To: GOPJ
Umm the dems campaign still did an excellent job on blaming Bush for this economy. The Bush boogey-man tactic will work for the next several election cycles since the meme will be “Bush and Republicans irresponsible policies forced our hand.” This is the tactic you get when a political Party fails to defend itself, lol.
The problem is not Obama/dems voting base, the problems are Republican advisers who want to play “it” soft, compromised candidates (Moderates who do not offer any contrasting platforms on fiscal responsibility), and conservative Republican candidates eating themselves up during the primary. Conservative Repubs need to put ego and power whoring aside and pick the best candidate with the cleanest record and cunning as a hungry wolf. There are millions of untapped voters out there and millions more who are on a fragile fence who held their nose and voted for dems, they can be swayed with a candidate who inspires (Without all that hypocrisy).
11 posted on
11/11/2012 7:22:27 AM PST by
rollo tomasi
(Working hard to pay for deadbeats and corrupt politicians.)
To: rollo tomasi
no, the problem is a failure of political will ~ by the GOP-e. As we told them repeatedly, Romney can’t win and he didn’t
13 posted on
11/11/2012 7:24:10 AM PST by
muawiyah
To: rollo tomasi
Umm the dems campaign still did an excellent job on blaming Bush for this economy... Wrong.
Dems could have hired a monkey and put a sign around his neck saying, "It's Bush's Fault" and the MSM would have run with it. Dems don't have to do an "excellent job' any more than the teacher's pet has to do an excellent job. Do you think the 'favored child' of narcissistic hateful parents has 'earned' the revered spot?
Were you born yesterday?
The boys at the New York Times don't have to be 'convinced' they've got their Obama knee pads on, their mouths are open and their eyes are closed...
22 posted on
11/11/2012 8:32:48 AM PST by
GOPJ
(Petraeus confession: like something from a 'Soviet purge trial'....)
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