Tapate50
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But those pins are a threat to democracy!
But none of the other insane topics the left tries to justify are worth a mention at all.
119th Congress or Red Wave In Adult Land
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But those pins are a threat to democracy!
But none of the other insane topics the left tries to justify are worth a mention at all.
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
That's quite a word salad to say I'm a pedophile supporting idiot.
Tapate50
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It usually devolves to this when people cannot form a capable position.
A common theme on our liberal friends here.
I don't have time to do it today, but i'd love to see what the date was when someone answered a direct question with an actual answer.
sturg33
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The evidence continues to mount
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
I've answered countless questions directly. I don't deal with sturg or thethe because they're idiots and/or trolls. I could make a thesis explaining why sturg is wrong and an idiot. But he will just be like "ERMAHGOD, DRAG QUEENS, PEDOPHILES,VACCINES"
sturg33
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That's a really great point
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Obviously Nuance Bro has never met a Latina from the northeast. I guess he uses his 8 bucks a month on that rather than travel.
THat being said, good for AOC to yell at people. The RNC needs to be shown for the clown show they are elevating jokers like MTG and Boebert.
sturg33
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She is 1,000x dumber
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
Nah, anyone who's not a moron can clearly see that. See
No brain, see it's easy to spot.
Runnin
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Lest we forget how the Reagan Revolution led us to this point in history. From Dr. HCR.
"Republicans in the 1980s made a deliberate decision to court voters with religion, racism, and sexism in order to hold onto power. Antitax crusader Grover Norquist brought business leaders, evangelicals, and social conservatives into a coalition to win elections in 1985. “Traditional Republican business groups can provide the resources,” he said, “but these groups can provide the votes.” Over the decades their focus on religion, race, and sex ramped up until it took on a power of its own, stronger than the pro-business ideology of those who fed it.
Now, a generation later, that rhetoric has led to its logical conclusion: the Republicans have created a group of voters and their representatives who are openly white supremacists and who believe that any attempt to use the government to hold the economic playing field level is socialism. They are overwhelmingly evangelicals. They back former president Trump or someone like him and are eager to break the power of the current government even if it means defaulting on our debt. They threaten violence."
Considering how districts have been gerrymandered over the past 40+ years, the influence of these voters will remain disproportionately significant in spite of what the majority of Americans may desire.
"Republicans in the 1980s made a deliberate decision to court voters with religion, racism, and sexism in order to hold onto power. Antitax crusader Grover Norquist brought business leaders, evangelicals, and social conservatives into a coalition to win elections in 1985. “Traditional Republican business groups can provide the resources,” he said, “but these groups can provide the votes.” Over the decades their focus on religion, race, and sex ramped up until it took on a power of its own, stronger than the pro-business ideology of those who fed it.
Now, a generation later, that rhetoric has led to its logical conclusion: the Republicans have created a group of voters and their representatives who are openly white supremacists and who believe that any attempt to use the government to hold the economic playing field level is socialism. They are overwhelmingly evangelicals. They back former president Trump or someone like him and are eager to break the power of the current government even if it means defaulting on our debt. They threaten violence."
Considering how districts have been gerrymandered over the past 40+ years, the influence of these voters will remain disproportionately significant in spite of what the majority of Americans may desire.
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