Any DUers from Webster City? What's wrong with this woman?

[progressoid]

She shows some true heartland values! Lets see, there's hate, vitriol, spite, anger, lying, immaturity, self-aggrandisement....shall I go on?

http://www.iowapresidentialwatch.com/index.htm

And she's also responsible for this deplorable little bit of propaganda...

http://www.prwatch.org/node/3220

Makes me sad to be an Iowan

[Blue Gardener]

1. Don't think I've ever been there

Jeez, what a bitch that woman is. Another Ann the Man Coulter wannabee.

[Bluzmann57]

2. What a piece of work she is

I am proud to be an Iowan, but this woman shames not only Iowans, but human beings as well. She needs to crawl back into whatever hole she came out of and leave the rest of us alone.

[Hobarticus]

3. I've seen better Photoshop work by high-schoolers....

Don't take her too seriously.

[rurallib]

4. Looks like a coming star

on the repub train. Think she'll be able to do senior citizens smiling at B*** and thanking him for the smaller check? If she can't do it they'll find someone who can.

[CoffeeCat]

5. This woman is a typical Bush supporter...

Did you check out her Web site?

It's all shrill content. She sells a "It's Never Time For Hillary" wall clock. Perfect decor for those who live in dilapidated trailer parks.

She's also got a list of quotes--making fun of the Dems. She also did a really absurd, mean-spirited poster of Dean. He's on a donkey and something about "Don Quixote". The artwork is sickening.

The woman is a potpourri of that good ol' "Compassionate Conservative" that Bush touts.

So typical.

She totally made a name for herself with that doctored image of the soldier holding the Iraqi girl. There was a huge thread on that, here on DU. I had no idea an Iowan dishonestly manipulated that photo by removing an injured Iraqi girl and replacing her with another child. Also, the soldier's facial expression was changed. Initially he looked solemn, but she changed him into Mr-Smiley-Pants.

It's absolutely revolting. She doesn't take responsibility for her con-artist hack job either. No apologies. No regrets. Again, typical of these war-mongering Republican hypocrites.

[progressoid]

6. I was thinking of calling Reuters and seeing if she purchased

rights to modify that photo. Copyright infringement can be very expensive....:evilgrin: