Democrats Against Curing AIDS in Africa

If you have liberal friends, by now you've probably gotten this video emailed to you.

In it, a professional actor playing the role of a doctor explains his reason for voting Republican: "I don't want a cure for AIDS or breast cancer."

The liner notes helpfully explain:

The Bush administration has been more interested in promoting AIDS treatment in Africa (for the benefit of American pharmaceutical companies) than in assisting American citizens who have AIDS.  The administration has also withheld money from organizations in Africa that distribute condoms in attempts to control the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Because treating AIDS in Africa couldn't possibly be important or anything. An estimated 22.5 million people are HIV positive in Sub-Saharan Africa, and nearly 100 times more people died of AIDS-related illnesses in Africa than died in North America last year.

Even Barack Obama has praised Bush's global AIDS initiative. In January of this year, the New York Times said, "Nearly five years later, the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief — Pepfar, for short — may be the most lasting bipartisan accomplishment of the Bush presidency." 

How do we fight against stuff like this? Is a text rejoinder going to beat the initial video volley? It seems we should helpfully point out that the people who made this video don't believe saving millions of lives in Africa is important, while George Bush does.

Conservatives can get viral like this when we want to. Where are Nicolai1951 and David Zucker when we need them?