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Advice to GOP Candidates: Avoid Adjectives, Nounds are Good Enough

Awlhattin O'Kaddle Wrote: Aug 24, 2010 11:28 PM

MIKE !!! If you would just take a few moments to peruse the comments, you wouldn't ' embarrass himself (yourself) & and expose the fool he (you) is. ' You're only the fifth or sixth touchhole today to demonstate what a sharpie you are by pointing out NOUNDS ! If you had a single queef left in your head, you'd know that the columnists do not write the headlines, the editors do. And proofreaders have been know to take leave.

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Advice to GOP Candidates: Avoid Adjectives, Nounds are Good Enough

There is no need, this year, to load up negative ads with adjectives painting your opponents as evil, big spenders in the thrall of the DC establishment. The simple facts of your opponents' voting records are enough to defeat them. Just the facts, ma'am.

Republican negative ad writers always delight in describing the Stimulus package as bloated, wasteful, government-growing, and useless. The adjectives get in the way. The polling we've done indicates that the simple words "stimulus package" convey all that and more.

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