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Randy Altschuler, a Wall Street entrepreneur, has emerged as the early favorite among local activists and GOP operatives in Washington, who believe he can meet the all-important benchmarks that determine a candidate’s credibility: endorsements, infrastructure and cash.

“With Randy, it changes the dynamic completely,” said Assembly Member Phil Boyle, who has managed several Republican congressional campaigns in Suffolk. “This is Tim Bishop’s worst nightmare.”

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Jim says...

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Jim says...

Obama says 'step closer' to climate deal. Can someone say, "hubris!" tcot cotc redco teaparty ClimateChange gop http://ping.fm/zq9C3

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robinmarohn says...

November 23, 2009, 1:32 pm — Updated: 3:23 pm -->

G.O.P. Considers ‘Purity’ Resolution for Candidates

Whatever happened to voting based on the will of those whom you represent?

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F6x says...

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"I don't know what she knows or what she doesn't know."

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Rosie.. says...

“Going Rogue” will hardly be the first best seller embraced by millions for talismanic rather than literary ends. And I am not recommending that others follow my example and slog through its 400-plus pages, especially since its supposed revelations have been picked through 24/7 for a week. But sometimes I wonder if anyone has read all of what Palin would call the “dang” thing. Some of the book’s most illuminating tics have been mentioned barely — if at all — by either its fans or foes. Palin is far and away the most important brand in American politics after Barack Obama, and attention must be paid. Those who wishfully think her 15 minutes are up are deluding themselves.

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Rosie.. says...

. I'm a foreigner — one who actually likes the United States a great deal, but doesn't normally gravitate to books that go on and on and on about how "America is the best country on Earth."

My literary tastes aside, nothing changes the fact that Going Rogue is 413 pages of religious homilies, cheery bromides, clichés and hackneyed froth.

As in its first page: "I breathed in an autumn bouquet that combined everything small-town America with rugged splashes of the Last Frontier." ( finger down throat here )

If you have not read the book, get it.. and tell me what you think. This is a short synopsis and there is more... but that is for another post or 2 or 3 or or... :-)


Sarah Palin, July 2009 in Anchorage
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smays.com says...

Great conservative apparatchiks, whether Lee Atwater or Ralph Reed or others, knew well how to manipulate undereducated, rank-and-file conservatives. It's not hard, since many of them aren't that smart.

That's not to say they aren't God-fearing or hardworking or good parents or fine citizens. But they just aren't that intelligent when it comes to matters of policy or politics. They're not sophisticated enough to have much of a view on anything outside their own community, so they tend to focus on things that can be understood simply and easily - things like morality, a morality often imparted by a local church and taken as gospel without any kind of intellectual questioning.

They don't understand foreign policy or trade policy or tax policy or the kinds of economic matters the GOP power players are interested in. But they do get gay marriage and abortion and school prayer. So for a generation, the GOP talked about the latter in an attempt to gain enough power to influence the former. (N.B. Democrats do this bait-and-switch too, but I'm not talking about them right now.)

Today's conservatives, however, aren't in on the joke. Politically, they came of age hearing these paeans to Christian fundamentalism, without understanding that these were simply techniques of convenience used to sell other parts of the GOP agenda.

This is an old post (July 2009) from somebody who calls him/herself "The Recess Supervisor."

I resisted posting this because I have a bit of a thing about people who hide behind some made-up name. I think we can stipulate the person who wrote this is a lefty pinko fag (what would we do without labels?). In the end, I decided to stick it here but not link from smays.com or my Twitter feed or anywhere else.

I'm parking this here because I want to be able to find it again. So go dry swallow a couple of beta blockers and turn on Beck. This is for me, not for you.

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