Birther infomercial

[Sauron]

Running in 11 southern cities (where else)?

Maybe we should just call them Swiftbirthers....

Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation says his group will decide soon on a second buy for the 28-minute program that asks late-night viewers to give $30 to have a faxes sent to government officials demanding Obama produce his birth certificate. As a thank you, contributors also get a special Birther bumper sticker.
The first buy covered Sept. 10 through Sept. 27.

For your viewing pleasure, here's the grand list:

Chattanoga, TN
Memphis, TN
Shreveport, LA
Springfield, MO
Abilene, TX
Lubbock, TX
Macon, GA
Savannah, GA
Huntsville, AL
Jacksonville, FL
Tallahasseee, FL

As to why Kreep's group, which is based in southern California, is targeting states in the South, he tells us only: "We used a vendor that booked the times."

LivePrayer.com, the fundamentalist online prayer hotline run by birthermercial host Bill Keller, is based in St. Petersburg, Florida.

[The Man]

As a thank you, contributors also get a special Birther bumper sticker.

With a payoff like that, how can anyone refuse?

[Qingdai]

[Caligulette]

Birther ignomercial is more like it. Ignorance is a weird sort of spiteful bliss.

[JamesBannon]

I loved the attorney's name: Gary Creep? Sounds kind of fitting.

[ChuckF]

Wow, $30 for a bumper sticker and a fax, what a deal. I remember some similar thing on WND last year sometime. I think it had something to do with the Supreme Court but I don't remember what. For like $25, WND would print out a form letter with your name on it and then "hand deliver" it to the Supreme Court, where I imagine it went right in the recycling bin. Needless to say, I finished Christmas shopping early that year.

[Leesifer]

liv, please don't make Chuck my secret santa this year.

[ChuckF]

For £20 I will send her a personalized PM encouraging her not to make me your Secret Santa, and I will also send you a handsome printed copy of same.

[Leesifer]

I'll pay £25 if you sign it too.