political : IS IT OK TO DOCTOR PHOTOS TO SLANDER SOMEONE IN A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN? [+] serious ballot by cranky ACTIVE Mon Aug 07, 06 - Sat May 02, 09 According to the Republican Party, yes, perfectly acceptable. "Early in the 2000 presidential campaign season --when it was obvious that John Kerry was going to be the Democratic nominee -- Republican operatives began blanketing all media outlets with a photo that showed Senator Kerry and Jane Fonda sharing a speaker's platform at an anti-war rally. The problem? You guessed it -- the photo was a fake and yet another attempt by conservatives to join Kerry with the Republican's most vilified female. The picture was created by merging two different photographs taken at two completely different times and places." (Bob Geiger) * * * * * * * * Now, since we all learned from Karl Rove that it is perfectly acceptable to knowingly over-exaggerate the facts to win more people over, is it acceptable for the Republican Party to intentionally slander John Kerry to win more people over to the noble cause of hating anyone who isn't a white, conservative male? Yes, it's ok to use a little trickery, so long as people hate non-Republicans as a result No, even Republicans should tell the truth Democrats don't never lie No party should be allowed to doctor photos Ballot #100133 : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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