2016 Election
#2641
Re: 2016 Election
Well, there's always Santorum and Huckabee.
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News allowed a columnist to blow up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News allowed a columnist to blow up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
#2642
Re: 2016 Election
Well, there's always Santorum and Huckabee.
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News blew up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News blew up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
#2643
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Re: 2016 Election
Well, there's always Santorum and Huckabee.
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News allowed a columnist to blow up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
But think about the so-called War on Women. Why would women stay in the Republican Party and vote for Republican candidates if the party was waging a war on women? It's the most stupid thing in the political scene, and even US News allowed a columnist to blow up the five myths about the "War" that the Democrats keep pushing. Five Myths About the So Called 'Republican War on Women' - US News
"From what I understand from doctors, that's really rare. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Todd Akin on MSNBC: A "number of people" on my staff were "conceived by rape."
Edit: I was right to be sceptical about the claimed polling on abortion in the article Flavius linked to (which is over 3 years old, btw!). According to Gallup, currently 51% think abortion should be legal under certain circumstances and a further 29% legal under all circumstances. Only 19% think abortion should be illegal under all circumstances:
http://www.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx
Last edited by Giantaxe; Dec 22nd 2015 at 7:41 pm.
#2644
Re: 2016 Election
And then you have Republican candidates saying stuff like this...
"From what I understand from doctors, that's really rare. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Todd Akin on MSNBC: A "number of people" on my staff were "conceived by rape."
"From what I understand from doctors, that's really rare. If it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down."
Todd Akin on MSNBC: A "number of people" on my staff were "conceived by rape."
#2645
Re: 2016 Election
Or they just don't think it applies to them. Of course the poors shouldn't get abortions as it just perpetuates the problem!
The same could be said of the poor white trash in the south who keep voting like turkeys for xmas. Oh no, "those people" who are on welfare are the problem, not us...
The same could be said of the poor white trash in the south who keep voting like turkeys for xmas. Oh no, "those people" who are on welfare are the problem, not us...
#2646
Re: 2016 Election
Or they just don't think it applies to them. Of course the poors shouldn't get abortions as it just perpetuates the problem!
The same could be said of the poor white trash in the south who keep voting like turkeys for xmas. Oh no, "those people" who are on welfare are the problem, not us...
The same could be said of the poor white trash in the south who keep voting like turkeys for xmas. Oh no, "those people" who are on welfare are the problem, not us...
The thing about poor white people, not just in the south, is that forever they felt they were the lowest of the low but at least they were better than black people. Then things like civil rights, social security, anti-discrimination laws, etc., came along and evened the playing field (just a little bit, but a little bit was way too much), it really upset the apple cart. After all, what good is your life if you don't have somebody to look down on?
#2647
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Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
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#2650
I have a comma problem
Joined: Feb 2009
Location: Fox Lake, IL (from Carrickfergus NI)
Posts: 49,598
Re: 2016 Election
They all need to move to Mexico, or at the very least Missouri. It's very difficult to look down on them when they're above us.
They get free room and board for 18 years. Who's being oppressed again?
They get free room and board for 18 years. Who's being oppressed again?
#2653
Re: 2016 Election
Not only are they looking down on us,
but they're bigger than us, too, and it's not just the Mercator projection.
but they're bigger than us, too, and it's not just the Mercator projection.
Last edited by FlaviusAetius; Dec 23rd 2015 at 12:23 am.