Latest Fox, yes Fox poll

[dr. freeze]

Wow, never heard that one. Is this another 'Dr. Freeze special?'

Kosar, if you start listening instead of arguing all the time, you oneday too will be called a new conservative

 

[kosar]

Ohhhh, I try to listen, Freeze, but sometimes it's difficult.

 

[smurphy]

neocons are old democrats who became conservative after seeing the failings of the programs they once pushed

not sure anyone in here fits that category, but StevieD only repeats what he hears, so don't bother him dawgball

And many modern Democrats were once Republicans who woke up at some point over the last 4 years to realize that the true conservative foundation of the Republican party has been hijacked by irresponsible fundamentalism and corporate cronyism. They actually see the Dems as the best hope of balancing the books
:mj07: .

 

[dr. freeze]

And many modern Democrats were once Republicans who woke up at some point over the last 4 years to realize that the true conservative foundation of the Republican party has been hijacked by irresponsible fundamentalism and corporate cronyism. They actually see the Dems as the best hope of balancing the books
:mj07: .

lol yeah we have seen an extraordinary number of these in the last 20 years havent we

look at their leaders and the kind of people who are attracted to the democratic party

i saw several of your buddies dressed up in meat packaging a day or two ago

 

[smurphy]

I said 4 years. ....*4*, FOUR, quatro, 1-2-3-4. four.

Yet you read 20?

 

[djv]

When I saw the poll done my FOX. I said to my wife watch the great numbers old G W gets here. Then they shocked me with the truth. Of course Gallop and NBC have it down another point. But still I give Fox credit. It's easy to see why. Americans seem to think war in Iraq, and the way its going sucks. And on S/S 70% of us think he's all wet. But he does not care. He said I don't read the paper. I believe him. It could be he can't.

 

[dawgball]

kosar--I personally like the look on his face when he does nail a tough one. It's almost like he is as surprised as you are.

I like W, but I think he is really easy to ridicule.

 

[kosar]

kosar--I personally like the look on his face when he does nail a tough one.

Yes, he really does beam when he gets through it. He always approaches the toughies slowly and with caution. If you're around friends, you have enough time to get a round of betting in on whether he'll flub it.

 

[smurphy]

Another good wager during his speeches is the over/under on how many times he says "freedom". It's absolutely amazing. I think his last innauguration address included freedom 28 times, with support words like "liberty" not far behind.

When in doubt, fall back on rhetoric. Sure is easier than trying to get through the "fool me once....you can't fool me again" routine.

 

[AR182]

Another good wager during his speeches is the over/under on how many times he says "freedom". It's absolutely amazing. I think his last innauguration address included freedom 28 times, with support words like "liberty" not far behind.


in sales you learn that repitition is a very effective tool.........bush (like all politicans) is selling his agenda, so i see nothing wrong with repeating his key words.

 

[smurphy]

I was taught as a child that when you repeat things too much, your words begin to lose their intended meaning.

...But I'll go ahead and give him the benifit of the doubt. In which case, what is it that Bush is repeatedly trying to sell us?

 

[ocelot]

From the polls he isn't selling his "bag of goods" very effectively.