Never Let Your Opponent Define You
A key strategy in gaining popular support is to tell your own story your own way and never let your opponent define you. McQ at Questions and Observations has noted that Kerry failed to avoid having his story be told by the Republicans last night. Nor has Kerry responded.
Kerry spent seventy words talking about his twenty years in the Senate in his convention speech but harasses Bush about the seven minutes he spent reading a book to children on the morning of 9/11.
Rob at Say Anything found a New York Post piece that is not asking Kerry about his talking points, but rather, asks the questions the Swift Vets want answered.
And he adds an ouch:
The only veterans' benefit young John Kerry fought for was the right of vets to be spit upon in public.
That is why you want to define yourself.
Josh Poulson
Posted Thursday, Sep 2 2004 01:07 PM
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