Oh please.. Name-calling goes back to Genesis when Adam threw Eve under the bus...

Alinsky tactic #13: Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.

It's a favorite Leftist tactic (Obama is a champion at it), and it's much in evidence on this forum.

Lots of conservatives seem to have their own copy of Saul Alinski's book as they quote out of it so often. I have never seen anything written by him except as a link by one of the conservatives on this forum.

They probably have their own copies of Chairman Mao's Little Red Book and Hitler's Mein Kampf ready for quotes when needed.

I used to have a book filled with Archie Bunker memorable quotations and it was fun to quote from that. Lots more fun than Mein Kampf.

Sun Tzu, from the Art of War: It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle.

They also read the right wing strategist.......Stupidski. You can always see their Stupidski tactics at work here. :doh:

Back to the thread - If Santorum does win Ohio on Tuesday, will he have the momentum to go forward and turn out to be the Republican candidate?

Who would be your favorite choice (with a possibility of winning) for their VP candidate?

Rick Santorum, who've I really liked, disappointed me by defending the robo-calling of Democrats to vote for him to skew the Michigan primaries vote, since Michigan is an open ballot state where anyone can vote in any primary.

I'm not fond of that tactic, but it does nothing to mollify me to a Romney candidacy. Romney, to me, is just a better looking "McCain".

I can't believe we've gotten this far and I have no candidate "to hang my hat on". I will still vote for the eventual Republican candidate, but it's starting to look like 2008 all over again, and it was strategized to be that way from the beginning, and I've always known it.

It still looks like the GOP has a real good shot at gaining control of both House's, which should balance things fairly well, and the Presidential race isn't over yet. There's a long way to go.

Who knows; maybe President Romney won't be the liberal Republican I think he is in his heart.......just maybe.

Sarah Palin