| Where’s Scott’s Organization? Sign of Weakness Should Encourage the Rogue Supporters eb3-fka-ernie-boch-iii | Tue, Oct 2, 2012 4:56 PM EST I think this is a good question. The Democratic party has a very impressive door-knocking operation underway. Anything comparable from Bob Maginn? Hello? Bueller? - promoted by david Maybe that’s what caused the anxiety in his voice last night. He saw Scott Brown signs tied to fences. Not in hands like the scores of Warren sign holders. Where are the fans from two years ago? What the hell is happening here? He’s a U.S. Senator and he can’t turn out the bodies for a simple pre-debate sign holding. Tim Murray could do this blind folded. Where are the headquarters overflowing with volunteers. What about the canvassing and phone calls? What happened? What’s changed in two years? Why can’t Scott get it going? There’s More… :: Discuss: 11 |
Before attempting to respond to the cerulæan nobility and gentry on their own elevated plane, Dr. Bones, allow me to wonder exactly whom His Blueship has in mind when he speaks of "Rogue Supporters."
Presumably H.B. does not mean us to think of the little lady from the BIG UNIVERSITY as any sort of roguess. But then, if Fabulous Fernie’s Charlie McCarthy be the ‘rogue’ in question, Eye and Paddy somehow got the impressin that His Blueship doesn’t think there are a whole lot of ’em to be found.
But that is by the way,
| But it is still there, ¿is it not?, Senator Fehrnstrom’s organization? (( fold here )) Why, as you can see,
But seriously, Fabulous Fernie does seem to be campaignin as if The Fehrnstrom Fishwrap customer base were all his fair-haired little laddie needed, a preach-to-the-choir strategy which compels one at last to think that maybe Fernie is not quite as bestembright as he looked. In retrospect, one sees that natural, in context, comparisons with the Friends of Senator Coakley up on their Great Blue Hill, hard by the Palace of Public Tubavision, will have made Citizen Fehrnstrom look more like Nicky Mach or Thurlow Weed
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