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To: lodi90
Levin is back on the Hooverism thing because of a speech that Trump gave.

Levin has to pick his top two or three key issues that motivate him, and then decide what else he will defer. Only a purist will demand it all or nothing.

I would have thought Levin's top issues would be the Supreme Court nominations, fighting terrorism, illegal immigration, and detangling all the over-regulating that's killing small businesses.

When he goes off on each show as if something else is now his show-stopper issue (tonight it's Hooverism), he loses perspective of what's at stake.

We have to win first, and then we can work down the tree of issues. But focus on the top few first, and decide if Trump is on your side of those few issues.

-PJ

136 posted on 08/19/2016 3:51:08 PM PDT by Political Junkie Too (If you are the Posterity of We the People, then you are a Natural Born Citizen.From Foxnews, May 31,)
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To: Political Junkie Too

When did the constitutional lawyer become an expert on trade? I guess since he is a legend in his mind, he knows everything. With such a big ego, he must be a real piece of work to interact with.


137 posted on 08/19/2016 4:05:48 PM PDT by stratboy
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To: Political Junkie Too

Levin is back on the Hooverism thing because of a speech that Trump gave.


Levin needs to look in the mirror and ask himself one question: What have I done to help defeat Hillary Clinton?
The answer is obviously nothing.

Levin and the rest of the tantruming never Trumpers have no moral high ground to lecture us from. They are irrelevent and bystanders to history.


139 posted on 08/19/2016 4:30:10 PM PDT by lodi90 (Clear choice for Conservatives now: TRUMP or lose)
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