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Note To Angry Republicans: Stay Angry But Vote Republican (Dennis Prager Alert)
Townhall.com ^ | 10/31/2006 | Dennis Prager

Posted on 10/30/2006 10:08:08 PM PST by goldstategop

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Here is my short report on advance voting in Georgia on the first day:

http://www.freedominion.ca/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=830322&highlight=#830322


21 posted on 10/31/2006 3:08:03 AM PST by backhoe ("It's so easy to spend someone else's money." [My Dad, circa 1958])
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To: goldstategop
What game are you playing?


Have you been taking lessons from Kerry?


Your talking out both sides of your mouth.


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1728954/posts


This is the time to vote for the PARTY. Not for the INDIVIDUAL

22 posted on 10/31/2006 3:30:59 AM PST by AmeriBrit (Soros and Clinton's for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington = SCREW.)
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To: Stallone

Besides the tombstone and illegal alien votes the Democrats' best hope is that Republicans will fall for the leftist propaganda of the past 6 monts and stay home.

The only other hope Democrats have of taking Congress is a military coup.


23 posted on 10/31/2006 4:28:26 AM PST by R.W.Ratikal
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To: Digger

What more do you want them to do to the border?


24 posted on 10/31/2006 4:30:57 AM PST by Conservativegreatgrandma
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To: Votewaster
Oh by all means bring up Harriet Miers. Let's get THAT argument started again.

Look, you anti-Miers people WON! Isn't that enough? You want to forever punish anyone who disagreed, like some sort of thought police?

25 posted on 10/31/2006 4:40:15 AM PST by Miss Marple (Lord, please look over Mozart Lover's and Jemian's sons and keep them strong.```````````````````````)
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To: HitmanLV

"How did we get here?"

Well, this is what I came up with. I think aside from Kennedy and Truman, who by todays standards would be Republicans who would be called RINOS, this man is probably the reason why the Democrats are like they are today.

"Wallace was chosen by Roosevelt in 1940 to be the Vice Presidential candidate on the Democratic ticket, mostly for his loyalty to FDR, and his popularity in the Midwest. The Roosevelt-Wallace ticket won the election that year, marking the beginning of Roosevelt's unprecedented third term. It would be the first and last elected office Wallace would ever serve in.

As a wartime Vice President (the bombing of Pearl Harbor occurred less than a year into his term), Wallace took on all sorts of roles. He was chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare, which spent over a billion dollars fighting the Axis in world markets. He also went on several goodwill missions around the world, including a trip to the Soviet Union, where he was extremely impressed with the economic progress that the country had made under Josef Stalin's rule. Around the time of the end of the war, Wallace also began to talk about encouraging a "revolution of the people" in Europe in order to help the common man.

Due to reactions against Wallace's praise of Stalin's Soviet Union, and growing concerns about Roosevelt's health, the Democratic establishment was firmly against Wallace's re-nomination as Vice President in 1944. It would have taken unwavering support from Roosevelt for Wallace to stay on the ticket, and he did not receive it. Wallace was dropped from the ticket in favor of Harry S. Truman, and Roosevelt-Truman won the general election that fall. Wallace was kept on as Secretary of Commerce.

After Roosevelt's death in 1945, Wallace began to diverge from the Democratic Party, now under Truman's leadership. He disagreed with Truman's hard line policies against Russia, preferring policies of accommodation and economic aid, even suggesting that the United States share atomic energy research with the Soviet Union. After publicly stating these views in a speech in September 1946, Wallace was dismissed by President Truman. He almost immediately took a job as editor of the New Republic, criticizing Truman's foreign policy decisions whenever he could. In 1948, Wallace ran for President on the Progressive Party ticket, but only won less than 2% of the vote."


26 posted on 10/31/2006 5:34:08 AM PST by EQAndyBuzz (Obama in 08)
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To: R.W.Ratikal

"The only other hope Democrats have of taking Congress is a military coup."

Actually, the Democrats have a good chance of taking congress. You seem to forget that the political parties play by different rules.

There will be fraud, massive lawsuits, "green districts", voting machine failures, disenfranchisement and everything else thrown at Americans to ensure a Democrat victory come November 8.

The MSM is going to post exit polls illegally, call elections before the polls close and write articles supporting Democrat accusations.

This is it for the RATS. They lose this one, they can kiss their party goodbye as well as kiss the ACLU, Moveon and every other Marxist group that either funds them or they fund goodbye.

The DNC will implode and Dean will be gone, replaced by Clinton cronies.

If nothing else happens in the next two years, Bush should have one goal in mind. Fill as many seats on the bench with Conservatives as possible. Go nuclear!

Then propose a purge of every voter roll in the country to be replaced by everyone reregistering to vote and a mechanical voting system that gives a paper receipt. Show the country how ridiculous the RATS are and the only way to stop the madness is by scratching the system and starting from square one.

Finally, with that, redo the census and redictrict the entire country.




27 posted on 10/31/2006 5:43:26 AM PST by EQAndyBuzz (Obama in 08)
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To: phelanw
That's who need convincing, the swing voters. What has been done in the past 6 years to convince them?

Negative advertising turns swing voters off. They say fie on both your houses and refuse to vote.

The California Governors race between Gray Davis and Bill Simon was a classic example. Karl Rove tried to convice Bill Simon to stay positive but he refused and went negative. Davis had been negative from the start. Davis and Rove knew that when both parties went negative it turned the moderate voters off.

When the votes were counted a total of 10 plus million people voted but only 6 plus million voted in the Governors race. The bases of both parties voted and swing voters did not. Since there were mote Democrats than Republicans in California, Davis won.

In the central states the Republican advertising has been very negative.Surpisingly so has the Democratis advertising. That means the swing voters will not vote. Since there are more Registered Republicans than Democrats in these states ... Republicans will win on what will appear to be a light turn out. But if those who vote are checked out you will find it was the swing voters who stayed away from the polls.

The pollsters are assuming the swing voters will vote in the same frequency as in the past. That will not be true.

28 posted on 10/31/2006 6:42:42 AM PST by Common Tator
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To: goldstategop
Yet another "vote for us because the other guys are worse than we are" article...



29 posted on 10/31/2006 7:44:13 AM PST by zeugma (I reject your reality and substitute my own in its place. (http://www.zprc.org/))
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30 posted on 10/31/2006 8:21:19 AM PST by Prime Choice (True Conservatives don't vote for Liberals just because they have an 'R' by their name.)
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To: goldstategop
So vote Republican as if your life and your country depended upon it. Because this year, it literally does.

Damn I use to think the liberals had a lock on ridiculous hyperbole.

31 posted on 10/31/2006 8:55:44 AM PST by StoneColdGOP (¿Dubya es mi señor, es él el tuyo?)
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To: goldstategop

He misses a key point, and that is that by far most of the Congressional Republicans are on the right side of the immigration issue - always have been. Both House and Senate. The problem is that with a narrow edge, if a few RINO's like Specter vote with the Dem's, the attempt to pass something will fail. Not to mention fillibusters. So the "true conservatives" are basically blaming all pubbies for the actions of some RINO's. Of course Bush is also not where he should be on the issue but that also is not congressional Republicans' fault.


32 posted on 10/31/2006 7:50:44 PM PST by lasereye
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To: YdontUleaveLibs

I agree with you entirely we need to not be eutopians but pragmatic ;-). Thanks for the reply and God bless you.


33 posted on 11/01/2006 11:47:41 AM PST by democrats_nightmare
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