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oberliner

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8. There is no separation

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Mon Mar 6, 2017, 08:08 AM

Mar 2017

The argument would carry weight if the Republicans in Congress were actually working to stop Trump, but instead they just make excuses for him (at best), and support his crap.

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Joe Scum is now trying to separate conservative from right wing [View all] malaise Mar 2017 OP

Silence is consent. kentuck Mar 2017 #1

Not really malaise Mar 2017 #2

It's like trying to un-scramble eggs. no_hypocrisy Mar 2017 #3

Great analogy malaise Mar 2017 #5

I no longer NewRedDawn Mar 2017 #4

It's raining or we'd be out malaise Mar 2017 #6

I turned it off when he denied that Steve Bannon is a right wing conservative wishstar Mar 2017 #7

+1,000 malaise Mar 2017 #10

There is no separation oberliner Mar 2017 #8

Precisely malaise Mar 2017 #11

The GOP is no longer "conservative" since the rise of Palin and the Tea Party. DetlefK Mar 2017 #9

Conservative is a gentically linked personality type Hortensis Mar 2017 #16

Out there, somewhere, Progressive dog Mar 2017 #12

I think it's finally settling in that DT is out of his freaking mind. Vinca Mar 2017 #13

So why are they so malaise Mar 2017 #14

From the person duncang Mar 2017 #15