RRocket
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Well..when news networks are right, they're right!!  Check out the words under Bush's chin...."I LIE".....SWEET!!!  LOL
		
		
	
	
		 
	
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			Oh Crap, "No, he didn't?"RRocket said:Our heads may be buried in the sand, but clearly your head is buried up Bush's ass.... :F
It gets so tiring correcting you guys all the time. Will you EVER get anything right? I think you do it on purpose just to keep me busy.RRocket said:Are you serious Bryan? That was from a moving picture. Some wise-ass freeze framed it there. This wasn't an NBC thing at all. It was actually Bush and Cheney's sign that read "Tax Relief for Working Families". Our heads may be buried in the sand, but clearly your head is buried up Bush's ass.... :F
 
	 The right half of NBC's screen was consumed by a waist-up shot of Brokaw. On the left, at the bottom, the NBC News "Decision 2004" graphic. Above that, a side shot of Bush's head turned slightly toward the TV viewing audience. The letters "ILIE," the MRC's Tom Johnson astutely noticed, ran from screen edge to his Bush's chin. The rest of the background was blank. The letter "I" could be seen, but since it was partially cut off on the lower left side of it, viewers may have assumed they were only seeing part of another letter and so saw "LIE." If they identified it as an "I," then they saw: "ILIE." Brokaw's intro took 20 seconds, but for four seconds Bush's movements obscured the last two letters, "IE."
 The right half of NBC's screen was consumed by a waist-up shot of Brokaw. On the left, at the bottom, the NBC News "Decision 2004" graphic. Above that, a side shot of Bush's head turned slightly toward the TV viewing audience. The letters "ILIE," the MRC's Tom Johnson astutely noticed, ran from screen edge to his Bush's chin. The rest of the background was blank. The letter "I" could be seen, but since it was partially cut off on the lower left side of it, viewers may have assumed they were only seeing part of another letter and so saw "LIE." If they identified it as an "I," then they saw: "ILIE." Brokaw's intro took 20 seconds, but for four seconds Bush's movements obscured the last two letters, "IE." 