To me, having a marketing background, the BIRTHERS have a million dollar brand/word that was handed to them on a silver platter. A Madison Ave marketing firm would spent a hundred million dollars of your money getting YOUR catch phrase on the lips of so many Americans.
Most people know it, they know what it refers to, it is one word, only two syllables, fits on the headline of every newspaper or periodical.
And it didn't cost you dime.
If I were an ardent Birther I would be screaming it from the mountaintops, driving it into the psyche of every American, every voter. I would get down on my knees and thank my maker that such a gift was sent my way.
Instead, you reject it and attack anyone, and I mean ANYONE, who has the gall to use it.
And as I said, you could do a whole lot worse...like “tea-bagger”.
So funny.
True. “Birther” is simple, to the point and catchy. Since sheeple can’t wrap their minds around “natural born” they certainly couldn’t grasp “constitutionalist” either.
This is what I have to say on the use of the term “birther”, then I'll shut up.For me, I'm surprised only that some disciple of GOBG* hasn't yet called them the John Birth Society . . .To me, having a marketing background, the BIRTHERS have a million dollar brand/word that was handed to them on a silver platter. A Madison Ave marketing firm would spent a hundred million dollars of your money getting YOUR catch phrase on the lips of so many Americans.
Most people know it, they know what it refers to, it is one word, only two syllables, fits on the headline of every newspaper or periodical.
And it didn't cost you dime.
If I were an ardent Birther I would be screaming it from the mountaintops, driving it into the psyche of every American, every voter. I would get down on my knees and thank my maker that such a gift was sent my way.
Instead, you reject it and attack anyone, and I mean ANYONE, who has the gall to use it.
And as I said, you could do a whole lot worse...like “tea-bagger”.
So funny.
* --- GOBG: God's Only Begotten Grandson