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To: acapesket

I keep saying people need to “Read” Sun Tzu and all the answers to what she has done and what she will do are there. I want to see her in yesterday too, but strategically, it’s not the right time yet. Let the also-rans destroy each other THEN come in and clean up. Why fight when you don’t YET have to?

All the “I’m sick of waiting” people will forget that in 2 seconds when she announces.

Seems pretty simple to me.


29 posted on 08/21/2011 7:32:11 PM PDT by Norm Lenhart
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To: Norm Lenhart

What’s the practical deadline for primary election filings? No point in going public until the day before that date.

Sun Tsu, indeed. Stop playing by popular rules/expectations and make winning moves instead.

Another comparison is... Apple. A company who announces nothing, speculates nothing, says nothing until a new product is either going on the shelves right then or there’s legal obligations to publicity (FCC filings, etc.). A company whose advertising is short on technical specifications and long on emotional connection. A company who delivers what a fiercely devoted minority want. A company who is now the biggest gorilla on Wall Street. Likewise Palin: doing the right thing, stirring up huge hype by doing nigh unto nothing, playing the rules and not the commentators, terrifying the competition.

We’re over a year out from the election. There’s no need to announce when she’s the favorite already. Don’t play to the demands of the enemy. Head to the heartland, meet would-be constituents one at a time, generate real power, and - above all - do the right thing.


77 posted on 08/22/2011 1:41:18 PM PDT by ctdonath2 ($1 meals: http://abuckaplate.blogspot.com/)
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