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3) Benghazi - specifically the handling/aftermath 4) At the risk of sounding misogynistic, vindictiveness, much more so than her husband. I personally believe she has orchestrated the use of certain “governmental agencies” as payback/targeting opponents. You realize we can go on for days with these two??

Out of likes but fantastic post. And FYI, I am the son of a SBC minister so I know well of what you speak.

Most deal with honesty thereof (I know, so uncommon in Washington): 1) Whitewater 2) Email/server washing

What deeds of Trump would you consider flawed or down right disgusting?

I would say those points have been made on a regular and consistent basis on this board. In fact, I would say, with no reservation, that one of the two has been bashed much more frequently than the other. And it ain’t Trump. And I’m not criticizing those who have done so nor their convictions in so doing. Nor am I saying that much of it wasn’t well deserved...

The former was a train wreck in Austin and widely considered to be Mack’s worst hire. The latter has been a miracle worker. But by all accounts, Manny was widely liked. Glad he has turned it around and found success in South Beach.

The rest of the board does plenty of that. Even though the election was over a year ago. I provide a service to this board by making it fair and balanced. You know, like Fox News

Here’s something a little more recent from another conservative writer. But don’t let facts get in the way of the narrative... [Hidden Content]

Not a fan

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What about the RINO in the White House?

I think you are confusing exit polls with the pre-election polls. The exit polls told us the reverse and likely reasons why it happened.

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Yup

I don’t disagree and also didn’t find the results surprising. The exit poll numbers were the most revealing to me. But also don’t disagree with the “it’s too early to declare it a trend.”

And there were multiple GOP candidates I would have been fine with, and even voted for one in the primaries. The thread title was more for effect than anything personal. In fact, I hope the President doesn’t set in motion an overreaction across the mean, which I fear he is capable of doing. Although I like to provide some “balance” to this board (including attempting to stir some of you up), I fully appreciate the importance of the GOP (and more importantly the conservatives) in terms of the fiscal future of this country. At least if they practice what they preach...

Why would I be offended? Just posting some interesting data that if you look beyond the mere election results, proves interesting but not surprising.

Or LSU getting a coach UT wants. It doesn’t matter if it’s true. It’s that THEY believe it. Only in the SEC baby!

In Texas it’s against the law to not report certain felonies and it’s against the law to not report abuse. Neither would apply to a victim though. It is also against the law to make a false report.

We may not always agree but I couldn’t agree more here

On a related matter, some states, including our own, have removed the statute of limitations on these types of offenses. So in this state, Judge Moore could be charged with this offense 40 years after it allegedly occurred. I believe most prosecutors wouldn’t go near such a case with a 10 foot pole but one could if they so chose, thanks to the infinite wisdom (and I say this with every bit of sarcasm I can muster) of our representatives in Austin.

I am with everyone (I think) on this board in condemning such conduct. And you make an excellent point - the accusations are basically pedophilia, which many think is incurable, and even the most optimistic believe it takes extensive therapy. I think we all believe victims should come forward and perpetrators punished. But after 4 decades, how can anyone defend themself other than to say i didn’t do it. And I am guessing there is no video/audio out there of Judge Moore bragging about groping teenage girls.

Northam actually gained ground in the upper middle class to wealthy, educated white voters who have become somewhat of a “swing vote” group in today’s politics while losing ground in the non-college graduate, white voting block. More indication that this election cycle may have followed the Trump Train. [Hidden Content]