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To: Jim Robinson
We need a conservative candidate forum page where, photos, video clips, information, campaign organization and contacts, etc. can be posted and perused by the curious who are searching for the meaning of conservatism. We get trashed in the media and we look like apes to the general public. Education and information about conservatism and those candidates who are conservative and, more importantly, WHY they are conservative will go a long way toward mainstreaming conservative ideas. We have Secretary Napo painting us as dangerous threats because we dare to stand up for what we thought was the American deal. Let's make a POSITIVE difference by using the digital realm to get the word out... THIS is a conservative. Like the NRA ad campaign a while back showing NRA members a s NORMAL people.

I really wish there was a think tank forum beyond the usual ranting where we could bring some executive skills and strategic skills to the process of re-shaping the conservative anger into a potent political force, like Reagan (start filling your pants, Rahm... there are a few intellectual conservatives out here)...

1,148 posted on 05/05/2009 8:02:26 AM PDT by April Lexington (Study the constitution so you know what they are taking away!)
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To: April Lexington

“We get trashed in the media and we look like apes to the general public.”

We do need to work with all we’ve got here. But check out the tea parties - who looked like apes and morons but CNN and MSNBC. To some degree, we’ve got to circumvent the trad media and go viral on their butts. That’s why I generally love the Tea Party movement. Let’s roll!


1,149 posted on 05/05/2009 8:09:59 AM PDT by SeattleBruce (God, Family, Country and the Tea Party! Take America Back!)
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