If by some real twisted, half-baked thought that you think they do, keep reading the above until it sinks in or get your parent to explain it.
Oh, and one last thing: in addition to what is listed above, add the RNC, Rush Limbaugh, the author's wife, or their dogs and/or cats.
Just so ya know.
VW
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NARAL has now issued a rebuttal to the FactCheck.org analysis and they do a pretty good job of exposing it as just a crappy research job:
FACTCHECK.ORG COULD USE A GOOD FACTCHECKER
Factcheck.org’s analysis of the television advertisement released by NARAL Pro-Choice America on August 8, 2005 is deeply flawed, and its conclusion that the “ad is false” is unsubstantiated and should be retracted. The analysis, written by Matthew Barge, identified as a recent college graduate, is riddled with legal and factual errors and in many instances virtually mirrors the White House’s talking points. One might disagree with the opinions stated in the ad or even have a different view of how John Roberts’ role in a particular case should be characterized; however, every factual statement made in NARAL Pro-Choice America’s ad is completely accurate and supported by objective documents. The ad is not “false.” John Roberts did indeed file briefs supporting violent fringe groups, with the effect of excusing their actions by helping to remove a crucial legal remedy that had been the most effective tool against them.
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Please leave a link and a summation rather than leave a comment that is pages long.
Posted by: kaybear | Wednesday, August 10, 2005 at 14:33
Some unkown college student writes the rebuttal? Yeah Right.
It is STUPID BEYOND BELIEF to think that Judge Roberts supports violence against women or the bombing of abortion clinics. Period!
And yes, I'm calling you stupid if you believe that John Roberts indeed supports violence.
Posted by: Mike | Wednesday, August 10, 2005 at 14:51