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heaven05

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30. true

Reply to malaise (Reply #25)

Sun Oct 16, 2016, 07:46 PM

Oct 2016

Last edited Mon Oct 17, 2016, 09:20 AM - Edit history (1)

look at what they offered our Party leader in the last 7+ years, nothing. Don't need no republican lites bringing down our Party and causing more of the type of divisivness and turmoil that they have created in their political party. Stay the fuck away.

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Life after Trump: Republicans brace for betrayal and civil war after 2016 [View all] malaise Oct 2016 OP

If Paul Ryan is your intellectual leader central scrutinizer Oct 2016 #1

+1 dhol82 Oct 2016 #6

I hope this jockeying for lead Puke becomes THE story soon. It could take the focus off the maniac. anamandujano Oct 2016 #2

Catholic and devotee of Ayn Rand? safeinOhio Oct 2016 #9

but he is. cognitive dissonance in maximum strength irisblue Oct 2016 #12

You'd be surprised what "good" Catholics are able to believe NastyRiffraff Oct 2016 #16

Will the GOP scapegoat Trump for ALL of the damage? manicraven Oct 2016 #3

The party is already a shambles. The American people are holding them accountable. anamandujano Oct 2016 #20

Paul Ryan has lost the base oberliner Oct 2016 #4

Fuck Paul Ryan. SamKnause Oct 2016 #5

Exactly! mountain grammy Oct 2016 #21

Evangelicals are the problem. GOLGO 13 Oct 2016 #33

I have to quote Juanita Jean on this The Polack MSgt Oct 2016 #7

Oooh underpants Oct 2016 #11

Follower of Ayn Rand and intellectual leader are mutually exclusive. guillaumeb Oct 2016 #8

Great article. They are hoping for another Reagan. underpants Oct 2016 #10

Reagan is at the root of their current failures. LuvNewcastle Oct 2016 #13

Not me katmondoo Oct 2016 #14

I never liked him either, but I was too young to vote LuvNewcastle Oct 2016 #19

He won all but 5 states mountain grammy Oct 2016 #22

Demographics is at the root of their current failures Sen. Walter Sobchak Oct 2016 #18

In Presidential races it really starts with the math underpants Oct 2016 #23

So am I. TheCowsCameHome Oct 2016 #15

The civil war ended quite some time ago, the useful idiots took over the asylum. Sen. Walter Sobchak Oct 2016 #17

Will any of the GOP survivors in the House and Senate switch parties? ThoughtCriminal Oct 2016 #24

Not more blue dogs please malaise Oct 2016 #25

That's my concern - a bigger D Party tent moving more right than left . . . . hatrack Oct 2016 #28

I hope so malaise Oct 2016 #31

true heaven05 Oct 2016 #30

That simple malaise Oct 2016 #32

ryan the intellectual leader? chillfactor Oct 2016 #26

Not sure re. "historic" nature of a fourth defeat in 2020 . . . . hatrack Oct 2016 #27

The only thing keeping the GOP alive is gerrymandering, voter suppression and money/astroturf. Willie Pep Oct 2016 #29