Opinion of wolfsblood07

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

So, no health care for anyone!

Health care for everyone that wants it and can pay for it.  No coverage for pre-existing conditions, that's not how insurance works.  No single payer public option.  You want it, go out and buy it in the free market.
If a person is is in the military, or is a disabled veteran, then of course full coverage.

I think Trump is probably right about this.  It is well known that there has been systematic voter fraud in Democratic strongholds going back to the 19th century; the big city machines in New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, etc.  Wherever organized crime or "community organizers" have a heavy presence.  Or, millions of illegal aliens.  Trump may be stirring up a hornets nest on this one, but if he wants to drain the swamp...

The registry will help us find terrorists.  And it will dissuade terrorists from coming here.  Too bad it wasn't started in the 90s.

Obvious HP.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

[Devout Centrist]

Seriously, us Arizona posters need to do a meetup.

The Good (Scarlet), the Bad, (Wolfsblood), and the Ugly (Devout Centrist)

[SATW]

Not a fan, voted HP. We've butt heads constantly but I will say I think his presence here is a positive in terms of ideology diversity, but that's about it.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Ann Coulter has been advocating for this for years, and I am not sure she's joking.  Honestly I would probably vote to repeal it.  Think about it pragmatically.  If the country would be better off with conservative values, and women (especially young single women) vote for the opposite, then it would be logical to repeal their right to vote.  I would let them run for office, so that Michele Bachmann and others could serve.

This would be a fun poll if the choices were not phrased in such a sarcastic way.  None of the 3 choices appeal to me because of the snarky added reasoning on them.
Actually I am not a Trump supporter, I am a conservative who does not believe Trump can win the nomination.  But I would happily vote for him over Clinton or Sanders, hypothetically.
I did not support Duke when he ran in 1992, but I thought a lot of what he said made sense.  And if he were running today I would like him more than I like Clinton or Sanders, that's for sure.  Duke was once in the KKK, but so were some of your guys so don't throw that in our face.  Duke was nowhere near the goofball that Sanders is!

[Green Line]

Great poster

[Virginiá]

I have a unique kind of appreciation for people like wolfsblood. See, when I feel myself getting too optimistic about the world, I can just pull up one of his posts to remind myself that no, the world is indeed still filled with terrible people who would gladly sell out their fellow citizens if it meant that they get what they want.

[Fuzzy Bear]

FF

[NeverAgain]

Shouldn't be classified as human, tbh.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

FF

Would you also vote to repeal the 19th Amendment? Not that it would be surprising in the least if you did.

[Santander]

Courageous

[Devout Centrist]

Courageous

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Lol

[Dr. Arch]

I have a unique kind of appreciation for people like wolfsblood. See, when I feel myself getting too optimistic about the world, I can just pull up one of his posts to remind myself that no, the world is indeed still filled with terrible people who would gladly sell out their fellow citizens if it meant that they get what they want.

[publicunofficial]

I called Wolfsblood a racist in a reply to one of his first posts. He has done nothing to prove me wrong since then, and in fact I may have been understating it.

[Middle-aged Europe]

He's obviously a moron. And I don't mean that as insult, but as a fact.