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Originally posted by PornoDoggy@Apr 28 2003, 07:06 PM
I don't doubt that it will be effective for some people; I think the gain may be neglible, and still think the backlash against it (which will be a lot harder to measure) may more than counteract it. I really wonder how many people are actually gullible enough to fall for it; the folks that are actually saying it as if they believe it don't have a lot of credibility. You call it a gain for the Republicans; I call it a wash at best, and a pretty crude, dispicable play of race politics REGARDLESS of the results.
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Sure, yeah. Maybe, but I'll take a bet the GOP is running commercials highlighting the Estrada nomination under the auspices of "Citizens for an Elephantine World" in South Florida come election time.
Dirty? Of course!
James Carville, Karl Rove. These guys are ruthless killers. Southern no fly zone. No comfort. There are no rules.
How many people are that gullilble? That's a good question. I don't know how to answer that question in terms of gullibleness.How many people think OJ was guilty? Would the poll results for blacks and whites differ? Why?
Last edited by Colin at Apr 29 2003, 05:15 AM