Romancing The Voters

Romancing the Voters On is a series of issues that find their way into the public arena year after year. “Romancing” is defined as: telling exaggerated lies, telling an untruth, or pretending with intent to deceive, frequently done by politicians. This is an introduction to the Art of Political Cross-dressing --- using your adversaries own words against them in debate. The issues come fast and furious with little time to think about them. This handbook on political talking points enables you to review a particular subject in less than five minutes and formulate an opinion. You can then research deeper explanations or more recent data (when more convenient) and strike while the iron is hot. These chapters have enough material in them to deliver a 7 to 10 minute talk to your Toastmasters Club or write a Letter to the Editor. First, you’ll understand, for instance, why some people in local elections can win with only a few thousand votes of the VEP in a city the size of San Diego, you’ll understand how liberals and conservatives think differently --- which you can use to your advantage. There are issues that never seem to go away such as gun control, the death penalty, and the “The Rich Get Richer and Poor Get Poorer.” You will know when the media intentionally or unintentionally misrepresents data about the gap between rich and poor, and who really benefits from minimum wage laws. You will learn why speculation and price gouging, stripped of emotion, are beneficial to society. In addition, you’ll know why Martin Luther King was a Republican. You will become versed in several “Teachable Moments,” for family, friends and co-workers. For every member of the TEA Party this is a must read!
Freds TV Interview on The Art of Romancing The Voters http://www.nbcsandiego.com/video/#!/on-air/as-seen-on/Politically-Speaking--Raising-Political-IQ/213548241
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