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4. He's not the first to articulate "intellectual rot" in the GOP

Wed Oct 19, 2016, 10:38 AM

Oct 2016

but he should further define it. He calls them 'money-changers' and
hypocrites, but says nothing of their Congressional intransigence -
on Supreme Court nominee, on federal judicial nominees, on legislation,
budgets, on anything Obama proposes to them. Also, he is not making
the connection between what Congressional Republicans are doing and
how the public perceives them. You ask the guy on the street about this
and they have no idea what is happening in Washington, and let's face it,
Trump will still garner about 42% or better of votes!

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He is in a growing chorus of Republicans. They are sick of what their party has become. tonyt53 Oct 2016 #1

I would like to know what Steve's idea of a DURHAM D Oct 2016 #2

Yep. I brush them off, not interested in what they have to say. Missn-Hitch Oct 2016 #9

OOO! He just BURNED Falwell Junior: "modern-day moneychangers in the temple" eShirl Oct 2016 #3

He's not the first to articulate "intellectual rot" in the GOP bucolic_frolic Oct 2016 #4

Without an acknowledgement that that 42% have been made intentionally stupid Volaris Oct 2016 #11

BOOM! Coyotl Oct 2016 #5

I think he bout covered it............. Old Vet Oct 2016 #6

There will be no reflection hibbing Oct 2016 #7

That would be Ted Cruz. He's the next driver of the Clown Car. Volaris Oct 2016 #12

Said as only a republican can say it lillypaddle Oct 2016 #8

Chuck Toad looked like he might throw up.... LakeArenal Oct 2016 #10