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at least he has a carry permit Thats pretty cool, but since all trump properties are gun free zones, is trump the only one allowed to be armed?
Son of a liberal: " What did you do in the War On Terror, Daddy?"
Liberal father: " I fought the Americans, along with all the other liberals."
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GOP primary voting in 2016 have seen there highest numbers on reord.
The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.
William Arthur Ward
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It's kinda like stepping in dog chit isn't it? 
Son of a liberal: " What did you do in the War On Terror, Daddy?"
Liberal father: " I fought the Americans, along with all the other liberals."
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hello mcfly..............
"many stayed home" =
republican voter apathy
they got registered
voted in the primarys
their guy didn't get the nom
then stayed home in nov
pouting about their guy not being the one
repub voter apathy........................ Fewer vote in primaries than vote in the general election. So it's not usually about getting primary voters back out to vote, it's about getting the folks who didn't vote in the primary to bother leaving home to vote in the general. In 2012 in New Hampshire, for instance, there were roughly 250,000 voters in the Republican primary and 60,000 voters in the Democrat primary. Compared to the general election in which 330,000 Republican votes cast and about 370,000 Democrats. Republicans didn't get enough non-primary voters out to win. again..... republican voter apathy....... and this also shows what I said before democrat voters turn out like flies attracted to chit for the national election to keep that free way of life going.
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at least he has a carry permit Thats pretty cool, but since all trump properties are gun free zones, is trump the only one allowed to be armed? if you was surrounded by 10,000 liberal aholes on your property wouldn't you wanta be the one with the gun 
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if you was surrounded by 10,000 liberal aholes on your property
wouldn't you wanta be the one with the gun Is that how many he helped elect?
Son of a liberal: " What did you do in the War On Terror, Daddy?"
Liberal father: " I fought the Americans, along with all the other liberals."
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GOP primary voting in 2016 have seen there highest numbers on reord. cause of trump the last 8yrs has pizzed off white working America and we want "cool and the gang" gone
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at least he has a carry permit Thats pretty cool, but since all trump properties are gun free zones, is trump the only one allowed to be armed? -------- What NY businesses aren't gun free zones?
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if you was surrounded by 10,000 liberal aholes on your property
wouldn't you wanta be the one with the gun Is that how many he helped elect? could be don't care dude says he has changed his mindset you mad cause bush dropped out or what might wanta see that he also donated to many repubs over the yrs called being a special interest donater give a politician money no matter what party then you might some pull that is favaorable to you down the line don't play naïve..............
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What NY businesses aren't gun free zones? If New York is communist, why does trump elect communists? ![[Linked Image]](http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e98/watch4bear/12743746_10103644848062155_5385592514313510232_n_zpstnidthik.jpg)
Son of a liberal: " What did you do in the War On Terror, Daddy?"
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gotta go feed my dogs
later
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If he picks a strict Constitutionalist as a VP running mate, I will vote for his VP. Otherwise, I am staying home, drinking and praying for my country. Bad wrong answer Yeah, I already know everyone's gonna hate on me for saying it. I have spent my entire life holding my nose and voting against the other guy. I'm done with that, the GOP can no longer take my vote for granted. I've been a lifelong Republican but I may go out and register as a Libertarian, depending on how this election plays out. There's a lot to like there. https://www.lp.org/platformThe big-government "Conservatives" here won't like the notion of not waving our military dick in everyone's face. The nanny-state Social "Conservatives" here won't like the notion of getting the .gov nose out of everyone's ass. I voted Libertarian last cycle and it was the first time in my life I actually felt like I'd voted my conscience. It was a great feeling. I will not vote for Donald [bleep] Trump. Are you f'ing kidding me?! The guy is a buffoon and an utter chameleon. All he's done is toss the right firebombs to get people riled up. I also will not vote for Hillary Clinton. So, Libertarian it will be again. I am lucky in the sense that there's no way in hell Oregon goes either Cruz or Trump, so my vote is a luxury. You are to stupid to know enough not to post or talk politics here after voting for Obama... TFF priceless ! Its constantly amazing how folks can continue to not at all understand the big picture. I'm amazed any of these folks are married, after all you end up learning how to bend really well to stay married... and thats what you have to do here likely... learn to bend, just to keep the ship afloat (barely) If not, then vote what makes you feel good and thanks for screwing us in the process with either of the D candiates.... Its not like voting libertarian has a chance in hell at this point this year...
We can keep Larry Root and all his idiotic blabber and user names on here, but we can't get Ralph back..... Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, over....
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If not, then vote what makes you feel good and thanks for screwing us in the process with either of the D candiates.... The difference is that I think there are 3 Democrats in the race.
"Hey jackass, get your government off my freedom."
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Yep, and Trump may be the most dangerous of the three. If Clinton or Sanders gets elected, the Republicans in Congress will need to keep up their usual charade of resistance that may at least slow a new Democrat POTUS down. If Trump wins it will be huge, bipartisan deal time and the Republicans in Congress will play follow the leader.
I guarantee that conservatives will not like President's Trump's deals with Congress.
I'm better when I move.
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How would voting for Trump stop the Democrats? In truth, a fact. Same/same, lose/lose. Brought to you proudly by idiots.
We may know the time Ben Carson lied, but does anyone know the time Hillary Clinton told the truth?
Immersing oneself in progressive lieberalism is no different than bathing in the sewage of Hell.
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the same 4-5 million that sat on their azzes and didn't vote for Romney in 2012 but voted for McCain in 2008
Not exactly. Even though there were 4 million new Republican voters registered between 2004 and 2008, many stayed home. Liberals are always losers for the Republican party. 62.3 in 2008. 60.4 in 2004 hello mcfly.............. "many stayed home" = republican voter apathy they got registered voted in the primarys their guy didn't get the nom then stayed home in nov pouting about their guy not being the one repub voter apathy........................ No. Apathy suggests they didn't care. Not voting was their way of caring, and they'll do it again if a liberal is the nominee.
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haven't all these primaries and caucuses had record breaking turnouts?
doesn't sound like there is much apathy now
have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues, can you bend them guitar strings
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Highest GOP primary turnouts on record.
Hell...in Iowa, it was the highest GOP voter count ever for the top 1-3. Each of the top 3 candidates received record breaking numbers.
Dem counts way down. Will further drop come November.
Who could blame them?
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How would voting for Trump stop the Democrats? Regardless of what he does, Trump is not part of the Democratic party. He would not be part of their lock-step agenda. Imperfect perhaps, but far better than Hillary or Bernie. I'm more concerned about those who would refuse to vote for any Republican besides their chosen candidate. They seem to care more about how they feel about their vote than about what happens to the country. All politicians are a bunch of narcissistic egotists, but there's still a big difference between the Republicans and the Democrats, especially if you care about the Second Amendment.
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It would actually be rather simple to have Mexico pay for a great deal of the costs for building the wall, if both Houses don't shut it down. Ding, ding! We have a winner. You have to think about it in terms of why wouldn't they help build it? Gets a lot clearer. Clue me in then. I see not a chance in hades' MX pays for the wall....any of it. Direct all foreign aid earmarked for Mexico to the wall. They will have no choice. $971 million per year, if memory serves.
Broncos are officially the worst team in the nation this year.
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