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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Republican U. S. Senate candidate Andy Martin says
New Hampshire U. S.
Andy says Jennifer Horn and Scott Brown have
devastated the Republican Party by trying to “dumb down” the U. S.
Andy plans to expose Bob Smith, Jim Rubens and
Scott Brown - “It’s going to be the most exciting television in recent New Hampshire
(Manchester , NH August 17, 2014 )
Dear Granite Stater:
On Thursday, August 21st Franklin Pierce University (FPU ),
New Hampshire Public Television and the Monadnock Leger will sponsor the only
genuine debate of the U. S. Senate primary. I invite you to attend. If you
can’t come in person (seats are limited) you can watch online (a news release
from FPU with a link to the online webcast information
is below).
In this initial commentary of several biting columns to come
(see a list of topics and days below), I would like to explain why the GOP
primary process has been a total failure and hurt Republican prospects in
November.
1. Why is this the “only
debate?”
Some of my opponents have appeared at various forums and
debates to which I was not also invited. They were boring events, mostly “Patty
Cake” sessions with no genuine debate or sharp disagreements among the
candidates. Well, I disagree sharply with my opponents. The purposes of
primaries is to expose both the strengths and
weaknesses of party candidates (more of this discussion in a separate
section below on the “Eleventh Commandment”). In my opinion, when a debate is
rigged in advance to exclude strong candidates, the sponsors of the debate are
trying to “fix” the outcome and favor one candidate.
The Exeter and
Rockingham Republicans have not invited me to their “debate” on August 23rd.
But the event is going to be so boring that I am not even complaining about the
slight. When the strongest debater is deliberately excluded what you have is a
sham and a farce, not a genuine debate. Go for it Exeter
and Rockingham.
I thank Franklin Pierce
University FPU .
Not all of them have agreed to appear, however; some are in hiding. Guess who?
2. My history of
creating exciting television moments
I am the youngest person ever authorized by the Federal
Communications Commission to own and operate a television station license. I
have been involved in radio and TV for forty-six years. I was a participant in
the early days of “talk television” and an early guest on the Fox News Channel
when it began. We are hoping to post an anthology of these classic video clips on
my website.
I have been producing TV commercials and programs for 46
years so I know a lot of what people expect when they turn on the TV set. They
do not expect to be bored by brain-dead candidates repeating stale talking points.
They want an exciting exchange between the candidates. They want serious and
substantive issues discussed with the repartee of candidates who know how to
disagree on TV.
During the 2008 presidential campaign I became the focal point
of opposition to candidate Obama after the McCain campaign all but collapsed. My
appearance on Sean Hannity enraged Obamabots and eventually cost Obama millions
of votes (please see the link below). The left put me on the front page of the
New York Times and my supporters increased exponentially. The Times gambit
backfired. In 2010 I exposed then-Congressman Mark Kirk as a military fraud.
The Washington Post later verified all of my allegations and Kirk was forced to
apologize and return his phony medals.
So I know television and I know how to make viewing a debate
an interesting and informative and exciting experience for the viewer. I
promise that you will see great television on NHPTV and online from FPU
next Thursday.
3. In the days before the FPU /NHPTV
debate I will be “turning up the heat”
Starting Monday I will be profiling the weaknesses of my
opponents. The bogus New Hampshire
media have tried to avoid any confrontation between the candidates. That is the
quiet way the liberal media have destroyed the Republican Party in New
Hampshire . Without adversarial primaries, voters have
no idea of the strengths and weaknesses of primary candidates. Losers keep
being nominated and the GOP is now a minority party.
Read my daily commentaries exposing Rubens, Smith and Brown
for the unsuitable “candidates” they really are. None of the three is qualified
to go head-to-head with Jeanne Shaheen in the fall campaign. Shaheen is a pro.
These guys are amateurs.
4. Why Ronald
Reagan’s “Eleventh Commandment” hurts Republicans
Thirty-five years ago The Gipper concocted the “Eleventh Commandment,”
to limit criticism of him by other Republicans. Probably nothing has done more
damage to the GOP than the Eleventh Commandment.
First, the media environment has changed since 1979. Viewers
today are used to the sharp exchanges on cable TV. When candidates get up and
start reciting talking points, viewers turn off.
But most critically, by suppressing discussion of a
candidate’s weaknesses, primary voters are left without any idea of what can
happen once the primary is over. Like tin soldiers being shot down by the
Democrats, Republican candidates are nominated in primaries only to fall in
general elections. The weaknesses of candidates are never discussed.
Primary debates become “pretend” sessions in which like Lake
Wobegone
So where’s the benefit to the Eleventh Commandment? Knowing
The Gipper, he probably concocted the Eleventh Commandment as a lighthearted
aside. But people took him seriously. The result: a continuing disaster for the
GOP.
When sponsoring groups ask me to observe the Eleventh
Commandment, I do. Sponsors of events can place their own limitations of the
functions they produce.
But the Eleventh Commandment has a further corrosive impact:
stripped of adversarial debates within the Republican Party, candidates are
unfamiliar with how to “debate” in an open forum before the media. The result,
Republicans as a party are lousy debaters.
There will be no Eleventh Commandment observed at FPU
on August 21st. Viewers will get the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth about the unholy three imposters who, with liberal media connivance, have
been masquerading across New Hampshire as serious candidates for the U. S.
Senate.
6. America
Americans are challenged by a president who is working
overtime to implement his socialist schemes to redistribute wealth before he is
removed from office. I predicted all this in 2008 (take a look at the Hannity
video) but John McCain and his team of losers was not able to fight back. Let
me assure you I am a fighter. I will fight for ordinary citizens on August
21st; I will continue to fight for Market Basket workers to see their jobs are
not threatened by Scott Brown’s “private equity pirates;” I will fight to win
on September 9th, although I am being undermined by the leadership of the NHGOP;
and if I am nominated I will fight to retire Barack Obama’s favorite Democrat,
99% Jeanne Shaheen. (Obama’s favorite Republican, by the way, is Scott Brown.
Come to think of it, why would any Republican vote for Obama’s “favorite Republican?”
Beats me. Wake Up New Hampshire .)
Reserve a seat at FPU or
watch on TV or the Internet. You will be glad you did. The debate will be
exciting television.
Loyally,
Andy
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Link to
Hannity/Andy Obama video
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Coming columns in
advance of the Franklin Pierce University
Monday, August 18th: Scott Brown, the “creepiest candidate”
Tuesday, August 19th: Jennifer Horn, a “while collar
criminal”
Wednesday, August 20th: Jim Rubens, the “Democrat in drag”
in the Republican U. S. Senate primary
Thursday, August 21st: Bob Smith, a bloated relic of 20th
century conservative politics campaigning on 19th century issues
Don’t miss any of these advance insights into the FPU
debate on Thursday, August 21st starting at 6:00
P.M. !
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Debate information
link and webcast information:
franklinpierce.edu/about/news/Monadnock_Debates_Fitz_2014.htm
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(c) Andy Martin 2014 - All Rights Reserved
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