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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Solyndra took $537 million...[/quote] Yes, how dare a company go belly-up. The upper-management should be lined up and shot. Are all conservatives this stupid, or just the rubes that make up the base?[/quote] Best quote about Solyndra: "Watching this unfold over the last week, I keep thinking back to "Climategate." When it first broke back in late 2009, lefties and bloggers and Dem lawmakers just ignored it, because it was obviously dumb. This left the field entirely open to a massive attack from the right, coordinated among ideological media, staffers, lobbyists, and pols. When the left finally stirred itself to action, all that emerged were a bunch of long, boring investigations into the details and good-faith efforts to be fair about how both sides a point. By the time five separate investigations had cleared the scientists of all wrongdoing, the damage was done. Now we're seeing the same script play out again." Bottom line is, the GOP base will basically believe anything that comes out of the "trusted" news outlets. This doesn't work both ways, because most folks on the left are hugely skeptical of their political "representation". But, man, the folks who drive policy and messaging on the right really can convince the true-believers of anything.[/quote]
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