Are politicians bashing or talking strategy in their campaign?
November 10, 2008
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November 10, 2008
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yes cos monitoring whatever they say on the political plateforms shows clearly that they hve lost focus of the real issues affecting the common pple . take for instance the nana akufo addo;s campaign strategy of puting mame dokunu on their trail to be bashing former president and the wife is not what we want to hear or see we want to hear what if they come to power they can do for us not dwelling on the past of pple who are no more in control of the affairs of this country. in fact l think filling of mame dokunu to campagin for nana is rather scaring decent women who wld want to vote for him away, in fact that woman is an opporunist who shl be entertained among any decent society.
These days you don’t hear people talk like Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah anymore. All we hear are lies and deceits. They are only bashing as you eloquently put it.
VOTE WISELY!
Yes! the spreading of their key spokespersons to mount platforms at different locations other than them moving with the presidential candidate(s) is in it self a way to reach the wide voter constituents without themselves having necessarily to be present.
The call by certain persons campaign camps call for the law to be applied when crude oil prices went down but not the same when the deregulation authority failed to increase crude price when prices were soaring is a campaign strategy.
The resulting to smear defamation of the presidents integrity to have gone to c