Posted on 10/27/2014 8:15:47 PM PDT by Nachum
So where does Purdue stand on the issue of amnesty?
If you are in Georgia and are on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) post this to your feed so we can get this message out everywhere!!!
If you look back to 2007, you’ll find a lot of issues that Obama the Liar ran on as a moderate.
Yep, not one, nunn!!!
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If you are in Georgia and are on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) post this to your feed so we can get this message out everywhere!!!
Done.
Done!
If you are in Georgia and are on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter) post this to your feed so we can get this message out everywhere!!!
If I recall correctly, the Outside establishment did an anit-illegal ad in GA a month ago. It was a clumsy beltway consultant’s mis-understanding of what the anti-illegals are all about.
Nunn quickly responded with a well done ad in which she pretty much said she was pro-amnesty. It wasn’t something that needs to be unearthed as if it were something she was hiding.
Aside from the issues, the real question is who has the ground game to get out the vote. And who can win in the courts when they can’t win on election day. Look at the numbers. 28% of early voters are new, like me. Voters don’t vote early unless an effective ground game convinces them to vote early.
In CO, NV, IA, FL AFP/TeaParty/etc seem to have a good ground game. In NC they seem to have a non-existent effort. I’ve been in GA 18 months now. The Dem ground game is visible everywhere. Events are widely announced in advance. Events are choreographed to focus on getting their voters to the polls, not on winning issue debates.
The few conservative/libertarian events I’ve attened,
I’ve had to hunt and search to find them. No conservative/libertarian is coming to me saying “welcome to Georgia. This is how we vote in Georgia.”
GA conservatives/libertarians need to learn from AFP in FL or whatever other states have effective efforts.
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