political : IS IT OKAY FOR ONE REPUBLICAN TO DOCTOR ANOTHER REPUBLICAN'S PHOTO? [+] serious ballot by cranky ACTIVE Thu Aug 24, 06 - Tue May 19, 09 The core theme of Republican State Senate candidate Dan Ochsner's campaign is "Central Minnesota's Voice of Integrity." However, a look at Ochsner's campaign literature reveals him to be anything but honest. One of Ochsner's literature pieces features a campaign rally picture that has clearly been doctored. While the rally appears to be for Ochsner, it is in fact a picture of a Bush/Cheney '04 rally that has been edited to replace Bush signs with Ochsner signs. A close-up view of the literature piece reveals that one Bush sign was not covered up, providing further evidence that this is a fabricated campaign rally. Worse yet, this forged picture is placed below Ochsner's claim that he is a "voice of integrity." This is a picture of a rally that never occurred. It has been doctored by the Ochsner campaign to provide the illusion of support that does not exist. Dan Ochsner cannot credibly claim to be a "voice of integrity" when his campaign is using doctored pictures of a fabricated rally in campaign literature. (Minnesota Republican Watch, 12/14/2005) * * * * * * * * Is it okay for one Republican to swipe another Republican's campaign photo, then doctor it so that it looks like the rally was actually for him, rather than the other Republican? Yes, they are on the same team so swiping and doctoring photos is just fine No, that isn't ethical Ballot #100932 : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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