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To: Howie66

The Republicans will never win if they don’t start educating their ‘spokespeople’ on TV. The Democrats have talking points - most of them lies - the uneducated Republican just sits there. They should be able to strike back with the truth.

Example: the Democrats say ObamaCare strengthens Medicare. The truth is, this is a big LIE. The CBO says that would be double-counting:

“To describe the full amount of HI trust fund savings as both improving the government’s ability to pay future Medicare benefits and financing new spending outside of Medicare would essentially double-count a large share of those savings and thus overstate the improvement in the government’s fiscal position.”

page 2, last paragraph: http://cbo.gov/ftpdocs/108xx/doc10868/12-23-Trust_Fund_Accounting.pdf

Sorry, repeating this in the hope some GOP leader will see it!


5 posted on 03/24/2010 7:31:54 AM PDT by GretchenB
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To: GretchenB

The RNC is so unimaginative. So effing dull,so apologetically explanatory.

They could tap into all kinds of narratives —’heroic rebellion’, Republicans as ‘anti-authoritarian’, many more.

The Left is beginning to lose people because of their repetitive rhetoric -— young people have heard it too much. In school, church, movies, they hear it all the time.

The in-your-face stance sure as hell worked for the Democrats.

God I am so sick of the dullness of the Republican approach. We desperately need something LIVELIER, something that speaks of courage, committment, even heroism.

People respond to that. there is a gut, instictual, immediate response to those things.

But the Republican National Committee plods on, clunk,clunk, clunk...


35 posted on 03/24/2010 7:50:11 AM PDT by squarebarb
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