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The Republican Governors Association published this video during the week, a slick production of a think piece and philosophical declaration rather than a specific policy statement. Instead of looking to Washington for all of the answers, we need to look to ourselves and our communities, the RGA believes, and delivers that message in a dramatic presentation. A bit long, but then they have a lot of ground to cover:
More and more states are merely asserting their Constitutional rights.
Have a problem with that?
boompa has equated asserted states rights with people being able to neutralize gravity, so his mind cannot comprehend a nation that respects states' rights. It is a mind that can only be offered by 12 years of public education and blind obedience to the State, perhaps taking their military or federal gov't indoctrination a little too seriously. The race baiting picture is merely trying to discredit the movement by projecting an isolated incident on a legitimate position.
boompa has equated asserted states rights with people being able to neutralize gravity, so his mind cannot comprehend a nation that respects states' rights. It is a mind that can only be offered by 12 years of public education and blind obedience to the State, perhaps taking their military or federal gov't indoctrination a little too seriously. The race baiting picture is merely trying to discredit the movement by projecting an isolated incident on a legitimate position.
Pretty video but it's maniplative as hell. I don't know if America can recapture it's greatness, but I KNOW Republicans can't do it any more than Democrats can. They are two sides of the same coin, two heads attached to the same monster.
The Republican Governors Association published this video during the week, a slick production of a think piece and philosophical declaration rather than a specific policy statement. Instead of looking to Washington for all of the answers, we need to look to ourselves and our communities, the RGA believes, and delivers that message in a dramatic presentation. A bit long, but then they have a lot of ground to cover:
You really give too much credit to propaganda. It's meant to sway you but is absolutely juvenile in it's execution. Tell me, what thinking is being done with a video that is engineered to forge connections in your brain like: "Obama" and "Democrats" equals scary, negative events, and "Republican Governers" equals our country's greatest triumphs like the moon landing, Civil Rights or victory in WW2?
It's a damned scripted response, and I beam with pride at the end for the same reason I cried when Old Yeller died. I was being manipulated and taken for a ride.
The fate of our country is at stake. No one can afford to be taken for a ride now. Slick production values do not equal a good plan.
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