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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Ben Quaye's Lede

This Election's Winning Message
Ben Quayle Wins
Dems going with "Bush's Failed Policies"

Quayle's winning message: Barack Obama is the worst president in history.

Ben Quayle's campaign assertion that "Barack Obama is the worst president in history," was a winner.  He beat 9 other GOP contestants for the AZ 3rd Cong. District  nomination yesterday.  Ben's dad, former VP Dan Quayle, was the prototype for the template Democrats use to smash rising conservatives they fear, most recently applied to Sarah Palin. Good on you Ben. Just don't go wobbly on us.

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9 comments:

  1. JMcD8/25/10, 10:23 AM

    Bully for you Ben.
    And I want all you democrat Arizonians to remember, "Wear you potatoe in the front of your skivvies."

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  2. Anonymous8/25/10, 10:39 AM

    ...and the Republican establishment in Prescott AZ was slamming Quayle's ad even last night. They still play politics while the Left fights a war.
    McClame won, as expected, Though he had to spend 20 Million in the PRIMARY to do it.
    RAK

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  3. Rodger the Real King of France8/25/10, 11:09 AM

    Scott's W in FL, and Murkowski's loss in AK are huge.

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  4. Anonymous8/25/10, 2:07 PM

    Shocked in Florida here Boss. Rubio may rise from the ashes.

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  5. Anonymous8/25/10, 2:44 PM

    Looks to be his mother's son, strong woman.

    Casca

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  6. An ignorant dickweed8/25/10, 5:24 PM

    Perhaps the dems got together and did in these elections what they did in the 2008 Presidential election. Get together and elect the worst possible choice for the Republicans.

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  7. Anonymous8/25/10, 10:58 PM

    No children or spouses of anyone that has held elected office should be allowed to even run!

    NO MORE POLITICAL DYNASTIES!
    AWM

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  8. DougM8/25/10, 10:59 PM

    Maybe he'll succeed as well or better than his dad, now that there's spell-check.

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  9. Anonymous8/26/10, 12:59 PM

    I knew Jimmy Carter Mr. President. He was no friend of mine. You sir, are not even Jimmy Carter.

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