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coldwaterintheface

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22. More of a percentage of voters who watch the NFL

Reply to jsmirman (Reply #15)

Sat Sep 29, 2012, 09:50 AM

Sep 2012

if say only 10 out of 1000 even bother to vote then using the strike as a teaching moment would not lose any votes and very welll might turn some inot voters. THose that would get pissed off about the teaching moment most likely don't vote or vote Pub any how so who cares.

I did see a poll recently that showed that college football is watch by about 65% pubs so anyone looking to attract that demographic would be wise to buy time during the games.

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Why Bain Killed Good Companies and Good Jobs - I Break It Down [View all] jsmirman Sep 2012 OP

Great post! B Calm Sep 2012 #1

I'll tell you the truth jsmirman Sep 2012 #4

Coming from cali - I'm too familiar w/ these kinds of business plans. xchrom Sep 2012 #2

This is exactly what the GOP has been doing to America since the days of St Ronnie coldwaterintheface Sep 2012 #3

Yeah, on a first run jsmirman Sep 2012 #5

It is very difficult to write for/to the ignorant coldwaterintheface Sep 2012 #7

I think that was a hard story to play with anything but kid gloves jsmirman Sep 2012 #9

So being a sports fan are you saying most sports fans are idiots coldwaterintheface Sep 2012 #11

I'm saying the NFL is really important to a lot of people jsmirman Sep 2012 #12

Now how many of them acatually vote? coldwaterintheface Sep 2012 #14

Folks who like the Packers, for example? jsmirman Sep 2012 #15

More of a percentage of voters who watch the NFL coldwaterintheface Sep 2012 #22

Bain also bribed the current CEOs and executives of those businesses fasttense Sep 2012 #6

Excellent point jsmirman Sep 2012 #8

K&R HiPointDem Sep 2012 #10

Thnaks for the summary. Prometheus Bound Sep 2012 #13

Great - that's what I was shooting for jsmirman Sep 2012 #16

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Every time theKed Sep 2012 #38

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+1,000! Well said! Zalatix Sep 2012 #36

Excellent post malaise Sep 2012 #19

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That's just what I've come to think Romney's true plan is jsmirman Sep 2012 #28

Romney's secret plan to end the war on wealthy people. Scuba Sep 2012 #30

Good Points, However... Iggy Sep 2012 #21

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Do you have a list jsmirman Sep 2012 #34