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lol, the Climton dynasty is poised for a serious chance at the white house, if that isnt politics as usual I dont know what is.
(I left out Jeb because he has no chance - an excellent example of how actually progressive the Republican base is, vs the regressive nature of Democrats with Hillary) |
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Yes there is evidence of rejection, the RINO establishment has lost the base. The guy that sounds like a real American leads the polls.
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Latest blog entry: Sorry tantrum throwers. I'm not your...
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I don't think it was a Dem win in Louisiana but rather a Republican loss that had to do with conservatives who are frustrated and don't want more of the same course they've gotten from the Republican party. At the start of the race, the Republican Vitter was a shoo in... so what happened? Did conservatives switch to a punishing frame of mind? Did they simply fail to go the polls due to apathy? Did Vitter turn them off along the way? Did the Dem start looking attractive? |
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If the democrats continue doing things as usual they will continue to lose. The results show clearly that the voters are pushing back hard against democrats and their agenda. |
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Who was it that gave tax cuts to the wealthy, and then borrowed the money to fight an unnecessary war and left office with the country mired in a deep recession that ravaged the middle class so badly that it will likely never recover its former economic opportunities?
The Republicans did this while distracting conservatives with wild goose chases of culture issues. |
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You speak of Rs doing so yet completely ignore Dem damage to the middle class, what irony. |
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The things that make things tough for the democrats are the democrats. Their policies and agenda simply don't make sense. They have tried constantly to be the party of us vs. them instead of focusing on how to make america better. They try to scare people into voting for them by making a boogey man who doesn't really exist. People are sick of it. |
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