Hola Amigo,
Some in your Party are starting to sound and act too much like the Democrats.
Ignore the other side. Don't respond or debate. Stick to your game plan, maintain identity, and forge ahead. If you allow your people to keep looking over their shoulders, they're apt to stumble. It looks as if the Democrats realize they cannot rise to your level, so they're hell bent on pulling you down to theirs. You've set your course, maintain it.
Hasta luego
>>AARP, the advocacy group for people over age 50 that opposes diverting Social Security taxes into private accounts, is irked about a new organization with a similar name -- minus one A -- that is advocating the changes. The new group, founded by Republicans, is called Alliance for Retirement Prosperity, or ARP. "Gee, what a coincidence," said John Rother, AARP's policy director. <<
That full story is at AARP upset new group named ARP.
As for the con-man angle? One of their well-known tactics is to "borrow" a well-known and respected group's cachet by chosing a similar name for their own sleazy operation: >>a name similar to a reputable organization's is used -- such as "American Cancer Center" instead of the American Cancer Society.<<
See Telemarketing/Direct Marketing Fraud.
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