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d-jay MyTH
Dont like my name anymore
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Farnborough. Hampshire
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Here's what I have so far
'The last election was a close call and it is clear the outskirts of the United States remain highly opposed to our Administration. Without alienating our support from Middle America, it appears there is little that can be done to convince the US coastline that it is not a paternalistic body that oppresses the notion of liberalism. That being said, the recent Iraqi election was viewed as success by even those who were abhorred by the US led war on Iraq; a simple case of the ‘end justifying the means’.
Any changes in the policies of the Administration must be de minimus. The salient argument why Kerry was not successful last time round was that because his polices were too wishy-washy; he was a man without focus. This strategy does fit with the Middle American mind that seeks guidance and direction.'
Thats already 150 words!
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Feb-06-2005 14:13
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Fir3start3r
Armin Acolyte

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by d-jay MyTH
Here's what I have so far
'The last election was a close call and it is clear the outskirts of the United States remain highly opposed to our Administration. Without alienating our support from Middle America, it appears there is little that can be done to convince the US coastline that it is not a paternalistic body that oppresses the notion of liberalism. That being said, the recent Iraqi election was viewed as success by even those who were abhorred by the US led war on Iraq; a simple case of the ‘end justifying the means’.
Any changes in the policies of the Administration must be de minimus. The salient argument why Kerry was not successful last time round was that because his polices were too wishy-washy; he was a man without focus. This strategy does fit with the Middle American mind that seeks guidance and direction.'
Thats already 150 words! |
Too negative and there's no need to mention what happened with Kerry; that's obvious.
Since the Bush campaign has obviously been doing a good job already there should be more focus on the future, not justifying the past. (Argue that point if you will but the fact of the matter is, he is the man in office).
Since you're limited in words you should probably have an unlying leadership theme for the whole campaign as opposed to trying to name every current issue; a sense of direction in what the campaign has to offer domestically and abroad.
There's no way 250 words could possibily do even one subject justice, so to avoid lacking depth in the campaign mention specific goals that a leader would take.
(I know it sounds like I'm contradicting myself but the thought is, use leadership as the theme; leaders have goals)
The world is always in need of good leadership and direction.
Creating a clear vision for everyone else to understand and agree to is always a hard task.
Best of luck with that. 
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Feb-06-2005 18:11
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