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sunny miller

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  • Kitt

    [Read the article: The media, the right and 1988: Endless deja vu]
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    You've created quite a pattern youself- of attacking me: "absurd" and "ludicrous" peppered with obscenities all in one post!

    You know, this post of Glenn's is about setting the tone or building the basis for what the debate in this campaign is going to be about

    2 things. 1-You are definitely "setting a tone". 2-What this campaign "is going to be about" is whatever the GOP and the media decide it will be about. That much should be clear even to you. The point I was making in my first comment is that how Obama responds will determine if he wins or not. If he continues conceding to their every attack, he'll go down like Dukakis. If, on the other hand, he takes a page from Bill Clinton's '92 campaign and responds aggressively but truthfully without resorting to baseless attacks, he can maintain his "new kind of politics" brand and he WILL WIN.

  • Kitt

    [Read the article: The media, the right and 1988: Endless deja vu]
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    If you should ever decide to stop pretending that you are speaking to an imbecile, as your "even to you" comment makes clear that you enjoy pretending as much, which I guess you think somehow buttresses your arguments, perhaps we'll talk.

    -- Kitt

    That's rich, coming from a person who called me and/or my opinions "absurd" and "ludicrous" in between your obscenities. So you will deign to speak to me if I stop "pretending" you're an imbecile?

    My advice to you would be to ignore me completely.

  • After it was clear there were no WMD

    [Read the article: How the military analyst program controlled news coverage: in the Pentagon's own words]
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    in Iraq after being told by the corporate media for months, over and over, that indeed there WERE WMD in Iraq, I think a majority instinctively realized they had been propagandized into agreeing to a war of aggression. I truly do not think any effort to do the same with Iran will be met with the same lack of skepticism.