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lvfritz
lvfritz
Dec 5, 2015
12:07am
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LOL, I've said it before and I'll say it again, if Kennedy were alive today, he'd be a Republican.
Boilerman
Boilerman
Dec 5, 2015
12:22am
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And Hillary would describe Kennedy's fiscal policy as "radical right wing".


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Originally posted by: lvfritz
LOL, I've said it before and I'll say it again, if Kennedy were alive today, he'd be a Republican.


jatki
jatki
Dec 5, 2015
1:03am
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What a politicians says should carry some value. What a politician does should carry great value. Why some folks place great value on how a politician says something is lost on me.




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Well he's about dry as dust and even less enthusiastic. And yea, his liberal views or should I say less than conservative views don't help him with the right at all.



Excellent point.
Tutontow
Tutontow
Dec 5, 2015
2:51am
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
And Hillary would describe Kennedy's fiscal policy as "radical right wing".


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Originally posted by: lvfritz
LOL, I've said it before and I'll say it again, if Kennedy were alive today, he'd be a Republican.


And Reagan would be too liberal for today's republicans.


Boilerman
Boilerman
Dec 5, 2015
6:19am
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Not a chance. JFK would be considered a radical "right winger".


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Originally posted by: Boilerman
And Hillary would describe Kennedy's fiscal policy as "radical right wing".


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Originally posted by: lvfritz
LOL, I've said it before and I'll say it again, if Kennedy were alive today, he'd be a Republican.


And Reagan would be too liberal for today's republicans.


snidely333
snidely333
Dec 5, 2015
11:46pm
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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Politically speaking, compromise = give the left what it wants. When was the last time the left compromised on anything? Did they compromise on Obamacare? Not one Republican vote, not one. Where's compromise from the left. Over 30 state governors do not want Syrian refugees given that they can't be vetted......did the left compromise? I don't think so.

Compromise is what the left wants when they can't muster the votes to get their way, pure and simple.


That's not the kind of compromise I'm talking about. I mean compromise withing the GOP between what the "ideal" GOP candidate is against what candidate is electable.

Trump is a good compromise. He's not a Huckabee worrying about the Bible and we will be judged. Let's fix the country.
Boilerman
Boilerman
Dec 6, 2015
12:20am
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While Huckabee won't win, will Snidely tell us which policies are influenced by Huckabee's belief in Christ? He's not calling for a "turning of the other cheek" after ISIS kills people, for example.


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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Politically speaking, compromise = give the left what it wants. When was the last time the left compromised on anything? Did they compromise on Obamacare? Not one Republican vote, not one. Where's compromise from the left. Over 30 state governors do not want Syrian refugees given that they can't be vetted......did the left compromise? I don't think so.

Compromise is what the left wants when they can't muster the votes to get their way, pure and simple.


That's not the kind of compromise I'm talking about. I mean compromise withing the GOP between what the "ideal" GOP candidate is against what candidate is electable.

Trump is a good compromise. He's not a Huckabee worrying about the Bible and we will be judged. Let's fix the country.


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