Wolfstrike
Gold Member
- Jan 12, 2012
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It's really scary how many "Republicans" work for the left-wing status quo of failure, and the attempted coup by the GOP leadership was an eye opener.
Rush Windball made big money by becoming a right-wing radio show host.
Now, there's a whole slew of people trying to make the big 33 million.
I hear people on the radio trashing Trump, saying he's not the best choice for America, then, I find out some of these people are from Canada. That's great! make money in our country, and trash it at the same time.
I hear these "conservative" hosts on the radio. All year long they talk about how the Republicans are better, then, when election time comes up every 4 years their show takes a turn.
1) They'll say "I normally vote Republican BUT...this election.."
2) They'll say they are voting Republican but their whole show is dedicated to negativity against Republicans.
What happens is, you blast a guy like O'Reilly in the house , which sounds like it's pro-conservative, but O'Reilly is talking about the meaningless negative topics, which subliminally tells your wife to go vote Democrat.
3) The third tactic is to key on the fact politicians are never popular. Saying they hate both Trump and Hillary to try to get people to vote third party and stop Trump's momentum.
Anyone that doesn't see a big red alert about Hillary placing a bunch of nut cases on the Supreme Court, never was republican.
Rush Windball made big money by becoming a right-wing radio show host.
Now, there's a whole slew of people trying to make the big 33 million.
I hear people on the radio trashing Trump, saying he's not the best choice for America, then, I find out some of these people are from Canada. That's great! make money in our country, and trash it at the same time.
I hear these "conservative" hosts on the radio. All year long they talk about how the Republicans are better, then, when election time comes up every 4 years their show takes a turn.
1) They'll say "I normally vote Republican BUT...this election.."
2) They'll say they are voting Republican but their whole show is dedicated to negativity against Republicans.
What happens is, you blast a guy like O'Reilly in the house , which sounds like it's pro-conservative, but O'Reilly is talking about the meaningless negative topics, which subliminally tells your wife to go vote Democrat.
3) The third tactic is to key on the fact politicians are never popular. Saying they hate both Trump and Hillary to try to get people to vote third party and stop Trump's momentum.
Anyone that doesn't see a big red alert about Hillary placing a bunch of nut cases on the Supreme Court, never was republican.
