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Re: "The Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog food,

by fargo116 <fargo116@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 14, 2008 at 04:02 PM

On May 14, 4:47=A0pm, Harry Hope <riv...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/05/14/1022156.aspx
>
> Wednesday, May 14, 2008
>
> by Domenico Montanaro
>
> From NBC's Mike Viqueira
>
> A former House GOP leader is calling this year's political atmosphere
> "the worst since Watergate and is far more toxic than the fall of
> 2006," citing "deep seeded (sic) antipathy toward the president."
>
> Rep. Tom Davis wrote a 20-page treatise *****sing the state of the
> Republican Party as we head into the summer and presented it to House
> GOP rank and file this morning.
>
> Davis, who is retiring, is rumored to be interested in fini****ng his
> term as the head of the GOP House campaign arm.
>
> We are hearing a lot today from Republicans and their concern about
> their "brand," and Davis takes it to another level in his memo;
>
> "a congressional GOP brand tied to George Bush is struggling";
>
> "...deep seeded antipathy toward the president, the war, gas prices,
> the economy, foreclosures and, in some areas, the underlying cultural
> differences that continue to brand our party."
>
> And the kicker, "the Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were
> dog food, they would take us off the shelf."
>
> And just in case anyone is laboring under the illusion that the party
> can remake itself in the image of John McCain, Davis asserts, "McCain
> has his own branding and it is not consistent with congressional
> Republican branding."
>
> Up-and-coming Rep. Eric Cantor thinks that "the paradigm has ****fted"
> for Republicans, and that what has happened last night in Mississippi,
> and earlier in Illinois and Louisiana, is a "trailing indicator" of an
> unpopular administration.
>
> Trying to link Democratic candidates to Obama "just didn't work" in
> Cantor's view.
>
> _________________________________________

It even didn't work in the Mississippi 1st, which is the most
conservative district IN Mississippi.

The problem of the GOP cocksuckers is that no one--other than the 19
percenters--believes them anymore. I think the latest polls have
Obama  53% to Grampa's 41%

If that continues to hold true you clowns are going to get massacred.


Best of all, there is nothing you can do about it.

[laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh]

S. Olson
 




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"The Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog food,
Harry Hope <rivrvu@[EM  2008-05-14 18:47:37 
Re: "The Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog f
fargo116 <fargo116@[EM  2008-05-14 16:02:58 
Re: "The Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog f
Mamamia <replytome@[EM  2008-05-15 04:29:53 
Re: "The Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog f
"Lamont Cranston&quo  2008-05-15 08:59:19 

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