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Ron Paul has a good chance to win nomination, said Republican Strategist Burkman. Are you jealous?

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:34:10 +0000

he even said that all others don’t have a single chance to survive. He even admitted that the main stream media is ignoring him but his supporters are prodigiously increasing. You can search the news on www.cnn.com and www.prisonplanet.tv

Ron Paul is HUGE amongst younger moderate republicans- which is his base. He isn’t going to win the primary because his views are all across the board from any republican or any democrat.

How do you become a political strategist/consultant?

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:33:58 +0000

What is the path to this career? How hard is it to get into?

I’m a history major.

You need to make lots of ambitious friends. Learn to be a fundraiser. Learn about politics. Go to college and study political science. .

Political Sci and History majors: What are some strategies when reading college level history books?

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:33:54 +0000

I have problems comprehending scholarly history books. I believe that it has something to do with the unfamiliar sentence structure, the big words and also the uneven flow. I’m used to reading fiction that has a narrative-like quality to it but whenever I read a history book my brain freezes and I struggle to make sense of the passages. I can’t imagine having the kind of private thoughts that historians have. Their thoughts are nothing but impartial analysis line by line.

The nice thing about history/poli sci is that if you go to class and take good notes on the lecture, the professor will usually tell you all you need to know and you won’t have to even look at the textbook.

If your prof sucks and you have to read, though, anything in bold or with its own separate heading is usually important to know. Ignore little details (unless they are dates, which you typically need for history) and focus on bigger theories, battles, legislation pieces, etc. For history, you can usually tell what’s important and what’s not in the text by seeing if an event/person/thing had an impact on later events. If they did, they’re important; if not, don’t worry about them.

If that still doesn’t help, I second what other people have said here about buying used books and group study. Professors at office hours are also usually more than willing to help you with outlining important things if you feel overwhelmed with information. Good luck!

Political Strategy…?

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:33:50 +0000

The "Un-decided Vote" is at 20%… History shows the Un-decided
vote goes to the "Challenger"… Obama cannot win Florida..
These 2 factors show that Obama will lose his
Re-election bid…. does anyone agree ?

possibly

Is Obama’s campaign against "the rich" a good political strategy, or . . .?

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 00:33:45 +0000

a sign of desperation? Or both?

Seriously, there are a lot more poor people than rich people So will his call for higher taxes on the rich help his re-election chances?

And what other groups are in the majority that politicians could try to attract?

It depends on his definition of rich. Although they are not rich in most cases, since it is a gross figure currently $250,000 is rich. When he determines $75,000 is rich, attitudes will change.

Ed Rollins, Republican strategist, says Daschle did the honorable thing, but he didn’t have to. Is he right?

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:15:55 +0000

" Mr. Daschle is the second nominated member of President Obama’s Cabinet, following New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, to step down after having his reputation tarnished. He did the honorable thing. He could have survived. The president would have stood by him, and his former Democratic "club members" in the Senate would have confirmed him.

But he would have put a serious wound in the side of the new president’s call for a new way of doing business in Washington and for eliminating the culture of the revolving door." -Ed Rollins

- Ed Rollins, who was political director for President Ronald Reagan, is a republican strategist who was national chairman of former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee’s 2008 presidential campaign.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/02/03/rollins.daschle/index.html

Mr. Daschle probably had several reasons, mainly one from President Obama suggesting he drop out. For all of the trouble this has caused, I hope that future politicians are in the learning mode and will avoid this kind of mistake in their effort to serve our country someday. I’m sorry our President is having to deal with this kind of stuff, mainly because Republicans are just salivating…waiting for him to make mistakes. Isn’t that a sad state of affairs?

Who is McCain’s main political strategist/campaign supervisor? Where can I find his bio?

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:15:46 +0000

You mean campaign manager Mark Davis, former lobbyist for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac who was paid hundreds of thousands to ensure there were no regulations on predatory lending practices in the industry?

You mean that John McCain campaign manager and top advisor?

Has the Democrat political strategy to retain power met with success?

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:15:36 +0000

Has the democrat political strategy of labeling everyone who disagrees with their political ideology as either a big0t, r@cist, h0m0phobe, islamophobe or fundamentalist been successful in expanding it’s base of moderates, independents and people of different ideologies?

Has blaming people who have no power in government, like Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin, for our current government mismanagement and trillions dollar deficits, been successful in helping expand the democrat party base?

I think that rhetoric is dying down, because we have very specific reasons for disagreeing with his ideology, But, I do hear them play the race card when they are on the losing end of an arguement

What is the Republican political strategy?

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:15:30 +0000

Why are Conservatives so contradictory ?
Michelle Bachmann opposed the Stimulus yet used the stimulus.
When it comes down to Republican thinking and strategy does the end justify the means as far as they are concerned ?
Even if You have to lie cheat and steal to get there ?

Feed the rich, starve the poor.

Which of the following methods for influencing members of Congress is NOT legal?

admin — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:15:19 +0000

a. Lobbyists can give information to members of Congress.

b. Lobbyists can help politicians with political strategy for getting legislation through.

c. Lobbyists can help formulate campaign strategies and get the group’s members behind a politician’s reelection campaign.

d. Lobbyists can be a source of ideas and innovation.

e. All of the answers above are ways that lobbyists can legally influence members of Congress.

The answer is E.