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In reply to the discussion: Conservatives who say "Now Democrats know what Republicans felt like in 2008" [View all]47of74
(18,470 posts)25. I say fornicate you to these conservatives....
....in the name of Our Lourd and Saviour Jesus Christ.
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Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
OP
true... the best I figure is deep down they are very worried too and are using this as an
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#4
did obama win the presidency after losing the popular vote by 3 million? no
La Lioness Priyanka
Dec 2016
#2
That three sentence explanation is apparently way over the heads of
Dark n Stormy Knight
Dec 2016
#52
yes, I've heard that. I've tried to reason with them, and they insist that Obama was anti-cop and
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#7
+1, ppp poll 67% or Benedict Donald's Band Of Bigots believed the UE rate increased at end of
uponit7771
Dec 2016
#33
Uh, there was a lot of steamrollling, and rightly so. Every Republican voted against the ACA. nt
MadDAsHell
Dec 2016
#16
They may see Obama that way, but the difference is that the things
Dark n Stormy Knight
Dec 2016
#53
Any fears that they may have had about Obama were unfounded. Fears about Trump are well founded.
hamsterjill
Dec 2016
#19
I suppose it was more of a shock to their system than having a white madman elected
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#46
IKR? Yet very mild-mannered ladies at my work said this-- now I know what they felt like
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#47
good point... though I know seemingly decent people where I live who think Trump's election
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#49
And here we are, 8 years later- the dow has tripled since 2009, unemployment is lower than ever
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2016
#55