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Edited on Wed Aug-06-08 09:18 PM by tableturner
Yes, we have to take our message directly to the people. But doing that, and having our candidate fight hard and put McCain on the defensive, are NOT mutually exclusive options! If McCain successfully paints Obama as a high risk choice, the swing voters won't listen to our message.
Besides, given the results of the last eight years, most swing voters ALREADY are accepting of our message. At the present time, those voters are weighing whether or not Obama is ready and able to do the job, and also whether he as a person is too much of a risky choice to put in the White House. Let's show them why McCain is the risky choice!
By the way, I did NOT suggest that Obama go postal. I simply want him to hit McCain where it hurts with factually based attacks, and to do so constantly, keeping him on the defensive, which would definitely minimize his opportunities to attack Obama with lies.
Do you really think that we can win with McCain constantly attacking Obama, while the Obama campaign tries to take the high road?
The HELL with the high road! I'm sick of laying down and getting beaten! I'm sick of our party's ridiculous rope a dope strategy!
It's time to unrelentingly attack McCain with the truth, and there are plenty of factually based angles which can be used to do so. Let's fight back, damn it, and fight back with as much vigor and venom as they use against us. Pound him and pound him and pound him, then do it some more, and the attacks on Obama will slow considerably.
And one more thing: I'm sick of our weak Congressional leaders who seem to be afraid of their own shadows. This president has committed more impeachable offenses than did Nixon, and by a long shot, but they are afraid to act. If Nixon had gotten away with the same executive privilege strategy as Bush is successfully attempting, then he never would have been impeached. Heck, John Dean would not have even been compelled to testify! The Bush executive privilege strategy is in and of itself an impeachable offense, and that's before you even address all the other crimes!
Look....the weak Congressional responses to the unbelievable Bush crimes are very much related attitudinally to our usual weaselly rope a dope campaign strategies. Enough is enough!
On edit: Damn right I'm doing my part!
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