This is What Panic Looks Like
The fundamental weakness of the Democratic Party is that they really cannot understand why anyone would vote gainst them. It seems so obvious to them. If you think otherwise, there's something wrong with you.
In this new ad, Ned Lamont makes it clear that Joe Lieberman is crazy, and anyone who would vote for him must be nuts:
I'm not sure this is the way I'd go if I were trying to sway undecided voters late in the campaign. They've been thinking that they might vote for Joe, and now Lamont comes by to tell them that they're insane to even harbor the notion.
In this new ad, Ned Lamont makes it clear that Joe Lieberman is crazy, and anyone who would vote for him must be nuts:
I'm not sure this is the way I'd go if I were trying to sway undecided voters late in the campaign. They've been thinking that they might vote for Joe, and now Lamont comes by to tell them that they're insane to even harbor the notion.
Presented for your delectation by the Gentleman Farmer at 5:07 AM
Comments on "This is What Panic Looks Like"
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Hired Hand said ... (3:20 PM) :
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Selfish Country Music Loving Lady said ... (9:46 AM) :
post a commentwhat is disappointing to me is that the Republican party acts like people should vote for them because if you vote for somebody from the 'other' party, you're likely to be:
(a) killed by terrorists in the next 6 months;
(b) set upon by the wraith-like, morality-free zombie army the Democrats are keeping in hiding somewhere;
(c) recruited for the Democratic master plan, the All-Gay Armed Forces (not gay? don't worry, we'll train you to be homosexual, because we can do that);
(d) greeted at your front door by the thieving hordes who have come to collect your paycheck in its entirety and spend it on "new green technology" that harnesses the thermal energy created by human fetuses;
(e) mocked for not being a rich elitist with an Ivy League degree.
the truth, as they say, is probably somewhere in-between. but look out for that zombie army - I think it's part of Pelosi's hundred-hour plan.
Did someone say "zombie army?" And keep in mind: Soylent Green is people!
Besides, HH -- I think you missed the point: Most Republicans can think of pots full of reasons to vote against Republicans.
"Well, I believe I'll vote for a third-party candidate."
"Go ahead! Throw your vote away!"