Comments on: Tim Fox’s Shameful Campaign for Attorney General

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By: Pogie

Pogie — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:57:43 +0000

To even suggest that the Democrats have run a worse campaign than Bullock is absurd. I don’t recall any black and white photos of Fox suggesting that he was lenient on sex offenders. Do you? Or Bullock lying about Fox’s position on gun rights?

Fox might have demonstrated his qualifications for the office, if he had ever talked about them. Instead, he focused on red meat non-issues and character assassination.

Steve Bullock has proven he can do the work of Attorney General. Tim Fox has proven he will say anything to win an election.

By: CrazyJoe

CrazyJoe — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:38:21 +0000

You couldn’t be more wrong, Pogie. The Dem Party has been lying through its teeth – look at how TV stations pulled their lying ads – and Bullock has been taking the high road because his attack dogs at the party were doing his dirty work. Come to think of it, the attack ads against Bullock came from the GOP, not from the Fox campaign. Fox has no control over those ads. Both parties campaign in the exact same ways. Back to reality.

Both Fox and Bullock are qualified to be AG and run the DOJ. No campaign focuses on all the issues that matter to a department or government. You have to focus on just a few issues and try to hammer them through the noise of a Presidential election when there are 55 offices on the ballot and competing for air time. Bullock has talked about nothing but prescription drugs and stream access. Does this make him unqualified to govern? No, it is simply the strategic choice he made on campaign messaging.

Don’t even get me started about Schweitzer. Apparently, the prime qualifications to serve as Governor are to shoot a shotgun and ride a horse. Then the Dem party spends all its time attacking Roy Brown while BS avoid talking about issues. If you are purist about your arguments – and we both know you are not – you would be critizing BS for the same thing.

Have you been around here this long and still not figured out how it works? You can criticize Fox about campaign strategy, but it has been effective and it in no way indicates he is unqualified. He has an excellent background, as does Bullock. And Bullock and the Democrats have run a campaign that is several degrees worse than Fox and the Republicans.