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It’s All About The U.S. Supreme Court
November 6, 2012

We’ve been outsmarted.

We are all in shock.  There could be ballot counts that might temporarily raise our hopes, but it’s useless.  Karl Rove is making his case on FOX NEWS right now that we should keep counting.  Less than a thousand votes separating the two with hundreds of thousands of votes left to count.

We have to agree.

Count every vote.

But it is foolish to ignore the carefully-crafted trends and the masterful outcome that we are left with.  This has not been about the economy.  This

Conservatives will have to pray for the health of the Court.

“Battle for the Soul” of America has always been about the U.S. Supreme Court and gaining control of it.  Social liberals in America have gladly brought our economy to its knees by installing an absolute NOVICE in The White House agreeable to carrying water on gay marriage and other social agendas.

Dick Morris felt Pennsylvania AND Wisconsin would be Romney’s.

This November 6th, pollsters and their forecasts, strategists at all levels, have been humiliated by a quiet, determined, expensive, multi-level and unforseen social and mass media campaign.  It succeeded in insuring that the Democratic Party would be able to HOLD the Senate and direct the next White House nominee to the Supreme Court.

There was nothing weak about Governor Mitt Romney or his message.  Romney is a transformational candidate and probably the best-prepared man to run for the presidency in decades.  The Left was probably twice as motivated to shutdown Mitt Romney, because he stood for the antithesis of 21st century social policy.  He campaigned to RESTORE America.  To strengthen traditional families.  And honestly, for many, many months, most of America didn’t even recognize his message…it had been unheard for so long.

A tough, top campaign, but short on the ground game.

There will have to be statistical investigations.  There will have to be political investigations to find out where the unprecedented election day votes came from for Obama.  But we know for a certainty that the GOP spent a billion dollars waging a 20th century campaign in the 21st century.

We spent the bulk of our hundreds of millions on TV, when no one was watching TV.  The remainder was spent on Direct Mail which most Americans toss before it arrives on our kitchen counters.  That left in the bank, was spent on robo calls when Americans were unplugging their phones.

Person-to-Person is always the best campaign. But now we’re personal ONLINE.

Door knocks were the last prong of the GOP campaign, and an unprecedented effort was made.  But it was neutralized IN ONE DAY, by the Obama campaign’s smart, state-of-the-art online social networking campaign.  Obama’s strategists developed 30 million followers online and then simply e-mailed polling places to them and told them Romney would steal their lifestyle choices.

It worked.  And the GOP did its best.  Strategically we were beaten by a younger crowd, and passionate activists with their dreams set upon a big social agenda.

They’ve got America right where they want us.  Buried with Obamacare and exploding taxes.  With Barack Obama and Harry Reid awaiting a cough by one a member of the Supreme Court.

 

       


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Filed under: Featured, Highlighted Posts, Inside The KC, Politics by Sonja Eddings Brown, Nov 6, 2012