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To: TXBlair
Excellent, FRiend.   And God Bless Texas.

I'm having a lot of fun posting photoshopped stuff on FR and I have many more planned. 

I'm working on one right now that's going to make people at the victory over the GOPe.   It's a disaster theme.

Pretty soon I'm going to submit a video for people who want to learn the basics of photoshopping.   I figure we will need such political artwork to fight Bernie and Hillary.

My first FR attack on Bernie was this one.  Bernie's Youth Brigade.

One of the things I like about Cruz is his bravery.  And as the Romans used to say, Fortune Favors the Brave.  


217 posted on 02/18/2016 8:03:17 PM PST by poconopundit (When the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government. Franklin, Const. Conv.)
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To: poconopundit

Great Cruz photoshop! That’s the kind of stuff I want to see more of around here...stuff that reminds us that ANY of the Republican candidiates would be better for our country than “Clanders” (maybe they can team up on one ticket in the general election). I don’t have Photoshop on my computer, and have never used it before, but I often think of things I’d like to see some FReeper create and post. A photoshop how-to would be super!

Thanks for your post and the link to your Sanders Youth thread. Now not only do I need to check out “To Live,” but you’ve also put me in the mood to go back and reread “The Good Earth.” I read it in high school and was fascinated by the account of the lives of these Chinese farmers. Now I need to go back and see if there were any political themes that I simply missed as a teenager.

Have a great Friday!!


229 posted on 02/19/2016 3:25:30 AM PST by TXBlair (We will not forget Benghazi.)
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