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When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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People have a reason to loath the Democrats. Need I post that picture of Kelly Moron holding Trump's bloody head to remind you of what they might be?
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Probably not.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Gerrymandering is bad.
 
Do you really think one party has the monopoly on partisan wakos putting party of people?

Who was the last GOP candidate you voted for?
 
Slingshot Bob said:
Or maybe Democrats are just...just..poopieheads.

Considering the generalizations in the OP, my response is on par.
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They certainly have earned that rep.

I've hated the GOP for over a decade now, but no way can I get on board the D Train. Not sure why. Something about them gives me the creeps.

I did like Obama though....for the most part. He certainly did not walk on water. But, he was serviceable.
 
So the democrats spent more money and lost again. Gosh, I wonder when leftists will stop talking about Citizens United. lol
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Would you vote for a Conservative Governor if you felt he was more qualified for the job than the Democratic one despite of your own political views? I like to think of myself as an objective person but I refuse to vote for someone who does not best represent my political beliefs or carry similar moral views.
 
Karen Handel wins in the most expensive Congressional election ever. $50 million according to this article: Spending in Georgia Sixth race pushes past $50 million | Political Insider blog

Then there is the NYT:

Jon Ossoff, a 30-year-old Democrat and political newcomer who emerged from obscurity to raise $25 million from progressives across the country eager to express their anger at Mr. Trump.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/20/us/politics/karen-handel-georgia-special-election.html?smtyp=cur

The Progressives around the nation poured money into this election, pundits projected an easy win. The Alt-Left Media was crowing his win was in the bag and would prove people were fed up with Trump...right until "Surprise! Surprise!" he lost.

I wonder when the Alt-Left will realize that just because they yell the loudest, post the most dirt, and throw the most mud...it doesn't mean they've actually won much ground among people who voted for Trump.

Still, one must admire the persistence of the New York Times in the anti-Trump narrative, considering this victory not for Trump, but rather:

... showed that Republicans skeptical of Mr. Trump remain comfortable supporting more conventional candidates from their party.
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Of course if she had lost...there'd be a hue and cry at how it represents a groundswell against Mr. Trump. :roll:
 
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independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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And it's just the opposite, bad Democrat is better than good Republican (an oxymoron).

Well to a fickle Demoncrap, who's been given everything, the rich Republicans must surely look attractive and we think we will be given this too so we up and do the bratty thing and vote protesting their crappy crapping out Demoncrap benefactors.

Let's hope it's only four years toward a mess and that if mess then it happens before the end of his Administration and not into the next guy's.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Oh...and those Democrats in the voting booth are different, right?

Look...you are talking about members of a Political Party. Of COURSE, they are going to vote their Party. Now, if you know how many Independents voted GOP and Democrat, you might have a case about people being brain dead. But you are just crying and whining by singling out the GOP voters.

Get a grip, eh?
 
Henrin said:
So the democrats spent more money and lost again. Gosh, I wonder when leftists will stop talking about Citizens United. lol
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What's your problem with Citizens United? You are aware that the ruling applies to Democrats too...
 
rocket88 said:
What's your problem with Citizens United? You are aware that the ruling applies to Democrats too...
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Whoosh..

Of course I realize that it applies to Democrats too. According to the liberal argument on Citizens United who is supposed to win when you spend more money? Why is it that the democrats keep spending more money and losing? How can liberals be right about citizens united when the party that is spending more keep losing?
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Does that tjeory apply on thebwest coast in the northbeast too or doesnit only apply to conservative states?

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calamity said:
People have a reason to loath the Democrats. Need I post that picture of Kelly Moron holding Trump's bloody head to remind you of what they might be?
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You make a good point. Drms have allot to offer but it gets drowned out by that stuff


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calamity said:
They certainly have earned that rep.

I've hated the GOP for over a decade now, but no way can I get on board the D Train. Not sure why. Something about them gives me the creeps.

I did like Obama though....for the most part. He certainly did not walk on water. But, he was serviceable.
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Dems need to do some housecleaning

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Henrin said:
So the democrats spent more money and lost again. Gosh, I wonder when leftists will stop talking about Citizens United. lol
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According to them tonight was a refredum on trump.

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CMPancake said:
Would you vote for a Conservative Governor if you felt he was more qualified for the job than the Democratic one despite of your own political views? I like to think of myself as an objective person but I refuse to vote for someone who does not best represent my political beliefs or carry similar moral views.
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I vote fot the person first ideology second

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CMPancake said:
Would you vote for a Conservative Governor if you felt he was more qualified for the job than the Democratic one despite of your own political views? I like to think of myself as an objective person but I refuse to vote for someone who does not best represent my political beliefs or carry similar moral views.
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Exactly!

I can even forgo some moral comparability, if the political agenda is correct.
 
independentusa said:
When a GOPer gets in the voting booth, no matter how bad the GOP candidate or how good the Dem candidate, the GOPER will always, and I mean always, vote for the GOP candidate. They are too brain dead to do otherwise. They think that the poorest GOP candidate has to be better than the best Dem candidate. And where has this led us, probably in the near future to another recession like the last GOP president did when he also controlled the house and Senate. I hope that the next Dem president can pull us out of the mess this one puts us in.
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Actually the GOp candidate outspent the Dem
 
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