RNC starts negative ads in 40 media markets

Associated Press ^ | Jan. 7, 2014 5:55 PM EST | Philip Elliott

[PotatoChop]

will those ads also target the RINO’s who just voted to fund Obamacare?

How many of these adds target the Tea Party conservatives?

The war against the Tea Party is in full swing with the chamber of Communist leading the charge!

Amnesty for 40 million illegal Mexican Nationals is next on the plate of the RINO’s and the Chamber of Communist!

[txhurl]

Polling must be hideous for the RATS, haven’t seem much of it lately.

[cripplecreek]

Here in Michigan PurePac has been running ads against democrat Gary Peters for months. They’re a little soft but but they’re a satire of our Pure Michigan campaign which has a sift tone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6pwGVex0fI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls3bkjJF5xo

[sickoflibs]

RE :”Polling must be hideous for the RATS, haven’t seem much of it lately.”

Don't get over-confident.
Minimum wage and unemployment comp poll quite high which is why Dems are doing this, however they are unlikely to motivate Dem leaning voters to vote in the midterms unlike Obamacare and right leaning voters.

Obama dropped in polls with Democrats and independents so this income stuff is just to get them out to vote again this year.

[Starboard]

“Obamacare is going to be the issue in 2014,” RNC Chairman Reince Priebus told reporters

There's one more big issue: What does the GOP/RNC stand for other than attacking the Tea Party and preserving the status quo? The GOP has become a party without a soul.

[txhurl]

Not over-confident at all!

Waiting for Cornyn’s primarying to begin so we can get a feel for the ground.

[FreeAtlanta]

He is scum. He uses whatever title will get him power, and will say anything to get what he wants. He is a prototype commie - they ends justify the means- type of guy.

[sickoflibs]

I expect Dems to take a beating

but I still remember the euphoria by many here in 2011 and 2012 so sure that Obama would lose 2012 (Rush hinted to them he would many times over two years) .

I expected the opposite then.

[cripplecreek]

The fact that Obama is trying to grab a republican idea and and rebrand it into a primarily taxpayer funded idea like promise zones, tells me that the democrats are running short on ideas.

Just a couple of weeks ago Rand Paul was in Detroit to roll out his free market plan for Detroit and other economically depressed areas to bail themselves out. He called it the Jack Kemp plan on Steroids. His plan calls for cutting business and personal taxes to 5%, cutting payroll and income tax to 2.5%, tax free repatriation and some other things.

Now Obama is out there talking about “Promise zones”. (which I think was a term first used by Herman Cain) The democrats are even calling it a plan like Jack Kemp’s plan but theirs is better because it calls for massive taxpayer funding of schools, infrastructure, and police combined with small tax breaks for businesses that hire people. (Basically give blank checks to cities in trouble)

[LibLieSlayer]

Are they all against Mike Lee and Ted Cruz?

[sickoflibs]

RE :”The fact that Obama is trying to grab a republican idea and and rebrand it into a primarily taxpayer funded idea like promise zones, tells me that the democrats are running short on ideas”

Not sure what you mean by ‘ideas’

Every word and action Obama takes this year is motivated by the coming midterms, he is looking for ways to get his voters out again in 2014 by demanding stuff that polls well and doesnt turn off independents that conservatives will oppose.

Example:
Last night the Dems were characterizing GOPs opposition to Senate unemployment comp bill as :
‘The GOP killed the unemployment compensation benefits because they believe that the unemployed are too lazy to work, when they (unemployed) are victims of the GREAT RECESSION of 2008’

[pfflier]

Telling the truth is a negative ad?

[cripplecreek]

We’ve got plenty of problems on our own side of the aisle.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3109264/posts?page=84#84

LOL

[sickoflibs]

RE :”We’ve got plenty of problems on our own side of the aisle.”

That guy definitely got the RNC memo.

I think that the Republicans could win those two fights if they could argue effectively and stay on point like Dems do.

Rather than just repeat the same GOP economic arguments endlessly, arguments that were the basis for the Romney/Ryan run and didn't convince anyone new, they should take every Obama proposal and use it to indict Obama’s ‘failed economic policies’.

Keep repeating ‘We tried that and even Dems NOW admit their policies failed. We have to change course dramatically right NOW because these destructive policies will hurt Americans badly long term’

[Pollster1]

They have to drum this in now and keep on the topic. When the libs claim ObamaCare’s massive failure is “old news”, we need to point out that their refusal to repeal the failure is current and is the reason they all have to be replaced.