Remember
those National Organization for Marriage-y robocalls a lot of Bmoreans got
two Novembers ago? We knew the rat(s) would get smoked out eventually, and now they have (in the
Sun's TV blog, no less. Which I
think you can view without having it 'count' against yr firewall).
So if you thought you recognized that voice, you were right, 'twas no less voice than Fox 45's Jeff Barnd's, working for ccAdvertising of Centreville, VA, darkening your ringer with those do-you-believe-marriage-between-a-man-and-a-woman robocall push polls.
ccAdvertising has been linked to a company owned by a creationist in Centreville, VA, where
coincidentally or not Mitt Romney's campaign has also been shooting political advertisements in the past week. Ooh, can't wait to see them. A source reports they involve B-roll of a very white Little League team.
And isn't it interesting that we have heard for years about Obama's supposed Muslim roots, but now we have a candidate who is part of a genuinely fringe religion, Mormonism, but liberals are too liberal mention how bizarre it is? ... well not me-- if you don't feel like reading
Under the Banner of Heaven, enjoy this entertaining-yet-factual song from the Book of Mormon musical...
Anyway, re., Jeff Barnd, so much for the
journalistic tradition of appearing objective and neutral. I wonder if the RNC paid Jeff Barnd in cash money (he's anti-
gay for pay!), or if he was pressured into doing it by Fox
honchos, or if he volunteered enthusiastically to record the push poll calls because he feels his hetero marriage (wait, does he even have one?) would be threatened by somebody's gay partner being eligible for health insurance. Wonder if he'd take an interview from
Ed Ericson... considering
how kind the CP has been to him previously...?
Enquiring minds want to know...