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How McCain people REALLY feel about conservative new media...

Mark Levin at National Review relayed this email that is going around from McCain supporters...not exactly conciliatory...are we surprised? Strap on your chinstrap...

To all:
Wow this is great to see. Political muscle is built by one person talking to one person and so on. Now it seems we have jumped to dozens of people talking to dozens more. I urge you all to do as I have done and simply contact the stations that carry the likes of Hannity, Limbaugh, Coulter et al and let them know that you are tuning them out and turning them off. If enough of us do it, they'll get the message.

I have no problem with someone supporting a different candidate. Steve Maloney supported Rudy when I was already strongly pro-McCain. But just like Rudy and McCain, we kept our discourse respectful and civil and see where we are now; working together for the betterment of our party and our country.

I believe that ultimately the frenzied hate-speech coming from the far-right towards John McCain will backfire in much the same way Bill Clinton's attacks on Obama in South Carolina led to Obama's devastating victory over Hillary there. I would suggest that those of us working to elect John McCain constitute the new majority in the Republican Party...what I like to term, the Rational Right.

PS...any of you on this list who are bloggers, please send me the URL as I
would love to come visit and check out your blogs.

PPS...Sheridan Folger's new e-mail address is madirishmaninc@comcast.net

Brad Marston
Brad Marston
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