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Shandris

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1. That's ideologically correct, not politically correct (although there is some degree of overlap).

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Sun May 22, 2016, 03:40 PM

May 2016

But there ARE pro-life factions in the Republicans. I'm not sure where this myth of lockstep comes from (although, for what it's worth, they have the exact same thoughts of us, even about 'lockstep', despite the clear differences many of our groups have), but it seems to have become all-pervasive.

It's silly.

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Right-wing "political correctness"... [View all] kentuck May 2016 OP

That's ideologically correct, not politically correct (although there is some degree of overlap). Shandris May 2016 #1

Good post ShrimpPoboy May 2016 #2

They are ideologically correct but.... kentuck May 2016 #3

Yeah. Plus, they do it all the more when there is a republican in the white house Populist_Prole May 2016 #4

I laugh in their faces when they bring up PC apnu May 2016 #5

Its more of their contrived outrage bullshit Cosmocat May 2016 #6

Yeah, pretty much. apnu May 2016 #7

RW political correctmess stance in a nutshell tjwash May 2016 #8