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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

I’ll ask it again: where has the collective GOP demonstrated that they’re open minded and tolerant voters.

Do you mean when has the collective GOP made DEI their rallying cry, every minute of every day? When has the GOP constantly focused on "identity" issues, to include putting people neatly in their little boxes based on race, gender, sexuality, etc? When has the GOP favored people who consider themselves "victims"? Answer: they haven't, and I hope they never do. Instead, they elect people based on their skills and not their identity, something which is clearly a foreign concept to Democrats.

You still didn’t answer the question.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

I’ll ask it again: where has the collective GOP demonstrated that they’re open minded and tolerant voters.

Do you mean when has the collective GOP made DEI their rallying cry, every minute of every day? When has the GOP constantly focused on "identity" issues, to include putting people neatly in their little boxes based on race, gender, sexuality, etc? When has the GOP favored people who consider themselves "victims"? Answer: they haven't, and I hope they never do. Instead, they elect people based on their skills and not their identity, something which is clearly a foreign concept to Democrats.

George Santos says hi.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

I’ll ask it again: where has the collective GOP demonstrated that they’re open minded and tolerant voters.

Do you mean when has the collective GOP made DEI their rallying cry, every minute of every day? When has the GOP constantly focused on "identity" issues, to include putting people neatly in their little boxes based on race, gender, sexuality, etc? When has the GOP favored people who consider themselves "victims"? Answer: they haven't, and I hope they never do. Instead, they elect people based on their skills and not their identity, something which is clearly a foreign concept to Democrats.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

It is so bizarre that you keep insisting the GOP wouldn't vote for a woman or a minority. And yet, Nikki Haley, an Indian-American woman, was elected governor of red SC. Do continue underestimating her (and the GOP) though.

In 2010. You may or may not have noticed, but your party went from less openly racist to proudly racist since then.

And Roe says hi. I’d stop overestimating your crap party (that is going to nominate a criminal).

Your "Roe says hi" shtick on every thread is tiresome and stupid. I guess I'll start saying, "the border says hi."

Roe is going to be way more important than the Fox manufactured border crisis.

Oh, my. I guess these are all "Fox manufactured" news sources? How pathetically funny.

A shift in smuggling routes has brought an influx of migrants here from countries as diverse as Senegal, Bangladesh and China, prompting the Border Patrol to seek help from other federal agencies and drawing scrutiny to an issue critical in next year’s presidential elections.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2023/12/10/lukeville-arizona-border-crossing-closed/f25b8002-971b-11ee-9d5c-d462c9032daa_story.html

Democratic and Republican leaders in Arizona have blasted the Biden administration’s handling of the border crisis, a rare moment of bipartisan accord in a bitterly divided battleground state where immigration is a top issue for voters.

Migrant crossings along the southern border have risen to record highs under President Biden, posing a potential political vulnerability. The pace of crossings had slipped in September and October, but it is now on the rise again. The Border Patrol encountered more than 10,000 people on Dec. 5 along the southern border, among the highest daily numbers of such apprehensions.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/10/us/immigration-southern-border-arizona-mexico-biden.html

Arizona's governor on Friday ordered the state's National Guard to the border with Mexico to help federal officials manage an influx of migrants.

Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs said she issued the executive order because “the federal government is refusing to do its job to secure our border and keep our communities safe.”
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/arizonas-governor-is-sending-the-states-national-guard-to-the-border-to-help-with-a-migrant-influx/ar-AA1lzL5T

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

I’ll ask it again: where has the collective GOP demonstrated that they’re open minded and tolerant voters.

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Anonymous wrote:She might be MAGA but MAGA probably won’t like her since she is a brown woman.

Brown?

We don’t talk about brown-ness ( said like the Bruno song)

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

You didn’t answer the question.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

There are not that many Republican voters.

And the Trump voters are certainly racists and intolerant. I see that clearly in my family. Only the hillbillies are Trump supporters.

What do you mean not that many Republican voters? Trump got 74 million votes in 2020. They are definitely not mostly "hillbillies"(that's YOUR derogatory term).

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

It is so bizarre that you keep insisting the GOP wouldn't vote for a woman or a minority. And yet, Nikki Haley, an Indian-American woman, was elected governor of red SC. Do continue underestimating her (and the GOP) though.

In 2010. You may or may not have noticed, but your party went from less openly racist to proudly racist since then.

And Roe says hi. I’d stop overestimating your crap party (that is going to nominate a criminal).

Your "Roe says hi" shtick on every thread is tiresome and stupid. I guess I'll start saying, "the border says hi."

Roe is going to be way more important than the Fox manufactured border crisis.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

There are not that many Republican voters.

And the Trump voters are certainly racists and intolerant. I see that clearly in my family. Only the hillbillies are Trump supporters.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

It is so bizarre that you keep insisting the GOP wouldn't vote for a woman or a minority. And yet, Nikki Haley, an Indian-American woman, was elected governor of red SC. Do continue underestimating her (and the GOP) though.

+1 i would vote for her.

I'm not a Republican and I'm not voting for Haley but I agree. Saying Haley isn't electable because of her ethnicity is the most backwards disgusting thing anyone could say.

Agreed. That kind of thing is spouted by LWNJs. Millions of Republicans would vote for Haley.
DP

+1 Absolutely. I hope she's the Republican candidate.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

It is so bizarre that you keep insisting the GOP wouldn't vote for a woman or a minority. And yet, Nikki Haley, an Indian-American woman, was elected governor of red SC. Do continue underestimating her (and the GOP) though.

+1 i would vote for her.

I'm not a Republican and I'm not voting for Haley but I agree. Saying Haley isn't electable because of her ethnicity is the most backwards disgusting thing anyone could say.

Agreed. That kind of thing is spouted by LWNJs. Millions of Republicans would vote for Haley.
DP

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

It is so bizarre that you keep insisting the GOP wouldn't vote for a woman or a minority. And yet, Nikki Haley, an Indian-American woman, was elected governor of red SC. Do continue underestimating her (and the GOP) though.

In 2010. You may or may not have noticed, but your party went from less openly racist to proudly racist since then.

And Roe says hi. I’d stop overestimating your crap party (that is going to nominate a criminal).

Your "Roe says hi" shtick on every thread is tiresome and stupid. I guess I'll start saying, "the border says hi."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.

+1
DCUM is certainly its own peculiar echo chamber.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel like she is our only chance. I don’t identify with any political party and tend to lean liberal. Like many, I know Trump is not mentally stable and a risk to democracy and I feel Biden is too fragile.
Nikki Haley seems like a good middle of the road choice and she has a background in government.
Any thoughts? MAGA crazies need not reply.

none. no one will vote for an Indian.

You are delusional. Good grief.
NP

I’m curious where the GOP as a collective group has demonstrated to you that they are open minded and tolerant voters.

Just because many of you think that repeating it every day makes it true, 60+ million Republican voters are not racist, closed-minded and intolerant.