It wasn't labelled spam!
But, the screaming e-mail - inviting me to participate in an unprecedented series of web discussions and debates October 12th thru November 2nd - landed with a thud just shy of it.
In bold - red, white, and blue type (a sensational attention-grabber, don't 'ya think?) - Newsmax touted an exciting landmark political event - replete with a lineup of the Nation's most respected and powerful voices.
The "Queen of the Tea Party" circuit - for example - will kick off the campaign.
Uh-huh!
Sarah Palin is slated to take center stage on October 12th and run off at-the-mouth for the much-ballyhooed campaign:
"Make America Great Again"
According to the public relations folks at Newsmax, they have taken a cue from a Palin superhero of yesteryear.
Allegedly, the event is in honor of President Ronald Reagan’s immortal 1980 pledge to restore:
“The great confident roar of American progress and growth and optimism.”
But, I have an inkling that the launch is a well-orchestrated attempt to win over the madding crowd of voters, who traverse the Internet in search of political certainty.
"As you know, Governor Palin has been a passionate and much-needed voice in these times. She has helped organize a powerful grass-roots movement toward restoring sensibility, personal freedoms, and accountability in America," a copy-writer breathlessly gushed in the press release.
And, as I humbly key in this post, it appears that the organizers at Newsmax are endeavouring to accomplish so much more than that, though.
"We are reaching out to the very folks you turn to when you want the real story on matters that affect your family, your country, and your freedoms."
Indeed!
Newsmax has arranged for a series of exclusive online interviews with high-profile citizens which will broadcast October 12th thru November 2nd.
According to insiders, Dick Morris - a top political strategist and the man "Time" magazine referred to as “the most influential private citizen in America” - has agreed to participate in this important program.
Also on the roster?
A sit-down chat with Mike Reagan, best-selling author, syndicated columnist, and eldest son of President Ronald Reagan.
Although Mike's book ("New Reagan Revolution") won't hit the presses 'til next year, he'll share his thoughts on the subject during the the Newsmax presentation next month.
Why?
To fuel up Americans, so they will hopefully recognize the need to "take America back" now!
You go, girl!
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