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To: Nickname

There are lots of things that Issa could look at. Certainly voter fraud is one. I just think health care and the bail outs are so widely unpopular and everyone knows that there was so many laws broken, it seems a natural. There were enough laws broken to impeach this president. There really isn’t a need to focus on things that could be more difficult for people to understand. Here I think the KISS rule applies.


24 posted on 11/17/2010 3:01:53 AM PST by HarleyD
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To: HarleyD

KISS is always a good rule.

I’m sure Issa has a game plan for the next two years. Can’t wait to see how it plays out.


25 posted on 11/17/2010 3:18:04 AM PST by Nickname
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To: HarleyD

You’re absolutely right. One of the issues Issa and the GOP in Congress will face is voter overload or distraction.

What Issa needs are simple, focused investigations that lead to early wins. A drip, drip, drip approach only works if you win.

The financiers and political entrepreneurs make the perfect target. Nearly all Americans don’t like that insider dealing. It is a political winner and we need to win elections to return our country to its Constitutional roots.

Vote fraud, unless you’ve got a slam dunk, is a distraction.

#1 bailout fraud, #2 Obamacare & #3,IMO, is regulatory abuse - start with the EPA and the BP oil spill reaction.

Focus, win, refocus and win again. With a sufficient budget multiple investigations can happen concurrently. It’s how you handle the presentation in the public thoughtspace that matters.

The GOP are the adult party. We need to use that to banish the Dems for a generation.


27 posted on 11/20/2010 4:38:20 AM PST by 1010RD (First Do No Harm)
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