NRCC launches Nye “Waffles” ad
By Brian Kirwin | Friday, July 10th, 2009 | PoliticsThe National Republican Congressional Committee launched this commercial for Glenn Nye’s waffling on cap and trade energy taxes, continuing on the Nye v. Nye meme.
“As insulting as the congressman’s double-talk is, we are nevertheless looking forward to a great debate between Glenn Nye and Glenn Nye – coming soon to a Waffle House near you.” – Andy Seré, NRCC spokesman
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5 Responses to "NRCC launches Nye “Waffles” ad"
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When I said the NRCC hadn’t yet taken up the issue, I also indicated “yet”. It does not surprise me that they at least have come up with a You Tube piece and made a statement. Now it can accurately said that the NRCC has taken up the issue.
By the way, the same recipient of the previously mentioned two contradicting
replies has now also received a third. This reply is much more moderate in tone and explains in some detail why Glenn voted against it. I am not certain whether the third reply was in response to the hoopla or because as a matter of course his staff tries to provide a response to every constituent communication they receive. The recipient wrote several Emails to Glenn on the same subject.
David, you’re an idiot.
It can accurately be said that the NRCC took up the issue Wednesday morning at 7:33 am when they sent out a press release about it.
Brian,
I’m an idiot?
You’re the guy who latched on to something without proof.
I understand that it took you some time to finally getting around to proving it.
Now, with the proof, I am willing to accept things.
But I am going to resort to name calling just like you did. Brian Kirwin is a pretty intelligent and informed guy who is not always perfect. Now, take that!
I didn’t latch onto something without proof. You just didn’t believe me.
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