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October 07, 2010 05:58 PM UTC
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simply hate Democrats. no need to fact check or to get the names correct… Blind hate is what they go on.
the last name is Salazar. And half right is the closest she’s been to being right yet!
There are often blatantly false ads running around, sometimes it’s pants on fire and sometimes it’s just ignorance. Fine. When has that ever stopped people listening? Frankly, if people are paying close enough attention to figure out the ads can’t be trusted, they wouldn’t be tempted to listen to them in the first place.
“Higher taxes,
higher taxes,
higher taxes…”
Come on.
Who has been in the news recently associated with a massive man-made disaster? Oh, yeah – Ken Salazar.
They may have some polling data suggesting Ken is perceived poorly, and want to try to associate that with John.
The people who put this ad together aren’t that smart. It’s just a mistake. If they really wanted to tie the two together, they would’ve made a big thing about John following in Ken’s footsteps. Cue ominous music… they’re related. Family photos overlapping oil covered wildlife. Air on local TV. Turn it into audio. Ta da.
I appreciate your faith though.
You’ll give them ideas.
That was BP, the company formerly known as British Petroleum.
Why don’t you expand on why you think that was Ken Salazar’s fault? Show your work.
Said his name was associated with it.
And, IMO – Interior’s oversight of offshore drilling permit approvals was sloppy before the BP disaster – under his watch. Not to the point of “fault” – that was clearly BP – but to the point of “might have averted disaster”.
Seems to be getting better now. Nothing like a record-shattering spill to inspire the troops.
I hate to get all facty with you when you’re off on an ideological tirade and all.
But it is not clear to me that Salazar cleaned things up as well as he could have. Hence my “sloppy” comment. It’s possible, of course, that these doubts were planted by right-wing mischief-makers. But right now, it looks like Salazar needs to work extra hard to retain his reputation and his position.
From http://www.rollingstone.com/po… (and no, I was not smoking anything when I read it 🙂
Salazar had to start somewhere.
Did you really expect him to get it all done at once?
But did he have to ramp up leasing rates so aggressively?
I’m not saying he is evil incarnate. I’m not even advocating for him to step down or be fired. Just saying that I wish the same passion we see now was on exhibit during 2009.
And, the original post postulated dirty tricks, which only have to do with perceptions, not reality.