Barbara Comstock's NRA $

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Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH! You women beating up on another woman who has taken on a very difficult job has got to stop. Men don't behave this way about other candidates. This is not adult behavior. Your comments are infantile. Some of us were undecided before. After reading this childish display of picking, picking, picking for an election that is 13 months away, I am definitely voting for Comstock.

Apparently you haven't heard anything out of Trump's mouth, ever.

Apparently, you don't understand why many of us were pushed to vote for Trump. Hint: it has to do with the same sanctimonious, self-righteous liberals seen on this very thread. Pushed us right over the edge, and will likely do it again in future elections. The learning curve is steep with you people, isn't it?

You chose to vote for him. No one "pushed" you into it. Own your choice.
Also "many of us" (DC Urban moms) certainly did not vote for him. He got about 2 votes in DC.

Get out of your bubble. I'm in NoVA and *plenty* of reasonable people voted for him. And I absolutely own my choice. That doesn't mean that many of us weren't pushed into it by the attitudes of sanctimonious liberals such as yourself. You were just so sure he would lose the election, weren't you? Where did that get you?

Exactly pp's point. You chose to vote for Trump. Own it. Stop blaming your bad choices on other people.

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Take a little "personal responsibility".

Already said I "own" my choice. Can you people not read? And btw - a liberal preaching about "personal responsibility" is so very rich.

So stop acting like a whiny snowflake "those mean liberals made me vote for Trump." Can't you read? Bolded it above.

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Anonymous wrote:$1.5 is about what I'd call "average".

Maybe by McLean standards?

I can assure you that the home in what I thought was her neighborhood is NOT what I would call average in any sense of the word. Was it an estate? No, but it was the nicest house I have been to this in this area.

So, do you feel similarly about the homes of Democratic politicians? How about the Obamas' home(s)? Clintons? Any number of local Democrats? Or is it just when a Republican has a nice home, they're a target?

Its only an issue in this thread b/c Barbara's friend brought it up, claiming her home was "modest".

By McLean standards, it is. Why do you care so very much?

It really isn't. I care b/c Barbara's friend is trying to downplay her obvious wealth, and poor-mouthing is a pet peeve.

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Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH! You women beating up on another woman who has taken on a very difficult job has got to stop. Men don't behave this way about other candidates. This is not adult behavior. Your comments are infantile. Some of us were undecided before. After reading this childish display of picking, picking, picking for an election that is 13 months away, I am definitely voting for Comstock.

Apparently you haven't heard anything out of Trump's mouth, ever.

Apparently, you don't understand why many of us were pushed to vote for Trump. Hint: it has to do with the same sanctimonious, self-righteous liberals seen on this very thread. Pushed us right over the edge, and will likely do it again in future elections. The learning curve is steep with you people, isn't it?

You chose to vote for him. No one "pushed" you into it. Own your choice.
Also "many of us" (DC Urban moms) certainly did not vote for him. He got about 2 votes in DC.

Get out of your bubble. I'm in NoVA and *plenty* of reasonable people voted for him. And I absolutely own my choice. That doesn't mean that many of us weren't pushed into it by the attitudes of [b]sanctimonious liberals such as yourself.[/b] You were just so sure he would lose the election, weren't you? Where did that get you?

Exactly pp's point. You chose to vote for Trump. Own it. Stop blaming your bad choices on other people.

Ahahha, the SANCTIMONIOUS LIBERALS poster is back.

Kind of like the "NAZI! RACIST! MISOGYNIST!" posters? The difference is, "sanctimonious liberals" is actually accurate.

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I like this thread for no other reason than it provides an amazing illustration of just how little money the NRA gives to politicians.

She's the 2nd biggest recipient of NRA money, and the sum total of it wouldn't even buy a 10-year-old Subaru Outback.

That's awesome.

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Anonymous wrote:I like this thread for no other reason than it provides an amazing illustration of just how little money the NRA gives to politicians.

She's the 2nd biggest recipient of NRA money, and the sum total of it wouldn't even buy a 10-year-old Subaru Outback.

That's awesome. [/quote]


+ 1. And due to the liberal haters on this thread I'm voting for her even if it is a year off.

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Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH! You women beating up on another woman who has taken on a very difficult job has got to stop. Men don't behave this way about other candidates. This is not adult behavior. Your comments are infantile. Some of us were undecided before. After reading this childish display of picking, picking, picking for an election that is 13 months away, I am definitely voting for Comstock.

Apparently you haven't heard anything out of Trump's mouth, ever.

Apparently, you don't understand why many of us were pushed to vote for Trump. Hint: it has to do with the same sanctimonious, self-righteous liberals seen on this very thread. Pushed us right over the edge, and will likely do it again in future elections. The learning curve is steep with you people, isn't it?

You chose to vote for him. No one "pushed" you into it. Own your choice.
Also "many of us" (DC Urban moms) certainly did not vote for him. He got about 2 votes in DC.

Get out of your bubble. I'm in NoVA and *plenty* of reasonable people voted for him. And I absolutely own my choice. That doesn't mean that many of us weren't pushed into it by the attitudes of [b]sanctimonious liberals such as yourself.[/b] You were just so sure he would lose the election, weren't you? Where did that get you?

Exactly pp's point. You chose to vote for Trump. Own it. Stop blaming your bad choices on other people.

Ahahha, the SANCTIMONIOUS LIBERALS poster is back.

Kind of like the "NAZI! RACIST! MISOGYNIST!" posters? The difference is, "sanctimonious liberals" is actually accurate.

Ahahahaha you said it again. Did you go to the same college as DeVos? Or any college, for that matter?

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Anonymous wrote:ENOUGH! You women beating up on another woman who has taken on a very difficult job has got to stop. Men don't behave this way about other candidates. This is not adult behavior. Your comments are infantile. Some of us were undecided before. After reading this childish display of picking, picking, picking for an election that is 13 months away, I am definitely voting for Comstock.

Apparently you haven't heard anything out of Trump's mouth, ever.

Apparently, you don't understand why many of us were pushed to vote for Trump. Hint: it has to do with the same sanctimonious, self-righteous liberals seen on this very thread. Pushed us right over the edge, and will likely do it again in future elections. The learning curve is steep with you people, isn't it?

You chose to vote for him. No one "pushed" you into it. Own your choice.
Also "many of us" (DC Urban moms) certainly did not vote for him. He got about 2 votes in DC.

Get out of your bubble. I'm in NoVA and *plenty* of reasonable people voted for him. And I absolutely own my choice. That doesn't mean that many of us weren't pushed into it by the attitudes of [b]sanctimonious liberals such as yourself.[/b] You were just so sure he would lose the election, weren't you? Where did that get you?

Exactly pp's point. You chose to vote for Trump. Own it. Stop blaming your bad choices on other people.

Ahahha, the SANCTIMONIOUS LIBERALS poster is back.

Kind of like the "NAZI! RACIST! MISOGYNIST!" posters? The difference is, "sanctimonious liberals" is actually accurate.

Ahahahaha you said it again. Did you go to the same college as DeVos? Or any college, for that matter?

That's your retort?

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Anonymous wrote:I like this thread for no other reason than it provides an amazing illustration of just how little money the NRA gives to politicians.

She's the 2nd biggest recipient of NRA money, and the sum total of it wouldn't even buy a 10-year-old Subaru Outback.

That's awesome.

Right?!?!?!


I always thought the NRA gave like millions of dollars to politicians. As in, EACH politician, got millions!

Now I find out the MOST they hand out won't even pay for a 20-guest wedding?!?!?! Hahahahaha!!!

There's no all-powerful gun lobby! Hell, the ABA and AMA give 50x what the NRA does!

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Anonymous wrote:I like this thread for no other reason than it provides an amazing illustration of just how little money the NRA gives to politicians.

She's the 2nd biggest recipient of NRA money, and the sum total of it wouldn't even buy a 10-year-old Subaru Outback.

That's awesome.

Right?!?!?!


I always thought the NRA gave like millions of dollars to politicians. As in, EACH politician, got millions!

Now I find out the MOST they hand out won't even pay for a 20-guest wedding?!?!?! Hahahahaha!!!

There's no all-powerful gun lobby! Hell, the ABA and AMA give 50x what the NRA does!

The thread posters address that it's actually a lot more. See pages 2 and 3.


And for those of you laughing about how the NRA is so powerful- think about how little money it takes to bribe barb. Bribing barb is easy. It's actually even more disgusting how little it takes for her to vote for the NRA.

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That just tells me she's voting her conscience instead of being bought.

Good for her. She's. Great American. I think I'll donate to her.

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The NRA doesn't have to give direct donations to wield power. They can run ads as an outside group and they can help to recruit candidates to run against you if you cross them.

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I support the NRA and candidates that the NRA endorses. So if she's ok with the NRA, I don't need to know anything else about her. I'm a single issue voter.

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Anonymous wrote: support the NRA and candidates that the NRA endorses. So if she's ok with the NRA, I don't need to know anything else about her. I'm a single issue voter.

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+1. Did you see that one of the Texas heroes, Willeford, is a member of the NRA and worked as a NRA instructor. A lot of people don't bother to learn the good that the NRA does.

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Anonymous wrote: support the NRA and candidates that the NRA endorses. So if she's ok with the NRA, I don't need to know anything else about her. I'm a single issue voter.

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+1. Did you see that one of the Texas heroes, Willeford, is a member of the NRA and worked as a NRA instructor. A lot of people don't bother to learn the good that the NRA does.

Willeford did some good. The NRA hasn't. They've obstructed common sense gun laws every step of the way. One of Trump's first actions was to eliminate Obama era regulations limiting gun access for the mentally ill.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/trump-signs-bill-revoking-obama-era-gun-checks-people-mental-n727221

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Anonymous wrote: support the NRA and candidates that the NRA endorses. So if she's ok with the NRA, I don't need to know anything else about her. I'm a single issue voter.

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+1. Did you see that one of the Texas heroes, Willeford, is a member of the NRA and worked as a NRA instructor. A lot of people don't bother to learn the good that the NRA does.

If the NRA stuck to its original mission of safety and education no one would have a problem with them.