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ParticipantPiggington needs a “Like” button.
ParticipantPiggington needs a “Like” button.
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Obama’s first, and fatal, mistake was entrusting those bozos with the crafting of the bill.[/quote]
I kinda agree with this but kinda don’t. People point to Clinton not letting Congress craft his bill as the reason for its failure. So then what’s a president to do?
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Obama’s first, and fatal, mistake was entrusting those bozos with the crafting of the bill.[/quote]
I kinda agree with this but kinda don’t. People point to Clinton not letting Congress craft his bill as the reason for its failure. So then what’s a president to do?
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Obama’s first, and fatal, mistake was entrusting those bozos with the crafting of the bill.[/quote]
I kinda agree with this but kinda don’t. People point to Clinton not letting Congress craft his bill as the reason for its failure. So then what’s a president to do?
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Obama’s first, and fatal, mistake was entrusting those bozos with the crafting of the bill.[/quote]
I kinda agree with this but kinda don’t. People point to Clinton not letting Congress craft his bill as the reason for its failure. So then what’s a president to do?
Participant[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Obama’s first, and fatal, mistake was entrusting those bozos with the crafting of the bill.[/quote]
I kinda agree with this but kinda don’t. People point to Clinton not letting Congress craft his bill as the reason for its failure. So then what’s a president to do?
ParticipantNot defending the Coffee Party because I think it is would have been better as a skit on SNL, but it’s interesting that Jim Jones’ article sites her working for two candidates who won largely thanks to grassroots (Obama, Webb) as evidence of her not being grassroots.
And somehow the fact that she worked for the NYT for 18 months ten years ago is evidence of astroturfing? That’s like saying that your favorite burger is McDonalds because you worked there 10 years ago.
As Brian says, if they’re trying to compare her to Dick Armey and Rick Santelli, their argument is a failure. This looks more to me like Rove 101: Turn your enemy’s strength into their weakness.
ParticipantNot defending the Coffee Party because I think it is would have been better as a skit on SNL, but it’s interesting that Jim Jones’ article sites her working for two candidates who won largely thanks to grassroots (Obama, Webb) as evidence of her not being grassroots.
And somehow the fact that she worked for the NYT for 18 months ten years ago is evidence of astroturfing? That’s like saying that your favorite burger is McDonalds because you worked there 10 years ago.
As Brian says, if they’re trying to compare her to Dick Armey and Rick Santelli, their argument is a failure. This looks more to me like Rove 101: Turn your enemy’s strength into their weakness.
ParticipantNot defending the Coffee Party because I think it is would have been better as a skit on SNL, but it’s interesting that Jim Jones’ article sites her working for two candidates who won largely thanks to grassroots (Obama, Webb) as evidence of her not being grassroots.
And somehow the fact that she worked for the NYT for 18 months ten years ago is evidence of astroturfing? That’s like saying that your favorite burger is McDonalds because you worked there 10 years ago.
As Brian says, if they’re trying to compare her to Dick Armey and Rick Santelli, their argument is a failure. This looks more to me like Rove 101: Turn your enemy’s strength into their weakness.
ParticipantNot defending the Coffee Party because I think it is would have been better as a skit on SNL, but it’s interesting that Jim Jones’ article sites her working for two candidates who won largely thanks to grassroots (Obama, Webb) as evidence of her not being grassroots.
And somehow the fact that she worked for the NYT for 18 months ten years ago is evidence of astroturfing? That’s like saying that your favorite burger is McDonalds because you worked there 10 years ago.
As Brian says, if they’re trying to compare her to Dick Armey and Rick Santelli, their argument is a failure. This looks more to me like Rove 101: Turn your enemy’s strength into their weakness.
ParticipantNot defending the Coffee Party because I think it is would have been better as a skit on SNL, but it’s interesting that Jim Jones’ article sites her working for two candidates who won largely thanks to grassroots (Obama, Webb) as evidence of her not being grassroots.
And somehow the fact that she worked for the NYT for 18 months ten years ago is evidence of astroturfing? That’s like saying that your favorite burger is McDonalds because you worked there 10 years ago.
As Brian says, if they’re trying to compare her to Dick Armey and Rick Santelli, their argument is a failure. This looks more to me like Rove 101: Turn your enemy’s strength into their weakness.
ParticipantThe irony here is that this liberal switched from coffee to tea years ago.
ParticipantThe irony here is that this liberal switched from coffee to tea years ago.
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