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Demoiselle

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11. Do you really think the GOP actually believes anything it says?

Reply to PennsylvaniaMatt (Original post)

Wed Dec 12, 2012, 07:05 PM

Dec 2012

The Grand Old Party will try to push anything it thinks will sell to the mouth-breathers.
And, of course, the mouth-breathers will believe any kind of crap they hear about persons of color.
And ...well...I've spewed enough...

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Why Does The GOP Think President Obama Is More "Radical" Than Other Democrats? [View all] PennsylvaniaMatt Dec 2012 OP

if you remember back in the clinton days MrDiaz Dec 2012 #1

Because he won the presidency and isn't a republican arcane1 Dec 2012 #2

He is the President right now. Agnosticsherbet Dec 2012 #3

partly is just increasing hysteria, a 30+ year trend among republicans. oh, and he's black. unblock Dec 2012 #4

I'll show you why Scootaloo Dec 2012 #5

That made me think of this PennsylvaniaMatt Dec 2012 #7

republicans are (fill in the Blank) johnsolaris Dec 2012 #6

Three legged stool TheKentuckian Dec 2012 #8

yes racist for sure but i think there is more dembotoz Dec 2012 #9

it's a default label applied to any Democratic president by the right-wing media 0rganism Dec 2012 #10

Do you really think the GOP actually believes anything it says? Demoiselle Dec 2012 #11

The GOP does not "think" anything. They call PBO a liberal socialist so he can give them everything Vincardog Dec 2012 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author WhoIsNumberNone Dec 2012 #13

This comes from an economic theory that calls anything other than gollygee Dec 2012 #14