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Defeating Walter Mondale - It's Easier Than Most Think (Vanity & Flashback to 1984)
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| 10/27/2002
| USConservative
Posted on 10/27/2002 8:20:09 AM PST by usconservative
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Remind people of Mondale's failed past. The 10% undecided in Minnesota are very winnable for Coleman but he absolutely MUST tell them why they don't want Mondale the Dinosaur.
A vote for Mondale = a vote for the past. A vote for Mondale = a vote for failure. A vote for Mondale = a vote for higher taxes, more socialism.
Vote for the future.
To: usconservative
Since I was too young to remember. Did Reagan raise taxes in his second term?
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posted on
10/27/2002 8:23:02 AM PST
by
Bogey78O
To: usconservative
The 10% undecided in Minnesota are very winnable for Coleman but he absolutely MUST tell them why they don't want Mondale the Dinosaur. How fast can they script, shoot, and place the necessary commercials? How much will it cost and do they have enough money left for a final ad blitz?
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posted on
10/27/2002 8:31:00 AM PST
by
balrog666
To: usconservative
Watch for the Republican candidate to turn into a doormat.
To: usconservative
WHERE'S THE BEEF!!!!
To: usconservative
If I remember correctly did not Walter Mondale open a restaurant and hotel after he left public office and did he not state, He (Mondale) had no idea of how TAXES and GOVERNMENT REGULATION made it difficult to be a succsess in a small business.
What and add this would make if someone could find the footage.
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posted on
10/27/2002 8:49:50 AM PST
by
BIGZ
To: usconservative
I posted this before but need to say it again:
The Democrats are in dire straights when the best they can offer are sad, tired "retreads" of former politicians.
To: BIGZ
I think that was George McGovern.
To: BIGZ
If I remember correctly did not Walter Mondale open a restaurant and hotel after he left public office and did he not state, He (Mondale) had no idea of how TAXES and GOVERNMENT REGULATION made it difficult to be a succsess in a small business. I remember that too, but I'm pretty sure the ex-senator you are talking about is McGovern. He had opened a restaurant or a bed-and-breakfast somewhere in New England, like Vermont or New Hampshire.
(steely)
To: Paul Atreides
He, Coleman, already has turned into a doormat. I watched him on This Week with Steffie-poo.
Also, I saw Brit Hume and the rest of the Fox Sunday gang literally (verbally) hand the seat to Mondull. Brit extolled what a wonderful, honorable (?) fella Mondull is, and that Minnesota should be glad/proud (I forget which he said) to have him as Senator.
With friends like that, you sure don't need enemies!!
g
To: Yakboy
Socialist will continue to vote for socialists. Probably now the voter fraud issue will disappear & Mondale will be the winner. This country will drift further left as Alexander Tyler so well pointed out about democracies.
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posted on
10/27/2002 9:01:03 AM PST
by
Digger
To: Geezerette
Also, I saw Brit Hume and the rest of the Fox Sunday gang literally (verbally) hand the seat to Mondull. Brit extolled what a wonderful, honorable (?) fella Mondull is, and that Minnesota should be glad/proud (I forget which he said) to have him as Senator. That is disgusting. Everyone is beatifying Paul Welstone ("A great guy", "Everyone's friend") while meanwhile he was the closest thing to a Communist this nation has ever had in the Senate. His views were digraceful and dangerous.
Walter Mondale is an un-American, piece of sh*t who helped Carter try and get the Soviets to manipulate the 1980 and 1984 elections, who fought to castrate America with a nuclear freeze, who is the only Presidential candidate in history to actually say in a speech that we would raise taxes. He must be defeated at all costs.
The Democrats must be DESTROYED. NO REPEAT OF ASHCROST 2000! Coleman must go after Mondale with guns blazing and defeat the son of a bitch.
To: Paul Atreides
You're right about that. Along with the willing accomplices in the media who are still offering a Wellstone lovefest. Watch for dems to stall till the last minute, so that Repubs get minimal chance to mount a counter attack. The dem side of the Senate will become a geriatric graveyard, if the current trend keeps up.
To: montag813
Thank you for the additional info which makes it even more mind-boggling why Brit Hume and Tony Snow would lick Mondull's ... boots.
Why??
g
To: BIGZ
You are incorrect - that statement was made by George McGovern after his disastrous defeat in his run for President. He later admitted ruefully that, as a politician, he had participated in encouraging laws and behavior that came to haunt his role as a small businessman. Additionally, I believe he or least his investment had to go bankrupt.
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posted on
10/27/2002 9:13:18 AM PST
by
MarkT
To: usconservative
IN 9 DAYS, THEY'LL BE VOTING DEMOCRAT
WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY TO HELP TAKE BACK THE SENATE?
TakeBackCongress.org
A resource for conservatives who want a Republican majority in the Senate
To: ffrancone
DNC getting the vote out!
To: Free_at_last_-2001
That picture is right on, except for the American Flag. Democrats would think that an exercise in jingoistic bad taste.
To: Geezerette
Since when have the national "experts" every understood the quirky stew of Minnesota politics? According to them Governor Hubert H. Humprehy, III should be a shoo-in for re-election this November.
I have yet to see a compelling argument as to why Mondale will automatically inherit all of Wellstone's coalition. The far left who liked Senator Socialits are no great fans of Fritz. Those independents who were drawn to Wellstone's maverick image are unlikely to be attracted to Mr. DFL Politics as Usual, Senior Tour version.
As anyone considered that Mondale is to politics what Phil Donahue is to Cable TV?
To: montag813
>Paul Welstone ("A great guy", "Everyone's friend") while meanwhile he was the closest thing to a Communist this nation has ever had in the Senate
Wasn't Horace Greeley (R-NY) in the Senate? He had Karl Marx on his Tribune staff.
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posted on
10/27/2002 11:05:33 AM PST
by
montrose
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