There must be a lot of cognitive dissidence you're working with then?
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Yes, but dealing with people struggling with cognitive dissidence is the price I pay for interacting with a bunch of you
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Speaking only for myself, Ive worked out my own cognitive dissonance... because there is a LOT wrong with the Republican party some of it is quite embarrassing actually. But a person can be a solid pro gun supporter and not entirely support everything the Republicans screw up.
Campaign ads that show a gun as a solution are concerning, but I get the pro gun point but its just not gonna win any fence sitters over to our side its gonna drive them away.
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...anymore than defending the racist a-hole doesn't mean that he DIDN'T say it.
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Look, you going have trouble finding many people that think less of LBJ than I do, but JMHO there is enough to hate him for that is verifiable (like not letting Jackie change out of the clothes with her husbands brains on them because PhotoOp) without getting upset over stuff he might have said
We could do the infamous Ruger 10 Round Letter next if you like
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Are you that didn't happen either?We could do the infamous Ruger 10 Round Letter next if you like
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He sent that letter to EVERY member of Congress, or so the story goes. Can you find a copy of it anywhere or explain why no Dem member of Congress ever posted it online?
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Maybe? But not real sure what the question was . . .
"Are you that didn't happen either?"
But yes, barring anyone actually producing a copy of it, the "Ruger Letter" is not real
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LOL…. you said, "posable". Freudian slip?
Actually, I've enjoyed (more often than not) your posts that I've seen.
But… rule #1 in a political argument: FACTS DON'T MATTER!
Like, supposedly paying Russian hookers to pi$$ on a bed that Obama slept on while in Moscow.
Learn it, know it, live it… LYFAO over it!
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Both political parties suck canal water, I'm a registered unaffiliated voter…. which come to think about it makes ME more important than registered party drones, because unaffiliated voters are "the prize" and are today's "king makers"!
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Great minds think alike...Both political parties suck canal water, I'm a registered unaffiliated voter…. which come to think about it makes ME more important than registered party drones, because unaffiliated voters are "the prize" and are today's "king makers"!
and while I dissed on the Republican party the Democrats have gone full crazy these days. I'm hoping it will cost them, last I checked they are potentially losing both the house and the senate, and Biden isn't scoring any points for them getting the next presidency.. That said I still dont have much confidence in Oregon...
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Agreed both parties suck bubblegum. I *merely identity closer to one than the other. Libertarians really need to get a REALLY good candidate and IF the networks would have legit debates maybe there could be meaningful advancement in politics.
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If people are going to be jumping on other people for spelling errors in this thread, then I'll jump in here and FIFY...
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And I'm out...If people are going to be jumping on other people for spelling errors in this thread, then I'll jump in here and FIFY...
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The last legitimate Libertarian candidate was Dr. Ron Paul. The man is brilliant. But, he first ran for POTUS before his time (1988).
If Paul was the age now when he ran in 2008 (72 yoa), we would have a fighting chance. He's just too old (86 yoa) to run for POTUS now.
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Agreed 100% I'd still vote for his kid though for probably any political position. They are both pretty reasonable and honorable.
Anyway... We should probably jump back to the topic aye?
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May not be your type of music. But he's spot on with the condition that America is in and the corruption of politics. Left or right.
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There are also some scenarios were they win seats in both chambers and at this point I wouldn't put money on it going either way
I have a vague memory of a report on NPR somewhere around 2 or maybe 20 years ago about looking at polls after the election and trying to determine if polls from 'for profit' sources differed from nonprofit polls and if so in which direction. IIRC they differed in the direction of controversy and not ideology because controversy drove clicks.
I'll see if I can find it
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