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SGT Christopher Clarke
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What I truly find interesting is that this article, one persons view of the Republican Party, isn't true for the Republican Party as a whole unfortunate as it is, he's the nominee. He doesn't speak for me and the millions of other Republicans that find him offensive.
Yet, the Democrats have put forth the wife of a President who committed outlandish decisions. Now, she is their standard? I can't imagine she speaks for the majority which is why Bernie pulled in so many votes.
So......we are in a spot of he lesser of the evils this November.
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Maj Marty Hogan
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Also one could argue they have reaped what they have sown. Apathy to the process and lack of really strong leadership within the party has resonated for years. Jealousy and petty arguments from career politics that wish the people to serve them instead of the other way around.
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TSgt Kenneth Ellis
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You wish. You sould look at you own party. You had a socialist that made headway in a primary that was always going to be Hillary. The fix was in and was just a dog and pony show for ther low information voters. Blm and illigals were front and center of her convention. And you have Obama saying aide for Louisiana flood victims should be given out by race. The Democratic party is about power and manipulating people.
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Col Rebecca Lorraine
Col Rebecca Lorraine
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I'm a centrist or left leaning Republican. I haven't voted for any Dems. If you look at the demographics, more Dems have college degrees than republicans. It has become extinct.
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SPC James Harsh
SPC James Harsh
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It's really not hard to get a college degree, especially at a 2-year college, and especially with a liberal core. Would that percentage include tradesman and small business owners that have no degree?
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