[arrogantsob]

Any propaganda uses had better be incredibly simple or the voters won’t understand it.

[Elle Bee]

it's not easily explained

Untangling the Foreclosure Mystery— Part 4

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[Red Badger]

Corruption is real simple to understand..................

[driftless2]

"voters won't understand"

You mean about 35 to 40% of the voters. Conservatives understand what happened. And probably a good percentage of libs do to. But the ignorati, the great majority of Dem voters, do not have a clue. The story must be told however, and the person telling it has to be very good. If a conservative candidate can just convince about ten to twenty percent of the ignorati who vote, a Pubbie will easily win in 2012.

[nerdwithagun]

Totally agree. Of course, we could do what the democrats do and repeat the gist every time we get the chance: “The Dems colluded with Wall Street and fringe agitators to screw us over!” We try to explain it as much as we can when we get the chance, but we shout the short of it from the mountain tops. People will complain, but it works

[Gideon7]

I don’t understand this ‘gamechanger’ talk. We already know about the complicity of Barney Frank, et al, in the shenanigans of Fannie Mae. We already know about the cozy relationship between the Democratic Party, ACORN, George Soros, La Raza, the public labor unions, etc.

None of this information is new. The real problem (or ‘root cause’ as the libs like to say) is in our institutions: the public school system, the colleges and universities, and the MSM. They work incessantly to fill people’s heads with mush, creating new generations of lib zombies.

No one book is going to change that. It is a much deeper problem and it is going to take a generation or more to fix it.

[bert]

You are correct and since the only to disseminate the information is via a corrupt Main Stream Media, it will not happen.

The Queeah will not be blamed.