Posts Tagged ‘democracy’
I love WordPress! I particularly love getting picked up as a hawt post and watching the discussion take place. The debate. Everyone has two cents, and despite the $700 billion bailout of the banking industry, those two cents are worth something. I might not agree with certain people, but I’m glad to have this virtual [...]
At the time of this writing, 95.7% of the precincts were reporting results. The latest results can always be found on the Secretary of State’s website.
Since I’m writing this blog on a train, I’m glad to see that it looks like Proposition 1 is going to pass. The next big question should be whether the [...]
I’ll keep it really brief:
Don’t compare John McCain to George W. Bush
Focus on your own ideas, not another Senator’s
Stay true to your promise of not running politics as usual
Win handedly, so you are officially running against John McCain and it would actually make sense for you to say something about John McCain
Free as a courtesy [...]
I’ll keep it really brief:
Focus on issues that will inflame your opponent
Let your opponent make remarks about you and your proposed policies
Notice how everyone will be talking about you and your policies
Regain the lead because all the attention is on you, even headlines with your opponent’s name include your name
Win handedly
Free as a courtesy to [...]
I’ll keep it really brief:
Remind voters that America has been run by the same two families for the last 20 years: Bushes and Clintons
Remind us again, in case we forget
Precede with “I’m Barack Obama and I endorse this message!”
Win handedly
Free as a courtesy to democracy in America!
How many Families have been running the United States over the last 20 years?
I’ll give you a hint: It’s more than 1 and less than 3!
Folks, the real reason to be concerned with Hillary Clinton being president has nothing to do with what her policies may or may not be. For God’s sake, the first [...]
I’ll keep it really brief:
Search the media archives for the 1992 Presidential campaign where both Bill Clinton and Hilary Clinton defended Bill’s lack of experience for a need for change
Run those sound bites over and over
Precede with “I’m Barack Obama and I endorse this message!”
Win handedly
Free as a courtesy to democracy in America!
