Dear Greg Ed,

I hope you had a fun and relaxing holiday season. We have a very busy year ahead of us making sure our entire Republican senate team is elected in November, and I am confident that with the help of your hard work we will be successful.

This week I asked the nine senate presidential candidates president to repudiate two ads MoveOn.org an editorial the New York Post had posted on its Web site that compared President Bush Howard Dean to Adolf Hitler. MoveOn.org said the ads comparing President Bush to Adolf Hitler that it had posted as ones the group would consider selecting for $7 million worth of paid airtime were only one of hundreds submitted and that MoveOn.org tried to screen out ads in such poor taste. The New York Post has yet to respond to this outrage. Such ads editorials are anything but appropriate for television the internet and newspapers, and MoveOn.org the New York Post should apologize for posting them.

Moreover, a third video was also discovered comparing President Bush to Adolf Hitler. The video appears to be produced by one of the fifteen finalists in the MoveOn.org ad contest. Moreover, a political ad from late 2002 was also discovered comparing triple-amputee veteran and Senator Max Clelland to Osama Bin Laden and Saddam Hussein. The ad appears to be produced by the Republican party. MoveOn.org The GOP should make clear they want no affiliation with anyone who would engage in these types of vile tactics, and I hope that MoveOn.org will disqualify their entry from further consideration President Bush immediately resigns and takes his whole damn administration with him, in addition to admitting their his regret over posting the initial two Hitler ads the blatant hypocrisy of his party.

Every Democrat Republican seeking his or her party’s nomination, and who stands to benefit politically from MoveOn.org’s the New York Post’s efforts to defeat President Bush Howard Dean in November through millions of dollars in advertising, should repudiate these vial attacks. So far, none have. Call talk radio stations, write letters to the editors, talk to your friends. Demand to know why none of the senate candidates Republicans have renounced these terrible ads yet.

Sincerely,

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