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Old 03-30-2015, 05:09 AM
 
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Nice!!! I prefer the one with him riding a dinosaur :-)
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Old 03-30-2015, 05:32 AM
 
Location: DC
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I was watching a fairly liberal political talk show (especially since Tim Russert passed away) about the Hillary email scandal. There was a total koolaid drinker on trying to defend the indefeasible, yet she kept droning on.
Even the host Chuck Todd (who is a (D) apologist) was countering this woman's defense, yet she is such a zealot she could not help but be an apologist for Hillary. This despite the obvious attempts on her part to try to deflect reasoned criticism of her actions.

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People like this are obvious examples of why conservatives are critical of the zealots who would defend Hillary, even if a video surfaced of her strangling puppies and kittens. The thing many zealots do not realize is that moderates (including sensible women) are not buying the convenience crap Hillary is peddling. If her past was clean and her closet empty, she and her minions might be able to pull the wool over regular people eyes.
However considering how polarizing she is and the reasons that caused such a perception, she will not get the free ride liberal (D's) had hoped she would.

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It's frustrating when the best campaign claim the Republicans have is that Clinton used her own email system rather than the State Departments. She will win the 2016 election with margins even bigger than that of President Obama and all the Republicans can do is whine about her use of email.
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Old 03-30-2015, 06:06 AM
 
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Many people vote solidly for their party with little thought to question whether or not the candidate is worthy of their vote or not. Blind obedience to what they're told to do.
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Old 03-30-2015, 07:02 AM
 
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Not really. It's like saying a jay walker and a serial killer are the same thing because each has committed a crime. Sure conservatives are guilty of ignoring principles and being partisan, but it isn't a basic feature of conservatism the way it is with liberalism. Dishonesty and misrepresentation are used by both sides, but they are accepted and encouraged on the left an order of magnitude more than they are on the right.
Must be why "Well, I don't remember" was so casually accepted as an excuse for selling weapons to an enemy by the right and why the shredding of many papers over that affair was so readily accepted by the right.

Your allegation that dishonesty and misrepresentation " are accepted and encouraged on the left an order of magnitude more than they are on the right " is sorely lacking factual support.

BTW, it wasn't a left leaning POTUS who required a pre-emptive pardon to keep his sorry ass out of jail, eh?

It is entertaining though to see the right's continual attempts to mount the high moral horse they have no clue how to ride.
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Old 03-30-2015, 07:04 AM
 
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Must be why "Well, I don't remember" was so casually accepted as an excuse for selling weapons to an enemy by the right and why the shredding of many papers over that affair was so readily accepted by the right, eh?

Your allegation that dishonesty and misrepresentation " are accepted and encouraged on the left an order of magnitude more than they are on the right " is sorely lacking factual support.
Yes, it's a wasted argument. Both sides are largely utterly corrupt.
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Old 03-30-2015, 07:41 AM
 
Location: Tip of the Sphere. Just the tip.
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I never understood how people can blindly view politics like you do. The yellow dog (D's) had their historical reasons for not wanting to vote for an (R), but I doubt that includes you.
So to think you would vote for an under qualified, corrupt and polarizing person like Hillary over any (R) is frankly sad.

I have voted for both parties even though I vote (R) much more often. If the (R's) nominated someone equivalent to Hillary, I could not bring myself to vote for them even as a lesser of two evils type of thinking.

Lastly, I have heard the refrain of the (R's) have changed so much. Yet if you were to look at where the R's & D's have been in just the last 30 years compared to today, you'd find the D's are the ones who have changed the most.
Would you like some cheese to go with that whine?

I'll address your last point though, as it DOES rise above petty bickering. I agree that Democrats have undergone tremendous changes in the past few decades. More than Republicans? I dunno... maybe. But the QUANTITY of change isn't what's important to me.

What's important to me is that Democrats for all their flaws have changed for the better. While Republicans have changed for the worse. Republicans have ALWAYS been the party of wealthy worshiping sycophants- but in the past few decades they've also embraced the xenophobia, anti-intellectualism, jingoism, and racism that Democrats owned 50 years ago.

I won't support that. And I'll vote for whomever stands in their way.

Deal with it.

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Old 03-30-2015, 07:46 AM
 
Location: Tip of the Sphere. Just the tip.
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Oh yeah, almost forgot:

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Old 03-30-2015, 07:53 AM
 
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Not really. It's like saying a jay walker and a serial killer are the same thing because each has committed a crime. Sure conservatives are guilty of ignoring principles and being partisan, but it isn't a basic feature of conservatism the way it is with liberalism. Dishonesty and misrepresentation are used by both sides, but they are accepted and encouraged on the left an order of magnitude more than they are on the right.

Who pays you and how much for saying these untruths? I don't know anyone that thinks like you say Democrats do.
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Old 03-30-2015, 08:31 AM
 
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I won't defend Hillary's actions here. She's crooked as hell.

But I'll vote for her anyway. Considering what the Republicans have become (and I used to be one), I'd vote for even a known crooked Democrat over an honest Republican (which as we all know, are as rare as Sasquatch).
Why not write in or don't vote at all. Strange to vote for someone you would not agree with. If Jeb Bush is the pick.......then I say Goofy should be a write in.....think, don't just vote!
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Old 03-30-2015, 08:36 AM
 
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WTH are you talking about? WV Appalachia has been voting for Democrat politicians for decades. And, true to Dem policy's oppressive nature, their lives haven't improved.

Scroll down to 20th and 21st centuries:

Political party strength in West Virginia
Since many Dems are coal miners.......does make one wonder!
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