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fujiyama Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Mar-08-08 08:19 PM
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41. Focusing more on economic issues would be effective
Edited on Sat Mar-08-08 08:20 PM by fujiyama
especially in areas he's not favored to win in (blue collar working class places). He has spoken about the loss of manufacturing jobs for many years now. He needs to reiterate that...as well as NAFTA being passed under Bill. But going negative will go only so far.

And I agree he's effective in smaller meetings and town halls...His key is doing better with seniors and working class people. I hope he can do it. But the delegate rich areas are where he will do well - urban areas and suburbs of Philly and Pittsburgh.
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