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1. Playing Defense in a Year of Change (Randall E. Adkins and David A. Dulio) 2. Sinking in "The Perfect Storm": Knollenberg vs. Peters in Michigan’s Ninth Congressional District (David A. Dulio and John S. Klemanski) 3. All Politics is Still Local: McConnell vs. Lunsford in Kentucky’s Senate Race (Jasmine L. Farrier) 4. Running Scared from the Hill and at Home: Kirk vs. Seals in Illinois’ Tenth Congressional District (Wayne P. Steger) 5. Defending Principles against a Tsunami: Shays vs. Himes in Connecticut’s Fourth Congressional District (Victoria Farrar-Myers) 6. Painting the High Plains Blue: Musgrave vs. Markey in Colorado’s Fourth Congressional District (Seth E. Masket) 7. Campaigning Against the Uncontrollable: Sununu vs. Shaheen in New Hampshire’s Senate Race (Dante J. Scala and Andrew E. Smith) 8. Defending the Party’s Turf in the Wake of Scandal: McClintock vs. Brown in California’s Fourth Congressional District (Colton C. Campbell) 9. Campaign Cash, Negative Ads, and Court Battles: Coleman vs. Franken vs. Barkley in Minnesota’s Senate Race (Kathryn Pearson, William H. Flanigan and Nancy H. Zingale) 10. All Politics is Local...Except When It Isn't: English vs. Dahlkemper in Pennsylvania's Third Congressional District (Daniel M. Shea and Stephen K. Medvic) 11. Courting the Obama-Terry Voter: Terry vs. Esch in Nebraska’s Second Congressional District (Randall E. Adkins and Gregory A. Petrow) 12. Back to Blue? Shifting Tides in the Tar Heel State: Dole vs. Hagan in North Carolina’s Senate Race (Jody C. Baumgartner, Peter L. Francia, Brad Lockerbie, and Jonathan S. Morris) 13. One Election is Not Enough: Chambliss vs. Martin in the Peach State’s Senate Race (Charles S. Bullock, III 14. Looking for a Silver Bullet Randall E. Adkins and David A. Dulio)
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reviewed Cases in Congressional Campaigns: Incumbents Playing Defense in 2008 on October 12, 2013
Cases in Congressional Campaigns
In Makers and Takers: How Conservatives Do All the Work While Liberals Whine and Complain the author, Peter Schweizer, contrasts what the left spouts confidently as factual with more scientific survey-based truth and blasts what liberals hope what they want the general public to accept as true. This was the tactic used by Hitler and the National Socialists (Nazis) used, to paraphrase: Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it! This is so obvious when you take a skeptical look at what is being claimed as fact. The author points out that in many of these cases those putting out false accusation as facts are essentially doing what they claim the targets of their propaganda are doing. Their philosophy can be summed up as Do as I say, not as I do. Examples are plentiful and are presented by the author throughout the book. He draws on national polls and academic studies, along with actual testimony by liberals themselves. He also states that the emergence of this type of liberalism as a philosophy of selfishness is a direct result of big government.
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