SiIIIIGH - Fred Thompson ad . . . on CNBC . .. EVERY . . . DAMNED . . . HOUR . . .

[HughBeaumont]

Speaking for RenewTheTaxCuts.com . . . "it's urgent that you call your congressperson" . . . blah blah blah blah BLAH!

Fred. Pal. Bud.

No matter what sort of fairy tales you try to spin about the Bewsh tax cuts . . . they didn't work. They (along with, of course, Bewsh's costly occupations of folly) plunged this nation into a debt-ridden jobless morass. There was no hiring as a result of them. 1.1 million. That's it. You know what that's called when you factor in population growth and incoming/outgoing work force? That's called zero net job growth, Fred.

The greatest amount of hiring during the Bush Administration took place during his re-election year.

How many links do I have to dig out to prove that your theory, as it has ALWAYS been, is a mountain-sized pile of SHITE?

I'm just TIRED of it. Why can't I be a billionaire and have my own network so I can tell the truth to the American people? I'm just one voice.

What the ad should really say is "Don't let the tax cuts for me expire! Call that congressman NOW because goddamnit, that Kenyan's gonner screw my gravy train!!"

[spanone]

1. he's on my teevee selling reverse mortgages...he's an actor

[Liberal Veteran]

2. Gosh, they took him out of cryo-storage for that?

How wasteful.

[woo me with science]

3. LOL nt

[neverforget]

4. he was selling himself in Congress, now he just does it in the open

[madinmaryland]

5. You watch CNBC hour after hour???

:wtf:

[HughBeaumont]

8. Kind of have to. I work in a capital markets dept.

Up to the minute market news, and all that.

Yet, the people in the room have the good sense to put it on mute. Even they can't stand the tripe.

[and-justice-for-all]

6. Great, Frankenstein is back on the ballot?

[political_Dem]

7. There is a worse punishment in store when the Thompson ad is coupled with ads from Meg Whitman

and the absolutely irritating commercial with Mr. Opportunity gloating with his blonde, "human" girlfriend. Add the Pertussis ad with the gasping baby and you've got a televisual torture that surpasses waterboarding.