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13. I support Bernie too, but we do have rules for this forum.

Fri Feb 5, 2016, 09:07 AM

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A theory on GOP strategy. [View all] MrChuck Feb 2016 OP

"Strategy", did you say? STRATEGY? randome Feb 2016 #1

Trick and trick and they fail malaise Feb 2016 #2

Those are the only ones they have to fool. eom. MrChuck Feb 2016 #3

Who seem to also be the one who do most of the voting Pakid Feb 2016 #15

Until gerrymandering malaise Feb 2016 #17

Wrong forum. B Calm Feb 2016 #4

Suggest another MrChuck Feb 2016 #5

GDP B Calm Feb 2016 #6

Republicans do not run against Dems in a primary. MrChuck Feb 2016 #7

I respectfully disagree MrChuck Feb 2016 #12

I support Bernie too, but we do have rules for this forum. B Calm Feb 2016 #13

What does it serve you or anyone else MrChuck Feb 2016 #14

Okay! B Calm Feb 2016 #16

The Republlican party doesn't have the power to indict anybody. emulatorloo Feb 2016 #8

Riiiight MrChuck Feb 2016 #10

Loretta Lynch, the AG, is the one who has to indict 1939 Feb 2016 #18

My opinion is that Sanders and Clinton don't need to go after each ladjf Feb 2016 #11

Locking In_The_Wind Feb 2016 #19