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Warning: colorful profanity alert.

UPDATE: What's that you say? Both are a parody and the real deal? Oh, you wacky leftists!

"Bush in 41.2 Seconds" was done as a parody of the MoveOn.org ads. The intent was to say what a lot of liberals are thinking ("Bush lied"), but to do it in a manner that was so over-the-top it would be funny as much as ludicrous. Because it parodied both MoveOn and the idea of homespun political ads -- two liberal-minded ideals -- it was risky to run on Liberal Oasis. Still, Scher got the joke and the piece went up.
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Then hit counts notched up further courtesy of angry conservatives who, through no fault of their own, didn't understand the context and really thought the DNC had stooped to calling President Bush "a lying sack of horseshit."

Um ... John Kerry, Wesley Clark, Al Gore and Howard Dean have been serving up similar soundbites since late last year; the only difference with this parody is that it uses slightly more profanity. Also, it's amusing how the parody of MoveOn was nearly the same as an actual MoveOn ad.