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Our new source of comedy from Oklahoma :

PRO = Pro Deutschland and FREIHEIT (Freedom/Liberty) are basically softcore-Nazis.

No, they are the last democratic parties that care for the autochthonous population of Germany.

It's interesting that this Nazi has a red avatar.

I feel for him. There's no brown avatar available after all.

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Topic: "2008: John F. Kennedy, Jr runs for president."

I read somewhere that he said a while back before he was killed that "2008 was my year to run"

JFK JR 527 EVs
Republican Candidate 11 EVs

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The pathetic part is that Murkowski and Alexander were in the leadership in the first place.

It nicely illustrates what a fraud the Republican party is upon conservatives. Slowly, conservatives are starting to notice the fraud and demand real reform within the party.

Reality isn't really your thing, is it?

No, reality is my thing. As someone whom is conservative, I see the world as it is, and not as I would like it to be.

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Man it's so hard to be a white male in America.

Typical liberals. Racism is fine as long as it is directed against whites.

you've been blubbed.

How so?

It was Giovanni, not real officepark.

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Context needed

He was too liberal to be elected President, either then or now.

Why was he too liberal to be elected President, then or now? America was a much more Liberal country in the 1950s-1970s than it is now.

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Context:

How about a pentacostal pm?

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The Bible does not say to execute converts from Christianity.

Well, let's see what the Bible actually says about apostates...

Deuteronomy 13:6-9, King James Version (KJV)

 6 If thy brother, the son of thy mother, or thy son, or thy daughter, or the wife of thy bosom, or thy friend, which is as thine own soul, entice thee secretly, saying, Let us go and serve other gods, which thou hast not known, thou, nor thy fathers;

 7 Namely, of the gods of the people which are round about you, nigh unto thee, or far off from thee, from the one end of the earth even unto the other end of the earth;

 8 Thou shalt not consent unto him, nor hearken unto him; neither shall thine eye pity him, neither shalt thou spare, neither shalt thou conceal him:

 9 But thou shalt surely kill him; thine hand shall be first upon him to put him to death, and afterwards the hand of all the people.

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Guess who's talking!

Phil, the only good option.

Is that your response for everything?

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Near the bottom of my list of presidents for both foreign and domestic policy.

Don't like the blacks eh?

Oh please..Johnson was three times as racist at Nixon, Ford, Carter, or Reagan. He could Jefferson a run for his money.

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One isn't supposed to read all the thread's post before answering.

Oh, you disagree ? You'd better remember this next time you post there : https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=34903.0

Your comparison is so absurd I don't even know how to respond. I suppose it's like Hitler playing golf with Netanyahu.

Yeah, I don't think Hitler played golf

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Pretty pissed now---why didnt our soldiers give Osama the Mussolini treatment? Libya did. Good news He got what he deserved, maybe even less.

I find this kind of mentality pretty despicable.

Your a Qaddafi fan or no sense of humor then..Ask any Mechanic in the US what they think.

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Context (of course opebo is a context)

So are Gustaf and Kalwejt going to argue that Eliot Spitzer isn't a progressive or socially liberal?

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Kevin undercovers Gingrich victory strategy!

Remember they said this "unlikeable dysfunctional damaged goods asshole" "stood no chance".



Guess the Pubbies who said that in 1992 wrong in that assumption?



Lesson learned" Assuming your candidate is going to win because the other guy is flawed" has the karma to come back and bite you in the ass.

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President Bush and vice president Quayle were reelected in the 1992 US Presidential Election by a larger than expected margin. Said to be Reagan's last gift to the republican party and his former vice president, California was won again for the republican ticket in an upset. Bill Clinton and Al Gore, the losers in that election, each returned to their respective jobs they were already holding. Bill Clinton completed his term as governor of Arkansas and Al Gore returned to the united states senate.
In a surprising turn of events, the economy began to slowly, but consistentally improve during the second Bush administration. President Bush signed a small tax increase in 1993. He felt that there were no political consequences this time, seeing that he was in his second term. The tax increase, while relatively unpopular, it helped to improve the economy. President Bush proved to focus his second term on more domestic policy than foreign policy, as was promised in the 1992 campaign. The economy's improvement gave the White House and the American people a good feeling during Bush's second term.
The 1994 mid term elections brought some interesting results. This was an election that showed republican fatigue, but also republicans didn't suffer terribly, as the economy was improving. Republicans looked to have a shot at retaking control of congress for the first time since the 1950s. Throughout election night, there were early in the evening, some uninspiring results for republicans. Chuck Robb won as the polls closed and Harris Wofford held off Rick Santorum, both major projections and holds for the democrats. However, as the night went on, republicans began to pick up a few senate seats. Hope was still alive. When there were five races left, republicans needed all of them to control the senate. However, when Bob Carr upset Spencer Abraham, the republican, in the state of Michigan, the senate stayed with the democrats. However, for example, Bill Frist defeated Jim Sasser with 51 percent of the vote to 47 percent with the other 2 percent going to minor candidates. This was a major victory as were some other pick ups. However, democrats retained control of congress.
As Bush entered his final two years in office, the President found ways to work well with the democratic congress. It became big news when in 1996, Bush, working with the democratic congress, was finally able to balance a federal budget. This was the first time since the Kennedy/Johnson administrations that a federal budget was balanced. In the middle of 1996, President Bush brought former President Reagan back to the White House and presented him with the presidential medal of freedom.
When it came to politics of 1996, vice president Dan Quayle flirted with a run for the presidency, but in the end, he declined to run for the republican nomination. He may have done this, due to the fact that his long time colleague and friend, Richard Lugar decided to run for president. Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan, and other also ran. In the end, however, Richard Lugar beat Bob Dole and won the republican nomination for President. Lugar selected senator Connie Mack III of Florida as his running mate. This was considered a strong republican ticket.
On the democratic side, there would be a surprise. Bill Clinton announced his candidacy for another run for the presidency. Al Gore, in a surprising move, endorsed Clinton for the democratic nomination. Dick Gephardt also ran for the presidency. Jerry Brown, Bob Kerrey, and Tom Harkin also ran for the democratic nomination But, also, Michael Dukakis, the former Massachusetts governor and 1988 looser, announced again that he would run for president. In an upset, Dukakis defeated the wide field of candidates for the democratic nomination. He selected Bob Kerrey of Nebraska as his running mate. The Dukakis/Kerrey ticket was seen as a strong ticket for the democrats to nominate.

It was Dukakis/Kerrey vs Lugar/Mack III for the presidency in 1996. The polls went back and forth all campaign long, with the republican ticket leading by one percentage point in the final polls going into election day. Which ticket will prevail? Given another chance, will republicans take control of congress this time. It all remains to be seen in election night 1996, Dukakis vs Lugar coming up next.

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Obama's socialism is just as real as Wonkish1's intelligence.

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Obama's socialism is just as real as Wonkish1's intelligence.

LOL! Oh okay, buddy!

Thanks for proving my point once again

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We are in fact aware that there's a different historical, cultural, and economic situation, just in general, in Brazil to the one in the United States, right?

Very much so.

If we are going to look at every country politics with narrow glasses of American politics, like nothing else exists, then I suspect an typical European Social Democrat is, in fact, a baby-eating Khmer Rouge?

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Obama's socialism is just as real as Wonkish1's intelligence.

LOL! Oh okay, buddy!

Thanks for proving my point once again

Cute! Funny how I legitimately wonder about your intelligence enough to ponder whether you even picked up on the sarcasm.

You need to develop an ability to make sacrastic remark first. Then we'll talk, buddy.

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I think Wonkish should continue to post directly in this thread. Exclusively.

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This thread has been violated beyond any recognition.

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Leftists in general always seek compulsory unification of opinion. However, they fail to understand that leads to only the unanimity of the graveyard.

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Dale is easily the best contributor to this thread.

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Tomorrow, this thread will be filled.

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His first sentence was accurate, but not in the way he intended.

Worth of goldmining itself.

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Context:

At this point in 2008, wasn't everyone saying the same things about Romney and Clinton?