CNN: "One Tshirt supported the troops, while the other opposed the war"

[Proud2BAmurkin]

This was on headline news. The tone of voice was a pause between the two descriptions and implied they were "opposite" tshirts.

If you have email addresses post them!

[still_one]

1. screw CNN

they were distorting that Cindy was disrupting the SOTU

No integrity in the media today

[electropop]

2. If you really support the troops, you oppose the war.

So I think Cindy and the Congressman's wife were saying the same thing, right? :sarcasm:

[Virginian]

3. So, they both supported the troops.

Young supports them after they have been injured and Sheehan supports them before they get injured.

[Marr]

4. One person was unjustly arrested, the other made up some bullshit.

[Ilsa]

9. And they are dropping the charges against her, aren't they? eom

[Skip Intro]

5. The more its played up by the corp media, the more suspicious it is.

anybody else see it that way?

[KittyWampus]

8. Nothing compares to the amount of bandwith DU has wasted on it.

[The Backlash Cometh]

6. Cindy reminded us of the soldiers who died.

How many Americans didn't even know the number until they saw her tee shirt?

[BushOut06]

7. That's what happens when you leave T-shirts in the closet too long

They eventually start growing bacteria, those bacteria eventually grow, multiply, and eventually evolve. Before you know it, those T-shirts are opposing the war, making gay cowboy movies, and causing all sorts of trouble. We gotta do something to keep those T-shirts in their place!

[billbuckhead]

10. Yeah, I noticed CNN trying out this frame. Does Rove write their copy?

CNN is even more insidious than Faux

[Stephanie]

11. One t-shirt said "Support the Troops," while the other said "2,245 Dead"

twelve words as opposed to their eleven.