Soros takes the cake

On a campus tour this week, Waffles Kerry lifted the lid on something called a Compact with the Next Generation

This is rich. MoveOn, that "grassroots" organization stealthily funded by billionaire George Soros, is having a bake sale. In fact, they're having over 1,000 bake sales "to help raise some dough (sorry) and take our country back." Back where, to the Stone Age? Here's the best part:

It's a great way to demonstrate the contrast between Bush's millionaire-backed campaign and our grassroots movement.

Given our residential location in a secret cell within Taxachusetts, there are fifteen of these things being held within ten miles of our home. Our favorite, appropriately located "in front of New England Comics in Allston, MA," is called "No Cookie Left Behind." We were reassured to know that

All the money raised will help MoveOn PAC run ads and get out the vote this November to support John Waffles Kerry.

As we blogged here a couple of months back,

Exploiting the loophole in campaign finance laws that lets billionaires donate as much as they want to private political lobbies, Soros pledged a $5 million matching grant to MoveOn late last year to create a $15 million advertising campaign to defeat President Bush.

Are Adam, Carrie, Eli, James, Joan, Laura, and Wes of The MoveOn PAC Team really that clueless, or are they just counting on their members to be dumb cookies?

Comments

[Garden Stater]

"to help raise some dough (sorry) and take our country back." Back where, to the Stone Age?

I don't eve get that, it has no factual backing, or even stereo typical backing.

Liberals are also called Progressives ere Conservatives might be called ??????

The word I'm thinking of starts with "re..."

Anyway...

Is it possible for you to mention a political figure you disagree with, without coming up with a childish name for them? I mean, I'm not trying to get on the offensive here, but is civil discourse too much to ask for?