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CrispyQ

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8. This could be the spark we need - if the dems will back Rep. Lewis - loudly & boldly.

Sun Jan 15, 2017, 11:25 AM

Jan 2017

The Party should use this as an opportunity to point out the scope of voter disenfranchisement - which the media is ignoring, as they claim that Don the Con's win is legitimate. I'm not holding my breath though. The dems didn't fight in 2000 or in 2004 - why would they fight now? This is even more nebulous. By Monday afternoon this little spark will be extinguished.

Don the Con is about to become president & the GOP will take a wreaking ball to everything good & fine left in this country.

I love the scaffolding on the Obamacare building. And the rake.

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Trump-Lewis feud could be harbinger of new round of hyper-partisanship [View all] csziggy Jan 2017 OP

Perhaps Abby Phillip radical noodle Jan 2017 #1

At least since Jun 2015 dalton99a Jan 2017 #2

She's been covering the election and the aftermath csziggy Jan 2017 #3

It's only hyper-partisan when it involves a Democrat. Crunchy Frog Jan 2017 #4

Our political machinery can only apply negative labels to Democrats dalton99a Jan 2017 #5

It's our media that does the labeling, and creates the narratives. Crunchy Frog Jan 2017 #6

that hyper-partisanship was a one way street for anyone who had been awake the last eight years, and still_one Jan 2017 #7

Yes and it's been obvious for decades that Republicans want to win not support our country csziggy Jan 2017 #9

You're right. This is a matter of survival now, and it isn't hyperbole still_one Jan 2017 #11

This could be the spark we need - if the dems will back Rep. Lewis - loudly & boldly. CrispyQ Jan 2017 #8

The r's have been doing this for 8 years hankthecrank Jan 2017 #10