Why is Palin the main topic of conversation?
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Sorry to copy and past my own bs but....
The Democrats are all about polls and crafting image to reflect sentiment. Sarah Palin is a LEADER of trends. The media just isn't perceptive enough to "get it".
The appeal of Palin isn't her belief set, It's rather her ability to alter prevailing beliefs. She can SELL policy.
I'll bet you this. Palin will get 1 out of 10 or 1 out of twenty pro-choice women to change their mind about abortion. Instead of being some whiny cunt like Hillary who preaches a doctrine of begging white men to give you their taxes, Palin EMPOWERS women. The dem's want women to be just like the other ethnic minorities they keep on the plantation.
The Democrats are all about polls and crafting image to reflect sentiment. Sarah Palin is a LEADER of trends. The media just isn't perceptive enough to "get it".
The appeal of Palin isn't her belief set, It's rather her ability to alter prevailing beliefs. She can SELL policy.
I'll bet you this. Palin will get 1 out of 10 or 1 out of twenty pro-choice women to change their mind about abortion. Instead of being some whiny cunt like Hillary who preaches a doctrine of begging white men to give you their taxes, Palin EMPOWERS women. The dem's want women to be just like the other ethnic minorities they keep on the plantation.
She's the topic because the self proclaimed intellectuals are too self absorbed in their own bullshit to see they're shooting themselves in the foot.
The Democrats are all about polls and crafting image to reflect sentiment.
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Fwiw, In the book "Behind the Oval Office" Dick Morris introduced this idea of crafting an image based on polls to Bill Clinton who was fascinated with the process.
"...many people came to view his [Clinton] obsession with polling as deeply problematic - as corruption of the obligation of elected officials to provide leadership and act upon principle."
1)Make a statement.
2)Ask the voters who they are going to vote for.
3)See which arguements move how many voters and which voters they move.
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Fwiw, In the book "Behind the Oval Office" Dick Morris introduced this idea of crafting an image based on polls to Bill Clinton who was fascinated with the process.
"...many people came to view his [Clinton] obsession with polling as deeply problematic - as corruption of the obligation of elected officials to provide leadership and act upon principle."
1)Make a statement.
2)Ask the voters who they are going to vote for.
3)See which arguements move how many voters and which voters they move.