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|Calling opponents of the [[homosexual agenda]] intolerant instead of focusing on the immorality of homosexuality.

|Calling opponents of the [[homosexual agenda]] intolerant instead of focusing on the immorality of homosexuality.

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|assumes the posture of [[civil rights]] advocacy.

|African-Americans oppose the promotion of gay rights in greater numbers than the general population of the United States as a whole.<ref>http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/feature/2008/10/30/proposition_8</ref>

|African-Americans oppose the promotion of gay rights in greater numbers than the general population of the United States as a whole.<ref>http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/feature/2008/10/30/proposition_8</ref>

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|Bill and [[Hillary Clinton]] persistently referred to the Republican [[Newt Gingrich|Contract with America]] as extreme; [[President Clinton]] ultimately signed 7 of 10 Contract items in to law.

|Bill and [[Hillary Clinton]] persistently referred to the Republican [[Newt Gingrich|Contract with America]] as extreme; [[President Clinton]] ultimately signed 7 of 10 Contract items in to law.

|Prior to the [[9/11 attacks]], was used interchangeably with "[[terrorist]]" by mainstream media sources.

|Prior to the [[9/11 attacks]], was used interchangeably with "[[terrorist]]" by mainstream media sources.

|Polls show journalists are more liberal than the American public.<ref>[http://www.mrc.org/specialreports/2004/pdf/liberal_media.pdf The Liberal Media, ''Every Poll Shows Journalists Are More Liberal than the American Public — And the Public Knows It''], Rich Noyes, Director of Research, Media Research Center, June 30, 2004.</ref>

|Polls show mainstream journalists are more liberal than the American public.<ref>[http://www.mrc.org/specialreports/2004/pdf/liberal_media.pdf The Liberal Media, ''Every Poll Shows Journalists Are More Liberal than the American Public — And the Public Knows It''], Rich Noyes, Director of Research, Media Research Center, June 30, 2004.</ref>

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|global warming denier card

|global warming denier card

|greedy card

|greedy card

|Portraying [[capitalist]]ic ideas or actions as greedy

|Portraying [[capitalist]]ic ideas or actions as greedy

|Attacking oil companies for their profits, even though the oil company creates jobs and pays into the federal Treasury, and rofits make up a reasonable portion of total revenue.

|Attacking oil companies for their profits, even though oil companies create jobs and pay into the federal Treasury, and profits make up a reasonable portion of total revenue.

|Most people care about money and fairness.

|Most people care about money and fairness.

|Seems hypocritical if the person using the strategy is wealthy (like most liberal politicians) or benefits from capitalism (like all Americans)  

|Seems hypocritical if the person using the strategy is wealthy (like most liberal politicians) or benefits from capitalism (like all Americans)  

|an irrational fear.

|an irrational fear.

|Opposition to the radical redefinition of marriage as expressed in California's [[Proposition 8]] was deemed homophobia.<ref>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/26/AR2010082605233.html</ref>

|Opposition to the radical redefinition of marriage as expressed in California's [[Proposition 8]] was deemed homophobia.<ref>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/26/AR2010082605233.html</ref>

|Old stand-by in the arsonal of liberal slander attacks.

|Old stand-by in the arsenal of liberal slander attacks.

|Attempts to ostracize and criminalize an emotional disorder. Many if not most homophobes are gay.

|Attempts to ostracize and criminalize an emotional disorder. Many if not most homophobes are gay.

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|millionaires and billionaires card

|millionaires and billionaires card

|[[class warfare]]

|[[class warfare]]

|[[President Obama]] said on June 29, 2011, "I'm proposing we get rid of are tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires." <ref>The ''[[Washington Post]]'' Fact Checker column said, "in the context of a $4 trillion goal, [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/post/the-missing-facts-in-president-obamas-news-conference/2011/06/29/AGpQMPrH_blog.html it is essentially meaningless]. The item is so small the White House could not even provide an estimate of the revenue that would be raised, but other estimates suggest it would amount to $3 billion over 10 years."</ref>

|[[President Obama]] said on June 29, 2011, "I'm proposing we get rid of tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires." <ref>The ''[[Washington Post]]'' Fact Checker column said, "in the context of a $4 trillion goal, [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/post/the-missing-facts-in-president-obamas-news-conference/2011/06/29/AGpQMPrH_blog.html it is essentially meaningless]. The item is so small the White House could not even provide an estimate of the revenue that would be raised, but other estimates suggest it would amount to $3 billion over 10 years."</ref>

|appeals to voters motivated by [[envy]]

|appeals to voters motivated by [[envy]]

|politicians that use it are dependent on campaign contributions from millionaires and billionaires.

|politicians that use it are dependent on campaign contributions from millionaires and billionaires.