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Cubey posted:nobody will say 'not enough experience' after obama alternatively, everyone might say that depending on how hard trump fucks the country
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i think we need to find someone raised by wolves who has never had or sent a single email in their life
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izagoof posted:poo poo, i'd vote for old bernie Punished Bernie
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GlyphGryph posted:I see at least one. i have one as well in that i thought she was a character from duck tales that cspam made a running joke out of instead of an actual human being not the best start
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zegermans posted:I feel like this election might be her Michelle Obama moment where she's finally 100% with this poo poo. i believe that was a long time ago when the government openly laughed at her for daring to be female and wanting to run anything at all all idealism was crushed mercilessly in a single day and now we have hillary bot 5000
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Concerned Citizen posted:from an election perspective - and one thing that brought me unending agony from hfa - i think the biggest messaging issue is that democrats do not tend to talk about the big issues. republicans are easy to figure out - every single position links back to the fundamental ideology of small government and freedom. everything drills back to "government is the reason you haven't succeeded. republicans will bring our economy back." should we tax more? no, less government. should we regulate wall street? no, less government. democrats, by contrast, tend to talk about individual issues as if they existed in a vacuum - raise the minimum wage, protect the environment. in effect, republicans routinely make big arguments and democrats talk about small arguments. and while the public often agrees with democrats on those small arguments, the gop wins the war. the problem is that everything often doesn't have the same answer, but Republicans love to frame it as "if you just do the things we want everything will be better" even though that has never ever happened every singe time they've taken power.
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a favorite tactic is to point at some nonsense regulation, like pillows or whatever, then use that to justify removing regulations preventing businesses from loving people over
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Well What Now posted:gonna be a pedant and point out that this has only really been true since the 1980s your pedant point is noted and accepted
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