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TlalocW

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4. Gee, I just can't feel sorry for him

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Mon Jan 6, 2014, 12:21 PM

Jan 2014

He's been one of the main architects in politics that has brought us to the level of vitriol he now bemoans. He's been at it for 20 years, and he's trying to blame Obama who's only starting his sixth year of his presidency, who the republicans - with their ranks still filled with racists, both subtle and loud and filled with confidence from Luntz's one-sided public opinion gathering - pledged from the beginning never to work with him on anything.

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The Agony of Frank Luntz [View all] xchrom Jan 2014 OP

fascinating paragraph here - NRaleighLiberal Jan 2014 #1

And the one right before it Oilwellian Jan 2014 #6

"we have given them" ronnie624 Jan 2014 #12

The same Luntz who defends corporate welfare Dawson Leery Jan 2014 #15

I don't think it's ever occurred to him gaspee Jan 2014 #2

Bingo! He is coming to realize Lex Jan 2014 #3

The only people who call Pres Obama "divisive"... Wounded Bear Jan 2014 #27

A guy who counts Newt Gingrich as a political mentor has no place... JHB Jan 2014 #28

I was thinking of Lee Atwater too. Lex Jan 2014 #31

Bingo. NRaleighLiberal Jan 2014 #7

or it could be his God awful hairpiece CatWoman Jan 2014 #20

Gee, I just can't feel sorry for him TlalocW Jan 2014 #4

I know what's wrong with him--we wised up meow2u3 Jan 2014 #5

Nice.. sendero Jan 2014 #8

He's usually right about how people think and what their motivations are. pa28 Jan 2014 #9

Luntz is a near-perfect embodiment of Scientific Materialist* degeneration Berlum Jan 2014 #10

R#6 & K for, HE of all people wants a melting pot?!1 And he owns having majorly polarized UTUSN Jan 2014 #11

His big ol fat head PowerToThePeople Jan 2014 #13

I'm not a violent person progressoid Jan 2014 #14

I literally don't know who is more delusional . .. Frank Luntz or Thomas Friedman. HughBeaumont Jan 2014 #16

He's bi-polar PDittie Jan 2014 #17

There can't be too much agony for LUNTZ. My favorite excerpts of the link: UTUSN Jan 2014 #18

"Luntz would also like to break into Hollywood as a consultant, but he can't get his calls returned" Lex Jan 2014 #19

all is not lost CatWoman Jan 2014 #21

Don't you just want to take his pudgy face in your hand and ... Boomerproud Jan 2014 #22

This phrase caught my eye: kentuck Jan 2014 #23

Some of those specific ideas sound familiar. DemocraticWing Jan 2014 #24

knr for a very uplifting article Douglas Carpenter Jan 2014 #25

Good! He has xxqqqzme Jan 2014 #26

I just scanned the article ... 1StrongBlackMan Jan 2014 #29

Karma can be nasty Gothmog Jan 2014 #30

K & R !!! WillyT Jan 2014 #32