I don't think Americans would want to vote for a lobbyist in a general election.
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To: FreepersareproAmerica
OH, and BTW, Dick Morris has no INSIDE information. It’s mostly just his spin and wordings.
To: FreepersareproAmerica
IB4TZ
I think you are out of here.
43 posted on
10/01/2007 8:00:11 PM PDT by
Pistolshot
(Richardson/Paul '08 - Sometimes this stuff just writes itself.)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
I don't think Americans would want to vote for a lobbyist in a general election. I don't think anybody with any sense reads and/or believes anyone made famous for sucking whores toes. Does something to one creditability!
45 posted on
10/01/2007 8:06:47 PM PDT by
org.whodat
(What's the difference between a Democrat and a republican????)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
Let me help you with your understanding of that word:
Lobbyist
Lobbying is a concerted effort designed to achieve some result, typically from government authorities and elected officials. It can consist of the outreach of legislative members, public actions (e.g. mass demonstrations, blog postings, letters to your representative, and even editorials), or combinations of both public and private actions (e.g. encouraging constituents to contact their legislative representatives, donating monies and/or efforts).
As a professional occupation it is also known as "government affairs" or "public affairs". Practitioners may work in specialist organizations or as part of government relations or as public relations consultancies.
In other words, you are a lobbyist, I am a lobbyist, as well as paid lobbyists. So, THIS 35 years of voting experience American would, very much, VOTE for a lobbyist.
Lobbying is protected under the 1st Amendment, the right to free speech.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
I thank God that lobbying is legal and honorable.
Prosperity. Unity. Security
Fred Thompson'08
49 posted on
10/01/2007 8:19:18 PM PDT by
papasmurf
(I'm for Free, Fair, and Open trade. America needs to stand by it's true Friend. Israel.)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
this article was past the stale date the day it was released.....
To: FreepersareproAmerica
54 posted on
10/01/2007 8:24:30 PM PDT by
Jotmo
(I Had a Bad Experience With the CIA and Now I'm Gonna Show You My Feminine Side - Swirling Eddies)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
I don't think Americans would want to vote for a lobbyist in a general election.Why not? At least he's been working in the private sector. I'll take a conservative lobbyist over a socialist ANY time.
56 posted on
10/01/2007 8:40:57 PM PDT by
SuziQ
To: FreepersareproAmerica
66 posted on
10/01/2007 8:59:51 PM PDT by
rockrr
(Global warming is to science what Islam is to religion)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
Welp, looks like you pulled a 'post-and-run'. Thanks for playing. Here is your lovely parting gift, suitable for framing...
To: FreepersareproAmerica
Haley Barbour was one of the most successful lobbyists on K Street.
I’d vote for him in a heartbeat!
69 posted on
10/01/2007 9:42:29 PM PDT by
dixiechick2000
(There ought to be one day-- just one-- when there is open season on senators. ~~ Will Rogers)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
I don't think Americans would want to vote for a lobbyist in a general election. There's nothing wrong with lobbying. It's no different than being a lawyer picked randomly from the Yellow Pages.
To: FreepersareproAmerica
77 posted on
10/02/2007 3:24:21 AM PDT by
W04Man
(I'm Now With Fred http://Vets4Fred.net)
To: FreepersareproAmerica
Did you know, by the way, that lobbying is specifically protected by the First Amendment?
85 posted on
10/03/2007 6:58:29 PM PDT by
Petronski
(Congratulations Tribe! AL Central Champs)
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