October 15, 2008 in News, Politics, blogging, rants, thoughts
Tags: 2008 presidential election, elections, fraud, government, McCain, obama, voter fraud, war on drugs, war on terror, war on voter fraud
I’m sitting here, reading the Letter from the Obama Campaign to the McCain campaign about potential voter fraud issues, and it dawned on me… We need a war on voter fraud!
We’ve got a war on drugs
We’ve got a war on terror
Let’s bring a war on voter fraud into the mix. Let’s have our government busting [...]
June 12, 2008 in Economics, News, Politics, media, predictions, rants, thoughts
Tags: bitter voters, caconomics, clinton, economic policy, election, failed economic policy, fuel, fuel prices, gas tax, gas tax holiday, gasoline, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, Pennsylvania, speeches, stupid ideas, US economy, winning argument
John McCain, looking to gain support for his gas tax holiday, reached out to Hillary Clinton supporters in a stunning speech stimulating the lives of all the “bitter” voters of Pennsylvania. While most of the media focused on the bitter voter aspect of the McCain speech, I found it damning for the McCain campaign that [...]
June 10, 2008 in Business, Economics, News, Politics, predictions, rants, thoughts
Tags: Barrack Obama, big oil, economic stimulus package, entrepreneurs, financial incentives, fiscal stimulus, gas tax holiday, John McCain, McCain, obama, oil companies, politicians, small business, solar energy, solar panels, subsidy, tax credits, taxes, Walmart
Often cited as having a better grip on economic issues, Barrack Obama surprisingly proposed a $50 million subsidy for big oil on Monday. Where have you spent your tax rebate check? My guess is that you’ve spent it (will spend it) at the gas pump. Guess who is making the money on higher gas prices? [...]
May 2, 2008 in Politics, marketing tips, thoughts
Tags: america, Barrack Obama, caconomics, campaign, clinton, economic gimmick, fiscal policy, gas tax, gas tax holiday, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, oil, oil companies, presidential campaign
I’ll keep it really brief:
Bring more attention to the “gas tax holiday”
Point out how both of your opponents support it even though it would just put more money into the already fat pockets of oil companies
Remind people that both Clinton and McCain support this ridiculous economic gimmick, and ask the public to decide who we [...]
April 30, 2008 in Economics, News, Politics, rants, thoughts
Tags: clinton, economists, federal reserve, gas prices, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, oil, politicians, presidential candidates, public policy
I have my fair share of critical remarks for economists in general. I’ve mentioned before that my econ professor a few years ago gave me a B on a paper where I theorized that constantly increasing energy prices would leader to inflation that could not be controlled by the Federal Reserve. He, like many economists, [...]
March 27, 2008 in Politics, marketing tips, thoughts
Tags: america, Bush, campaigning, clinton, democracy, election, george bush, hillary, John McCain, McCain, obama, politician, presidential election, suggestions, tips, w
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 [...]
March 23, 2008 in Politics, marketing tips, thoughts
Tags: america, campaigning, clinton, democracy, election, hillary, obama, politician, presidential election, suggestions, tips
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 [...]
March 22, 2008 in Politics, marketing tips, thoughts
Tags: america, campaigning, clinton, democracy, election, Hilary, obama, politician, presidential election, suggestions, tips
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!
March 22, 2008 in News, Politics, inspiration, marketing tips, media, thoughts
Tags: america, Bill Clinton, campaigning, clinton, democracy, election, experience, Hilary, obama, politician, presidential election, suggestions, tips
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!
February 20, 2008 in Economics, News, Politics, Television, blogging, life, media, thoughts
Tags: activism, Americans, anti-abortion activists, approval ratings, article, atheists, athletes, athletics, better future, Big Apple, big idea, bleeding nipples, blogging, blogs, broadcast, Bush, cardiovascular, chafing, chest pain, clinton, Congress, contest, cultural elites, donny deutsch, Economics, exercise, F-bomb, federal reserve, fitness, flaw, Ford, freedom, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, future, gay rights activists, george bush, health, hillary, interpretation, knight rider, liberal, liberal intolerance, life, Manhattan, marathon, marathon runner, media, Microsoft, moral racism, mystery, nbc, new york, News, nipples, obama, personal problem, political fight, political oppression, Politics, poll, president, race, religious fundamentalist, rueters, runner, running, self expression, stimulus package, study, support, survey, Television, titty twisters, tokyo, united states
This morning, I was browsing through the headlines on Rueters.com. After reading about how Obama is all talk and no action and how Hillary is in the political fight of her life, I couldn’t help but read about the Tokyo marathon runner who solves the mystery of his chest pain: bleeding nipples and not a [...]
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