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Do you really care? Obviously, you just hope Republicans will post responses so you have something to argue with them about, and you hope Democrats will post so you can feel better about yourself and your opinion.
Instead of baiting people all the time, why don't you just express your opinion and be done with it?
Annoying.
My opinion is that if one endorses a particular Party, they should know and understand that party's platform. Rarely do I pose a question I have not researched beforehand and so I am quite amused when I can defend your position better than you. Instead of "tuckering" why not address the thread? Is it so intimidating to understand the issues before us from both parties? How can one make an educated decision from a partisan position?
The thread topic is - Does the Republican Party have a platform to address the rising number of homeless citizens?
As far as the GOP is concerned, if you aren't in that 1-2% of wealthiest Americans, you can bend over, real far, then tuck your head between your legs - and kiss your ass goodbye.
As I've been saying for years, the GOP program for the other 98% of us is the YOYO concept: You're On Your Own.
Make no mistake, 98% of us do not have a friend in the White House, we are covered under the YOYO Plan, nothing more.
As far as the GOP is concerned, the homeless can go eat sh!it and die, and that's how they see the rest of us too.
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Though I agree with you unless Obama starts dealing with specifics GOP will take White House.
Obama better start talking about things like you stated
But he better get the message out there . He seem's not the same as month's ago.
Face it: Most homeless people either have mental issues or are substance abusers, or both. No political party can help. They have to want to help themselves first.
That's an excellent question and I'm certain if you started a thread to discuss this many would join in and comment. The topic of this thread however is -
Does the Republican Party have a platform to address the rising number of homeless citizens?
Probably not but I wouldn't count on my part or the Democrats to help out the homeless people.
We as citizens should do it for our own cities. If nobody here does it themselves, then you need to start!
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Originally Posted by walidm
My opinion is that if one endorses a particular Party, they should know and understand that party's platform. Rarely do I pose a question I have not researched beforehand and so I am quite amused when I can defend your position better than you. Instead of "tuckering" why not address the thread? Is it so intimidating to understand the issues before us from both parties? How can one make an educated decision from a partisan position?
The thread topic is - Does the Republican Party have a platform to address the rising number of homeless citizens?
Thank you for confirming what I said. You bait people, and all you care about is one-upping, rather than finding out the information to help others.
Nice.
Now that you've established the fact that you appreciate those who research both parties platforms, allow me to ask - when will you answer the thread topic or do you intend to "tucker" us all night? If you have information by all means present it so that we can debate the merit of the GOP's plan and agenda to help the Homeless. If nothing else you will have presented many (by the poll thus far) with information they do not have, or have not seen.
The thread topic is - Does the Republican Party have a platform to address the rising number of homeless citizens?
From some of the posts on here I believe they have a solution that will result in a final conclusion to the issue.
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excellent question
