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Ralph Reed To Casey Cagle: I’m Gonna Get You, Sucka!

by politicalvine

Rumors have it that the Ralph Reed Campaign for Lt. Governor is laying the groundwork for an all out offensive against Casey Cagle, his primary opponent.

According to an AP story, Reed stated “his campaign will soon turn to defining the differences between him and Cagle.”

There are also rumors that the Reed campaign has been conducting phone polls to try to unearth what possible negatives about Cagle his campaign’s research team can come-up with that would turn more people against Cagle.

At the PV, we’ve unearthed some of the questions likely asked by the phone pollsters from the Reed campaign. Questions like:

“As a voter concerned about public officials having a conflict of interest…

“1) If you found out that Senator Casey Cagle, who sits on the committee that regulates banking in the state of Georgia, actually possessed two entirely separate bank accounts, would you be more inclined, less inclined, or indifferent to the prospect of voting for Casey Cagle?”

“2) If you found out that Senator Casey Cagle, who claims to be a conservative Republican, ate dinner at a restaurant in Midtown Atlanta, a place known to be a haven for homosexuals and other people of diversity, would you be more inclined, less inclined, or indifferent to the prospect of voting for Casey Cagle?”

PV’s Analysis: Well, you get the point…the Reed campaign is going to have to REACH to a) find something on Cagle, and b) since they really won’t be able to find anything negative about Casey Cagle, they will make something up.

Anything, you see, to divert attention away from Ralph’s obvious disease of pathologically lying about his involvement in scamming Christians into fighting for causes in which he was being paid beaucoup bucks to manipulate those Christians into doing his bidding.

17 Responses to “Ralph Reed To Casey Cagle: I’m Gonna Get You, Sucka!”

  1. Craig Says:

    Perhaps Casey needs to make sure he doesn’t adopt any darker skinned children. Or maybe he needs to take a trip to AZ and have a talk with John McCain on how to deal with the dirtiest player in the game.

  2. Bill Simon Says:

    Gooood point, Craig. I’ll bet Ralph and Tim DO attack Casey on someting to do with his family.

  3. LINDA Says:

    I am voting for Cagle because I am fed up with the big money lobbyist groups. I hope that Cagle cleans Reed’s clock!

  4. Brian Says:

    hahaha, Everyone is trying to pin Casey with being negative. Wait until Ralph breaks out his negative campaign. Cagle will have more people switching than Ralph could ever hope to con.

  5. Charley Levinson Says:

    Present company excepted, I have zero faith in the Republican primary’s electorate to make an informed decision. Of course Reed will make something up against Cagle, and he will probably make it stick. Leave the clock-cleaning to the Democrats this year! lol

  6. Michael C Says:

    Cagle has stronger support than what appears on the surface. Reed’s ties to Abramoff go back to their CRNC days. Cagle is currently holding his own but he is fighting an uphill battle. Reed has the name recognition.

  7. Josh Says:

    Maybe some of Ralph’s people will have him develop an inflamatory, racially devisive flyer and have it delivered, anonymously of course, to apartments throughout the state!

  8. Jason Says:

    I’m not surprised at Reed’s tactics — this is coming from a guy who (in refering to defeating Clint Day) was heard saying “we crucified the christian conservative.”

  9. Jean Says:

    Not surprised that Ralphie starts out dirty! I’m voting for Cagle in the Primary, and hope he can come across as the decent politician he is and has always been.

  10. Michael Says:

    Wow! The entire Cagle voting block on one blog. Exciting!

  11. Bill Simon Says:

    Say, Michael, did you join the Reed campaign for Lt. Governor because he gave you all the free beer you could drink at the first home game last fall?

  12. Michael Says:

    Man, I’ve got to start checking back here more often! I’m missing all the quick comebacks. Actually no, I was attracted by the fact that he has a PLATFORM. Not a big drinker. Sorry.

  13. Bill Simon Says:

    Yes, Michael…those of us who attended other colleges in this state have learned how to debate a little faster than the sleepy little college up in Athens. 😉

    By the way, you can “subscribe” to the comments on a thread by putting your e-mail address in a box that is located below the box you use to enter a comment. That way, you’ll be apprised of the “comebacks” faster and not be so far behind. 🙂

  14. Michael Says:

    That was dirty and you will regret it.

  15. Michael Says:

    okay, sorry about that. I’m in class and was forced to end my post abruptly. But attacking UGA?!?! The state’s flagship institution!?!? I don’t think I’d being doing that if I was trying to win a majority of the state’s citizens over to my political ideas….

    About your post, it is not that the University is producing lack-luster debators, it is simply that we have other things to do and cannot sit waiting for replies to our post for hours. Time simply won’t allow it. I am glad, Mr. Simon, though, that you do have the time to do so. I am just glad that class was a little laid back today and that I had time to respond!

    Have a great weekend! (By the way, I won’t be responding over the weekend either. I have other important things to do then as well. And no, Mr. Simon, it doesn’t involve alcohol. I have two big tests to study for and tons of voters to talk to if I’m going to win those previous bets! But don’t worry, if I need you, I know I can log right in, make a post, and get a speedy reply!)

  16. Bill Simon Says:

    “Attacking UGA?” Oh, dear, oh dear…may I be struck down by the Underwater Basket-Weaving Team and, in case they are busy, the team of scientists from the UGA School of Compost Creation and Maintenance.

  17. John Says:

    I like how Ralph Reed’s campaign site mentions he “grew up in Toccoa, Georgia”. Ralph was born 24 June 1961 in Portsmouth, Virginia and moved to Toccoa, Georgia, in 1976. So Ralph grew up after he was 15 years old? In 1981, Reed moved to Washington, D.C., so Ralph lived in Georgia for 5 years.

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