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Fred Sanders

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3. No matter how many GOP candidates fail, one will win the nomination, that is the frightening inevitability.

Reply to FSogol (Original post)

Wed May 27, 2015, 09:34 AM

May 2015

The problem is not the individuals, talking about any one is what they want, it is the entire Party.

The GOP needs an intervention, they are addicted to the fear and hate and racism of Fox.

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Posted with many LOLs: "The decline of Rand Paul" by Dana Milbank [View all] FSogol May 2015 OP

When running for president everything is viewed through that lens. Renew Deal May 2015 #1

That last one wasn't a filibuster because Rand didn't hold up any Senate-business. DetlefK May 2015 #2

No matter how many GOP candidates fail, one will win the nomination, that is the frightening inevitability. Fred Sanders May 2015 #3

You really think so? oberliner May 2015 #4

I agree. They are a collection of chumps and also-rans. They might win local races in some red FSogol May 2015 #5

Paul had too much exposure. A little bit of him goes a long way. Frustratedlady May 2015 #6