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OT--If you're Kerry, this *can't* be good.
On 02 Aug 2004 18:49:17 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:
Once the Republican Convention is over,
watch Kerry, et al, begin the negative campaining again. They'll claim that
they took the high road, but that Republican negative ads "forced" them to
start going negative again.
Well at least we seem to agree the Repub Convention will be most likely
negative in tone and that fear, hate, and slander are the most effective tools
in the conservative arsenal, even after four mixed-reviews years in office.
C'mon Chuck, can you be intellectually honest for a bit here? Hate?
Surely you jest. Just how has the republican party promoted hate?
Republicans are not the ones trying to pit rich against poor,
minorities against whites, seniors against working people etc. Fear?
A healthy fear of terrorism is a responsible thing to have at this
point. Slander? Please! Just when have the republicans slandered
anyone that wasn't a reaction to slander barbs being thrown at them
from their opposition? Listen to Dean's latest mind fart where he
accuses Bush of "possibly" promoting the increased terror alerts for
political gain. Or listen to any of Al Gore's recent speeches, Teddy
Kennedy's or Hillary's rants, and you'll see slander in its defining
moments. About the only one who hasn't engaged in slander lately is
Kerry himself for conspicuously obvious reasons. I'm sure his tongue
has some very deep teeth marks in it.
I'd love to see you guys get dirty as heck while the D's continue on the high
road.
The democrats have no high road. They have nothing to offer. The only
thing they can do is contrast themselves against the republicans. And
they can't do that effectively without denigrating them.
Dave
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