AP
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:30 PM
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Psst. Hey, right wingers, if you want wedge issues to work... |
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...you can't have a Republican president who takes things so far to the right.
Bush is a uniter, not a divider. He has united the left. You really have only Bush to blame for the fact that the left is paying no mind to the wedge issues.
If you had a guy like Reagan or Bush I, who at least were able to put up a facade of moderation, then the wedge issues might peel a few voters away from the coalition.
That's how Bush II pulled it off in 2000. He managed to look like he wasn't such a freak right winger. But now we know.
Give up the wedge issues. They aren't going to work.
Just try to tell us why you think Bush is better. I know, I know. It's hard. But it's all you have left.
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StandUpGuy
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:36 PM
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1. They are so hurting they.... |
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Hope Americans will think Mrs. Bush is a better 1st lady than Mrs. Kerry
Lame.
They have nothing left.
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Robbien
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:38 PM
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2. Bush wants an "Ownership society" |
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Now why does that sound scary?
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cheezus
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:39 PM
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4. because it means someone will own society |
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of course, a handful of corporations own most of it already. Bush just wants to help with the colsolidation.
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:39 PM
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3. Here's a wedge issue for you: 909 US soldiers dead because of a lie. |
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Make that a talking point.
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cheezus
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Wed Jul-28-04 05:40 PM
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5. Wedge issue: Bush doesn't want research to cure disease |
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because of his extreme ideology
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