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Anonymous wrote:

Well I guess that explains why there are no girls around to discuss anymore.

? women make up 58% of college students

They are not hanging at the Maga frat.... Not hot.

Anonymous wrote:

Well I guess that explains why there are no girls around to discuss anymore.

? women make up 58% of college students

My neighbors are Trump supporters and we are friendly but don’t talk politics. We will continue to invite them over. We are Americans at the end of the day and I refuse to participate in divisiveness. They had Trump signs and we had Hillary signs. We know each other’s politics and nobody has ever gloated at the other side’s loss. Again, Americans above all else.

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Anonymous wrote:

lol, frats have changed or you just made this up. In my days we talked sports, girls, booze, and sometimes classes. No way are 90 frat guys displaying their political affiliation during this kids weekend trip. I’m going with made up or at least highly exaggerated. And my days included 2016, so I really doubt politics is the hot topic in a frat house.

you are very disconnected with the youth today, culture is now downstream to politics

counter culture is now conservatism, liberalism is seen as a rot and being politically correct is seen as an unnessary annoyance.

Well I guess that explains why there are no girls around to discuss anymore.

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lol, frats have changed or you just made this up. In my days we talked sports, girls, booze, and sometimes classes. No way are 90 frat guys displaying their political affiliation during this kids weekend trip. I’m going with made up or at least highly exaggerated. And my days included 2016, so I really doubt politics is the hot topic in a frat house.

you are very disconnected with the youth today, culture is now downstream to politics

counter culture is now conservatism, liberalism is seen as a rot and being politically correct is seen as an unnessary annoyance.

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Anonymous wrote:I live in one of the bluest counties in the nation. There are almost no Trump signs except for in the windows of a few elderly people (ie. too old to care if they are ostracized.) No one really talks politics because everyone assumes everyone is a Democrat.
My 4th grader goes to a parochial school and said everyone's mom is voting for Trump except one kid. Why they are discussing this , I don't know.

Along the same lines - my DS attends college at a university in the midwest. A couple of weeks ago, he visited high school friends at a very liberal California university. He stayed with them at their fraternity house and said that, of the 90 something guys in the frat, only four had publically said they are voting for Harris. All the rest are enthusiastically voting for Trump. Maybe it's a safety in numbers kind of thing.

lol, frats have changed or you just made this up. In my days we talked sports, girls, booze, and sometimes classes. No way are 90 frat guys displaying their political affiliation during this kids weekend trip. I’m going with made up or at least highly exaggerated. And my days included 2016, so I really doubt politics is the hot topic in a frat house.

Anonymous wrote:I live in one of the bluest counties in the nation. There are almost no Trump signs except for in the windows of a few elderly people (ie. too old to care if they are ostracized.) No one really talks politics because everyone assumes everyone is a Democrat.
My 4th grader goes to a parochial school and said everyone's mom is voting for Trump except one kid. Why they are discussing this , I don't know.

Along the same lines - my DS attends college at a university in the midwest. A couple of weeks ago, he visited high school friends at a very liberal California university. He stayed with them at their fraternity house and said that, of the 90 something guys in the frat, only four had publically said they are voting for Harris. All the rest are enthusiastically voting for Trump. Maybe it's a safety in numbers kind of thing.

I live in one of the bluest counties in the nation. There are almost no Trump signs except for in the windows of a few elderly people (ie. too old to care if they are ostracized.) No one really talks politics because everyone assumes everyone is a Democrat.
My 4th grader goes to a parochial school and said everyone's mom is voting for Trump except one kid. Why they are discussing this , I don't know.

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Anonymous wrote:I live in Arlington and saw a lot of Trump signs go up on a few main roads, but not in peoples' yards. I also saw a lot of Trump/Cao/Van Meter signs over in the 7-corners area apartments where there is a large Vietnamese and El Salvadorean community.

Why would they support their own deportation?

Idk how that community votes, but I imagine the campaigners figured Cao might attract the Vietnamese community.

I'm Filipino/white with many immigrant aunts and uncles. Most of them are Ds who don't want a dictator like Duterte, but a few Rs who are staunch conservative Catholics against abortion. All of them have lived here since the 60s or 70s.

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Anonymous wrote:I live in Arlington and saw a lot of Trump signs go up on a few main roads, but not in peoples' yards. I also saw a lot of Trump/Cao/Van Meter signs over in the 7-corners area apartments where there is a large Vietnamese and El Salvadorean community.

Why would they support their own deportation?

That's nothing new my friend. I took a course in political economy many manh years ago and our Professor was explaining to us why some people vote the way they do. Some of the case studies we looked at left many of us perplexed because the voters were clearly voting against their own interests and not only they knew it but they were okay with it. But here was the think many didn't think said policies would affect them individually. It's weird.

It’s mixed where I live. I do kind of wonder about the trump supporters who put up signs. I will be friendly with them, but they will never be close friends

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Sorry, troll. Trump supporters are the unhinged lunatics. My husband is a patriot who served his country and is loyal to the constitution, not some draft-dodging, POW insulting, dumba$ss who salutes a North Korean general and is embarrassed by wounded warriors.

biggest threat to our democracy is post-menopausal suburban white women

lol. Nice for Granny to get to be the hero this election!

Anonymous wrote:I live in Arlington and saw a lot of Trump signs go up on a few main roads, but not in peoples' yards. I also saw a lot of Trump/Cao/Van Meter signs over in the 7-corners area apartments where there is a large Vietnamese and El Salvadorean community.

Why would they support their own deportation?

I live in Arlington and saw a lot of Trump signs go up on a few main roads, but not in peoples' yards. I also saw a lot of Trump/Cao/Van Meter signs over in the 7-corners area apartments where there is a large Vietnamese and El Salvadorean community.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Sorry, troll. Trump supporters are the unhinged lunatics. My husband is a patriot who served his country and is loyal to the constitution, not some draft-dodging, POW insulting, dumba$ss who salutes a North Korean general and is embarrassed by wounded warriors.

biggest threat to our democracy is post-menopausal suburban white women

Why are you so afraid of women? Because they see right through your BS? Or are you just insecure and fragile?