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From now on no one will care about Sarah Palin. It was her 15 minutes of fame.

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How come this isn't in the Nigga Habits thread?

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I think that they just smelled the winds of changes that are coming in their direction

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You had to watch FOX after Obama was elected---they were puking on their shoes---except for Krauthammer--who puked on his lap.

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I hoped he wouldn't come out with a big grin and jumping jacks like some high school popularity contest giving the finger to republicans

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I was crying. Seriously. This is a great moment for America.

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I take it that Jim B. died on the spot around 8:01 pm Pacific time... RIP

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He'll be the most liberal President since Jimmy Carter. I predict that he'll be removed in four years. I also predict that the Republicans will gain seats in 2010 after two years of this administration, and a Democrat run congress.

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oh fuck me *crying* thanks for reminding me you turds are still out there....i predict your in for a frustrating decade sir.

good lord....this shit is gold...im flying down there next week, in phoenix ...and i cannot wait to piss all you "red" americans off...

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I was crying. Seriously. This is a great moment for America.

And his victory speech was golden. I don't care who you voted for today -- you had to have been moved.

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good lord....this shit is gold...im flying down there next week, in phoenix ...and i cannot wait to piss all you "red" americans off...

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He'll be the most liberal President since Jimmy Carter. I predict that he'll be removed in four years. I also predict that the Republicans will gain seats in 2010 after two years of this administration, and a Democrat run congress.

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oh fuck me *crying* thanks for reminding me you turds are still out there....i predict your in for a frustrating decade sir.

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Are you even a US citizen? I don't know you that well Junior, but Your location seems to indicate that you're from Nowhereland. (Canada) If that's true, then do you honestly think that most of us who aren't Koolaid drinking "world view" liberals, care what you think? Obama's honeymoon will be over soon. His future plan to inoculate himself, and blame the Bush administration for everything that HE does wrong, will fail.

I'm not the least bit worried about being frustrated for the next ten years...because as I already mentioned, He'll be finished in four.

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good lord....this shit is gold...im flying down there next week, in phoenix ...and i cannot wait to piss all you "red" americans off...

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I doubt that you have the balls to be the douchebag that you're on the computer, in real life.

The truth be told...I'm not pissed off. I saw a high probability of this defeat coming months ago, and was not shocked that McCain lost last night... Even though I was hoping he'd win.

I think that allot of Obama supporters are showing their age. Allot of the young people who have lofty, and naive expectations of this new administration, obviously aren't old enough to remember the economy of the late 70s. When a liberal like Obama, (Carter) was running the country, and had the backing of a liberal majority in congress. Carter's economy makes today's economy look like it's thriving.

You asked for them... now enjoy your new taxes.
(For those of you, who actually have a job)

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<snip>When a liberal like Obama, (Carter) was running the country, and had the backing of a liberal majority in congress. Carter's economy makes today's economy look like it's thriving.

You asked for them... now enjoy your new taxes. For those of you who actually have a job)

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The stupid cunt can return to Wasilla.

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How ya gonna keep down in an arctic meth-lab now that she's talked to the pres of "Paree"???

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The Carter comparison is tired and simple minded; it's apples v oranges. The world has changed just a bit since the 70's and the metrics are different.

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Carter was a moronic peanut farmer with all the wits of Don Knotts,

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whereas Obama can form a thought and put a sentence together.

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The "lower tax" argument by repubs is little more than diversion tactic from the larger wholesale taxation being committed, i.e. taxation by inflation.

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A small faction of self interests in Washington racking up trillions on the "credit card" of national debt with bullshit like Iraq *is* a tax - the gift that keeps on giving. They print money = everyone's money is worth less = we're far worse off and for much longer than a few extra percentage points off our gross income.

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Also don't be so quick to assume Obama is so left that he'll be at Nancy Pelosi's house for dinner every sunday night with a map out planning the next welfare office location.

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Expect to see him lining his cabinet with more center-oriented people today.

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He's not a bleeding heart; he's daddy tough-love that's come to sit Suzie down, tear up her credit cards and explain that the shit ends now and it's time to sober up and start paying it back.

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You must be joking. The credit cards will never be reigned in as long as the Democrats keep trying to expand on more socialist programs, that have been proven failures.

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The amazing thing is how easy and normal it was to elect a black president. Even a year ago I'd have expected it to be a dominant issue, yet despite the best efforts of the media and Palin it seems almost nobody cared.

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At this point the popular vote spread is about 5 points, well outside the margin of error, and large enough that there doesn't seem to have been much "Bradley effect".

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I predict that he'll be removed in four years.

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I also predict that the Republicans will gain seats in 2010 after two years of this administration, and a Democrat run congress.

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I think that allot of Obama supporters are showing their age. Allot of the young people who have lofty, and naive expectations of this new administration, obviously aren't old enough to remember the economy of the late 70s. When a liberal like Obama, (Carter) was running the country, and had the backing of a liberal majority in congress.

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I HATE Carter and helped elect Reagan, but Carter inherited a bad economy that didn't turn around until under Reagan.

The economy was bad under Nixon and Ford, too. It's what happens when you waste your resources in stupid, unnecessary wars. [Vietnam & Iraq].

You remember the Nixon's wage price freeze, Nixon taking us off the gold standard, Ford's "Whip Inflation Now!" buttons. They had severe economic problems.

THE LIBERAL CONGRESS DID NOT WORK WITH CARTER. If you actually remember back much of Carter's problem was that he could NOT get along with Tip O'Neil and Congress at all. It was as if they were from opposing parties. They couldn't stand him. He got NOTHING passed.

You want to argue that Obama and Pelosi are going to bump heads like Carter/O'Neil, that's fair. But, Carter had little power, and Reagan put his agenda thru a very Democratic congress.

The economy was great under Kennedy, Johnson & Clinton.

Under both Bush's? We tanked! Starting under Reagan, the Banking and insider scandals. Under W, an unregulated credit market tanks the market. Coincidence?? Perhaps.

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Working for Obama is that he seems to be quickly moving to the center. His most important economic adviser right now is Paul Volcker, decidedly not a tax & spend liberal.

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He's not a bleeding heart; he's daddy tough-love that's come to sit Suzie down, tear up her credit cards and explain that the shit ends now and it's time to sober up and start paying it back.

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I condemn Obama to be of the far left fringe, out of his own mouth, and what he's been promising all throughout his campaign. If he meant what he said, then he's a socialist. It's not very hard to figure out. For the good of the country, I hope I'm wrong. But I doubt it.

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The economy was great under Kennedy, Johnson & Clinton.

Under both Bush's? We tanked! Starting under Reagan, the Banking and insider scandals. Under W, an unregulated credit market tanks the market. Coincidence?? Perhaps.

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That was a masterful job at tossing blame, but I don't buy it.

The President doesn't handle the purse strings in this country, The congress does. I could blame two years of the worst rated congress in this country's history, for the recent collapse. (Reid, Pelosi, Barney Frank, etc) The economy was doing allot better until they took over.

What was going right about the 90s economy for the first two years of Clinton's first term? Nothing. Things only got better after Newt Gingrich and the Republicans took over congress.

Also don't forget that George W Bush inherited The Dot.com bubble that was vastly over appreciated, and destined to collapse. You combine that, along with the unexpected 9-11 attack, Katrina, the far left bomb throwers who were constantly attacking and undermining this administrations efforts both home and abroad, all together.... and It's incredible that the economy held out for as long as it did. I also think it's interesting that the Dow fell 486.01 today, and no one in the liberal media thought to mention it. You can be sure that if McCain had won, they'd be harping on it. Implying that the public lacked confidence in his upcoming Presidency. But of course, Obama gets special treatment.

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I condemn Obama to be of the far left fringe, out of his own mouth, and what he's been promising all throughout his campaign. If he meant what he said, then he's a socialist. It's not very hard to figure out. For the good of the country, I hope I'm wrong. But I doubt it.

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You have no idea what you're talking about. Obama is no socialist, not even close. Socialism as understood by most people in the world, doesn't exist in the US.

Far left fringe? Keep it real!

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Carter was a moronic peanut farmer with all the wits of Don Knotts, whereas Obama can form a thought and put a sentence together.

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Jimmy Carter is the smartest president we've had in the last century - perhaps ever - if you use IQ etc as the metric. He's also a good example of why smart people often fail when less-intelligent people like Reagan succeed - raw intellect can't overcome bad ideas and plans (and raw intellect often leads to bad management, a big problem for Carter).

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And, Carter surrounding himself with yes-men from his home state instead of some people who knew Washington was HUGE mistake ... and something Obama isn't likely to copy.

You have to be able to get things thru Congress. You need people who can twist arms [like LBJ] or sell their stuff directly to the people to force Congress' hand [like Reagan].

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Forget it, Freestylah. He's bought into the nonsense.

He talked about the young people not remembering Carter, and forgets that our college kids are too young to remember the Soviet Union, for which "socialism" is code. It's a word older folks are scared of, which is why he went with it in PA, Iowa and FL. Lots of older folks.

Problem is American seniors often rely on the benefit from the "socialism" of Social Security. And, with the market tanking, the right's recent plan to privatize SS was a small factor in their demise. I know for a fact reminding seniors in FL, who otherwise feared Obama, that they would have lost SS dollars - on top of their 401k loses - helped keep older democrats in the fold.

Plus, everytime they yelled "socialism", the left whispers [wrongly but effectively]: "See! Now that they couldn't steal your Social Security, they want to KILL it." Having Joe the Idiot mumble his animosity for Social Security, and McCain lauding him anyway, only helped reinforce this interpretation.

In hard times, people want/need safety nets. I expect that one of his "socialist" acts will be to extend unemployment benefits. Let those that oppose such a measure in areas losing jobs beware.

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He won this election without them. He and his "organization", which he will try to keep in place, are a valuable election asset which many House members will want to tap into. And, the main concern of almost all politicians is to get re-elected. He's already got a nice fresh carrot for the "donkeys" to lust after.

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His dad likely would have won re-election if Perot didn't steal support from him.

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It's much more likely he'll fight with the very liberals you fear than kowtow to their bidding.

He won this election without them.

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No. The single biggest political debt he owes is to Ted Kennedy, and it's a big one. Prior to Kennedy's endorsement Obama was no more than a big pest and had no significant party backing. Kennedy's endorsement both made Obama credible and gave cover to others in the party to switch to Obama from Hillary Clinton. And Kennedy hasn't forgotten, you can bet the farm on that.

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Forget it, Freestylah. He's bought into the nonsense.

He talked about the young people not remembering Carter, and forgets that our college kids are too young to remember the Soviet Union, for which "socialism" is code. It's a word older folks are scared of, which is why he went with it in PA, Iowa and FL. Lots of older folks.

Problem is American seniors often rely on the benefit from the "socialism" of Social Security. And, with the market tanking, the right's recent plan to privatize SS was a small factor in their demise. I know for a fact reminding seniors in FL, who otherwise feared Obama, that they would have lost SS dollars - on top of their 401k loses - helped keep older democrats in the fold.

Plus, everytime they yelled "socialism", the left whispers [wrongly but effectively]: "See! Now that they couldn't steal your Social Security, they want to KILL it." Having Joe the Idiot mumble his animosity for Social Security, and McCain lauding him anyway, only helped reinforce this interpretation.

In hard times, people want/need safety nets. I expect that one of his "socialist" acts will be to extend unemployment benefits. Let those that oppose such a measure in areas losing jobs beware.

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Ted is taking a surprisingly long time to die despite all that abuse and drinking over the years, isn't he. So many years with the pumpkin head and red face and he's still ticking. I wonder if all that alcohol pickled and preserved him.

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? Jimmy Carter is the smartest president we've had in the last century - perhaps ever - if you use IQ etc as the metric

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Very Palin of you.

Pictures, name calling, but no substance.

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Examples of the radical socialism agenda would be better evidence.

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I don't know you and thus you may not be familiar with my history on the board. I enjoy intelligent conversation and discussion on a variety of topics. I would say my history is that when a person makes a valid point against my point of view, I concede it. I'm able to admit when I've been wrong.

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The problem I see with the Conservative, adversarial GOP base is that they've lost the ability to do this. If you opposed Emperor Bush, you were unpatriotic.

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The president was taken to task on many issues during his 8 years. No one was treating him like an Emperor. In addition to the constant bomb throwing from the left, He took some pretty good hits by his own party when it came to Illegal Immigration, The attempted appointment of Harriot Meyers to the Supreme court, not using the Veto as often as he should have, No child left behind, and more recently the bailout. McCain had also been opposed to offshore drilling until the reality of high oil prices set in. He also was opposed to the President's tax cut proposals early in his first term. McCain was wrong about that too, but to his credit, he changed his mind when he realized it. I could site many more examples but this post is getting long. One thing is for sure, Bush has seen allot opposition from other Republicans during his eight years. While Democrats in congress will continue to Goose step behind their Party's Presidents. (Like good socialists ) I'll point that out again in 6-12 months from now when I notice it happening again. (And believe me, it will)

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The GOP never did any wrong, and the closest they came to "we fucked up" is when they say "we're looking forward and you want to dwell on the past".

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Very few in politics own up to their mistakes. Can you remember the last time a Democrat politician has? Has Barney Frank admitted to his mistakes? You'd never know that Clinton ever made a mistake by listening to him. Blame tossing seems to be the name of the game, and I'll give the democrats credit...They're very good at it. I've seen some excellent examples of blame tossing and spin for the past eight years, and from Obama supporters within this forum, for the past couple of days. I concede that they're the uncontested champions at spinning their point of view using clever deception, and deflection. But this doesn't signify competence in being able to fix problems. (enter Obama in January) There's no way to out spin or out lie, a Democrat. The only way to defeat them is with the truth. The Obama euphoria will end, and truth will unfold in the next four years. It's gonna be interesting to watch.
There are a few Intellectually honest Dems (Like Jim B in this forum) But they're an extreme minority, and often get bashed and ridiculed, for speaking their minds.

For the record, I never thought that McCain was a perfect solution. I wasn't very enthusiastic for either one of these candidates. It just came down to who I thought was the lesser of two evils. Unfortunately, the lesser evil lost.

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This last one is odd since they seem to live in the past with everything going back to how Reagan did things - that was 20-28 years ago.

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But, I haven't forgotten Reagan. And, Reagan won by wooing the so-called 'Reagan Democrats'. Reagan Democrats like me, I VOTED FOR REAGAN.

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I'm happy Obama won, and happy the Bush policies will surely end. But, I did NO celebrating. No drinks. No phone calls. No dancing. No loud cheers.

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But, this "socialism" stuff is pure crap.

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And, the people of Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, etc. seem to have agreed. It didn't turn the tide he needed. In Pennsylvania he lost by 11%. Way to cut the gap.

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Yet McCain is the only Republican of those who ran who really could have wooed me.

In truth, the Republican Party has lost me and almost all other Reagan Democrats. The "base" of the GOP has successfully driven us away. And, if your party continues with divisive nonsense, the Chrazy Christian agenda, unsubstantiated catch-phrases and name-calling like "socialist" in lieu of policies, and running ignorant incompetents like Palin, they will have problems reaching a growing number of moderates and fail in regaining the power they achieved in 2000.

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If anything, Obama created "Obama Republicans" for this election. Look at the number of Republicans, especially those Reaganites, who endorsed Obama.

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Look at the otherwise Republican leaning newspapers and financial publications that endorsed Obama - some endorsing a Democrat for the very first time.

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Look at the well-paid college educated people in Virginia and Colorado who voted for Bush twice who voted for Obama.

And, yet you contend that all these people are stupid enough "drink the Kook Aid" and miss the 'socialism' you found so pronounced in his speeches?

Will the conversion of these people to Democrats last? I doubt it completely

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Do me a favor: Make a cogent, valid, well-constructed argument with concrete examples or go away.

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And, I guarantee you if you have good, valid points that prove me wrong, I will acknowledge them.

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I'm always open to having my opinion changed, I concede that like the rest of the human race I'm not perfect, and, the only way for me to learn and grow is thru people with more knowledge and better, sounder positions schooling me on where I'm wrong.

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You're a big boy and can make up your own mind. I'm not In a PORN FORUM to school people about politics. I'd go to a political forum to do that. I didn't say much of anything politically, in the days leading up to the election.
I'm just giving my opinion in the wake of a disastrous Presidential election. In the off topic section of this forum.

I don't hate Obama personally. But I do hate redistribution of wealth, and I don't enjoy having my money STOLEN by SOCIALISTS in the Government. That's NOT what I served 11 years in the Army to protect. (Socialism)

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Ted is taking a surprisingly long time to die despite all that abuse and drinking over the years, isn't he. So many years with the pumpkin head and red face and he's still ticking. I wonder if all that alcohol pickled and preserved him.

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MK-77 wrote:

"I don't hate Obama personally. But I do hate redistribution of wealth, and I don't enjoy having my money STOLEN by SOCIALISTS in the Government. That's NOT what I served 11 years in the Army to protect."

It's not really mature or intelligent to blame others for the ignorant decisions you made.

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Wow, you are really frustrated, aren't you? Now, go read some books instead of watching one horror flick after the other. Thanks for playing!

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watching mk-77 ramble on like this

after the right wing thunderfuck style defeat makes me fucking laugh my socialist Canadian ass off.


your like the morons who kept buying beta LMFAO

have fun in the past turd...its an easier and more ignorant life..find a fucking bunker, please.

in summary YOU LOSE...

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ugh. Am I alone in being tired of partisan politics?

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What an ego on this See You Next Tuesday.

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the grade school dropout part of the republican "base"

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it's all good - just another week and "red is dead"

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