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  • Private memo lays out how the GOP would deal with Trump as its nominee

    12/02/2015 11:46:25 AM PST · by springwater13 · 44 replies
    Donald Trump has become such a force in the Republican Party that the official overseeing next year’s Senate races has proposed a delicate strategy for GOP candidates: tap into Trumpism without mimicking Trump. In a seven-page, confidential memo that imagines Trump as the party’s nominee, the head of the National Republican Senatorial Committee urges candidates to adopt many of Trump’s tactics, issues and approaches — right down to adjusting the way they dress and how they use Twitter. In the memo on the “Trump phenomenon,” NRSC executive director Ward Baker said Republicans should embrace his tough talk about China and...
  • The Tolerance Myth

    05/10/2005 6:50:30 AM PDT · by spongebobcornerpocket · 49 replies · 592+ views
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    Tolerance is an important issue, one that liberals spend hours discussing. However, the lack of tolerance that I see lies not on the conservative side, but within the liberal camp. Although a simple examination of the labels would cause one to think that conservatives are resistant to change and thus display an intolerant attitude, a closer examination of the ebb and flow of modern political debate reveals a much different picture. It is in fact liberals today who attempt to suppress and demean any viewpoint that is different from their own. Case point: George W. Bush - obviously liberals have...