Posted on 10/10/2004 4:58:17 PM PDT by RWR8189
Contact: Christine Iverson
202-863-8614
WASHINGTON - The RNC today released a new web video on GOP.com regarding Sen. Kerrys continuing changing of positions when it comes to this nations security.
Senator Kerrys contradictions have evaporated his credibility and his most recent positions are both naive and dangerous for America's security, said RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke.
Watch Now!
It will be the same format as the first debate.
Deadly. Accurate. MOAB.
Its not flashy but it nails the point home
Ping!
Pretty powerful-- if anyone watches it bsides Bush supporters,
Okay. We KNOW Kerry is a jerk. Many people are turned off by commericals that tell what is wrong with your opponent....and would rather see a commercial that tells what is RIGHT with YOU!
Why don't these folks running the Bush campaign put clips from the convention speeches into commercials? Don't they even recognise that their convention gave them a HUGE boost, because of WHO spoke, and WHAT good things they said about Bush? People were surprized at all the speakers who were ethnic and minorities. They were surprized at the actors and the Democrat who supported Bush. They listened to these people and saw many people of color who supported Bush, and they thought, "I must be missing something if these people think so highly of Bush. Maybe they know something I don't"....
Americans have ADD, and need to be reminded. Reminded of why they liked him so much on 9-11-01 and why they said "I am glad Gore wasn't in the office"...Even Rosie O'Donnell said that, right on her show!
Remind them with positive commercials, telling what Bush has done right, featuring clips from the convention speeches.
That would be the most powerful tool of all. Use it.
bttt
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