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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A party that has won the popular vote just once since 1988 lead by a con man who can't anything straight is not exactly a party in good health. The GOP base is just the "poorly educated" and the rich. Minorities, educated men and women, millennials aren't with the GOP. The conman is driving the party into a corner from which it can't easily get out.

How long can this charade continue? A majority of Americans want universal healthcare, a majority of Americans want to give legal status to dreamers, a majority of Americans don't approve the conman's job. The con man is embroiled in a dozen cases and he is not gonna cheat his way out of everything. It simply boils down to you can fool some people (his cult) all the time but he can't fool  all the people all the time. And sooner or later just enough of his cult will wake up to his con(which many already did in 2018 as can be seen by the 9% win by dems and gop wipeout), then watch the bottom fall out and the crazy con man whimper out as the worst president ever mumbling about election fraud and that he won but the swamp got him. Sad![/quote]

A majority of Americans want universal healthcare -[b] Until they find out how much it costs.  Then, not so much[/b].

a majority of Americans want to give legal status to dreamers - [b]Seems the Democrats aren't interested in this.  They have had their chance and turned it down. [/b]

The con man is embroiled in a dozen cases -[b] Let's wait and see if you are still claiming this after the IG report on the FISA warrants.  [/b]

Your post comes across as full of desperation. [/quote]

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