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It is far more effective and expedient

Posted By: to on 2009-02-27
In Reply to: Educate me oh great one....(sm) - Just the big bad

prey on peoples' fears and bias than to base things on facts or even present factual information and let people make up their own minds. It's much better to spoon feed the masses than to let them think for themselves.


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That accusation was so effective Obama
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If McCain campaign strategy is so effective,

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  3. "McCain in a Glass House." 

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  6. "…McCain showed us his personality this week and made some of us fearful." 

  7. "McCain shows he's not presidential."

  8. VP pick "female Sancho Panza." 

Charles Krauthammer –



  1. McCain VP pick "near suicidal."

  2. "Bush Begat McCain."

  3. McCain's "hidden agenda:  To kill the United Nations."

  4. McCain has "Tempted fate one time too many."

  5. "McCain is going down."

  6. "Obama will be president."

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Ross Perot –



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Joe McCain (John's brother) –



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  3. The campaign needs to make new ads that show John "not as crank and curmudgeon."

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Ed Rollins –



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Insults do not an effective campaign strategy make.
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