You would think the democrats would do away with the cliches that has worked for 50 years.

[Theowl32]

Their race dividing tactics, their class dividing tactics, along with all of their rhetoric that pushes socialism as a utopia for the poor.

Man they tried didn't they? Organized bus loads of UNACCOMPANIED kids that tried to make republicans look bad. Turning away poor brown kids for the sake of our sovereignty and our laws. Mean white right wing republicans. Did not work.

They hopped all over Ferguson. Got their little voting tables out there. They pushed their fucking tired pathetic narrative that the democrats care so much for blacks and the republicans are the same thing as the KKK. Did not work.

Thank God we have conservative radio and a few networks that are NOT completely bent on pushing the socialist agenda. Thank God.

You would think these pieces of shit would get the idea. You would think. Do not count on it. Get ready for the left to act out like spiteful little children. Get ready for Hollywood and protest groups to turn up the heat. Those hot button topics and cliches have been ALL they have had. That is it, and that is all. They are not just going to stop something that has been so pressed into their vernacular.

Pieces of shit.

 

[shart_attack]

My favorite kind of revolution is the one that starts at the voting booth.

 

[Mac1958]

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Well, I can understand them trying to hold on to something that has worked so well for so long.

But (and I really hope this isn't wishful thinking) it really seems this strategy is beginning to wear thin.

Nice to see Mia Love and Tim Scott win, they illustrate the fact that all the assumptions about demographics and future voting patterns may be premature.

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[Theowl32]

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Well, I can understand them trying to hold on to something that has worked so well for so long.

But (and I really hope this isn't wishful thinking) it really seems this strategy is beginning to wear thin.

Nice to see Mia Love and Tim Scott win, they illustrate the fact that all the assumptions about demographics and future voting patterns may be premature.

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You underestimate the level of arrogance of the academia that is the source of all of this shit. The ignorant voting base, is still the largest block.

The professors at the universities are not all of a sudden going to preach a different tune. No way.

It will be pushed even harder now. They, are planning right now (for a lot longer actually) on setting up republicans to look like mean white people. They will be pressing republicans to "raise taxes" and commit to socialist policies.

You also underestimate the how stupid the liberal sheep are.

 

[Mac1958]

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Well, I can understand them trying to hold on to something that has worked so well for so long.

But (and I really hope this isn't wishful thinking) it really seems this strategy is beginning to wear thin.

Nice to see Mia Love and Tim Scott win, they illustrate the fact that all the assumptions about demographics and future voting patterns may be premature.

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You underestimate the level of arrogance of the academia that is the source of all of this shit. The ignorant voting base, is still the largest block.

The professors at the universities are not all of a sudden going to preach a different tune. No way.

It will be pushed even harder now. They, are planning right now (for a lot longer actually) on setting up republicans to look like mean white people. They will be pressing republicans to "raise taxes" and commit to socialist policies.

You also underestimate the how stupid the liberal sheep are.

Well, my point is that less people appear to be buying it.

So if it's pushed even harder, and I suspect you may be right, it could really backfire on them.

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[Theowl32]

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Well, I can understand them trying to hold on to something that has worked so well for so long.

But (and I really hope this isn't wishful thinking) it really seems this strategy is beginning to wear thin.

Nice to see Mia Love and Tim Scott win, they illustrate the fact that all the assumptions about demographics and future voting patterns may be premature.

.

You underestimate the level of arrogance of the academia that is the source of all of this shit. The ignorant voting base, is still the largest block.

The professors at the universities are not all of a sudden going to preach a different tune. No way.

It will be pushed even harder now. They, are planning right now (for a lot longer actually) on setting up republicans to look like mean white people. They will be pressing republicans to "raise taxes" and commit to socialist policies.

You also underestimate the how stupid the liberal sheep are.

Well, my point is that less people appear to be buying it.

So if it's pushed even harder, and I suspect you may be right, it could really backfire on them.

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True, as I said. Thank God for conservative radio and networks that are not in full lock step with the socialist networks pushing the socialist ideology, by deliberately dividing races and classes.

There will eventually be another push for a "fairness doctrine" better known as silencing political speech that contradicts socialist rhetoric.

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

My favorite kind of revolution is the one that starts at the voting booth.

Aint that the truth.
A voter ID is way cheaper than ammo.

 

[Theowl32]

God, it is already starting. LOL at liberals in the media wondering how this happened.