ACU files complaint on illegal NY Times contribution to moveon.org

Alexandria, VA - American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman David A. Keene
announced today that ACU has filed a complaint with the Federal Election
Commission (FEC) against MoveOn.org Political Action and the New York Times
Company for violation of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as
amended and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.

On Monday, September 10, 2007, MoveOn sponsored a full page advertisement in
the New York Times attacking General David Petraeus prior to his report to
Congress regarding the status of the United States military operations in
Iraq. The open rate for a full page black and white advertisement in the New
York Times is $181,692. MoveOn only paid $65,000 for the ad, according to
multiple press reports.

The New York Times Company's "discount" is in effect a corporate soft money
contribution to a federal political committee. MoveOn's acceptance of this
corporate soft money contribution exceeds federal contributions and is a
clear violation of FEC laws.

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.

"Luiz Sérgio Solimeo" allegedly said in
:

Alexandria, VA - American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman David A.
Keene announced today that ACU has filed a complaint with the Federal
Election Commission (FEC) against MoveOn.org Political Action and the
New York Times Company for violation of the Federal Election Campaign
Act of 1971, as amended and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of
2002.

On Monday, September 10, 2007, MoveOn sponsored a full page
advertisement in the New York Times attacking General David Petraeus
prior to his report to Congress regarding the status of the United
States military operations in Iraq. The open rate for a full page
black and white advertisement in the New York Times is $181,692.
MoveOn only paid $65,000 for the ad, according to multiple press
reports.

The New York Times Company's "discount" is in effect a corporate soft
money contribution to a federal political committee. MoveOn's
acceptance of this corporate soft money contribution exceeds federal
contributions and is a clear violation of FEC laws.

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad
and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org
Political Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge
for the costs of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for
violation of federal law by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman
David A. Keene stated in the FEC complaint.




rotfl...

Rudolph Guilianai - Co-Defendant ???

It should give the folks at the FEC a rare moment of hilarity.

Recihtards are so ****ing stupid it stops being fun after a while...

--
AW - Head "Democrats for Larry" Campaign

small but dangerous

On Sep 16, 2:19 pm, "Luiz Sérgio Solimeo"
wrote:
Alexandria, VA - American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman David A. Keene
announced today that ACU has filed a complaint with the Federal Election
Commission (FEC) against MoveOn.org Political Action and the New York Times
Company for violation of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as
amended and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.

On Monday, September 10, 2007, MoveOn sponsored a full page advertisement in
the New York Times attacking General David Petraeus prior to his report to
Congress regarding the status of the United States military operations in
Iraq. The open rate for a full page black and white advertisement in the New
York Times is $181,692. MoveOn only paid $65,000 for the ad, according to
multiple press reports.

The New York Times Company's "discount" is in effect a corporate soft money
contribution to a federal political committee. MoveOn's acceptance of this
corporate soft money contribution exceeds federal contributions and is a
clear violation of FEC laws.

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.

This sounds like the last desperate gasp of a party that is taking the
eight count. Aren't the Republicans really interfering with private
enterprise?

On Sep 16, 9:19 am, "Luiz Sérgio Solimeo"
wrote:
Alexandria, VA - American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman David A. Keene
announced today that ACU has filed a complaint with the Federal Election
Commission (FEC) against MoveOn.org Political Action and the New York Times
Company for violation of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as
amended and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.

On Monday, September 10, 2007, MoveOn sponsored a full page advertisement in
the New York Times attacking General David Petraeus prior to his report to
Congress regarding the status of the United States military operations in
Iraq. The open rate for a full page black and white advertisement in the New
York Times is $181,692. MoveOn only paid $65,000 for the ad, according to
multiple press reports.

The New York Times Company's "discount" is in effect a corporate soft money
contribution to a federal political committee. MoveOn's acceptance of this
corporate soft money contribution exceeds federal contributions and is a
clear violation of FEC laws.

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.

I'm shocked, SHOCKED, that an organization would pay a newspaper for
an ad! All our newspapers should be supported by Imperial President
Bush's Propaganda and Happiness Bureau.

Look, Dippy, the ACU is a tiny group desperate for money. Of course
just the name, MoveOn, gets their knickers in a twist and causes all
the ex-Klan members they have as members to start spitting blood. Now
for the fun, how far will this get? My bet is far enough to collect
some buck and it will get thrown out by those evil, liberal fed.
judges.

By the way, Dippy. The ad was a "stand by" ad. If some one else
needed the space MoveOn would have lost that day. Truth is a big
problem for you conservative freaks.

"Amanda Williams" wrote in message
...
"Luiz Sérgio Solimeo" allegedly said in
:

Alexandria, VA - American Conservative Union (ACU) chairman David A.
Keene announced today that ACU has filed a complaint with the Federal
Election Commission (FEC) against MoveOn.org Political Action and the
New York Times Company for violation of the Federal Election Campaign
Act of 1971, as amended and the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of
2002.

On Monday, September 10, 2007, MoveOn sponsored a full page
advertisement in the New York Times attacking General David Petraeus
prior to his report to Congress regarding the status of the United
States military operations in Iraq. The open rate for a full page
black and white advertisement in the New York Times is $181,692.
MoveOn only paid $65,000 for the ad, according to multiple press
reports.

The New York Times Company's "discount" is in effect a corporate soft
money contribution to a federal political committee. MoveOn's
acceptance of this corporate soft money contribution exceeds federal
contributions and is a clear violation of FEC laws.

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad
and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org
Political Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal
charge
for the costs of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for
violation of federal law by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman
David A. Keene stated in the FEC complaint.




rotfl...

Rudolph Guilianai - Co-Defendant ???

It should give the folks at the FEC a rare moment of hilarity.

Recihtards are so ****ing stupid it stops being fun after a while...

Indeed. Even the conservative WSJ said ladyboy Guiliani and the ACU was
full of ****, as usual.
http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110010598

On Sep 16, 8:19 am, "Luiz Sérgio Solimeo"
wrote:

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.

And how much does ABC's Sean Hannity illegally contribute to Rudy
Giuliani's
campaign with his 3 hour a day program?

wrote in message
oups.com...
On Sep 16, 8:19 am, "Luiz Sérgio Solimeo"
wrote:

"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal
law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.


THERE IS NO FREEDOM OF SPEECH TO COMITT TREASON AGAINST OUR GENERALS AND
COMMANDER IN CHIEF!!!!!

On Sep 16, 8:19 am, "Luiz Sérgio Solimeo"
wrote:


"ACU demands a full and thorough investigation of the cost of the Ad and
the discount given by the New York Times Company to MoveOn.org Political
Action, for payment by MoveOn of the usual and normal charge for the costs
of the Ad and the requisite civil money penalty for violation of federal law
by each of the Respondents," ACU Chairman David A. Keene stated in the FEC
complaint.



I hope you will also charge Rush Limbaugh, Bill Oreily and Sean
Hannity with making illegal contributions to the republicans....