[DangerZone]

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[Brookhaven]

But sizable majorities of GOP voters across all demographic categories agree that... government has become a special interest group of its own.

This is the money line from the article: "government has become a speical interest group of its own"

[familyop]

"...survey finds that 64% of Likely GOP Primary Voters" should refuse approval of politics by voting, unless a strong pro-American, anti-globalism candidate appears.

[reg45]

The difference between King George III and Barack 0bama is that King George had an excuse - he was insane.

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[Vendome]

Wait until you see the whites of their eyes...

[Major Matt Mason]

I think that the 64% of GOP voters has it right. Unfortunately, their own party is mostly part of the problem.

[Pollster1]

That’s going too far. The gap is the biggest since the (first) Civil War [or the War of Northern Aggression, for my southern neighbors]. Our government today is the enemy of free people. I hope and pray that the Obama Regime’s overreach, and the longer standing federal overreach, will be scaled back by the voters before we have to water the tree of liberty again.

[haroldeveryman]

Eighty-seven percent (87%) say the federal government has become a special interest group that looks out primarily for its own interests.

Like forcing the citizen class into a government health care plan that is different from their own?

[meadsjn]

Two-out-of-three GOP voters (67%) think big business and the government often work together in ways that hurt consumers and investors. Thirteen percent (13%) disagree. Twenty percent (20%) are not sure.

That is really, really bad news for the limp-wristed, nutless, gutless, RINO traitors.