Rajvik Wrote:And why do they have that image issue? Because they have been tarred with the brush of the Democrats bad deeds, while the blacks, Hispanics women and homosexuals of the Republican party are either ignored by the media or told that "they are just confused and don't know where they belong by the main stream media pundits and the Democrats
Possibly. There's also the actual statements by a particular Republican politician that need to be taken into account: things like planning to build a wall between the USA and Mexico and get Mexico to pay for it, threatening to sue people who report on things that make him look bad, insulting the female moderator of a candidates' debate, musing about repealing the 14th Amendment and gutting the 1st Amendment, proposing to ban the entry of any Muslim to the USA, suggesting the USA should default on its debt - all things that we've discussed in this very thread.
The GOP chose him, knowing all of that. The GOP gets to deal with the outcome of choosing him. Actions have consequences.
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Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
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