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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Voter says he was uninformed when he cast his vote for Trump [View all]PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,730 posts)62. Considering the extent to which they've
been happy to throw schoolyard names at us, I think they need to be on the receiving end for a while. Maybe think real hard about "treating others the way you'd want to be treated."
We've long been on the receiving end of that, especially with the truly vile things that have been said about President Obama, his wife, and daughters. And even at our collective worst, we will come nowhere near the offensive garbage they've come up with.
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Yep, brainwashed..but still I don't excuse him cuz there are other outlets than Fox to inform urself
iluvtennis
Dec 2016
#12
They brainwash them to not follow the "lame street" media, or liberal media.
Dustlawyer
Dec 2016
#23
I agree that he cared about no one until HE REALIZED HE WOULD LOSE his healthcare. nt
iluvtennis
Dec 2016
#20
Why do I smell the reek of troll with a hint of Rick Astley coming from this guy?
cstanleytech
Dec 2016
#18
Yup, if someone wants to troll Republicans and try and turn some... they need to be a bit more
KittyWampus
Dec 2016
#64
If he put himself in the rightwing echo chamber of Limbaugh and FOX News...
Buckeye_Democrat
Dec 2016
#28
Voted the way his church directed him. Wonder if he'll confront his pastor about his realization?
JudyM
Dec 2016
#29
The cult of self-righteousness. Kind of fits with the white supremacy movement, even if it's based
JudyM
Dec 2016
#60
And that's exactly what he wanted so he could just feed them BS from rallies and twitter nt
iluvtennis
Dec 2016
#37
Other examples of voters who have second thoughts...many can be found on twitter
iluvtennis
Dec 2016
#65