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n2doc Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Apr-05-11 08:27 AM
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College Republicans Still Acting Like College Republicans
— By Tim Murphy| Mon Apr. 4, 2011 2:20 PM PDT
Here's the Dallas Morning News:

An SMU junior and chairman of Texas College Republicans resigned his post this week after a video was posted of him describing getting "hammered," "hooking up" with a young woman and calling political opponents a homosexual slur.


He also calls his political opponents "nerds," which, I'm told, is a word people used to use to make fun of other people in the late 1980s. The context is that this was part of an endorsement speech for Alex Schriver, a leading candidate for chairman of the College Republicans, who was so enthused by the speech he posted it on his website. Now, one of Schriver's opponents—presumably a nerd—has turned it into an attack ad, complete with scary background music and the requisite white-text-on-black-background.


This is more or less business-as-usual for the College Republicans, who for decades have operated as basically a training camp for future GOP operatives (Karl Rove, Ralph Reed, Jack Abramoff, and Roger Stone are all alums).

more with video
http://motherjones.com/mojo/2011/04/college-republicans-still-acting-college-republicans
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