hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Some of that awesome foreign policy stuff

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly urged Hamas negotiators to reject concessions during ceasefire talks & to refuse a hostage deal in part because he believed pressure against Israel by the Biden-Harris Admin gave him the upper hand in the negotiations.https://t.co/IpcZJKDDlk pic.twitter.com/bIB04Qmi4R

— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) October 21, 2024

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Hokie, you're between a rock and a hard place this election, huh??

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not really, Israel has proven they can take care of themselves if they ignore progressives in the US.

Really thinking about voting for Harris just to punish the Republican Party for putting forth looney tunes candidates the last 3 elections.

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Or… are you just showing your true colors…

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I've been very consistent in that I do not like Trump, nor do I think conservative philosophy has been represented in the last three presidential elections.

Maybe 4 years of Harris will break the fever and we'll get non lunatic members of the Republican Party willing to do the work of legislating in lieu of throwing bombs and being interviewed daily in the press. Got to get back t serious people running the country.

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Some of that awesome foreign policy stuff

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly urged Hamas negotiators to reject concessions during ceasefire talks & to refuse a hostage deal in part because he believed pressure against Israel by the Biden-Harris Admin gave him the upper hand in the negotiations.https://t.co/IpcZJKDDlk pic.twitter.com/bIB04Qmi4R

— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) October 21, 2024

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Hokie, you're between a rock and a hard place this election, huh??

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not really, Israel has proven they can take care of themselves if they ignore progressives in the US.

Really thinking about voting for Harris just to punish the Republican Party for putting forth looney tunes candidates the last 3 elections.

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Or… are you just showing your true colors…

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I've been very consistent in that I do not like Trump, nor do I think conservative philosophy has been represented in the last three presidential elections.

Maybe 4 years of Harris will break the fever and we'll get non lunatic members of the Republican Party willing to do the work of legislating in lieu of throwing bombs and being interviewed daily in the press. Got to get back t serious people running the country.

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Pretty stupid logic, but, hey, somebody wants attention, right????

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Some of that awesome foreign policy stuff

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly urged Hamas negotiators to reject concessions during ceasefire talks & to refuse a hostage deal in part because he believed pressure against Israel by the Biden-Harris Admin gave him the upper hand in the negotiations.https://t.co/IpcZJKDDlk pic.twitter.com/bIB04Qmi4R

— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) October 21, 2024

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Hokie, you're between a rock and a hard place this election, huh??

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not really, Israel has proven they can take care of themselves if they ignore progressives in the US.

Really thinking about voting for Harris just to punish the Republican Party for putting forth looney tunes candidates the last 3 elections.

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Or… are you just showing your true colors…

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I've been very consistent in that I do not like Trump, nor do I think conservative philosophy has been represented in the last three presidential elections.

Maybe 4 years of Harris will break the fever and we'll get non lunatic members of the Republican Party willing to do the work of legislating in lieu of throwing bombs and being interviewed daily in the press. Got to get back t serious people running the country.

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Pretty stupid logic, but, hey, somebody wants attention, right????

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I'm answering the questions posed to me, and I stated my opinion. How is that wanting attention?

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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packgrad said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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caryking said:

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hokiewolf said:

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Some of that awesome foreign policy stuff

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly urged Hamas negotiators to reject concessions during ceasefire talks & to refuse a hostage deal in part because he believed pressure against Israel by the Biden-Harris Admin gave him the upper hand in the negotiations.https://t.co/IpcZJKDDlk pic.twitter.com/bIB04Qmi4R

— Jerry Dunleavy IV 🇺🇸 (@JerryDunleavy) October 21, 2024

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Hokie, you're between a rock and a hard place this election, huh??

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not really, Israel has proven they can take care of themselves if they ignore progressives in the US.

Really thinking about voting for Harris just to punish the Republican Party for putting forth looney tunes candidates the last 3 elections.

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Or… are you just showing your true colors…

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I've been very consistent in that I do not like Trump, nor do I think conservative philosophy has been represented in the last three presidential elections.

Maybe 4 years of Harris will break the fever and we'll get non lunatic members of the Republican Party willing to do the work of legislating in lieu of throwing bombs and being interviewed daily in the press. Got to get back t serious people running the country.

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Pretty stupid logic, but, hey, somebody wants attention, right????

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I'm answering the questions posed to me, and I stated my opinion. How is that wanting attention?

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Because it's bull***** You have a history. It's obvious. But hey, civ liked your post, and he even believes you!! Haha.

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Man, I'm so old I remember when democrats hated the Chaney's with a passion. What changed?

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Civ thinks she's great now.

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Same with McCain and Romney. Remember the nasty and hateful things our liberal friends would say about them? Again, what changed?

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Yeah right. Nice try.

McCain and Romney have long been (or were in the case of McCain) two of the most sensible, moderate politicians on the Hill that participate most readily in bipartisan legislation. Romney was the only Pub that had the courage to vote to convict Trump in his impeachment trial.

McCain was even rumored to be talking to John Kerry about a split presidential ticket (a hypothetical ticket that was extremely popular in polling, BTW)

But to whatever extent you're still confused, it takes courage to not bend the knee to a wannabe autocrat that has the party ensnared in a cult of personality.

McCain, Romney, Cheney, and other select Pubs display that courage and deference to country.

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they painted Romney as a dog killing racist in 2012. Ridiculous

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Bas2020 said:

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51 former US intelligence officials directly lied to the American people 4 years ago about the origins of the Hunter Biden lap top .

I'm sorry , but you are a freaking idiot if you believe what any former swamp creature says .. especially two weeks before an election .

A second thought , why aren't those 51 men being prosecuted for lying ?????

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Man, I'm so old I remember when democrats hated the Chaney's with a passion. What changed?

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It's perfectly obvious what changed.

Liz Chaney literally sacrificed her career to not kiss the ring of a propsective president she found ethically deplorable.

That sort of self-sacrifice is admirable and in short supply in life, much less in politics.

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Civilized said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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TheStorm said:

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Gulfstream4 said:

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Man, I'm so old I remember when democrats hated the Chaney's with a passion. What changed?

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Civ thinks she's great now.

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Same with McCain and Romney. Remember the nasty and hateful things our liberal friends would say about them? Again, what changed?

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Yeah right. Nice try.

McCain and Romney have long been (or were in the case of McCain) two of the most sensible, moderate politicians on the Hill that participate most readily in bipartisan legislation. Romney was the only Pub that had the courage to vote to convict Trump in his impeachment trial.

McCain was even rumored to be talking to John Kerry about a split presidential ticket (a hypothetical ticket that was extremely popular in polling, BTW)

But to whatever extent you're still confused, it takes courage to not bend the knee to a wannabe autocrat that has the party ensnared in a cult of personality.

McCain, Romney, Cheney, and other select Pubs display that courage and deference to country.

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CoachCase said:

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Is not it interesting that these government officials that worked under and/or appointed by Trump that are now opposing him - were also fired/dismissed by Trump?!? Only makes sense that an employee who is fired by their boss - whether warranted or not - typically does not like that boss and/or has negative things to say. It is human nature.

Granted, Trump did not fire Pence but it became obvious that their relationship late became strained. Liz Cheney? Obviously a disconnect there.

Remember one of the criticisms against Biden/Harris is that they have not fired anyone! Yet, Biden's party did eventually fire him! Good bosses will make difficult decisions at times for the better of the company. Sometimes that means firing a employee. Is not Trump a successful businessman?

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