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Obama Campaign Slogan “Forward” Has History in Communist Propaganda, Probably Just a Coincidence | All American Blogger

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8 Responses to Vote Early And Vote Often

  1. Eric Simpson says:

    Look, everybody, someone should have spearheaded a major advertising campaign to change public opinion about climate change. It would have worked because 1) the arguments are on are side and most of the public doesn’t know these argumetns, and 2) conservatives are fired up about the agw issue and would have donated huge $ to promote the self-fianancing anti-AGW ad campaign.

    Changing opinon on climate change could have made a big difference in this campaign, not just in the presidential race, but in the senate and house races also. A huge number of Dem candidates, including O, would have been hurt if public opinion was momved a notch or two against climate change. And look at Sandy, O appears to have gotten a bump not just because he appeared presidential to some, but also because on the margins it reinforced his climate change message. PACS have spent a $billion or whatever on these campaigns. Why did’t we spend just a fraction of that to change the foundation of public opinion with regard to climate chagne? Do it in 2013! I’ll try, but I won’t have the time etc to do it. Someone else do it. Again, just get started with an effective message, and donations will roll in. It will be self-financing!

  2. Ivan says:

    Obama still has a lot of work to do – 4 more years will barely be enough.
    After all, there are still over 260 million people in America who are NOT on food stamps.

  3. jst1 says:

    Only $3.00 for the pamphlet. Those commies really know how to bend the cost curve downward. Of course, they are on backorder.

  4. Eric Webb says:

    If this doesn’t convince you of Obama’s communist roots, I don’t know what will.

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