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Powered Descent posted:How the hell does anyone listen to country music jfc Hey there is a lot of very good country that's not played on the radio. The garbage they play on the radio is absolute poo poo though.
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lamentable dustman posted:It's the easiest thing to shootdown, just ask what party did the dixiecrats end up in Most stayed in the Democratic party. And the democrats kept right on controlling the south. GOP took over mostly in the 90s, after many of the racist dems finally croaked.
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Why is Christie loving shadowing Trump in everything like a little minion now?
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Perfect.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:This guy on CNN trying to lecture a black man on racial history is loving disgusting. why's bernie sanders on cnn
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trapped mouse posted:That being said, a loss in Massachusetts hurts him pretty badly. I do kind of love that MA is "next to" Bernie's home state and yet somehow not next to Hillary's.
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And much like Damar, it`s partly Christie`s fault.
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Nanomashoes posted:Why is Christie loving shadowing Trump in everything like a little minion now? Because he's term limited out of his position as governor, doesn't want to be in the Senate, and got hosed by the party out of a chance at president. All he has to gain is an AG nod, and he has nothing to lose.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:This guy on CNN trying to lecture a black man on racial history is loving disgusting. I saw the whole exchange, and honestly if he cold cocked Jeffrey Lord I would not blame him in the slightest. gently caress him. It's 2016, no one in America should be defending the KKK.
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Trump would close the wormhole and make the Dominion pay for it.
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Jerusalem posted:Holy poo poo this CNN argument. Lol
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babypolis posted:wait what happened in cnn i was watching the other networks Two of the panelists were having an argument that started out saying that Trump should have had the same level of vitriol when condemning the KKK as he did for the other terrorist organizations, and then descended into an insistence on labeling the groups left-wing or right-wing while simultaneously claiming it was only Democrats who divided the country by insisting on acknowledging racial discrimination instead of pretending it doesn't exist.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune is reporting that MN repub results are holding at 37/28/21 Rubio/Cruz/Trump with 53% of precincts in via Twitter from somebody or other. Not reflected in the national tallies yet.
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Maddow posted:Chris Christie looked like he was hurting and needed help. 
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Bip Roberts posted:Trump would close the wormhole and make the Dominion pay for it. Ayyy lol
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KKK loves communists amirite
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Xenophanes posted:Minneapolis Star Tribune is reporting that MN repub results are holding at 37/28/21 Rubio/Cruz/Trump with 53% of precincts in via Twitter from somebody or other. Not reflected in the national tallies yet. Minnesota nice stumps trump
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Boosted_C5 posted:CNN deserves credit for allowing this conversation to play out. That was actually awesome and a good surprise.
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Bip Roberts posted:Trump would close the wormhole and make the Dominion pay for it. I feel like a nerd for laughing at this
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Joementum posted:I do kind of love that MA is "next to" Bernie's home state and yet somehow not next to Hillary's. Massachusetts is part of filthy New England, while New York is part of the filthy Tri-State Area. Yes I know Connecticut is part of both but I think this is mostly what people mean by that
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So trump ended up announcing nothing at his big rambly press conference right?
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Jerusalem posted:Two of the panelists were having an argument that started out saying that Trump should have had the same level of vitriol when condemning the KKK as he did for the other terrorist organizations, and then descended into an insistence on labeling the groups left-wing or right-wing while simultaneously claiming it was only Democrats who divided the country by insisting on acknowledging racial discrimination instead of pretending it doesn't exist. ?????
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If you are #FeelingtheBern while simultaneously managing life with a mental illness, please take care of yourself this year! I am not a healthcare professional, but I live with bipolar disorder. IMO, one of the best ways to take care of yourself is to listen non-judgmentally to me, right now. So without further ado, I would like to share a cautionary tale as I avoid Super Tuesday media coverage. I lost my sht during the 2000 election. I did not know it at the time, but it was my first manic episode. I did not rest until Gore stood down after the supreme court’s decision, and when that happened I was absolutely flattened…. inpatient-psych-ward-level flattened. Years later that heartbreak had shaped my life in countless ways. When I learned about Bernie’s campaign, I immediately saw the danger it posed to my mental health and how hard it would be to stick with my RULES. Managing bipolar (and probably any mental illness) requires rules, and that generally sucks. My list of rules is depressingly long and depressing… *sleep right, don’t drink, take awful meds; and somewhere relatively close to the top are the post-election 2000 limitations on inspiration, idealism, and hope… don’t indulge if you can help it and be on guard if you can’t. So, the 2016 primary has been pretty frightening to me, and really difficult at times. I am on constant guard – especially on high emotion nights like this one. So I use other rules, like do not stew and don’t fixate on comments sections and sublimate your angst and you’re not an undercover agent/journalist. But the rules have not been entirely successful this year. I’d say I’ve been teetering on the edge since mid-January or so. Maintaining perspective when dealing with crushing defeats or soaring victories is a really great skill to cultivate. Even though I have been bracing for pain this year, some of my rules provide a decent amount of protection from unnecessary mental health risks. I hope others will share personal strategies and stories for healthy election-night behaviors in the comments below.
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So what's up in Minnesota? Is Rubio gonna win that frozen wasteland? If so.... 
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Just got back from Colorado dem caucus in Alamosa, WHAT HAVE I MISSED?
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Ghetto Prince posted:Ok, what the gently caress is happening ? BI NOW GAY LATER posted:This guy on CNN trying to lecture a black man on racial history is loving disgusting. Yeah basically you had Van Jones trying to make an absolutely correct argument that Trump "otherizes" groups of people and invokes the scary racist feelings in voters. He was also upset that Trump is really ARGH TERRORISTS! but as soon as he was asked about the KKK he was just like "who?" Then the white dude trolled him, defended Trump's otherization and defended the KKK as not a terrorist organization. Also, he claimed the KKK were Democrats (half true) and Progressives (not true). It was honest to god the most  argument I've seen in a long time.
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gently caress YOU MINNESOTA!!!!! YOU BETTER NOT LET RUBIO WIN A loving STATE!!!!!
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Joementum posted:I do kind of love that MA is "next to" Bernie's home state and yet somehow not next to Hillary's. One of them shares a TV market, and one doesn't.
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Okay what are the next States coming up aren't a lot of them Winner take all?
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Logikv9 posted:Yeah basically you had Van Jones trying to make an absolutely correct argument that Trump "otherizes" groups of people and invokes the scary racist feelings in voters. He was also upset that Trump is really ARGH TERRORISTS! but as soon as he was asked about the KKK he was just like "who?" SE Cupp of all people was who fired the shot of otherizing.
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