Votto
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- Oct 31, 2012
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It is no more.
Harry Reid now disavows everything he stood for back then.
Very telling.
Both parties are an embarrassment right now.
The lunatics have taken over the asylum, from both ends.
And we're seeing what that looks like: Increased violence, increased hatred, increased insanity, increased talk of "civil war".
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Really? When has the GOP embraced violence or advocated it like Maxine Waters telling her followers to chase Trump supporters out of restaurants? When have the embraced racism or advocated it as Maxine Waters embraces racists like Louis Farrakhan?
Now when I ask this, I'm not talking about the small segment of lunatic supporters, there is no getting people on either side like that, I'm talking about the RNC.
The RNC? Who knows.
But you would deny/diminish/avoid/ignore every example I gave you of Trump himself feeding into it. So I have no reason to bother.
I know. Your side is innocent, your side does nothing wrong, it's all the other side, blah, blah, blah.
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Is it wrong for Trump to stand up to the caravan?
Is it wrong for Trump to stand up to race baiting in the DNC when all they do is talk about race as they accuse him of racism?
Is it wrong for the GOP to finally stand up to the media who for decades or longer have been in bed with the DNC?
Now I may take issue with the way he has done it. I would never have said that the media is the enemy of the people, but it was high time to call out media like CNN who were secretly giving Hillary the debate questions before the debate.
No, the issue is the GOP finally has someone that stands up to the Left, and now they are going crazy.
This point should be driven home with Harry Reid saying what he said with a completely different reaction to it, but apparently that missed you.
And yes, politics is divisive. That is what politics is all about. What makes me nervous is when both parties agree.
That is the time to run for cover.