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Takket

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4. apparently the 2015 Repubs would call the 1956 Repubs a bunch of Nazis.

Reply to napkinz (Reply #3)

Mon Feb 23, 2015, 08:29 PM

Feb 2015

Amazing how incredibly far to the right they have gone, and dragged the whole country with them. and they have gotten away with it at the same time by beating it into our heads that Obama, Pelosi, Reid, etc are all these ultra radical far left communists. What better way to cover up radicalizing you own party then by comparing it to your opponent and claiming they are moving left when in fact they have moved center-right.

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