Rephase the questions. Redefine the campaign.

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Tuesday September 09, 2008 · 11:45 AM PDT

2008/09/09 · 11:45

McCain/Palin want to focus on biography. And avoid issues.

The problem for Dems is to redefine the issues in a way that reconnects with voters – and show that on issue after issue Dems have the position that American’s want. In fact, on issue after issue, McCain/Palin are downright SCARY.

I think we should start rephrasing the questions:

Who has the best plan for KEEPING US IN IRAQ indefinitely?

Who has the best plan for continuing Bush’s record of INCREASING UNEMPLOYMENT?

Who has the best plan to INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNINSURED Americans?

Who has the best plan to incite a NUCLEAR WORLD WAR?

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Thursday May 18, 2006 · 10:25 AM PDT

2006/05/18 · 10:25

Today, Rassmussen reported Bush job approval at 36%. A new low. Perhaps more important, 15% strong approval and 46% strong disapproval. Bush was at 39% job approval two days ago. Immigration speech didn't quite turn things around.

Thursday May 18, 2006 --Thirty-six percent (36%) of Americans Approve of the way that George W. Bush is performing his role as President. Just 15% Strongly Approve. Those are the lowest levels ever measured by Rasmussen Reports. Just 65% of Republicans approve of the President's Job Performance, also a new low.
This data is based upon nightly telephone surveys and reported on a three-day rolling average basis. For today's update, more than 75% of respondents were interviewed after the President Bush's speech on immigration.

Colbert speech not rude. This one certainly is.

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Monday May 08, 2006 · 2:38 AM PDT

2006/05/08 · 02:38

The Colbert speech debate continues. Some say he was speaking truth to power, but that's really giving too much credit to Bush and to the media. Others contend that Colbert was over the top, crossed the line, was rude and disrespectful. Clearly these people don't understand the concept of rude. If anything, Colbert was restrained and tame. But he did sting. And anything less would have been uncivilized in a country with this reckless administration and toothless press.

To help advance the debate, the following speech was prepared to show true disrespect for all concerned. It's over the top. But hopefully this will help convince those critics of Colbert to see what rude really is.
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Whittington: Texas gentleman vs White House wimp

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Friday February 17, 2006 · 5:51 PM PST

2006/02/17 · 17:51

Sure it would have been nice to see Harry rant and rave, demand an apology, and reprimand Dick for wheeling a firearm in reckless disregard for the safety of his hunting party. Obviously, that's not Mr. Whittington's style. Read More

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Rephase the questions. Redefine the campaign.

Rassmussen: New low for Bush; 36%

Colbert speech not rude. This one certainly is.

Whittington: Texas gentleman vs White House wimp