Democrats Plan Summer Strategy

Posted on Tuesday, July 27, 2010, 6:30 am by Paddy

Ahahahahaha! Democrats with a coordinated message? Snicker.

House Democrats “plan a six-week messaging campaign” in which they’ll warn voters that putting Republicans back in power would mark a return to failed Bush administration policies, The Hill reports.

“The strategy, coordinated with the White House and the Democrats’ campaign committees, is designed to put Republicans on defense by forcing them to explain where — and how — they would lead the country should they win control of Congress.”

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http://twitter.com/buythebookcvcom Cassandra Vert

Here is the RNC message http://www.novemberstartsnow.com/
http://twitter.com/buythebookcvcom Cassandra Vert

Mixed feelings. I know fear is a stronger motivator. I know a bare list of accomplishments won't work on uninformed voters because they don't have the context to understand why these accomplishments are good (read: they've been brainwashed against them). As much as fear is probably the stronger motivator for the short term, we also need to have some long-term vision education out in the marketplace right now for 2012 and beyond.
Bill

Oh good. A campaign of, “We're not going to bother talking about what we have to offer, we're just going to make you afriad of the other guy.”

Who else do we know that uses that rhetoric? Oh, yes, Republicans.

That gives us two choices at the polls, both running on a platform of “We're not the other guy.”