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To: shrinkermd
We simply have to do better.



If'n they don't improve maybe you can jump in and run it for them...... Give them some time as it's still over seven months to the Lever Pull and some 30% normally don't make up their mind until the last month.... I doubt they are trying to lock up votes with these ads but rather trying to get selected data in the mix. Just my guess.

47 posted on 03/12/2004 4:16:18 PM PST by deport ("These guys are the most crooked, you know, lying group I have ever seen. It's scary," Kerry said.)
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To: deport
This is from the LA Weekly and it is posted in its entirety on FR.

"L.A. Weekly has learned that, according to research exit polls, The Passion of the Christ is attracting a gargantuan 40 percent Latino audience in the cities tested. Until now, there has been only anecdotal evidence that Latinos, as well as Asians and African-Americans, are flocking to the film. The research shows that Latinos are rating Passion higher than does any other ethnic group, and 76 percent say theyre inclined to pay to see the movie again. Not only do 86 percent of Latinos say the film is excellent, but 80 percent say the movie is better than they expected. And while a whopping percentage of the overall audience say they would definitely recommend it, that figure among Latinos is a startling 91 percent.

All I hear is about how we are going to lose the Hispanic vote. Doesn't anyone in the Bush campaign understand what motivates people? I am sure the President is a nice guy (in fact I know it since I met him), but we don't need syrupy sermons tell us this.

The RATS big weakness is their elitism, atheism and dislike for everyday, common cultural norms. Their identity politics advantages are easily turned into liabilities since the views of the various identity groups conflict with one another.

57 posted on 03/12/2004 4:32:56 PM PST by shrinkermd
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