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Cosmocat

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17. I must admit
Tue Jul 30, 2013, 07:01 AM
Jul 2013

I have little experience with being approached by swingers.

Yeah, overall, it is part of the general moral get out of jail card for them.

But, my neck of the woods, "sanctity of marriage" crap is absolutely a broad sweeping statement against gays.

republicans like to be beaten wilt the stilt Jul 2013 #1
The beauty of the republican party Cosmocat Jul 2013 #2
You've nailed it. When you try to point this out to them, Arkansas Granny Jul 2013 #4
yeah Cosmocat Jul 2013 #13
Yup. Their hypocrisy runneth over. RBInMaine Jul 2013 #5
Good summary... KansDem Jul 2013 #6
yep Cosmocat Jul 2013 #12
Grabbing the "morality" rights by naming the protests in NC "Moral Mondays" mnhtnbb Jul 2013 #7
Good stuff Cosmocat Jul 2013 #8
Wow ... 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2013 #9
Funny isn't it Cosmocat Jul 2013 #11
No, not really ... 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2013 #14
I must admit Cosmocat Jul 2013 #17
+1 JoePhilly Jul 2013 #20
k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Jul 2013 #3
Republicans/conservatives like to categorize the world into good and bad. DCBob Jul 2013 #10
That explains all JoeyT Jul 2013 #15
Republicans keep their eyes on the prize. Local races, gerymandering bklyncowgirl Jul 2013 #16
I've said this before tabbycat31 Jul 2013 #18
I agree to a certain extent because I've met some dems who like to be told how to think too. JRLeft Jul 2013 #19
I guess one could call teabaggery "disciplined." I just call it "teabaggery." yellowcanine Jul 2013 #21
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