RNC Pranks the DNC on Election Night

This was sent to the DNC's headquarters shortly after election day came to close on the east coast.  Apparently this was payback for the same type of prank done after the 1992 election when the dems claimed the White House and control of both houses of congress. 

Yeah, This Will Make all the Difference - DNC's New Logo

It is re-branding time at the DNC.  Let's see; healthcare is unpopular, Obama's approval ratings are dropping consistently, unemployment levels increased slightly last month, signs of inflation are showing, the loss of the house is almost a certainty, so this is how they will be solving all these problems:

Yeah, this will take care of it. 


Personally, I like this one much better -

Conservative Girl Adventure

I think I may need to make a phone call tomorrow. I will let you know what they tell me.






From: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 4:03:58 PM To: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Subject: DNC Statement on Republican Mob Rule
For Immediate Release
Date: August 4, 2009
Contact: DNC Press Office
Phone: 202-863-8148

Statement from DNC Communications Director Brad Woodhouse on the Republican Party and Allied Groups' Mob Rule

The Republicans and their allied groups - desperate after losing two consecutive elections and every major policy fight on Capitol Hill - are inciting angry mobs of a small number of rabid right wing extremists funded by K Street Lobbyists to disrupt thoughtful discussions about the future of health care in America taking place in Congressional Districts across the country.

However, much like we saw at the McCain-Palin rallies last year where crowds were baited with cries of 'socialist,' 'communist,' and where the birthers movement was born - these mobs of extremists are not interested in having a thoughtful discussion about the issues - but like some Republican leaders have said - they are interested in 'breaking' the President and destroying his Presidency.

These mobs are bussed in by well funded, highly organized groups run by Republican operatives and funded by the special interests who are desperately trying to stop the agenda for change the President was elected to bring to Washington. Despite the headline grabbing nature of these angry mobs and their disruptions of events, they are not reflective of where the American people are on the issues - or the hundreds of thousands of thoughtful discussions taking place around kitchen tables, water coolers and in homes.

The right wing extremists' use of things like devil horns on pictures of our elected officials, hanging members of Congress in effigy, breathlessly questioning the President's citizenship and the use of Nazi SS symbols and the like just shows how outside of the mainstream the Republican Party and their allies are. This type of anger and discord did not serve Republicans well in 2008 - and it is bound to backfire again.