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To: pissant

If you guys would spend as much time promoting Hunter as you do trashing FRed, you might make some headway. I think Hunter’s campaign could use the help.


15 posted on 11/13/2007 3:08:00 PM PST by Jim Robinson (Our God-given unalienable rights are not open to debate, negotiation or compromise!)
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To: Jim Robinson

Yes, Hunter could use some help. But a couple of things Jim.

1st, if you search FR by keyword, you will see daily, usually multiple threads on Hunter posted by me or other duncanistas, including tons of historical archives and congressional record stuff.

2nd, that means we scramble for every bit of news/blog info that comes out on Hunter. For every Hunter article generated by the MSM or even the conservative media (NRO, Weekly Standard, etc), there are literally dozens for each of the ‘top tier’ guys. So we don’t have nearly the options as the Mitt or Fred or even Huck fans. And much of what is blogged about Hunter is compare/contrast stuff to the rest of the field.

3rd, most of us here have at least given $$ to the Hunter campaign and many volunteer to do stuff in their home states to help

And finally, nothing anyone can tell me will convince me that Hunter is not the best man we have had enter the race since Reagan ran for re-election in ‘84. You saw the results of the poll here asking who would you pick if we were assured victory. That tells me there are alot of people pulling for Hunter that have not offered to help him. If we let this opportunity slip by, we can only blame ourselves. So climb aboard the Hunter bandwagon, we are gonna win this thing, for America.


17 posted on 11/13/2007 3:21:39 PM PST by pissant (Duncan Hunter: Warrior, Statesman, Conservative)
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