> On Sep 17, 2:11 pm, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:
>

>>> The base strategy is always a loser numerically.
>>> The key is to get the base without offending the
>>> center (which is 47%% of the vote.) The McCain
>>> ticket isn't going to excite the fundies much anyhow,
>>> but the constant barrage of nastiness towards Palin
>>> by the usual suspects has served the purpose of
>>> causing the base to circle the wagons. The enemy
>>> of my enemies can't help but be my friend anyway.

>

>> Last week's story. Do you think she means anything outside the "base
>> group" or to the center? All the attention is back on the Bush/McCain
>> ticket.

>
> Ah, but I don't think she meant that much
> to the Republican base, but she means
> a great deal to the hard Left, who express
> their contempt and/or disdain for her all
> over the corpwhore media. This is 1.)
> great publicity, which is a new thing for
> the McCain campaign. They were being
> ignored in favor of the marketing charisma
> of Obama. And it is 2.) a way of getting
> her enemies to reveal how much more
> detestable (to the voters) they are than she is.
>

>> Let's see where things stand after the debates.

>
> Well, the VP debates might be worth watching.