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pragmatic_dem

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10. For example, why should a person who is not a heterosexual, call themselves

Reply to CrispyQ (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 9, 2014, 07:50 PM

Apr 2014

centersexual and make up a bullshit story to about how fair it is that heterosexuals can discriminate against them since they are so embarrassing?

If someone is afraid of the word liberal then perhaps the Republican Party is the right place for them.

I guess conservatives have figured out that they can push weak Democratic leadership to the right much easier than they can push Republicans to the left.

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The L word, still embarrassing conservatives in both parties. [View all] pragmatic_dem Apr 2014 OP

Who do your Senators/Representatives mingle with socially? Fumesucker Apr 2014 #1

dont be greedy. we cant all have representation reddread Apr 2014 #2

You do that at the local level Bandit Apr 2014 #3

the controlling interest is $ and it owns EVERYTHING reddread Apr 2014 #4

I fear it is too late, we will soon see school board candidates spending $1,000,000 pragmatic_dem Apr 2014 #7

The dems are weak. They have been since they ran from the word liberal, CrispyQ Apr 2014 #5

For example, why should a person who is not a heterosexual, call themselves pragmatic_dem Apr 2014 #10

Great post. Octafish Apr 2014 #6

Great post as well! nt pragmatic_dem Apr 2014 #8

K & R !!! WillyT Apr 2014 #9