RPV launches VA Victory 2012
By JR Hoeft | Monday, December 5th, 2011 | PoliticsGovernor Bob McDonnell and Republican Party of Virginia Chairman Pat Mullins have partnered to form “Virginia Victory 2012″ – the combined campaign to defeat President Obama in the commonwealth.
The campaign, chaired by New Media Strategies founder, Pete Snyder, has the promise to be fairly tech savvy – relatively important when your main opponent is the president’s “Organizing for America.”
Right now, the Virginia Victory site encourages voters to sign-up for email alerts and follow the GOP on Facebook and Twitter. They’re encouraging the use of the hashtag #VAVictory for tweets .
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4 Responses to "RPV launches VA Victory 2012"
Do you think that taking a “Victory” theme is a smart move? Democrats normally run off emotions and promoting a “victory” theme seems like it would galvanize the Democrat masses.
We see a similar theme with Occupy Wall Street.
There is no real emotional attachment to a theme of victory. Let’s hear about the pain! There’s a lot out there.
I certainly hope this effort will get gong quickly. Obama organizers are working now. We aren’t. Obama has an app to activate his supporters, we don’t ! Obama has multiple offices one now. We don’t. We can’t have slogans but action now.
I just received an e-mail from the RPV Chairman Pete Snyder trying to kiss up to conservatives for support and donations.
I have voted in EVERY election in Va. since I was 18 years old and I am now 54. I have ALWAYS voted Republican, because I thought they respected me as a conservative and a christian. Oh, how times have changed…now they are more concerned with those in the middle, because they think in the end the conservatives will “come around” in the end.
I am letting you know now that I will not be voteing out of so called “party loyalty” ever again. I have tolorated the liberial/progressives long enough and will not be voteing with blinders on any longer. After all, it’s not like I have anyone to vote for when the choices are between a republican progressive or a crazy libatarian.
God requires Christians to forgive others, but we don’t forget. Just something to think about next time you take someones loyalty for granted.
Respectfully,
Linda
Which of the two Va choices do they favor? Hmm..
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