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Sure thing, Spartacus – why is the Left so wont to slime potential voters?

It is never good for a manufacturer or retailer to mock or denigrate their buyers.  Making sport of your customers (or potential customers) is not exactly a primary way to enlarge your bottom line.  When you tell them “you suck and your beliefs suck, too”, you’ve generally just told them “I no longer need your …

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Stephanie Kifowit Illinois Democrat

Illinois Democrat Rep. Wishes Death On Republican and His Family

Democrats have been heaping hatred and wishing death on political opponents and their families for years. One of my ‘fans’ once wished for me get front row seats to the debut of the next Batman Movie shortly after the theater shooting in Aurora. Nice people. Until recently there was an unwritten agreement among the unhinged …

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gender vs sex

So Trump is going to reverse Obama’s re-definition of what gender is?

Hey, it was the Progressives that decided that gender had nothing to do with the chromosomes you had and only depended on the thoughts in your head and went ahead and decided to redefine our common language (AHgain!) in support of their agenda in wiping out all traditional values and view points.  Now, wait for …

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Deficit – What Deficit?

The party that is bringing civility ( see here, here, here, here, here, here (sigh) here, here, a big one right here,…) ran on the idea that the New Hampshire Republican House and Senate was leaving New Hampshire with a deficit, a presumption only “slightly” less dishonest than the notion that Democrats are civil, or half as …

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The new civility

Between Saturday’s rally and the big Concord gun show at the Everett arena, I got to spend time with more than 2,000 nice people – mothers, fathers, little ones, oldies but goodies, friends and neighbors.  We talked about common interests – guns, our families, the lovely change in the weather and getting our gardens going; …

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