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stone space

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6. It seems like everything Trump touches dies. He's toxic.

Reply to slingsam (Reply #2)

Sat Oct 15, 2016, 10:45 PM

Oct 2016

He has single-handedly accomplished what we failed to do for years.......

Destroy the GOP
Destroy the Religious Right
Destroy Conservative Ideology
Destroy the Tea Party (Do you ever hear of them any longer?)

At this rate, pretty soon Trump's only backup will be the NRA and their fellow gundamentalists.

I wonder how far this pattern of implosions could go...

After all, everything he touches...

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Donald Trump made the Religious Right implode in less than a week [View all] rug Oct 2016 OP

Good. Missn-Hitch Oct 2016 #1

I'm starting to think we might owe The Yammering Yam a Vote of gratitude slingsam Oct 2016 #2

You mean this one? thecrow Oct 2016 #3

You have to go to the next group of smilies NastyRiffraff Oct 2016 #4

It seems like everything Trump touches dies. He's toxic. stone space Oct 2016 #6

The fact that religious right leaders are standing by Trump after this latest fiasco... Initech Oct 2016 #5

Fuck 'em may they all go to Hell!!! gopiscrap Oct 2016 #7

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Delightful... czarjak Oct 2016 #9

Last night on NPR I heard a Baptist Pastor in TX, Robert Jeffress, explaining why he supports Trump, Still Blue in PDX Oct 2016 #11