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CrispyQ

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16. Where the hell did the GOP get the idea they could get away with all this shit?
Sun Dec 10, 2017, 11:58 AM
Dec 2017

Oh, from an opposition party that never opposed anything. We didn't challenge election 2000 or the Ohio results of 2004. We looked forward on a president who took the country to war based on lies. We quietly watched as state legislatures turned red & gerrymandered us out of the House for a decade. We didn't utter a peep about a stolen SCOTUS nom, and if the dems ever have any influence again, which is doubtful, they will play nice, again, in the name of healing the country. They don't know how to fight, or they don't want to. Same result, either way.

The Koch's will pour a mountain of cash into the upcoming MN races. Nice work dems! We're in a fight for our country & you kicked one of our best bulldogs to the curb. What will they do if there are new anonymous reports about other dems from red states where the GOP governor gets to select the replacement? Would the GOP be so brazen as to do that? Why the hell not? Who the fuck has stopped them for 35 years?

I'm 60 years old and very angry with the party. They'll get my vote, yeah even Gillibrand, if she's the nom, but no more money, no more GOTV. We are on a very dark path & we need a party that will fight a foe that has thrown the rule book in the trash. Get in the ring & learn to fight!

I read this on FB a few weeks ago: If you've ever wondered what you would have done in 1930s Germany, you're doing it, now.

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Yes. It is outrageous and disgusting. We will never forget this. n/t greeny2323 Dec 2017 #1
With Sarah Suckabee Sanders treestar Dec 2017 #2
Not true. Cause if you apply that to every standard people can make excuses for the like of Moore. boston bean Dec 2017 #3
People can make excuses for anything that is why we have courts in the first place Egnever Dec 2017 #4
There is truth in many cases. boston bean Dec 2017 #5
absolutely and there is truth in this one Egnever Dec 2017 #6
Many time the due process in politics is decided by the public.It is not a hearing or a court of law boston bean Dec 2017 #7
Usually at the ballot box Egnever Dec 2017 #11
Overwhelming evidence of what?? Moore supporters will tell you they are all liars. boston bean Dec 2017 #12
Moore is not in the senate nor is he being denied a chance to face his accusers Egnever Dec 2017 #13
Moore supporters are going to believe and say what they like and we can't change that kcr Dec 2017 #18
Wow, that does not mean it is the correct process. n/t USALiberal Dec 2017 #19
Maybe Franken thought an extended pubic hearing would not be good for him, the party Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #8
That would certainly explain why he asked for one. Egnever Dec 2017 #9
It would certainly mean that he and the Dem leadership need to do some explaining. nt Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #10
Where the hell did the GOP get the idea they could get away with all this shit? CrispyQ Dec 2017 #16
I agree. ananda Dec 2017 #14
It has bothered me that he was pushed to resign without any investigation. Arkansas Granny Dec 2017 #15
I don't think there is anything wrong with the Dem message, the elections are rigged. Irish_Dem Dec 2017 #17
Franken resigned Progressive dog Dec 2017 #20
I agree! Tipperary Dec 2017 #21
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