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2016 Postmortem

caraher

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2. Why not embrace that "talking point?"

Reply to fasttense (Reply #1)

Tue Jun 12, 2012, 07:04 AM

Jun 2012

It seems to me that if the RW say WI voters are against recalls generally, they can't also claim the official result indicates voters approve of Walker's policies. At least not if they're going to be logically consistent...

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MT ES&S failures cast further doubt on 100% unverifiable WI recall results [View all] Stevepol Jun 2012 OP

The right wing talking point is that WI voters don't approve of recalls. fasttense Jun 2012 #1

Why not embrace that "talking point?" caraher Jun 2012 #2

Marketing works, when combined with extortion (private sector won't create jobs unless you vote shcrane71 Jun 2012 #4

Bingo! Look away from the stolen election because the real reason it turned .... Botany Jun 2012 #6

As commenter noted: RC Jun 2012 #3

So what can we do about it? postulater Jun 2012 #5

The TV says Scott Walker's a winner. Blue Owl Jun 2012 #7

And yet, Barrett didn't challenge the result. brooklynite Jun 2012 #8

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