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In reply to the discussion: To Christy on Facebook, who doesn't need the Women's March [View all]Binders Keepers
(369 posts)5. It's amazing to me how Republicans, including Republican women,
who expressed a fair amount of revulsion to Trump during the Republican debates (often booing his remarks onstage) have now fallen in line behind him, to the point where they will brook no criticism of him and react hostilely to such. This is bizarre behavior to my mind, but apparently reflects the thought control that Fox News can exert on a type of person who values loyalty to the group over individuality and reacts defensively to any threat from outside the group.
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Righties trying to insulate themselves from unpleasant introspection brought about by
Mc Mike
Jan 2017
#6
I watched "news" for the first time since November 8, switching primarily between....
George II
Jan 2017
#12
Women fell in line but holy mackeral, how about the congresmen that fell in line.
LakeArenal
Jan 2017
#22
"It's called empathy, Christie, instead of selfishness (or often, narcissism)"
kerry-is-my-prez
Jan 2017
#15
It doesn't mean we shouldn't try. It doesn't mean we should let their bigotry go
Maru Kitteh
Jan 2017
#38