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Lokilooney

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34. I would like to point something out.

Sun Jan 28, 2018, 07:51 PM

Jan 2018

Many seem to wonder why evangelicals would ever vote for a person like Trump or Moore. Well, this is why. Legislation beats out how many wife's someone has had by a large margin, it's actually very savvy. Lets say this does pass and gets challenged and goes to the supreme court, gee who just got a new judge appointed and could very well get another one in before he leaves office?

This might be straying a bit from the core of the post but one could say the reason it is being posted is because policy before person can be a winning strategy.

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I would like to point something out. Lokilooney Jan 2018 #34

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