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May
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- Wilson Announces Formation of Governing Coalition
- FAP Charged With Creating Government
- FAP Wins 2010 General Assembly Elections
- NEC Releases More State Results
- NEC Declares West
- Election Results Schedule
- TUPP Puts Up Ad Attacking PLP
- "The True Believers.." A Very Civil Debate.
- A boycott taking it too far or a logical way to pr...
- Final Campaign Push
- FAP Attacks LAP in New Ad
- PLP Launches Ad Campaign in Final Electoral Stage
- Endorsements Roll Out
- Deputy Prime Minister Splits Government Endorsements
- Hot and Juicy Debate
- Prime Minister Chaffins Endorses
- Just a Great Ad
- PFP Holds Rally at Wayne
- PFP Rally in West
- FAP Picks Up Endorsement
- FAP March Continues
- The Evil of Lesser Evilism
- The New Politics
- Greece's Newest Odyssey
- FAP's Newest Ad
- Attack on the FAP
- The Power of the Executive?
- The Welfare State's Death Spiral
- Conservatives Rally in Schenck
- It's Debate Season!
- EPC Announces Endorsement
- TUPP Releases Ad; Attacks PLP and LAP as being sof...
- First Televised Interview
- FWA Joins NWU In Endorsement (at least in part)
- Massive Rally in Bordeaux
- Major Endorsement Announced
- What is manageable defense spending?
- The Trials and Tribulations of Coalitions
- Interest Group Releases Scathing Ad
- LAP Drops Its First Attack Ad; Targets TUPP
- FAP Drops Another Ad; Attacks PLP Hard
- Words Not To Use...
- The Immigration Controvery Hits the Franklin State...
- First FAP Ad Released
- The Politics of Disasters
- How do we deal with terrorism?
- Fear of Immigrants?
- Tory Lessons for Republicans
- The Battle for Congress
- Greed, negligence behind BP oil spill
- How will the oil spill affect future offshore dril...
- Invasion of Privacy or Future of Schooling?
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4 comments:
The LAP found this atricle interesting and helpful. The words listed not to use portray an uncertain, untrustworthy attitude. The LAP can benefit from these tips and better our public speaking abilities. A confident leader is sure to gain attention and support. A leader must speak with passion and purpose. These qualities are sure to gain recognition and consideration in the upcoming election.
The FAP agrees. Vague words should not be used, because it leaves an air of uncertainty among constituents.
The CRP also finds this article to be helpful. After reading this article, our party feels that it will be helpful throughout the coming election. This article tells which words are advised not to be used when campaigning because certain words can harm/hurt the party and their campaign. The words in the article would make the politician and their campaign appear weak. The politicians would also appear to be unsure if these words are used. The public must have faith in a politician and their campaign and by not using these words the politician would be able to get the support that they need to win the election.
TUPP believes that our party should refrain from using any of the words on this page so we can build trust and support, and so citizens will have confidence in our party over other parties.
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