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To: algore
An obvious development is the taking over of cultural institutions by the Left, and the appeal to emotion because their case is not logical.

Another is the rise in importance of women voters.

2 posted on 01/16/2022 3:54:06 AM PST by marktwain (Amazing people can read a persons entire personality and character from one photograph.)
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To: marktwain

“An obvious development is the taking over of cultural institutions by the Left, and the appeal to emotion because their case is not logical. Another is the rise in importance of women voters.”

Bingo. On both counts.


15 posted on 01/16/2022 11:30:25 AM PST by SharpRightTurn (Election Fraud Deniers--Won't follow the science, won't follow the law.)
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To: marktwain

“An obvious development is the taking over of cultural institutions by the Left”

As planned by the Fabians over 100 years ago. And morphed into the Frankfurt School “Long March Through The Institutions.”

Mission accomplished. We have 2 generations of idiots with no critical reasoning skills.

“I feel, therefore it IS.”

Now it’s, “Lived Experience.”.


16 posted on 01/16/2022 2:13:26 PM PST by Basket_of_Deplorables (Convention Of States is our only hope now! Desantis 2024!!!)
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To: marktwain

I think you have it reversed. It was the large and increasing number of women in positions of authority which drove the takeover of institutions by the Left.

A higher percentage of women, and a much higher percentage of unmarried women, identify as Democrats.


20 posted on 01/16/2022 6:26:13 PM PST by SauronOfMordor (A Leftist can't enjoy life unless they are controlling, hurting, or destroying others)
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