I came across this ad this morning. Perhaps this tactic can be used around the country to counter racially inflammatory ads. Let the sun shine in on this type of political advertising!
1 posted on
12/10/2001 4:19:27 AM PST by
wimpycat
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To: wimpycat
I meant to say I came across this "article" this morning, not "ad". It's definitely Monday!
2 posted on
12/10/2001 4:20:20 AM PST by
wimpycat
To: wimpycat
Yeah definitely, somebody in SC has their head screwed on right. Delicious irony.
3 posted on
12/10/2001 4:24:57 AM PST by
jwalsh07
To: wimpycat
As usual, the GOP is NOT effective in getting the truth out. The ad said that the GOP put the confederate flag atop the Captial building. IT WAS FRITZ HOLLINGS, the democrat senator who was governor at the time.
To: wimpycat
So, what did the Republicans do? They took the Democratic ad and played it on radio stations serving the white community. Their attitude was if Democrats want it out, then let the whole community see the kind of politics they practice. 'tis sport to see the engineer,
hoist by his own petard.
:)
7 posted on
12/10/2001 4:27:14 AM PST by
LibKill
To: wimpycat
This is what happens when Republicans show some backbone, and stand up to the Dimocrats! Maybe this example will serve as a lesson to the GOP on a National level!!
To: wimpycat
Nothing like watching deceitful demorats eating stewed crow for pos-election breakfast!
To: wimpycat
Democrats blamed defeat on turnout... Yea, strong white turnout.
To: wimpycat
Campaign consultants for Stavrinakis made it clear the radio ad wasn't their idea. It was the Senate Democratic Caucus. They said in hindsight that if they had to do it all over again, they would have vetoed the radio ad. Okay, it wasn't their idea. However, the Stavrinakis campaign could have vetoed the radio advertisement. In others words, Stavrinakis approved the radio ad.
The next step would be to interview the Senate Democratic Caucus to see if they approve or agree with the ad. Republicans need to get as much milage out of this Democratic ad as possible.
To: wimpycat
This should be a political lesson for all conservatives. If the DemoNazi's lie, stick it in their face.
The Demo's always lie, so their should be ample opportunity for this tactic.
prambo
20 posted on
12/10/2001 4:45:19 AM PST by
prambo
To: wimpycat
ping and LEARN FROM THIS STRATEGY GOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
25 posted on
12/10/2001 4:52:38 AM PST by
careyb
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some GOP members with guts and brains and media savy???????
To: Southack
Bump for political judo.
To: wimpycat
Finally the republicans are creating their own testosterone and not relying solely on Ann Coulter's. Whoever the genius was who made the move to play the ad outside the 'hood' should be moved up the ranks of strategists for the gop.
32 posted on
12/10/2001 5:02:55 AM PST by
RWG
To: wimpycat
So, what did the Republicans do? They took the Democratic ad and played it on radio stations serving the white community. Their attitude was if Democrats want it out, then let the whole community see the kind of politics they practice. Why not do this all the time?
To: wimpycat
Blacks are counting the blessings the krats have given them?? Very little!!
40 posted on
12/10/2001 5:15:10 AM PST by
mbb bill
To: wimpycat
That's right. We need to do this more often.
46 posted on
12/10/2001 5:34:47 AM PST by
Zoey
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bookmark bump
47 posted on
12/10/2001 5:38:55 AM PST by
Cacique
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.....I Love it when a Plan comes together....
To: wimpycat
Good post! I hope the Republicans remember this tactic for the 2002 elections.
50 posted on
12/10/2001 5:52:30 AM PST by
aomagrat
To: wimpycat
As always, negative ads beget negative ads. How is it negative advertising when you simply replay your opponent's material?
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