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titaniumsalute

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4. In a way it doesn't matter who's to blame

Reply to bigtree (Original post)

Mon Jan 22, 2018, 10:50 AM

Jan 2018

A week after the shutdown everyone will forget about it anyway and we will have more porn stars, sexual abuse victims, North Korea missiles, stupid Tweets, Russia-Gate, Nunes stupidity, etc.

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Republicans lose all the way around on this shutdown [View all] bigtree Jan 2018 OP

K&R BumRushDaShow Jan 2018 #1

PPP poll that came out yesterday BumRushDaShow Jan 2018 #2

that part about little support for blocking dreamers to keep govt. open bigtree Jan 2018 #3

In a way it doesn't matter who's to blame titaniumsalute Jan 2018 #4

or, hopefully bigtree Jan 2018 #5

Actually the "stupid tweets" are exactly what WILL keep it in the news.. nt BumRushDaShow Jan 2018 #9

GOPers don't have any sense of Iliyah Jan 2018 #6

it really is stunning how Trump has brought all of this into the open bigtree Jan 2018 #10

With the 2013 Shutdown, most Americans also blamed Republicans NewJeffCT Jan 2018 #7

that election didn't center on the shutdown bigtree Jan 2018 #8

so true . . . gemini60616 Jan 2018 #11

The average pickup for the opposition party is 32 in the House bigbrother05 Jan 2018 #14

I suspect pressbox69 Jan 2018 #12

McConnell and Ryan bdamomma Jan 2018 #13

Plus, the longer the shutdown lasts, the more people will be affected. When someone is affected, FSogol Jan 2018 #15

what it's doing bigtree Jan 2018 #17

Watching all of this Proud Liberal Dem Jan 2018 #16