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OnDoutside

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12. While you are correct in what you say, he has led the fight against Trump. I would

Wed Nov 22, 2017, 09:43 AM

Nov 2017

love to see someone on MSNBC put your points to him, not in a nasty way but curious as to how he views all that now ? And specifically does he accept that this has been coming since the time of hatred towards bill Clinton, for beating Bush at least, if not back to 1964 ?

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GOP strategist Steve Schmidt: Trumps defense of Roy Moore exposes a profound moral rot... [View all] babylonsister Nov 2017 OP

Last night I heard a commentator refer to it as the "Grand Old Pedophiles." Vinca Nov 2017 #1

I prefer 'Ghoulish Old Perverts'............ LongTomH Nov 2017 #14

Greedy Old Perverts lagomorph777 Nov 2017 #17

Here's there baseball cap: L. Coyote Nov 2017 #24

A great read titaniumsalute Nov 2017 #2

You Own This Stevie Boy! ProfessorGAC Nov 2017 #3

While you are correct in what you say, he has led the fight against Trump. I would OnDoutside Nov 2017 #12

I have done a lot of thinking... dajoki Nov 2017 #19

I'll stick up for Goldwater Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #26

Yep - that shift in the parties was the beginning of the end Cosmocat Nov 2017 #33

Also, as long as we're talking about changes from '64 Pope George Ringo II Nov 2017 #41

Yes I agree with 1964 as the start, but I think they upped the OnDoutside Nov 2017 #34

The Master And His Minions - 1985 Marcuse Nov 2017 #21

Where's Chuckie Todd? ProfessorGAC Nov 2017 #22

Chuck Todd was 13 years old in 1985 emulatorloo Nov 2017 #36

I Know ProfessorGAC Nov 2017 #40

I agree totally. Save your outrage Schmidt, you helped make this mess. nt Irish_Dem Nov 2017 #27

I believe in redemption and atonement nt emulatorloo Nov 2017 #37

really? Republicans haven't cared about that in decades so no biggie beachbum bob Nov 2017 #4

Just figure this out, Steve? sarge43 Nov 2017 #5

He's been saying similar for a long while now. emulatorloo Nov 2017 #38

I give him credit for calling Moore a pedophile and Pence a titanic fraud and nonstop liar dalton99a Nov 2017 #6

A relevant quote from Washington's Farewell Address: Girard442 Nov 2017 #7

Well done. Your emphasis is perfectly placed. brush Nov 2017 #9

Thanks. Very current and ominous. KY_EnviroGuy Nov 2017 #10

Holy moly Washington must've had a crystal ball. lagomorph777 Nov 2017 #18

Everytime I read something from our founding fathers JDC Nov 2017 #29

k and r Achilleaze Nov 2017 #8

It exposes a profound moral rot all right. ananda Nov 2017 #11

Steve Schmidt brought moral rot to the Republican party in the era of Rove/Cheney/Bush oberliner Nov 2017 #13

Steve has done a lot of damage SHRED Nov 2017 #20

The question I would have for Steve is, if Jeb Bush had won instead OnDoutside Nov 2017 #15

"otherwise normal, decent people" hibbing Nov 2017 #16

I thought Eisenhower died. L. Coyote Nov 2017 #25

STEVE WHY ARE YOU SO SURPRISED???? infullview Nov 2017 #23

He's been saying stuff like this for at least a year. It's not a surprise to him. emulatorloo Nov 2017 #39

Is "expose" the right word? Or "makes it impossible to ignore"?... JHB Nov 2017 #28

I'm glad schmidt has always been critical of trump and continues to be JI7 Nov 2017 #30

I have no idea exactly why Schmidt turned against his own party. Grammy23 Nov 2017 #31

Every time I see Schmidt, I think of his role in poisoning our nation w Sarah Palin. Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2017 #42

No, Steve. That rot has been hiding in plain sight for decades. GoCubsGo Nov 2017 #32

K&R... spanone Nov 2017 #35

Was it moral rot to try and turn Sarah Palin into a vice president, Steve? Volaris Nov 2017 #43