I know. It'll be a long uphill climb; however, I think the primary enemies we'll have to worry about are the Alinsky-trained left-wing groups that will be engaging in all manner of slander and subterfuge (and probably some outright vote-buying) and the unions that will be using hired thugs to coerce members, because, as far as the public-at-large goes, I've been making off-the-cuff anti-Obama and anti-Obamacare remarks around people (to gauge their reactions), and out of about 50 people who've actually reacted, only one has gotten her dander up and tried to defend the little s**t - everyone else has at least nodded in agreement. There are a heck of a lot of closet conservatives - at least fiscal conservatives, people who have had to manage their own family budgets and are finally getting too uncomfortable with the profligacy of the democrats/liberals.
We also have to be very, very careful not to let them trick us into arguing on the basis of their own unstated assumptions. My favorite is the argument that republicans/conservatives are hard-hearted because we want to take money away from those who have the least - e.g., unemployment - and we can't argue on that assumption because, if the assumption is granted, the conclusion necessarily follows. Instead, we have to argue that, contrary to the unstated assumptions made by the democrats/liberals, we want to make sure everyone gets more money, and we know 100% based on the results of the past two decades, ever since Reagan's morning in America, that the best way to get money to the poor and the lower-middle class is cutting taxes and removing oppressive, uneconomic regulation - both of which necessarily entail cutting government spending - and that we have the cold, hard facts of history to back us up; what's more, those same facts refute, jot and tittle, every aspect of the democrats'/liberals' economic policies.
The other thing he needs are a lot more graphics - both digital and hardcopy - that we can spread around everywhere we go. I'm starting with this one:
which I cobbled together from the campaign website's logo. It's a small file that loads quickly, so please feel free to borrow it or hotlink to it and use it liberally to decorate posts on whatever fora or other websites you frequent.
The other thing we need to do is to identify all the little interest groups, including liberal groups, that have festering grudges against Chucklehead, and make sure we inflame and aggravate those grudges.
