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Royal Masset Dreaming of "Brighter Days Ahead for Repubs"


by: David Kobierowski

Wed Nov 12, 2008 at 07:35 AM CST


Royal Masset, Republican Consultant based in Austin, TX and former Political Director of the Republican Party of Texas has a dream.

Masset is visioning that 2010 will be a great election year for Texas Repubs.

Below is Masset's statement from yesterday's (11-11-08) Harvey Kronberg's Quorum Report:

Why Republicans will dominate the 2010 election in Texas  

1) The coattails of Obama will not be around in 2010. Even if he is a popular president, he will not be on the ballot. Coattails are not created by one candidate's popularity. They are the result of a strong Get Out The Vote machine, and the Democrats will not have one.

My Take - when all else fails, dream.  Does Masset have any idea what he's talking about?  What evidence does he have?  Why would he say something so silly?  Looking at this realistically, I must laugh at Masset's statement "the Democrats will not have (a strong Get Out The Vote Machine)" in 2010.  

In fact, I predict the TX Democratic Party will do across TX over the next 8 years what was done in Travis County in the past 8 years.  Repubs will take another heavy beating in 2010, turning the House Blue and closer to turning the TX Senate blue.  As Sylvester Turner said last week at a UT Austin panel discussion "a cool blue breeze is coming into TX".

Great comic relief Royal.

Best,
David Kobierowski

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A blast from the past (3.00 / 1)
Trust me George, Obama and Gore are not electable.  I would love for either to be your nominee.

Mr. Massett 18 months ago


Oops - one T (0.00 / 0)
Sorry, Royal

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Massett Needs a New Crystal Ball (0.00 / 0)

It's time for Masset to upgrade his red crystal ball, or trade it in for a purple ball.  They're out of touch with the citizens of TX and the citizens of our nation.

I posted the above as a response to the unfounded predictions, mostly made by Republicans, that the media actually prints.  What methodology do they employ to come to these conclusions?

Remember some of the off-the-wall predictions Bush, Cheney, and Karl Rove were tossing to the media approaching the 06' elections?  The mass media writes this junk and calls these "expert predictions". I heard a lot of the same nonsense from Sean Hannity and a few other hate-radio hosts last month.  These predictions run the unfortunate risk of influencing public opinion if we don't have an educated base of citizens.

It's PR for Republicans.  It's not fair to the public that often only reads the front-page of the Statesman or other daily and does not have time to get the full story to form their opinion.

Two reasons for their predictions being so far off:

1. Rose-colored glasses
2. They don't understand the power of our grassroots movement...not just in TX, but across the country. We're taking this country back, back for the people, and the pundits of yesterday simply don't understand our methods, process, or success criteria.

This is like a brick-and-mortar executive trying to predict the internet revolution.  They're simply lost.    

Welcome to the people's business.  Welcome to our generation taking back our government.  

Best,
David


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we've heard this before (0.00 / 0)
from our own party in 00/02/06...about bush.

if obama does as promised and re-inspires americans of all stripes to believe and to hope for a better country, we can refocus the enthusiam of 08 for many elections to come.

if the critical issues that inspired many Dems to turnout and volunteer for the first time are ignored, we will likely revert back to where we have been: no inspiration, no energy, no volunteer base.

Please refer to KT's signature.


Agreed (0.00 / 0)

I see Obama inspiring us for many years.  And I see a great future for TX Dems.  We've sparked a wildfire that will spread over TX.

Best,
David


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