http://www.republicansforobama.org/
and, from the Washington Post:
Barack Obama is not only popular among Democrats, he's also an appealing figure to many Republicans. Former GOP House member Joe Scarborough, now a host on MSNBC, reports that after every important Obama speech, he is inundated with e-mails praising the speech -- with most of them coming from Republicans. William Bennett, an influential conservative intellectual, has said favorable things about Obama. So have Rich Lowry of National Review and Peggy Noonan. And so have I.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...8020102663.html
the truth is simply intelligent and honest republicans know that obama is better than mccain...some admit it, most dont...but the rank and file like some repubs on this board, dont show the ability to think outside the box, or they would admit what a horror mccain and palin are...
too bad
Full Version: "Republicans For Obama"
I think of it as something like branding. You're given a nice little message about yourself in a company logo(I can't believe I'm saying this as a graphic design student) and you parade that logo around as sort of a status symbol.
When you wear Republican branding, it allows someone to identify themselves with fellow Republicans. That way someone has strength through a small popularity.
If that even makes sense.
When you wear Republican branding, it allows someone to identify themselves with fellow Republicans. That way someone has strength through a small popularity.
If that even makes sense.
QUOTE (Llydis @ Sep 15 2008, 11:20 AM) 
I think of it as something like branding. You're given a nice little message about yourself in a company logo(I can't believe I'm saying this as a graphic design student) and you parade that logo around as sort of a status symbol.
When you wear Republican branding, it allows someone to identify themselves with fellow Republicans. That way someone has strength through a small popularity.
If that even makes sense.
When you wear Republican branding, it allows someone to identify themselves with fellow Republicans. That way someone has strength through a small popularity.
If that even makes sense.
Marketing is the art of making people crave stuff they don't even want, much less need.
The Republican Party is the party of corporations, and big time marketing.
Nuff said.
I consider those Republicans who don't stand up against McCain's theater of the abusrd, traitors. Like that John Fund on Bill Maher-- throwing us under the bus for power.
There's far more of these ReBamacans than most people know and the GOP will ever admit.
QUOTE (Peg2929 @ Sep 15 2008, 07:45 PM)
I consider those Republicans who don't stand up against McCain's theater of the abusrd, traitors. Like that John Fund on Bill Maher-- throwing us under the bus for power.
Yeah and you can see right through every lie they are telling. None of them are comfortable about this ticket at all. The ones supporting it openly care nothing about this country. I would spit on them if I could.
QUOTE (Randys @ Sep 15 2008, 02:14 PM)
http://www.republicansforobama.org/
and, from the Washington Post:
Barack Obama is not only popular among Democrats, he's also an appealing figure to many Republicans. Former GOP House member Joe Scarborough, now a host on MSNBC, reports that after every important Obama speech, he is inundated with e-mails praising the speech -- with most of them coming from Republicans. William Bennett, an influential conservative intellectual, has said favorable things about Obama. So have Rich Lowry of National Review and Peggy Noonan. And so have I.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...8020102663.html
the truth is simply intelligent and honest republicans know that obama is better than mccain...some admit it, most dont...but the rank and file like some repubs on this board, dont show the ability to think outside the box, or they would admit what a horror mccain and palin are...
too bad
and, from the Washington Post:
Barack Obama is not only popular among Democrats, he's also an appealing figure to many Republicans. Former GOP House member Joe Scarborough, now a host on MSNBC, reports that after every important Obama speech, he is inundated with e-mails praising the speech -- with most of them coming from Republicans. William Bennett, an influential conservative intellectual, has said favorable things about Obama. So have Rich Lowry of National Review and Peggy Noonan. And so have I.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...8020102663.html
the truth is simply intelligent and honest republicans know that obama is better than mccain...some admit it, most dont...but the rank and file like some repubs on this board, dont show the ability to think outside the box, or they would admit what a horror mccain and palin are...
too bad
AND i'm beginning to think that some of the bigots may talk the talk and then vote Obama in the booth.
people have been known to do that ya know.
in the first race with Brother Bill and Bush 1, a friend of mine talked trash (as her father was a staunch repuke), election night she states to me
"I voted Clinton"
my reply
"I know"
QUOTE (rememberearth @ Sep 15 2008, 08:11 PM)
AND i'm beginning to think that some of the bigots may talk the talk and then vote Obama in the booth.
people have been known to do that ya know.
in the first race with Brother Bill and Bush 1, a friend of mine talked trash (as her father was a staunch repuke), election night she states to me
"I voted Clinton"
my reply
"I know"
people have been known to do that ya know.
in the first race with Brother Bill and Bush 1, a friend of mine talked trash (as her father was a staunch repuke), election night she states to me
"I voted Clinton"
my reply
"I know"
lol, well yeah in some places you can probably get attacked for openly supporting Obama unfortunately.
As A Volunteer For the Barack Obama Campaign For Change Asking Registered Ohio Voters Whats Their Choice For President Of the United States And Knocking On The Doors That Are Not On List To And Getting A 20 % New Voters Registered To It's The Economy the War The Hyper Inflation And The Education Situation And The Lies And Greed Situation And Most Are Giveing Barack Obama The Invatation
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QUOTE (stinemetz @ Sep 15 2008, 08:18 PM)
As A Volunteer For the Barack Obama Campaign For Change Asking Registered Ohio Voters Whats Their Choice For President Of the United States And Knocking On The Doors That Are Not On List To And Getting A 20 % New Voters Registered To It's The Economy the War The Hyper Inflation And The Education Situation And The Lies And Greed Situation And Most Are Giveing Barack Obama The Invatation
To The 44 Presidential Inauguration. For Your Infermation.
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Sa-weet! Great to hear, Stinemetz. I'm getting some interesting feedback on phonebanking here as well.
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