[Homestead] Observations from my State Convention

Lynda lurine at softcom.net
Wed Jun 11 01:14:50 EDT 2008


Well, treasure it while it lasts <g>  It is only once every blue moon that 
James and I agree <g>

Now, I think you are looking at part of this from the wrong end of the 
telescope, so to speak.  "This is going to give ordinary people 
extraordinary influence."  I would disagree.  This is one slick campaign and 
thus, it is all about smoke and mirrors.  This door to door business is by 
design and the design is to give the *illusion* that ordinary folks have 
some influence.  The extent of the influence is what is put into speeches.

The candidate of *supposed* change isn't about change or he wouldn't have 
hired all the old "Clinton Machine" people.

I wish everyone would take a real good look at what Alinksy is all about and 
how it works.  It is all about creating the *illusion* of the sheople making 
decisions, being in control and having influence.

Lynda

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Marie McHarry" <mmcharry at gmail.com>


> If you expect that from any presidential candidate, don't hold your
> breath. That sort of thinking and action is going to come from people
> who are looking at energy costs in their own lives. It's going to work
> its way up. I know, I know, the Lynda-James contingency is going to
> froth about politiicians and their evil ways. But, the best thing
> about the the Obama campaign is that he's adopted the Howard Dean
> approach of going for every state and going for local empowerment.
> People who are not just sending in their dollars, but canvassing door
> to door are a lot more tuned in to what their fellow citizens are
> saying, thinking and doing. This is going to give ordinary people
> extraordinary influence. 




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