Isn't it amazing what the Leftists believe is righteous or reality? After all, if what they want and what they do were done in any context other than politics, THEY'D ALL BE IN JAIL!
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Isn't it amazing what the Leftists believe is righteous or reality? After all, if what they want and what they do were done in any context other than politics, THEY'D ALL BE IN JAIL!
Straightened out the financial mess left behind from Clinton (eg, market collapse) with dignity, not blaming the other guy, handled 9/11 extremely well, fought two successful wars on our behalf that made our enemies fear us and our friends love us, although I disagreed with him on that on principle.
In parallel, he created gazillions of jobs and led the economy to properity until the dems took over the Congress in 2006 and burried us by pushing mortgages to millions who couldn't afford them which was the first nail in the coffin... the second being Wall Street's greed, etc...
The liberal media killed W but his accomplishments are solid.
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And the ever expanding immensity of here, right?
I know more near-meaningless cliches: "Win-win situation", "Thinking outside of the box", "Giving 110%", "Best Practices", "Synergy", "Paradigm Shift", "At the end of the day,...", "Low-hanging fruit", "Going forward", "Push the envelope", "Paradigm shift", The 80%-20% rule, "Value-added proposition", "A leading provider of...", "Maximize customer satisfaction", "Best of Breed", "Spending more time with my family", "Core competency", "Let's take this off-line", "Drop the ball", "Take it to the Next Level", "It is what it is", "Maximize leverage", "Scalable", "Brings a lot of value to the table", "Let's hit the ground running", "Bring our 'A' game . . . ", "Seamless integration", "Work it 24/7",
AND, of course, the ever popular: "Drinking Kool-Aid!"
This is a real paradigm shift for me, a game changer, it should allow me to spend more time with my family.
We need more outside the box thinkers. Going forward, I plan to port (seemlessly integrate) some of these ideas to my customer acquisition strategies. If we work it 24/7 on the net we should capture more of the low hanging fruit. It should be a win win for my employees as these phrases are scalable and should allow my teams to focus on their core competency, avoid dropping the ball and take it to the next level.
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that was fun - I think I am ready to drink my own kool aid and hit the ground running.
Straightened out the financial mess left behind from Clinton (eg, market collapse) with dignity, not blaming the other guy, handled 9/11 extremely well, fought two successful wars on our behalf that made our enemies fear us and our friends love us, although I disagreed with him on that on principle.
In parallel, he created gazillions of jobs and led the economy to properity until the dems took over the Congress in 2006 and burried us by pushing mortgages to millions who couldn't afford them which was the first nail in the coffin... the second being Wall Street's greed, etc...
The liberal media killed W but his accomplishments are solid.
when i posted this before it was half in jest but with this post you have earned it. clueless doesnt even come close to describing where you are.
Edith Sitwell: I am patient with stupidity, but not with those who are proud of it.
It's mission critical for our organization to capture more wallet-share from our valued customers. No doubt, a best in breed go-getter like yourself would bring much to the table. Let me bottom line it for you. We need to spend some face time together and see if you're the change agent that can enhance our core compentencies. Let's drill down, see if we can get all our ducks in a row, and make this happen.
And, Here's A Few Political Cliches
Candidate Descriptions
· He's his own man.
· He's a man of vision.
· He's a visionary.
· He has a clear vision for our future.
· He's a man of character.
· He's a man of integrity.
· He's a man of great moral fiber.
· He's a candidate for the people.
· He'll bring dignity to the office.
· He's running a grassroots campaign.
· He cares about children and families.
· He's demonstrated real leadership.
· He'll make a difference in people's lives.
· He's good for the country.
· He knows what the country needs.
· He's running on his record.
· His record on the issues is clear.
· He's a voter advocate.
· The voters know what he stands for.
· The voters can identify with him.
· He understands the voters.
· He connects with the voters.
· He's willing to stand up to the Washington bureaucrats.
· He won't back down to the special interest groups
Running a Campaign
· This campaign will focus on the issues.
· We'll build a bridge to the 21st century.
· We'll face the challenges of the new millennium.
· We'll grow the economy.
· We're going to reform government.
· We'll reach across party lines.
· We're here to serve the American people.
· We'll fight for working families.
· We'll empower people.
· We'll leave no child behind.
· We must put children first.
· Our children's future is at stake.
· We have to look to the future.
· Together, we'll build our future.
· Together, we can make America great.
Discussing Polls
· It's still early.
· There's still a long way to go in this race.
· I've never believed in polls.
· What matters is how people vote on Election Day.
· Polls don't mean a thing.
· Polls are much ado about nothing.
· I looked at a poll earlier today and it showed a completely different result.
· The polls fail to show who has the momentum.
· People will vote with their conscience.
· People will vote with their hearts.
Debates
· He held his own.
· He hit a home run.
Cliches for Speeches
· This country has a proud heritage.
· I've journeyed into the heartland of America.
· I've met with real Americans.
· We are the defenders of freedom around the world.
· We're the leaders of the free world.
· We're the greatest country in the world.
· No dream is beyond our reach.
· We're one people bound together by a common set of ideas.
· Let's celebrate our diversity.
· We'll find out how great a nation we can be.
For Incumbents
· Our country is as strong as it's ever been.
· This country has come a long way.
· This country is headed in the right direction.
· We're a better, stronger country than we were four years ago.
· These are the most peaceful, prosperous times in our history.
· We still have a lot to do.
· The real credit goes to the American people.
For Challengers
· The middle-class deserve a tax cut.
· It's time to get tough on crime.
· Let's take back our streets from the criminals.
· We must win the war on drugs.
· We need affordable health care for all Americans.
· We need affordable prescription drugs for seniors.
· We have to break the gridlock in Washington.
· We have to change the tone in Washington.
· Are you better off today than you were four years ago?
· It's time for a change.
· It's time for a new beginning.
· It's time for real leadership.
Political Talk Shows
· He has flip-flopped on this issue.
· He has a hidden agenda.
· We're headed down a slippery slope.
· We have a changing political landscape.
· If we do that, then the terrorists win.
· The world changed forever on September 11th.
· Terrorism wreaks havoc on the very fabric of our democracy.
· Drugs wreak havoc on the very fiber of our society.
· The bill has support on both sides of the aisle.
· He's going to throw his hat into the ring.
· He's amassed a big war chest.
· He's out on the campaign trail.
· He's the dark horse in this race.
· He's a centrist.
· He's left-leaning.
· He's just to the left of center.
· He's in the hip pocket of big business.
· He has to rally the party faithful.
· The party rank and file are behind him.
· He has to get out and press the flesh.
· He's gaining momentum in the race.
· He has to get out the vote.
· He connects with the soccer moms.
· He just picked up a key endorsement.
· That's what this party stands for.
· He has to solidify the base.
· The voters are tired of negative campaigning.
· The voters are tired of all the name-calling.
· There's been a lot of mud-slinging in this campaign.
· They engage in partisan politics.
· They're playing dirty politics.
· This is a smear campaign.
· That's character assassination.
· They're playing political football.
· That's just a mean-spirited Republican policy.
· That's another tax-and-spend program.
· That's the liberal media bias.
· The mainstream press has ignored it.
· They're just (Current or last President)-bashing.
· He's trying to distance himself from (Current or last President).
Scandals
· We're all human.
· We all make mistakes.
· As the Bible says: "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
· There was a lapse in judgement.
· There was an error in judgement.
· This is a private matter that's being dragged through the press.
· This is a fishing expedition.
· There's no smoking gun.
· You have to question the timing of this story.
· One incident should not tarnish his many years of distinguished public service.
· I'm sure he can rise above this.
· The true test of character is how you handle adversity.
· He regrets any pain he may have caused.
· He has faced this matter with dignity and honor.
· He has freely admitted his mistake.
· He has taken full responsibility for his actions.
· He has begun to reconcile with his family.
· It's time to move on.
· It's time to move forward.
· We must put this unfortunate chapter behind us.
· We must let the healing process begin.
Elections
· We're expecting a strong voter turnout.
· This race is too close to call.
· The race is a virtual dead heat.
· They're running neck and neck.
· Key precincts have not yet reported.
· That's a battleground state.
· He should be able to carry the state.
· He appeals to the swing voters.
· What's happening in the Bush camp?
· It's obviously a jubilant atmosphere here at party headquarters.
· It's obviously a somber mood here at party headquarters.
· He's not ready to claim victory yet.
· He's not ready to concede defeat yet.
· He stayed on message.
· He got out the vote.
· He resonated with the voters.
· He ran on a strong party platform.
· How long are his coat-tails?
· It was a landslide election.
· He has a voter mandate.
Candidate Speeches
· I've called the senator and offered my congratulations.
· The people of the great state of New York have spoken.
· Tonight, the people of the great state of New York have sent a message.
· We're ready to go to Washington and get to work for the American people.
· Finally, I'd like to thank my wife and family who have stood by me every step of the way.
Recounts
· Every vote is precious.
· Every vote is sacred.
· Every vote must be counted.
· Each vote is like a human voice.
· We must determine the will of the people.
· The voice of the voters must be heard.
· The recount must be full, fair, and accurate.
· Our democracy is at stake.
· If we ignore votes, we ignore democracy.
· We must do what's in the best interest of the country.
· We must have a full recount for the good of the country.
· We must follow the rule of law.
· We don't want a fast result, we want an accurate result.
· We can't disenfranchise the voters.
· You can't change the rules in the middle of the game.
· The votes have already been counted three times.
· This election should not be decided in the courts.
· They're trying to steal the election.
Candidate Descriptions
· He's his own man.
· He's a man of vision.
· He's a visionary.
· He has a clear vision for our future.
· He's a man of character.
· He's a man of integrity.
· He's a man of great moral fiber.
· He's a candidate for the people.
· He'll bring dignity to the office.
· He's running a grassroots campaign.
· He cares about children and families.
· He's demonstrated real leadership.
· He'll make a difference in people's lives.
· He's good for the country.
· He knows what the country needs.
· He's running on his record.
· His record on the issues is clear.
· He's a voter advocate.
· The voters know what he stands for.
· The voters can identify with him.
· He understands the voters.
· He connects with the voters.
· He's willing to stand up to the Washington bureaucrats.
· He won't back down to the special interest groups
Running a Campaign
· This campaign will focus on the issues.
· We'll build a bridge to the 21st century.
· We'll face the challenges of the new millennium.
· We'll grow the economy.
· We're going to reform government.
· We'll reach across party lines.
· We're here to serve the American people.
· We'll fight for working families.
· We'll empower people.
· We'll leave no child behind.
· We must put children first.
· Our children's future is at stake.
· We have to look to the future.
· Together, we'll build our future.
· Together, we can make America great.
Discussing Polls
· It's still early.
· There's still a long way to go in this race.
· I've never believed in polls.
· What matters is how people vote on Election Day.
· Polls don't mean a thing.
· Polls are much ado about nothing.
· I looked at a poll earlier today and it showed a completely different result.
· The polls fail to show who has the momentum.
· People will vote with their conscience.
· People will vote with their hearts.
Debates
· He held his own.
· He hit a home run.
Cliches for Speeches
· This country has a proud heritage.
· I've journeyed into the heartland of America.
· I've met with real Americans.
· We are the defenders of freedom around the world.
· We're the leaders of the free world.
· We're the greatest country in the world.
· No dream is beyond our reach.
· We're one people bound together by a common set of ideas.
· Let's celebrate our diversity.
· We'll find out how great a nation we can be.
For Incumbents
· Our country is as strong as it's ever been.
· This country has come a long way.
· This country is headed in the right direction.
· We're a better, stronger country than we were four years ago.
· These are the most peaceful, prosperous times in our history.
· We still have a lot to do.
· The real credit goes to the American people.
For Challengers
· The middle-class deserve a tax cut.
· It's time to get tough on crime.
· Let's take back our streets from the criminals.
· We must win the war on drugs.
· We need affordable health care for all Americans.
· We need affordable prescription drugs for seniors.
· We have to break the gridlock in Washington.
· We have to change the tone in Washington.
· Are you better off today than you were four years ago?
· It's time for a change.
· It's time for a new beginning.
· It's time for real leadership.
Political Talk Shows
· He has flip-flopped on this issue.
· He has a hidden agenda.
· We're headed down a slippery slope.
· We have a changing political landscape.
· If we do that, then the terrorists win.
· The world changed forever on September 11th.
· Terrorism wreaks havoc on the very fabric of our democracy.
· Drugs wreak havoc on the very fiber of our society.
· The bill has support on both sides of the aisle.
· He's going to throw his hat into the ring.
· He's amassed a big war chest.
· He's out on the campaign trail.
· He's the dark horse in this race.
· He's a centrist.
· He's left-leaning.
· He's just to the left of center.
· He's in the hip pocket of big business.
· He has to rally the party faithful.
· The party rank and file are behind him.
· He has to get out and press the flesh.
· He's gaining momentum in the race.
· He has to get out the vote.
· He connects with the soccer moms.
· He just picked up a key endorsement.
· That's what this party stands for.
· He has to solidify the base.
· The voters are tired of negative campaigning.
· The voters are tired of all the name-calling.
· There's been a lot of mud-slinging in this campaign.
· They engage in partisan politics.
· They're playing dirty politics.
· This is a smear campaign.
· That's character assassination.
· They're playing political football.
· That's just a mean-spirited Republican policy.
· That's another tax-and-spend program.
· That's the liberal media bias.
· The mainstream press has ignored it.
· They're just (Current or last President)-bashing.
· He's trying to distance himself from (Current or last President).
Scandals
· We're all human.
· We all make mistakes.
· As the Bible says: "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
· There was a lapse in judgement.
· There was an error in judgement.
· This is a private matter that's being dragged through the press.
· This is a fishing expedition.
· There's no smoking gun.
· You have to question the timing of this story.
· One incident should not tarnish his many years of distinguished public service.
· I'm sure he can rise above this.
· The true test of character is how you handle adversity.
· He regrets any pain he may have caused.
· He has faced this matter with dignity and honor.
· He has freely admitted his mistake.
· He has taken full responsibility for his actions.
· He has begun to reconcile with his family.
· It's time to move on.
· It's time to move forward.
· We must put this unfortunate chapter behind us.
· We must let the healing process begin.
Elections
· We're expecting a strong voter turnout.
· This race is too close to call.
· The race is a virtual dead heat.
· They're running neck and neck.
· Key precincts have not yet reported.
· That's a battleground state.
· He should be able to carry the state.
· He appeals to the swing voters.
· What's happening in the Bush camp?
· It's obviously a jubilant atmosphere here at party headquarters.
· It's obviously a somber mood here at party headquarters.
· He's not ready to claim victory yet.
· He's not ready to concede defeat yet.
· He stayed on message.
· He got out the vote.
· He resonated with the voters.
· He ran on a strong party platform.
· How long are his coat-tails?
· It was a landslide election.
· He has a voter mandate.
Candidate Speeches
· I've called the senator and offered my congratulations.
· The people of the great state of New York have spoken.
· Tonight, the people of the great state of New York have sent a message.
· We're ready to go to Washington and get to work for the American people.
· Finally, I'd like to thank my wife and family who have stood by me every step of the way.
Recounts
· Every vote is precious.
· Every vote is sacred.
· Every vote must be counted.
· Each vote is like a human voice.
· We must determine the will of the people.
· The voice of the voters must be heard.
· The recount must be full, fair, and accurate.
· Our democracy is at stake.
· If we ignore votes, we ignore democracy.
· We must do what's in the best interest of the country.
· We must have a full recount for the good of the country.
· We must follow the rule of law.
· We don't want a fast result, we want an accurate result.
· We can't disenfranchise the voters.
· You can't change the rules in the middle of the game.
· The votes have already been counted three times.
· This election should not be decided in the courts.
· They're trying to steal the election.
When you go into a retail shop, for anything, and the salesperson tells you, "this is our best seller" -- do you give a f***? Same with voters. I want to know which voters. Like Dennis Miller said, "I don't want to go on any form of mass transit where the general public have control of the brakes"