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To: HomerBohn

Everything wrong with America in the last 50 to 100 years can be attributed to mostly the democrats and their statist agenda.

They doubled-down with 0bama and this nation is on the verge of ruin.

Their statist agenda has failed us all and their story needs to be told over and over again so that we may not go back to those failures.

CGato


8 posted on 07/23/2016 2:04:41 PM PDT by Conservative Gato
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To: Conservative Gato

Good examples of Democrat management and leadership are Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and San Francisco. There are a host of other Democrat-ruined metro areas, but space will not permit the list.

Other examples of Democrat and liberal Republicrat leadership are the alphabet soup of bureaucrat laden agencies, a military that’s loaded with perversity and incompetence. Then there’s the supreme kort and the entire system of corrupted korts that are reeling out of control and moving away from the people and their Constitution at a most alarming rate.

The prime example is what the socialist Democrats are running for the nation’s top office(s): Clinton and Kaine. Both are dogs. Kaine has the worst history of leftist voting in the senate: 0.0! He hasn’t voted to uphold the Constitution once.

Yet we have these lousy RiNO senators who gushed over Hillary picking Kaine as her running mate. More like her running dog for the complete socialization of America.

Trump and Pence are the last gasping hope we have to regain control and pull this pitiful nation out of a Democrat and Republican bed of quicksand.


9 posted on 07/23/2016 2:18:04 PM PDT by HomerBohn (Liberals and Slinkys: Good for nothing but make you smile as you shove them down the stairs.)
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