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I don't know about you guys, but I am getting a little tired of the filth and dirty tricks of the Brownback campaign. It seems to
never end.
Now we have this from
Cyclone Conservative in Iowa:
Tonight, I listened to a message on my parents' answering machine that literally made my jaw drop. Senator Sam Brownback's campaign is calling supporters of Bob Vander Plaats' gubernatorial bids and asking them to support Senator Sam at the Straw Poll.
If you know anything about this race in Iowa, you know that Bob Vander Plaats is the State Chairman for Huckabee's campaign, which is one of Brownback's chief rivals in this campaign.
This is a very misleading phone call.
The girl who left the message on my parents' machine said her name and then thanked us for our support of Bob's bid in 2006. She then said that because of that, we should then support Brownback at the Straw Poll as he is pro-life and in favor of the Flat Tax. Obviously, Huckabee is a staunch supporter of the Fair Tax and not the Flat Tax.
She then urges my family to come and enjoy some good bbq and Christian bands at the Straw Poll in Ames next weekend.
I'm wondering when the Huckabee campaign will respond to this. My parents knew enough to know where Bob stood in this race, but there are thousands of Bob supporters around the state that may not know of Bob's position in the Huckabee campaign.
Sam, can you please stop all the frontal and backhanded attacks? Other than your supporters, no one likes it. You have some good things to run on: Third World help, Flat Tax, the unborn, etc. If you can be personally compelling you should be able to do well without attacking all those with whom you compete. At this rate, should you win, you will have no friends to support you, and will face the undaunting task of wooing moderates and centrist democrats on your own.
From one Conservative GOP'er to another, Sam, clean up the filth in your campaign. Start running a decent and honest fight you promised:
"We are looking forward to running a strong issue-based, positive campaign."
-Sam Brownback campaign manager Rob Wasinger (The Associated Press, April 2, 2007)
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