A blast from the past.

[Boris Norris]

This is what the white evangelical republicans voted for.

 

[mark francis]

This is what the white evangelical republicans voted for.

This is what non-Christians voted for:

 

[Boris Norris]

This is what non-Christians voted for:

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The point is nothing has changed. Post all your silly pics but history proves it.

 

[Phoenix68]

This is what the white evangelical republicans voted for.

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I'm still waiting for Joe Scarborough to apologize to Max Blumenthal!!
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October 7, 2009

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[mark francis]

The point is nothing has changed. Post all your silly pics but history proves it.

When you say nothing has changed, are you talking about American acceptance of socialism, communism, racism, and perversion?

 

[mark francis]

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I'm still waiting for Joe Scarborough to apologize to Max Blumenthal!!
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October 7, 2009

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Maybe Richard Blumenthal should apologize to American Vietnam vets for stealing their valor.

 

[Phoenix68]

Maybe Richard Blumenthal should apologize to American Vietnam vets for stealing their valor.

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Republican Gomorrah
September 16, 2009
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[Phoenix68]

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July 19, 2007
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[Boris Norris]

When you say nothing has changed, are you talking about American acceptance of socialism, communism, racism, and perversion?

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No. I'm saying you white evangelical are racist pigs and would still lynch people if you could.

 

[mark francis]

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July 19, 2007
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Leftists tend to protest just wars for bad reasons, especially if there is any danger they may be called up to fight in one themselves.

 

[mark francis]

No. I'm saying you white evangelical are racist pigs and would still lynch people if you could.

Racist liars and bigots continue to spread hatred and lie, which is dastardly of them.

 

[Phoenix68]

Leftists tend to protest just wars for bad reasons, especially if there is any danger they may be called up to fight in one themselves.

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"Born at the earliest fringe of the baby boom, Mr. Bush was pressed during his years at Yale, 1964 to 1968, to take sides in the great battles then unfolding over politics, civil rights, drugs and music. Mostly he was a noncombatant in those upheavals, but when forced to choose, he ultimately retreated to the values and ideals established by his parents' generation, and to their accepted methods of rebelling.

In short, while some students took to the barricades, Mr. Bush took to the bar."

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[mark francis]

This is what the white evangelical republicans voted for.