Fixing Problems That Do Not Exist

[emanymton]

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Mr Krugman is clear, concise, and correct in his OpEd (see below for link). The differences between the two major political parties are glaring and easy to see.

Keep the up-coming election campaign focused on the political parties. Give the people the clear choice between the Democratic Party and the other party.

Mr Krugman wrote:

"... a total lack of empathy for and understanding of the problems working Americans face. Mr. Clinton, famously, felt our pain. Republicans, manifestly, don’t. And it’s hard to fix a problem if you don’t even think it exists. "

(http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/29/opinion/29krugman.html)

Prepare for the other party to shift any and all talk, discussion, and debate away from party. They will try to focus everything on Mr Obama. Do not allow this to happen!

No matter how the other party tries to change the subject, keep hammering home to the people the policies of the party and the differences between 'brand.' (I hate the advertisement mentality buzz word! I really do.)

The choice is "vote for the Democratic Party" or vote for the party of Republicans. Vote for the Democratic Party and the people _may_ see change in Washington DC. Vote for the other party and the people will guarantee _NO_ change in Washington.

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