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The Thriller said:
Personally, I'm not at all surprised that Trump is currently sitting with his largest lead. He's the creation of decades of GOP fear mongering and xenophobia and right wing media loud mouthing.

You can't indoctrinate the uneducated in this country for decades and teach them that the proper way to debate politics is to shout down your opposition and expect Honest Abe Lincoln to emerge from the wreckage.

The GOP created this. "They Built that!"

Moderates have been squeezed and eliminated, minorities have been demonized, the constitution ignored, and the truth trampled for 2+ decades now. Trump is the perfect candidate for Rush and Fox News whether they want to claim responsibility for their love child or not.

I'm not a Clinton fan. Sanders isn't electable. But I'll take her 100 percent of the time over the dangerous (fascist) GOP. They may own the gerrymandered House but keep'em the hell outta the White House!

Personally, I don't know how any educated adult can vote GOP these days. Their last debate was downright scary. Charge families of terrorists with terrorism??? Government censored Internet??? More defense spending??? Walls to surround our nation??? Mass deportations (without adjusting our entire economic policy which encourages immigration)??? Carpet bombing the Middle East???

Yeah this isn't gonna end well...
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^Hack job.
 
The Thriller said:
Yes. I agree. The fascist GOP right now most certainly is.
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The extreme right and the extreme left are both toxic. They have extremist opinions, and they twist the words and intentions of the other side. I agree that there were some things said in the debate that do not reflect the country I want to live in (that's partly the point of having a debate so that we can flesh these things out). In some cases your characterization of what they discussed is completely different than what they actually discussed.

I also see a lot being done by the left that I strongly disagree with. The accusation that no educated person could support a republican candidate is simply an attempt by people with leftist views to silence the opinions they don't agree with. Educated people definitely can and do support the GOP.
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
The extreme right and the extreme left are both toxic. They have extremist opinions, and they twist the words and intentions of the other side. I agree that there were some things said in the debate that do not reflect the country I want to live in (that's partly the point of having a debate so that we can flesh these things out). In some cases your characterization of what they discussed is completely different than what they actually discussed.

I also see a lot being done by the left that I strongly disagree with. The accusation that no educated person could support a republican candidate is simply an attempt by people with leftist views to silence the opinions they don't agree with. Educated people definitely can and do support the GOP.
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Keep in mind, commenting "hack job" is no different from this intellectual-silencing that you appraise as a thing commonly seen in leftist circles.

The GOP is a complete cluster**** right now-- which is good. Pretty much guarantees another Dem victory :)
 
dalamon said:
Keep in mind, commenting "hack job" is no different from this intellectual-silencing that you appraise as a thing commonly seen in leftist circles.

The GOP is a complete cluster**** right now-- which is good. Pretty much guarantees another Dem victory :)
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I'm 90% sure Hillary will be the next president.

I'm not enthusiastic, but I'm far from worried about that.

Donald Trump? That's some scary **** right there. I might become a "prepper" if Trump becomes our president.
 
dalamon said:
Keep in mind, commenting "hack job" is no different from this intellectual-silencing that you appraise as a thing commonly seen in leftist circles.

The GOP is a complete cluster**** right now-- which is good. Pretty much guarantees another Dem victory :)
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I realize you are not invested in this directly, but don't be so flippant about Trump losing. We have a whole hell of a lot to lose if the R party seizes control of all three offices. The entire world does; it will entirely change the world [for the worst] if one party seizes absolute power.

Srs, y'all should be whorsehiping Trump as the GOP candidate right now. As much as I'd love to see Mitt swoop in and win this bitch, it would **** up the check n balances so bad that we might not recover for 20 years.

Hillary is quailified and plenty confident. She is my dude.
 
Gameface said:
I'm 90% sure Hillary will be the next president.

I'm not enthusiastic, but I'm far from worried about that.

Donald Trump? That's some scary **** right there. I might become a "prepper" if Trump becomes our president.
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This is exactly how I feel. As snl hillary said "getting into bed with bernie is getting into bed with trump."
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
The extreme right and the extreme left are both toxic. They have extremist opinions, and they twist the words and intentions of the other side. I agree that there were some things said in the debate that do not reflect the country I want to live in (that's partly the point of having a debate so that we can flesh these things out). In some cases your characterization of what they discussed is completely different than what they actually discussed.

I also see a lot being done by the left that I strongly disagree with. The accusation that no educated person could support a republican candidate is simply an attempt by people with leftist views to silence the opinions they don't agree with. Educated people definitely can and do support the GOP.
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I agree with this.


Both sides have smart people and crazy extremists. The smart people know this. The extremists only see the other extremists.
 
dalamon said:
Keep in mind, commenting "hack job" is no different from this intellectual-silencing that you appraise as a thing commonly seen in leftist circles.

The GOP is a complete cluster**** right now-- which is good. Pretty much guarantees another Dem victory :)
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BS
 
Joe Bagadonuts said:
The extreme right and the extreme left are both toxic. They have extremist opinions, and they twist the words and intentions of the other side. I agree that there were some things said in the debate that do not reflect the country I want to live in (that's partly the point of having a debate so that we can flesh these things out). In some cases your characterization of what they discussed is completely different than what they actually discussed.

I also see a lot being done by the left that I strongly disagree with. The accusation that no educated person could support a republican candidate is simply an attempt by people with leftist views to silence the opinions they don't agree with. Educated people definitely can and do support the GOP.
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Yes it is the media's fault that the GOP is misunderstood. The right is always blaming the media for the crazy talk that their candidates spew on a daily basis. Whatever happened to taking personal responsibility for your own actions. In the last eight years what have the republicans done or attempted to do to help the working people of this country?
 
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