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'Some people' believe conspiracy theories
By Steve Benen - Wed Feb 15, 2012 1:01 PM EST
When it comes to recent evidence pointing to a stronger economy, the right is clearly concerned that the news will bolster President Obama's re-election odds. That's understandable; Obama's rising approval ratings are not an accident, and are tied directly to recent economic trends.
Republicans have a few options. They can try to change the subject, for example, and shift attention to culture-war fights such as the war on contraception. That's not a good strategy -- the American mainstream is on the other side -- but if talking about the economy is bad for one's electoral strategy, it makes some sense to try to change the conversation. The GOP can also try to make the case that the economy is improving, but it would do even better under Republican rule.
What Republicans shouldn't do is buy into a conspiracy theory.
'Some people' believe conspiracy theories - The Maddow Blog
By Steve Benen - Wed Feb 15, 2012 1:01 PM EST
When it comes to recent evidence pointing to a stronger economy, the right is clearly concerned that the news will bolster President Obama's re-election odds. That's understandable; Obama's rising approval ratings are not an accident, and are tied directly to recent economic trends.
Republicans have a few options. They can try to change the subject, for example, and shift attention to culture-war fights such as the war on contraception. That's not a good strategy -- the American mainstream is on the other side -- but if talking about the economy is bad for one's electoral strategy, it makes some sense to try to change the conversation. The GOP can also try to make the case that the economy is improving, but it would do even better under Republican rule.
What Republicans shouldn't do is buy into a conspiracy theory.
'Some people' believe conspiracy theories - The Maddow Blog
Mr. H.
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Obama's idiocy and incompetence stands on its own merit. It doesn't need any help.
He's got the credentials of a near-sighted umpire at a Little League T-Ball game.
He's got the credentials of a near-sighted umpire at a Little League T-Ball game.
TheGreatGatsby
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I'm stupider for coming into this thread.
Mr. H.
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I do my own thinking, thanking you very much.
There is no "conspiracy" in simple stupidity.
Unkotare
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So now we know you hate women and gays. Any other demographic you'd like to add? How about the Amish? Do you hate the Amish too? Maybe it would be easier to list the groups (since you seem so fond of seeing people only as members of some group or other) that you don't hate. Probably a pretty short list.
By the way, how are you doing learning about basic numbers? Any progress yet?
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