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yardwork Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Nov-04-04 01:40 PM
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27. The people who don't like Teresa were told not to like her
The bush campaign bombarded people with messages - blatant to subtle - that Teresa was unlikeable. Weak-minded people picked up the mantra and spread it further.

The message went out - Teresa is bad, Laura is good. People believed it because they were told to believe it.

If Laura had been married to John Kerry in this campaign, then we would have heard all about Laura's bad habits.

Please understand this. I watched Jesse Helms do this for decades in North Carolina. We have to stop the manipulation of the media and the demonization of our candidates.
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