I admit it; I am addicted to the Politics on the Internet

[JimBowie1958]

I have read every online story I can find on the primaries.

How Sanders is getting some corporate help, and Hillary is vulnerable to her thirty year record of controvercies, how Trump once hired H1-Bs and how Kasich is getting donations from Masters of the Universe determined to derail Trump, and more, much much more.

I have even read into the history of some account handles just to make jokes about them in threads.

I need help.

Is there a Betty Ford clinic for internet political news story addiction?

I'll get back to you; gotta turn on CNN....

 

[tyroneweaver]

I'll get back to ya when I'm done with the back 9

 

[JimBowie1958]

I'll get back to ya when I'm done with the back 9

Hmm, there is a solution to my addiction; take up golf!

 

[tyroneweaver]

I'll get back to ya when I'm done with the back 9

Hmm, there is a solution to my addiction; take up golf!

It can become addicting, and the bonus is ya get to learn to lie a lot.

 

[The Great Goose]

I'm addicted to online communities. The politics frames the discussion. Other than that, politics are boring to me. I only got into it because I found a copy of David Duke's "my awakening" in a second hand book store and it inspired me.

 

[JimBowie1958]

I'm addicted to online communities. The politics frames the discussion. Other than that, politics are boring to me. I only got into it because I found a copy of David Duke's "my awakening" in a second hand book store and it inspired me.

Now the challenge is to find some good books to wash that filth out of your mind!

I recommend, 'The Conservative Mind' by Russell Kirk, and 'Visions of the Annointed' by Thomas Sowell.

 

[JimBowie1958]

My GAWD, Missouri, FINISH COUNTING THE GD VOTE!

I cant go to sleep not knowing who won!

 

[JimBowie1958]

Missouri has been at 99% counted for the last 4 hours.