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JuliefromOhio

JuliefromOhio

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according to wingers, Barack Obama is capable of destroying the GOP. seriously, is the Republican party that weak? why would they think that? LOL

Obama’s Greatest Triumph

He is six months away from destroying both the Republican Party and Reagan’s legacy.

By Daniel Henninger

Barack Obama will retire a happy man. He is now close to destroying his political enemies—the Republican Party, the American conservative movement and the public-policy legacy of Ronald Reagan.

Today, the last men standing amidst the debris of the Republican presidential competition are Donald Trump, a political independent who is using the Republican Party like an Uber car; Ted Cruz, who used the Republican Party as a footstool; and John Kasich, a remnant of the Reagan revolution, who is being told by Republicans to quit.

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http://www.wsj.com/articles/obamas-greatest-triumph-1459379804

and Reagan, too? LOL
 
Wow, and such Democrats blast the GOP for not working together for the good of the nation.

Nothing like a Democrat revealing some good ol' fashioned spite, hatred, and malice. It happens across the spectrum, but I like it when the "fluffy" ones let their true colors show.
 
JuliefromOhio said:
according to wingers, Barack Obama is capable of destroying the GOP. seriously, is the Republican party that weak? why would they think that? LOL

Obama’s Greatest Triumph

He is six months away from destroying both the Republican Party and Reagan’s legacy.

By Daniel Henninger

Barack Obama will retire a happy man. He is now close to destroying his political enemies—the Republican Party, the American conservative movement and the public-policy legacy of Ronald Reagan.

Today, the last men standing amidst the debris of the Republican presidential competition are Donald Trump, a political independent who is using the Republican Party like an Uber car; Ted Cruz, who used the Republican Party as a footstool; and John Kasich, a remnant of the Reagan revolution, who is being told by Republicans to quit.

(snip)

http://www.wsj.com/articles/obamas-greatest-triumph-1459379804

and Reagan, too? LOL
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OMG.... the president who suffered devastating losses to the GOP in 2010 and 2014, handing them strong majorities in the House and Senate is now near destroying the GOP???

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hey,*edited* , this column claiming Obama has the power to destroy the GOP was written by one of your well-known conservative pundits @ the Wall Street Journal.
 
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Spamature said:
Gee I didn't know he even ran for office in 2010 and 2014
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He didn't. Who even suggested such a thing? In fact, you really should have reminded Julie Obama isn't running for office in 2016- if you were to be honest (HAHAHAHAHA) and apply the logic to her you just presented to me.
 
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Henninger should admit to his role in this destructive process as well. The WSJ was "all in" for George W. Bush, who, lets face it, is really the one who destroyed Reagan's legacy. It was Bush and the neocon failed agenda (and wars) that paved the way for the smooth socialist Barack Obama to sweep the nation off its feet. Now he wants to act like it all is happening like a train wreck in front of him when he's the guy who spent a decade helping loosen the pins on the track...
 
Spamature said:
Gee I didn't know he even ran for office in 2010 and 2014
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Ya boy Θ was President in 10/14 and due to his failures R's got control of both Houses............

continue playing stooped, or are you playing?
 
Lukey said:
Henninger should admit to his role in this destructive process as well. The WSJ was "all in" for George W. Bush, who, lets face it, is really the one who destroyed Reagan's legacy. It was Bush and the neocon failed agenda (and wars) that paved the way for the smooth socialist Barack Obama to sweep the nation off its feet. Now he wants to act like it all is happening like a train wreck in front of him when he's the guy who spent a decade helping loosen the pins on the track...
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so you think it was Bush and the neocons who set up the current implosion of the Republican party? I agree in part, but there was also the way repubs focused on social issues while unbeknownst to the base, passing policy that kept wages low. the base knows something is wrong, but I don't see them as sharp enough to figure out all the ways they were duped.....in favor of the haves having more.

When he was asked, “Why do you rob banks?” Willie Sutton replied, “Because that’s where the money is.”

So, when you ask why Republican donors want to privatize government services, schools, prisons, parks, Social Security, Medicare…..and deregulate financial institutions, it’s the same answer: “That’s where the money is.”

But what does that have to do with anti-abortion or anti-gay or anti-immigration or pro-gun and pro-religion? “Because that’s where the VOTES are.” (anonymous)
 
JuliefromOhio said:
so you think it was Bush and the neocons who set up the current implosion of the Republican party? I agree in part, but there was also the way repubs focused on social issues while unbeknownst to the base, passing policy that kept wages low. the base knows something is wrong, but I don't see them as sharp enough to figure out all the ways they were duped.....in favor of the haves having more.

When he was asked, “Why do you rob banks?” Willie Sutton replied, “Because that’s where the money is.”

So, when you ask why Republican donors want to privatize government services, schools, prisons, parks, Social Security, Medicare…..and deregulate financial institutions, it’s the same answer: “That’s where the money is.”

But what does that have to do with anti-abortion or anti-gay or anti-immigration or pro-gun and pro-religion? “Because that’s where the VOTES are.” (anonymous)
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And is that not also why the unions have become such big players among the ranks of the political and bureaucratic class???
 
Lukey said:
And is that not also why the unions have become such big players among the ranks of the political and bureaucratic class???
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unions have been on the decline since Reagan first taught the GOP base to bash them thus keeping the party on course to keep wages low.
 
JuliefromOhio said:
unions have been on the decline since Reagan first taught the GOP base to bash them thus keeping the party on course to keep wages low.
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Not the public sector ones. Like I said, they went to government because that's where the money is. You just don't like that your analogy to Willie Sutton works the same for unions as it does for "the evil rich Republicans." So sorry...
 
JuliefromOhio said:
according to wingers, Barack Obama is capable of destroying the GOP. seriously, is the Republican party that weak? why would they think that? LOL

Obama’s Greatest Triumph

He is six months away from destroying both the Republican Party and Reagan’s legacy.

By Daniel Henninger

Barack Obama will retire a happy man. He is now close to destroying his political enemies—the Republican Party, the American conservative movement and the public-policy legacy of Ronald Reagan.

Today, the last men standing amidst the debris of the Republican presidential competition are Donald Trump, a political independent who is using the Republican Party like an Uber car; Ted Cruz, who used the Republican Party as a footstool; and John Kasich, a remnant of the Reagan revolution, who is being told by Republicans to quit.

(snip)

http://www.wsj.com/articles/obamas-greatest-triumph-1459379804

and Reagan, too? LOL
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They haven't gotten their heads around their own role in this debacle. For years they stoked irrational behavior in the base -- essentially preying on cultural resentments in order to line the white working class up behind policies that only benefit the very rich. Then they got taken by surprise when those resentments flared up out of their control and started burning down their party. It's now like Dr. Frankenstein is watching his monster rampage across the countryside and he's trying to find a way to blame anyone else for his twisted experiments.
 
Lukey said:
Not the public sector ones. Like I said, they went to government because that's where the money is. You just don't like that your analogy to Willie Sutton works the same for unions as it does for "the evil rich Republicans." So sorry...
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you sure believed everything Reagan told you overtly, yet what he was going for was whispered in the halls of power......to keep labor cheap.
 
JuliefromOhio said:
you sure believed everything Reagan told you overtly, yet what he was going for was whispered in the halls of power......to keep labor cheap.
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twice you spin to Reagan instead of answering question posted..........it's understandable............Unions Suck
 
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