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DOJ may challenge Arizona immigration law: what to do - 06/18/10

... that incompetence is offered by Jim Geraghty of National Review (link): there’s little additional harm for the administration in making moves that enrage conservatives, because the conservatives are already enraged, and no matter how enraged they get, they can only vote once. (You’re thinking, “shame there’s no ACORN on our side,” huh?) The independents are probably a lost cause. The only way to...

Jim Geraghty, Glenn Reynolds promote anti-intellectualism (10/7/09 edition; Steve Israel townhall) - 10/07/09

... (pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/86351). And, Jim Geraghty of National Review offers "Those Town Halls Are Still Going On" (peekURL.com/zsm7spr), with a link to the Newsday article in an update, including the shouting part. While he doesn't say anything about the excerpt he provides, presumably he approves of shouting down politicians based on his past suggestions. We all know about Instapundit,...

More tea party stupidity from Jim Geraghty - 07/02/09

... example of tea party stupidity from Jim Geraghty: But if I may make a recommendation, try to walk away with something of a plan (after attending one of the tea parties). As (Instapundit) and I have noted, chanting and waving signs are great, but if you really want to influence the way government works, you have to put yourself in front of the folks who make the decisions. And those at the lowest...

Tea parties continue mostly helping Obama at new, relaxed pace - 05/10/09

... echoing the low-wattage plan from Jim Geraghty.

"CodeRed": angry renters, tea partiers descend on Tucson city council meeting (Instapundit misleads) - 05/06/09

... groups. 7. In addition to Insty, Jim Geraghty of National Review has given this event his idiot's stamp of approval (link). [1] Reference to this unrelated Freedomworks astroturf campaign: angryrenter.com

Jim Geraghty/NRO's idiotic ACORN-style plan (+ his idiotic email reply) - 04/23/09

Last week, Jim Geraghty of National Review's "Campaign Spot" weighed in on where the tea parties should go next and offered the following idiotic, ACORN-style plan (link, bolding added): If 100-1,000 people show up at a rally, the event may or may not get media coverage, and that coverage may or may not be snarky or dismissive. Congressmen may or may not notice, and the President's spokesman will...
 
 
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