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WingDinger Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-21-10 09:46 AM
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Smug Fox contributor reveals endgame.
Edited on Thu Oct-21-10 09:55 AM by WingDinger
With jauntily wiggly shoulders, and girl constantly flicking her hair head movements, the fox contributor gave away the rightwing endgame. DNA evidence has been taken, for vote fraud. There will be some question raised about whether mailin ballots are not fraudulently filled out. The giddy news JOURNALIST, then went on to talk about how ACORN was involved elsewhere nafariously.

The rightwing officialdom is scared. Scared of early indications, likely exit polling, of massive Dem voting involvement. They will, as I predicted, without the blantant confirmation just witnessed, call all the early votes fraud. Demand DNA or some such impossibility to verify mailin ballots were submitted, and protected against fraud. Their own, or some Acornlike character.

We are getting within spitting distance of slamming a wedge between the pretentious Fox insinuations of their knowing "The People's wants". Shutting down the Teagag, and showing repubs as without a single thought, or idea. Should the teabags fail, and hiding from the press prove illconcieved, they will institute their threat to make the Republican party a distant third party. Of course, they will learn that they have no historic power, and will be crushed immediately by the existing power structure of the party.

Anderson cooper railed against the new dissing the press bravado, and it's implications towards political transparency, and accountability. Frank Luntz says that we are hating negative ads. We want persons, and either interests, or being incumbent, your actual accomplishments.

What do I intend to do about it? Oh, I have juice. You want juice too? Do as I have, and contact your local Dems, and get a list of persons, to encourage to show up to vote. Call from home. Walk the beats. We can do this. And allow Obama all we had hoped he would have the political capital to achieve. Volunteering is easy, and low investment. Be the changeagent.
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Bitwit1234 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-21-10 10:37 AM
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1. Let me tell you I ignore all the ads especially the hate filled ones
of course I am not a republican but I get so sick of their ads I immediately mute the TV or change the channel.
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Arugula Latte Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-21-10 10:42 AM
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2. I actually like negative ads when they're against Republicans.
It's refreshing to see them taken to task for a change. Otherwise they get a pass on everything.
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WingDinger Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Oct-21-10 10:50 AM
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3. The real issue is, Luntz said that voters want personal revelation.
Which bodes ill for Fox only candidates. And encourages our nerdy type admin, to tout their numerous and historic accomplishments. Loud and proud.
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