Rethug strategy for 2016 is already outlined.

Disenfranchise as many voters as possible

Drum up all the Dark Money SCOTUS allows.

Packing the court was the long-term play against the Dems. With the court in their pocket they could simultaneously open the money gates and gut the Voting Rights Act. An effective, but diabolical strategy.

This strategy could actually capture the White House for them.

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Rethug strategy for 2016 is already outlined. (Original post)	kairos12	Nov 2014	OP
Voter education needs to begin NOW.	Eridenus	Nov 2014	#1
Well that is what primaries are for	yeoman6987	Nov 2014	#6
You forgot one... Instill divisiveness among Democrats..	DCBob	Nov 2014	#2
I believe it is a case of we either hang together or hang separately. Franklin relevant today.	kairos12	Nov 2014	#3
Their stategy is to attack Hillary for two years	4dsc	Nov 2014	#4
This..........	Beacool	Nov 2014	#5
HRC will run to Obama's right. She disqualifies herself.	blkmusclmachine	Nov 2014	#7
We will have our own French revolution in this country	kimbutgar	Nov 2014	#8
The National Razor would be a cure all.	kairos12	Nov 2014	#9
It will only happen if allowed. GO GET THE ID CARD AND VOTE ! It's not that hard.	RBInMaine	Nov 2014	#10

Response to kairos12 (Original post)

Mon Nov 10, 2014, 10:21 PM

Eridenus (52 posts)

1. Voter education needs to begin NOW.

Not at the last month where we have to GOTV.

The voters needs to KNOW what the fuck is going on. I suggest writing this idea to the Democratic Party after they get rid of DWS.

That woman is a big fucking disaster.

And I'm not voting for Hillary Clinton. It's either Warren or Sanders. No-one else represents me.

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Mon Nov 10, 2014, 11:31 PM

yeoman6987 (14,449 posts)

6. Well that is what primaries are for

I will vote for whoever wins the hard fought primary. I hope you will to. I know that you do not support Hillary, but I think perhaps ensuring a candidate that you support wins the nomination. The problem with the two you mention is that only one is running. Hopefully you have others in mind.

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Mon Nov 10, 2014, 10:33 PM

DCBob (24,689 posts)