aepps20
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I only listen to Coal Barons that roll COAL IN DA ZATTI HOTTIE MASSARATI.
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You make a good point here.I only listen to Coal Barons that roll COAL IN DA ZATTI HOTTIE MASSARATI.
Must tell the truth underlined
Feel like he's just the new version of the Affluenza kid. He's going to mess up and be royally screwed the next time around. Unless he becomes a cop (which is what he wants to do) and then he can kill people legally with no repercussions.
We see how insane that is. But for those at the Capitol...that's another story.So the only thing everybody can agree on is increasing the military budget, but have to be “fiscally responsible” about paid sick leave in the middle of a ****ing pandemic?
Do ppl realize how insane that is??
i don't know if it's the slow *** rural internet but this new NT software is not letting me insert some peoples quotesAre you talking to yourself?
Your post reads weird
The simple form of the answer is that they expect those things from Republicans.if +43 of west Virginians allegedly want a giant expansion of the welfare state.
yet they keep electing republicans and donald trump carried the state by 40 points....
outside of WV the most popular governors are do nothing republicans in blue states.
at some point you gotta ask what is the revealed reference of the voters?
I don’t live in Oklahoma, and I didn’t support any of their state legislators.
What are you talking about?
you didn’t support republicans for years?
you still can’t call trump a crook, racist and/or antisemitic.. he directly empowered these people
we told you and yet you spent years defending and justifying
I have supported both republicans and democrats for years.
I stopped supporting Trump over a year ago and I support President Biden and Vice President Harris now.
You tagging me in random links to legislation by Oklahoma state legislators, when I don’t live in Oklahoma, is silly.
The simple form of the answer is that they expect those things from Republicans.
Look at how rebranding of the ACA in Kentucky in ways that do not reference Obama's involvement made it more popular in the state. Look at how GOP Congress members run victory parades in their states about Democratic policies they voted against from the committees to the floor.
I think you underestimate the level of animus that exists for the Democratic brand in this country, and after having lived here for so many years and having observed the dissonance that exists between what the Republican voter knows they need and how they vote, the only explanation I have for that is what McGee describes in The Sum of Us.