I think they can NOT design any agenda that's truly their own without revealing themselves to be the (Reply #4)

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Response to Tippy (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 14, 2012, 11:40 AM

Cal33 (7,018 posts)

4. I think they can NOT design any agenda that's truly their own without revealing themselves to be the

lying, dishonest and corrupt crooks that they really are. Some weeks ago Newt Gingrich, when
asked by the talk-show host why Republicans lied so much, said openly that people wouldn't
vote for them if they told the truth.

Republicans are only into things for their own benefit. They have ZILCH to offer the nation.
That's why they can't "design any agenda" without revealing what they are really up to.
And what they are really up to is what they want to avoid revealing. Nobody would vote
for them, if they did.

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Why have the Republicans tried to avoid offering an agenda of their own all these years? [View all]	Cal33	Dec 2012	OP
They don't want to take responsibility for designing an agenda	Tippy	Dec 2012	#1
I think they can NOT design any agenda that's truly their own without revealing themselves to be the	Cal33	Dec 2012	#4
Two reasons:	bemildred	Dec 2012	#2
Yes. The Repubs. have already siphoned off everything of value for themselves. There isn't	Cal33	Dec 2012	#5
I really don' think they have one.	bamacrat	Dec 2012	#3
Their agenda is to enrich themselves at everyone else's expense. That's the only	Cal33	Dec 2012	#9
Because their policies are unpopular. They can never fully come out and say what they really want.	Liberal_Stalwart71	Dec 2012	#6
Now the rethugs are resorting to heavy-handed, criminal tactics to hold on to power	meow2u3	Dec 2012	#7
Simple really: if you don't state the agenda upfront, you don't have to defend it.	Texin	Dec 2012	#8
Good point...	bobclark86	Dec 2012	#10
There are lots of people who simply vote the way they've always voted -- and it has been so	Cal33	Dec 2012	#11

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