Want a New Course?
The DSCC has this ad on YouTube. While that's a good start, it should be on TV...a lot.
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46 year old leftist obsessed with politics and smushy-faced dogs
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- Republicans: Redefining Family Values.
- Nooooo!!!
- Fix the PC, or buy a Mac?
- "...the final nail in the coffin for President Bus...
- The Hard Left - CD Release Party
- Don't trust your vote to Diebold or ES&S
- Hey pollsters, call me!
- The Needle and the Damage Done
- A Great Broad
- Anyone but Hillary: 2008
- My district will make history in November
- "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent a...
- Memorandum
- This concludes my week of external changes
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About Me
- Lizzy
- I had a great childhood, however when I was around 14, I started losing my way. I got my life back at 29 and now have 17 years of semi-sobriety. Many years ago, I was diagnosed with OCD after a lifetime of odd behavior. Politically, I consider myself a far/hard left liberal who will fight against the right wing to my dying day. This blog endorses Barack Obama for re-election in 2012.
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Long live the tube, sooo much stuff is breaking on that site heck sooo many people are searching for the stuff that counts great stuff. I'm passing it on.
"Stay the course" is a slogan, not a strategy. Just like their term "cut and run" is. They have a real way of obscuring the details necessary for successful completion of their projects by using such slogans. If people realized they were being manipulated by these GOP jokers, that party would lose all its elections in landslides. They also have a way of getting people to not pay attention to what their opponents really want to do by using negative slogans that cause the person who hears it to dismiss the other's opinion out of hand.
Good point, Snave. You are right.
...so what IS their strategy? hummm
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