MoveOn doesn't speak for me
What Rolling Stone said:
The problem is that "MoveOn" and "blogs" usually occur in close juxtaposition in the traditional media. A handy example is this front page story in The Oregonian about Brian Baird:
Take my decoder ring, please.
What a ******* stupid thing to do.Sure, it's all fun and games going after an obscure Congressman from Southwest Washington who foolishly waded into the snake pit, for whatever reason. Not so much fun now, huh?
“General Betray Us”?
For God’s sake, it’s not even clever. A bad pun driving a despicable message.
The problem is that "MoveOn" and "blogs" usually occur in close juxtaposition in the traditional media. A handy example is this front page story in The Oregonian about Brian Baird:
Liberal group Moveon.org has launched an advertising campaign attacking Baird in his district. He is the target of angry screeds from bloggers.We're being lumped in with people who are acting like the mirror opposite of the neoconservatives whose agenda we despise. Houston, we have a big, big problem. MoveOn doesn't speak for me, not with this stuff. We can crash the gates without that kind of rhetoric.
Take my decoder ring, please.
