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True

Trouble is - When not ingested in moderation....

Nutmeg's toxic! :sick: :sick: :sick:

I've reached my tolerance threshold...no longer find the nonsense amusing.

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Yet Walker's one of the 'moderates'. :eek:

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I got almost exactly the same results even with changing the slider of some of the importance factors.

Maybe thats a better post to avoid internet censorship, who knows. Whats a "non post" other than something someone simply just doesn't not like?

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I deleted your post #1023 because all it contained was a full stop. During that time you edited in your results...therefore a re-instated the post.

In future if you have a problem with moderation please take it to PM as per our Site Rules. Thanks.

Edit: I see you have edited said post again. Please stop as I'm getting a little tired of your games.

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I did that quiz thingy and got:

Bernie Sanders- 97%

Hillary Clinton- 83%

Martin O'Malley (who is he?) - 75%

Chris Christie- 52%

Rand Paul 30%

Jeb Bush 28%

Trump 17%

Ben Carson 17%

Walker 17%

Cruz 8%


I did the Canadian one too, and it was shorter and issues totally different. Liberal and NDP came in with a tie at 95%, Green 93%, Communist (had no idea we had this party...lol 89%, Libertarian 55%, Conservative 50%.

(Conservative, Liberal, NDP, Green, and Bloc Quebecois are the only parties with seats generally.)

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There is a bizarre conspiracy theory amongst the right-wing that public colleges and universities are brain-washing students with left-wing ideology. That's why so many of them send their kids to private universities that are openly conservative. Even the Christian colleges seem to be pretty much just ramming home the Republican talking points under the guise of it being "Christian values".

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Is it all going tits up for Hillary again? Far too early to say, but the coronation isn't looking the forgone conclusion is once was...

Hillary Clinton campaign hit by setbacks as Sanders surges in New Hampshire | US news | The Guardian

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Bernie has a union................

Bernie Sanders secures first endorsement from national trade union | US news | The Guardian

Dan Roberts who wrote the article seems to be confused as to why women might not automatically vote for another woman, as if they wouldn't look at a candidates platform.

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Calm down matey, i'd be more concerned about this kind of goings on ...

http://www.newsweek.com/are-british-...-hatred-254835

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British schools is what every American I have spoken to thinks is the priority topic in the Presidential race. They were disappointed that the question was not asked by Megan. It is what led to Donald's tweets about her.

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I read the article top to bottom; it is a very well written, and balanced article. Long and interesting. Worth the read.

Not sure it is that relevant to 2016 elections in the US, though.

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Well this is awkward... now which 70+ white guy with a mouth that gets him in trouble to support?

Joe Biden election decision nears as supporters see surge in momentum | US news | The Guardian

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Biden is so "accident prone" he would be a gift to the Republicans if nominated.

This really shows you the relative weakness of the Democrats. absent Hillary and were email woes, they really don't have electable candidates.

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It's strange that what is considered a "gaffe" if Biden says it would be eloquent rhetoric if a Republican said it.

Hillary has never been a great candidate, having ridden Bill's coat tails for so long she just happens to be the assumed choice.