The public praise-fests for Trump

they praise trump because Putin is forcing them to do it


if they dont he will out their RNC emails that prove they are corrupt
 
Thing1 said:
Once I realized how dopey you idiots are, I clarified it in POST # 8. Not soon enough for you?

I think you realize how off you are on this. It's actually fun now.
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AGAIN - you could have just said I see how you guys thought that - but instead you basically or actually called us stupid for thinking public meant about the people. You couldn't admit public can mean something else and you still can't.

Good lord man, with one little sentence you could have had a thread about the topic instead you chose to dig your heels in on a petty, petty matter.

What is wrong with you?
 
Too bad I can't edit, yes, you did in fact the call us stupid or dopey for thinking public meant but he people....

How dare anyone think that.

Idiot
 
the republicans drool over trump because they have to to save their own asses

Putin has the dirt of the entire party on tape.


all the shit the republicans say to each other when they think no one else can hear


you know the stuff like the 47% remark Robmoney said
 
evince said:
the republicans drool over trump because they have to to save their own asses

Putin has the dirt of the entire party on tape.


all the shit the republicans say to each other when they think no one else can hear


you know the stuff like the 47% remark Robmoney said
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Provide proof of your claim.
 
Conservative anti-voter fraud fervor first arose around the same time as two turning points in American politics. The first was John F. Kennedy's narrow presidential win in 1960, which many Republicans attributed to voter fraud in Illinois and Texas. The second was the passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which, by banning discriminatory voting practices, stoked fear in some quarters about the rising power of black voters. During the run-up to the 1964 presidential election, the Republican National Committee launched Operation Eagle Eye, the nation's first large-scale anti-voter fraud campaign.*

As part of the program, the RNC recruited tens of thousands of volunteers to show up at polling places, mostly in inner cites, and challenge voters' eligibility using a host of tools and tactics, including cameras, two-way radios, and calls to Republican-friendly sheriffs. After this, anti-fraud campaigns became commonplace, but they could backfire, as the RNC learned in 1981. That year, the party hired a swashbuckling 29-year-old named John Kelly to organize "ballot security" for New Jersey's gubernatorial election. Kelly, who turned up in the state wearing cowboy boots and a 10-gallon hat, arranged to have hundreds of thousands of sample ballots mailed to voters in black and Latino neighborhoods. His team then compiled a list of people whose ballots were returned as undeliverable, and allegedly tried to have them struck from the rolls.*

This technique, known as caging, is controversial because it can purge eligible voters. In this case, an outdated address roster was used -- meaning that an unusually large share of the people on Kelly's list may have been wrongly targeted. Kelly and his associates also recruited squadrons of men -- many of them off-duty police officers -- to descend on black and Latino precincts around New Jersey on Election Day. Wearing National Ballot Security Task Force armbands, walkie-talkies, and in some cases guns, the men posted signs warning in large red letters that the areas were being patrolled. They then stationed themselves around polling places and allegedly tried to stop those whose names appeared on the caging list from voting.*

According to a Republican Party lawyer who was on the scene that day, before the polls closed, Kelly hightailed it out of the state in a Chevy Impala, armbands and signs stuffed in the trunk. When the Essex County prosecutor's office launched a statewide criminal investigation the following week, he was nowhere to be found. In the end, prosecutors didn't bring charges -- no would-be voters stepped forward to say they had been blocked from casting ballots -- but the Democratic National Committee filed a federal lawsuit accusing Kelly and the RNC of violating the Voting Rights Act.*

To settle the case, in 1982 the RNC signed a consent decree, agreeing to end all "ballot security" programs targeting minority precincts. Four years later, the RNC was caught caging minority voters in Louisiana, an effort that was intended to "keep the black vote down," according to an internal RNC memo. The DNC filed suit again, and a chastened RNC agreed to a modified decree requiring it to submit all plans for anti-voter fraud campaigns to the court for approval.


http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/10/politi...sia/index.html
 
evince said:
the republicans drool over trump because they have to to save their own asses

Putin has the dirt of the entire party on tape.


all the shit the republicans say to each other when they think no one else can hear


you know the stuff like the 47% remark Robmoney said
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Provide proof of your claim about the dirt Putin allegedly has.

You have failed to do so upon the first request, I shall grant you another before you, by your own standards, prove yourself a liar.
 
evince said:
they praise trump because Putin is forcing them to do it


if they dont he will out their RNC emails that prove they are corrupt
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Provide proof Putin forced them to do so and that he has their emails.

You have failed to do so upon the first request, I shall grant you another before you, by your own standards, prove yourself a liar.
 
Yaya said:
Provide proof Putin forced them to do so and that he has their emails.

You have failed to do so upon the first request, I shall grant you another before you, by your own standards, prove yourself a liar.
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it is known fact they have RNC emails idiot


they didnt OUT them

what DID they do with them?


they used them the way intel KgB assholes use in formation idiot


leverage
 
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