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To: CholeraJoe
IT is becoming apparent, and Republicans had better learn this soon, That no Ad is too low, and no shot too cheap.

Sure the press might scream about it, but lets face it, the voters at either end of the spectrum are apathetic about the means, and of those in the middle , i suspect 80% are too dumb to have an opinion based on rational thought, and need that kind of hammering to form any opinion whatsoever.

the Day of Whack-A-Mole politics is dawning.

Get in the game or get Whacked Off!

78 posted on 10/23/2002 8:33:06 AM PDT by hobbes1
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To: hobbes1
That no Ad is too low, and no shot too cheap.

Exactly. I'm so damn sick of the GOP(especially the national level) acting like a bunch of p***ies. John Engler understood this, and played on the dems level.

There are three major things that affect campaigns.
1. Numbers game. A certain population is dem or GOP. This is the handicap that the other party needs to overcome. For example, Dems have trouble in Nebraska, and the GOP has trouble in Rhode Island.
2. Campaign organization. This was Gore's ace in the hole in 2000. Organized campaigns win. Campaigns in disarray lose.(Taylor)
3. Work ethic. Who works harderst and smartest usually wins. That means hitting below the belt. That means working 24/7. Engler was a master here.

84 posted on 10/23/2002 8:38:37 AM PDT by Dan from Michigan
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To: hobbes1
There's a pubbie running for State Senate here that is just roasting her dem opponent on raising taxes and gun rights. I hear about two radio ads per hour where she says, "The Second Amendment is Sacred. No one can take away our Cosntitutional rights."
90 posted on 10/23/2002 8:43:29 AM PDT by CholeraJoe
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