He didn't just point it out on Wednesday, though — he offered ideas on how he thought the ad could be improved.
The lesson: Make sure that the content surrounding your ad buy doesn't disagree with you and have the ability to try and neutralize the effectiveness of your ad. Because they probably will.
BlazerBob wrote: He is generally funny, even when he is wrong. His audience is exactly who we(my tribe) need to reach and polls are suggesting that we are.
His audience will eventually grow up (hopefully) and realize they have been played and used by the party that makes promises they have no way of keeping.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
BlazerBob wrote: He is generally funny, even when he is wrong. His audience is exactly who we(my tribe) need to reach and polls are suggesting that we are.
His audience will eventually grow up (hopefully) and realize they have been played and used by the party that makes promises they have no way of keeping.
I agree. They will realize they have been played by the Republican party.
Well if you look at the stats, younger voters are more likely to be Democrats/liberals, and when they grow up and understand how the world really operates, they become more conservative. I think it's more rare to be a young conservative and one day "see the light" and become a liberal. Since most kids are taught by liberals in school, it only makes sense.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
Rick wrote: Well if you look at the stats, younger voters are more likely to be Democrats/liberals, and when they grow up and understand how the world really operates, they become more conservative. I think it's more rare to be a young conservative and one day "see the light" and become a liberal. Since most kids are taught by liberals in school, it only makes sense.
On what, exactly, do you base your premise that "most kids are taught by liberals in school"?
You think most elementary and high school teachers are conservatives?
I have seen the stats on college educators and they are about 80/20 liberal. Of the high school and elementary school teachers I know, about 70% are liberal.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
FredHayek wrote: You think most elementary and high school teachers are conservatives?
I have seen the stats on college educators and they are about 80/20 liberal. Of the high school and elementary school teachers I know, about 70% are liberal.
I did not say I think "most elementary and high school teachers are conservatives". I merely asked
On what, exactly, do you base your premise that "most kids are taught by liberals in school"?
Asked, and, for all intents and purposes, I guess, answered.
Rick wrote: Well if you look at the stats, younger voters are more likely to be Democrats/liberals, and when they grow up and understand how the world really operates, they become more conservative. I think it's more rare to be a young conservative and one day "see the light" and become a liberal. Since most kids are taught by liberals in school, it only makes sense.
On what, exactly, do you base your premise that "most kids are taught by liberals in school"?
I don't bellive that is a premise, I believe that statement is a fact. Throughout the life of every child going through public school, they are much more likely to get a liberal indoctrination than they are a conservative or even a balanced ideology. Then they go to college and it only gets worse. It's not until they venture into the real world (especially if they start a business), that they realize the government is not there to incentivize their success, but more likely to impede it.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
