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  • Angela McGlowan for Congress- MS 1st District

    The MS GC TEA Party has endorsed Angela McGlowan for Congress in Mississippi's 1st Congressional District. She is the kind of person this country needs in Washington to support conservative values and to stand up in defense of the Constitution. She will be running against incumbent Travis Childers, the current worthless Democratic Congressman from north Mississippi. Anyone wishing to know more about Angela and what she believes should watch some of the videos of her on the net. Anyone who provides financial support to conservative candidates should consider Angela in her endeavor to restore American capitalist values.

    Angela McGlowan for Congress » Welcome

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    Don't think too many people on here are from Mississippi. BTW, I think in general a Tea Party endorsement will hurt candidates overall. Maybe it will help in the South, but I think overall it will hurt candidates in moderate states. Anyway, if your running the campaign, I do know something that works. Believe it or not, if you call people the day before the election, and ask them if they're voting, they will. A lot of research has been done on this, but if you call 100 people that were not going to vote in a election the day before, 25% of them will get out and vote. Good luck.
    "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." -Mark Twain

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      I prob shouldn't be sharing this jewel with my conservative friends, but the book, "Nudge" is a must read for anyone that enjoys politics, or anyone that wants to improve their lives for that matter. The book draws on research in psychology and behavioral economics to defend libertarian paternalism and active engineering of choice architecture. I read this book last year and really enjoyed it. I also read that this book is really popular within the Obama cabinet, which makes the notion that they're socialist laughable because the book is a call for libertarian paternalism.

      Nudge blog Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness.
      "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." -Mark Twain

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      • #4
        Originally posted by grandmama View Post
        Don't think too many people on here are from Mississippi. BTW, I think in general a Tea Party endorsement will hurt candidates overall. Maybe it will help in the South, but I think overall it will hurt candidates in moderate states. Anyway, if your running the campaign, I do know something that works. Believe it or not, if you call people the day before the election, and ask them if they're voting, they will. A lot of research has been done on this, but if you call 100 people that were not going to vote in a election the day before, 25% of them will get out and vote. Good luck.
        I agree that there are not many Mississippians on here. I'm not from Nevada either but that hasn't kept our in-state TP groups from contributing something around $14,000 to Sue Lowden's campaign against Nitwit Harry. Thanks for the very civil advise, but I read Nudge many months ago when Sunstein was appointed regulatory czar....about the same time I read Rules for Radicals. You can more easily defeat your opponents when you know how they think.

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          Originally posted by umreb78 View Post
          I agree that there are not many Mississippians on here. I'm not from Nevada either but that hasn't kept our in-state TP groups from contributing something around $14,000 to Sue Lowden's campaign against Nitwit Harry. Thanks for the very civil advise, but I read Nudge many months ago when Sunstein was appointed regulatory czar....about the same time I read Rules for Radicals. You can more easily defeat your opponents when you know how they think.
          why do you refer to him as regulatory czar? that just makes you sound like a conspiracy nut, and BTW fox always refers to Obama's appointments as czars. I don't recall them ever refering to any of Bush's appointments as Czars! He is the Administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, and was confirmed by a 63-35 vote-which means that at least 3 GOP members of the Senate voted for him. BTW, I do know that Czar has multiple meanings: a king or emperor; or any person exercising great authority or power in a particular field. But to many Americans they do not know the true meaning of the word, and they associate Czar with communism, it's a dirty tatic that fox uses to rally the base.
          "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." -Mark Twain

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            Since you only remember what you want to, here is a list of all of the people you like to refer to as Czars that were in the Bush Administration. BTW, it looks like your prophet and chosen one (that is a mormon I might add) forgot to mention.

            YouTube - Dancing With The Czars
            "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." -Mark Twain

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