This is GOP innovation at it's finest!

Tired of getting your ass kicked hard on those nasty blogs? Rational thinkers with passion, cramping your style, hosing up the framing and generally just asking too damn many tough questions?

Up the noise level a little. The success of FOX can be yours on command:

www.winningcampaigns.org

(clear your browser before and after you click --remember I told you so!)

I find this quite interesting actually. Diluting focus is a very effective check on people powered movements. Instead of building up defensible talking points, or perhaps learning something from those that do, we get noise and the usual, "anything to win, facts be dammed" approach typical of the GOP today.



Some history, from the sharp folks at Kos:

The president is Doug Guetzloe.

Positions Held

1984-Present President of Advantage Consultants, a public relations, governmental relations and marketing firm, Orlando.

1981-1984 Director, Florida Medical Association, East Central Florida Office, Winter Park. Coordinated FMA legislative, lobbying and political action activities in a 15 county area.

1979-1981 Public Relations and Legislative Director, Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association, Orlando. Coordinated statewide public relations, political and legislative activities for growers.

1996-present Host, The Guetzloe Report, a syndicated radio talk show heard on Fox News Radio WAMT AM 1190 Talk radio - weekdays from 11:00 a.m.- Noon /ESPN 1080 Every Sunday 6-7 a.m.

Professional Experience

Florida Public Relations Association
Vice President & Board of Directors
International Association of Business Communicators
Vice President & Board of Directors
Central Florida Society of Association Executives
Treasurer, Secretary & Board of Directors
American Association of Political Consultants
Orlando Press Club
Central Florida Radio Talk Show Hosts

Political Experience

Ax the Tax, Founder and Chairman. Since 1982, Ax the Tax has successfully led thirteen (13) anti-tax efforts that have resulted in a savings to taxpayers of over $10.5 billion in taxes.

Republican nominee, Florida Senate (1986) – received 48% of the vote against incumbent Democrat State Senator George Stuart. Stuart never won another election.

Central Florida Young Republican Club, Founder and President. The CFYR club was the largest YR club in Florida (4th largest in the nation) within months of being established. With over 600 active members, the CFYR club became a political force with Central Florida with many current elected Republican officials coming from its ranks. The most notable CFYR alumni are former Florida House Speaker & Congressman Tom Feeney and Former House Speaker, State Sen. Dan Webster. The Young Republican National Federation named CFYR the "Most Outstanding Club in the Nation," two years after Guetzloe founded the organization.

Orange County Republican Executive Committee – elected 1980, re-elected in 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2004.

Florida Federation of Young Republicans, Region III Chairman 1980-81, FFYR National Committeeman, elected 1983, re-elected 1984. FFYR Executive Committee member 1980-86.

Florida College Republican Federation, Vice Chairman 1973, Chairman, 1974.

Legislative & Governmental Activities

Florida Senate Staff, 1976
Administrative Assistant, Curt Kiser, 1977
Legislative Intern, 1978
Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association, 1979-1981
Florida Medical Association, 1981-1983
Florida Veterinary Medical Association, 1984-1985
American Senior Citizen Alliance, 1993 – 1994
National Mortgage Investors Institute, 1993 – 1994
The Watson Group, 1995
Organized Fishermen of Florida, 1993 – 1994
Attorneys’ Bar Association, 1994
Save Our State, 1996 – 1997
Ax the Tax Committee, 1996 – 1998
The Open University, 1995, 1996, 1997
Motorola, 1997 – 1998, 2001 - Present
Cherry, Bekeart & Holland – 2001
The Gathering/USA – 2003 – 2005
Sheridan House, Inc – 2003 – 2005
Family First, Inc. – 2003 - 2004

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And from the Pentagon:

http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Nowhere_to_go_but_up_Pentagon_0717.html

"The new “Communications Outreach” program is the latest effort to bypass the traditional media and work directly with talk radio and bloggers. The project was originally called "Surrogates Operation" and is the brain child of former ABC executive and assistant secretary of defense for public affairs Dorrance Smith."

And people think online blogs, forums and such don't matter! We know talk radio matters. Trent Lott says so. Well, spending this money on these efforts clearly means the Internet matters too.

Who would have thought?

BTW: Kos sees 500k visits per DAY. That's on par with TV programs, and it's interactive, covers a lot more stories and filled with really smart people, just waiting for their chance to have a crack at fighting ignorance.

Missing....no offense....sometimes you make me dizzy!

No worries.