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To: Jumper
People here don't like Republicans caving to Democrats, not being prepared to repeal and replace Obamacare with 7 plus years already to figure it out.
People also don't like progressives to some extent being in the GOP and how they only compromise to take the country further left.

We have been dealing with a party of puppies fighting an army of bulldogs and the spineless puppies don't even know when they are at war in politics.

How many times have we been told that if only we get more Republicans so much would be different? Then we get them and they want little change compared to the President.

So many have been lied to by Republicans for decades, I'm not twenty anymore and refuse to not complain as I spend most of my life watching bait and switch politics and globalization.

Asians killing off our oceans fish supply, nothing done.
Liberals causing starvation around the world by sending our crops to make bio-fuel...RETARDED.

Get walls up fast, because we feed ourselves and most of the world does not.

14 posted on 04/06/2017 9:05:09 AM PDT by A CA Guy (God Bless America, God Bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
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To: A CA Guy
Trump is not from the RNC and thus is fighting his own battle against the inherent interests of both parties. Trumps ability to move the Pubies is making his interests their interests, or at least tie his agenda to goverance in such a way that he gains votes.

Trump might just be able to creat legistative situations where voting to supporting your constitutients back home "trumps" voting party line. In this way, Trump can peel back the onion of DNC interests and make everything local, vice national.

41 posted on 04/06/2017 1:41:14 PM PDT by Jumper
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