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CardinalBacker last won the day on June 20

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  1. I don’t agree with you. Most voters oppose the school voucher program here in Texas, but the local leadership of the Republican Party made sure that any candidate who opposed the vouchers got an opponent, and the local party leadership rallied around the candidate who supported vouchers… we’ve never seen local party leadership at sitting local rep like this area went after Dade Phelan last fall. The local party went as far as censuring him. How does that even happen? They’re out of control ideologues. They literally pick the most extreme candidate other because he/she most closely aligns with their own radical beliefs. To put it frankly, moderates don’t feel strongly enough about moderate stands on issues to devote their lives to fighting for the middle. Extremists do. Most of us here are more interested politically than 97% of the population. And we’re not interested enough to get involved locally. Those people who DO care enough to attend meetings, etc… are just mean, hateful people who devote their lives to fighting “the other guys,” whether they be of the the same party or not. And they’re the ones who pick the candidates we vote for. You seem level headed. Go down to your local Republican Party meeting and tell them how you feel… you’ll be a dirty RINO in minutes.
  2. The problem is that the most hardcore extremists are who populate the local party machines. The masses don’t pick the candidates that we vote on in the fall…. The whackjobs who actually vote in the primaries keep selecting the most extreme candidates on both sides of the aisle. Normal people don’t spend time on message boards engaging in political discourse… but with the exception of Reagan, I don’t sense the type of dedication from any of yall that would indicate a willingness to participate in the local party from either side. The truth is that most people don’t vote general elections. And only a fraction of that fraction also vote in the primaries where general elections candidates are chosen. The candidates are handpicked by the most fervent ideologues among us, and it shows by the way we keep getting dog crap candidates like Trump. And it was worse than that when the Ds circumvented their primary voters to pick VP Harris to run against Trump in 24. We need to wrestle control of the parties from the whackos or the American Experiment is over. Who am I kidding? It’s already over. We’re just waiting on the credits to roll.
  3. No, I assume he now knows and is doing everything in his power to make sure it remains secret to protect the guilty. Breaking news… he called the Wall Street Journal to kill the story. Details on drudge.
  4. No, I assume he now knows and is doing everything in his power to make sure it remains secret to protect the guilty. Breaking news… he called the Wall Street Journal to kill the story. Details on drudge.
  5. Are any of your friends in jail for sex trafficking? Because Trump’s friends are. Well… at least the one who’s still alive.
  6. From a 2002 article about Epstein that quoted Trump himself. “Epstein likes to tell people that he’s a loner, a man who’s never touched alcohol or drugs, and one whose nightlife is far from energetic. And yet if you talk to Donald Trump, a different Epstein emerges. “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy,” Trump booms from a speakerphone. “He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side. No doubt about it — Jeffrey enjoys his social life.” [Hidden Content] Isn’t ironic that Epstein’s buddy who mentioned Epstein’s love for young women 20 years ago is the same exact guy who’s telling us “there’s nothing to see here?”
  7. Headline should read “Man who vowed to release Epstein files berates idiots for believing there are Epstein files.” Sums it up nicely.
  8. Pedophiles gonna stick together. It’s comical to watch Trumps Faithful supporters try to excuse this 180 degree reversal on Epstein and releasing the info. My opinion is that the enough people whose names are on that list bought enough $TRUMP to make sure it never sees the light of day.
  9. I just think it’s comical that yall support the candidate that most closely aligns with your personal beliefs. I guess yall believe in the protecting pedophiles from being exposed. Not shocking since yall already overlooked philandering and sexual assaults. It’s the next logical step. “We don’t want them trans people in our schools! We must protect the kids!” Closely followed by: ”We don’t want those pedophiles exposed!! It could harm their reputations and chances of re-election!”
  10. Isn’t it crazy how it’s all a big witch hunt when someone sues Trump, (like “he’ll beat all of those judgments on appeal”) but Trump files more suits than anybody?
  11. AOC: “Wow. Who would have thought that electing a rapist would have complicated the release of the Epstein Files?”
  12. Raise your hand if this week you decided that Epstein had no list and unalived himself, but still think the deep state is covering up about Hunter’s laptop. Then smack yourself in the back of your head with your upraised hand. Really hard. Then repeat.
  13. I, like the Apostle Matthew, have recognized the error of my wicked ways and chosen to follow God. Y’all out here supporting pedos, knowingly.
  14. If you support Trump, you support pedophiles. Or at least support helping pedophiles remain free and anonymous. I guess he’s still the guy that most closely aligns with all of your personal views, right? Pedos.
  15. So…. Somewhere between sexually assaulting a woman (as Trump bragged about, and was subsequently proven to have done) and sexually assaulting a minor is where you draw your line?
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