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Jul 21, 2019 10:03:50   #
Rose42
 
A new study shows Americans have little understanding of their political adversaries—and education doesn’t help.


Americans often lament the rise of “extreme partisanship,” but this is a poor description of political reality: Far from increasing, Americans’ attachment to their political parties has considerably weakened over the past years. Liberals no longer strongly identify with the Democratic Party and conservatives no longer strongly identify with the Republican Party.

What is corroding American politics is, specifically, negative partisanship: Although most liberals feel conflicted about the Democratic Party, they really h**e the Republican Party. And even though most conservatives feel conflicted about the Republican Party, they really h**e the Democratic Party.

America’s political divisions are driven by hatred of an out-group rather than love of the in-group. The question is: Why?

A new study, called “The Perception Gap,” helps provide an answer. More in Common, an advocacy organization dev**ed to countering extremism that previously published a v***l report on America’s “hidden tribes,” set out to understand how political partisans see each other. Researchers asked Democrats to guess how Republicans would answer a range of political questions—and vice versa. (The survey was conducted among a sample of 2,100 U.S. adults the week immediately following the 2018 midterm e******ns.) What they found is fascinating: Americans’ mental image of the “other side” is a caricature.
More by Yascha Mounk

According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five.

Unsurprisingly, Republicans are also prone to caricature Democrats. For example, Republicans approximated that only about half of Democrats are “proud to be American” despite the country’s problems. Actually, more than four in five Democrats said they are. Similarly, Republicans guessed that fewer than four in 10 Democrats reject the idea of open borders. Actually, seven in 10 said they do.

If the reasons for mutual hatred are rooted as much in mutual misunderstanding as in genuine differences of values, that suggests Americans’ divisions should in principle be easy to remedy. It’s all just a matter of education.

Unfortunately, the “Perception Gap” study suggests that neither the media nor the universities are likely to remedy Americans’ inability to hear one another: It found that the best educated and most politically interested Americans are more likely to vilify their political adversaries than their less educated, less tuned-in peers.

Read: Liberals and conservatives react in wildly different ways to repulsive pictures

Americans who rarely or never follow the news are surprisingly good at estimating the views of people with whom they disagree. On average, they misjudge the preferences of political adversaries by less than 10 percent. Those who follow the news most of the time, by contrast, are terrible at understanding their adversaries. On average, they believe that the share of their political adversaries who endorse extreme views is about 30 percent higher than it is in reality.

Perhaps because institutions of higher learning tend to be dominated by liberals, Republicans who have gone to college are not more likely to caricature their ideological adversaries than those who dropped out of high school. But among Democrats, education seems to make the problem much worse. Democrats who have a high-school degree suffer from a greater perception gap than those who don’t. Democrats who went to college harbor greater misunderstandings than those who didn’t. And those with a postgrad degree have a way more skewed view of Republicans than anybody else.

It is deeply worrying that Americans now have so little understanding of their political adversaries. It is downright disturbing that the very institutions that ought to help us become better informed may actually be deepening our mutual incomprehension.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/06/republicans-and-democrats-dont-understand-each-other/592324/

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Jul 21, 2019 10:09:04   #
bahmer
 
Rose42 wrote:
A new study shows Americans have little understanding of their political adversaries—and education doesn’t help.


Americans often lament the rise of “extreme partisanship,” but this is a poor description of political reality: Far from increasing, Americans’ attachment to their political parties has considerably weakened over the past years. Liberals no longer strongly identify with the Democratic Party and conservatives no longer strongly identify with the Republican Party.

What is corroding American politics is, specifically, negative partisanship: Although most liberals feel conflicted about the Democratic Party, they really h**e the Republican Party. And even though most conservatives feel conflicted about the Republican Party, they really h**e the Democratic Party.

America’s political divisions are driven by hatred of an out-group rather than love of the in-group. The question is: Why?

A new study, called “The Perception Gap,” helps provide an answer. More in Common, an advocacy organization dev**ed to countering extremism that previously published a v***l report on America’s “hidden tribes,” set out to understand how political partisans see each other. Researchers asked Democrats to guess how Republicans would answer a range of political questions—and vice versa. (The survey was conducted among a sample of 2,100 U.S. adults the week immediately following the 2018 midterm e******ns.) What they found is fascinating: Americans’ mental image of the “other side” is a caricature.
More by Yascha Mounk

According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five.

Unsurprisingly, Republicans are also prone to caricature Democrats. For example, Republicans approximated that only about half of Democrats are “proud to be American” despite the country’s problems. Actually, more than four in five Democrats said they are. Similarly, Republicans guessed that fewer than four in 10 Democrats reject the idea of open borders. Actually, seven in 10 said they do.

If the reasons for mutual hatred are rooted as much in mutual misunderstanding as in genuine differences of values, that suggests Americans’ divisions should in principle be easy to remedy. It’s all just a matter of education.

Unfortunately, the “Perception Gap” study suggests that neither the media nor the universities are likely to remedy Americans’ inability to hear one another: It found that the best educated and most politically interested Americans are more likely to vilify their political adversaries than their less educated, less tuned-in peers.

Read: Liberals and conservatives react in wildly different ways to repulsive pictures

Americans who rarely or never follow the news are surprisingly good at estimating the views of people with whom they disagree. On average, they misjudge the preferences of political adversaries by less than 10 percent. Those who follow the news most of the time, by contrast, are terrible at understanding their adversaries. On average, they believe that the share of their political adversaries who endorse extreme views is about 30 percent higher than it is in reality.

Perhaps because institutions of higher learning tend to be dominated by liberals, Republicans who have gone to college are not more likely to caricature their ideological adversaries than those who dropped out of high school. But among Democrats, education seems to make the problem much worse. Democrats who have a high-school degree suffer from a greater perception gap than those who don’t. Democrats who went to college harbor greater misunderstandings than those who didn’t. And those with a postgrad degree have a way more skewed view of Republicans than anybody else.

It is deeply worrying that Americans now have so little understanding of their political adversaries. It is downright disturbing that the very institutions that ought to help us become better informed may actually be deepening our mutual incomprehension.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/06/republicans-and-democrats-dont-understand-each-other/592324/
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Amen and Amen

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Jul 21, 2019 10:16:06   #
moldyoldy
 
If you look at OPP the opinions on the right are even worse than believed. Also the way the question is asked will influence how it is answered.

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Jul 21, 2019 10:35:23   #
Kazudy
 
Rose42 wrote:
A new study shows Americans have little understanding of their political adversaries—and education doesn’t help.


Americans often lament the rise of “extreme partisanship,” but this is a poor description of political reality: Far from increasing, Americans’ attachment to their political parties has considerably weakened over the past years. Liberals no longer strongly identify with the Democratic Party and conservatives no longer strongly identify with the Republican Party.

What is corroding American politics is, specifically, negative partisanship: Although most liberals feel conflicted about the Democratic Party, they really h**e the Republican Party. And even though most conservatives feel conflicted about the Republican Party, they really h**e the Democratic Party.

America’s political divisions are driven by hatred of an out-group rather than love of the in-group. The question is: Why?

A new study, called “The Perception Gap,” helps provide an answer. More in Common, an advocacy organization dev**ed to countering extremism that previously published a v***l report on America’s “hidden tribes,” set out to understand how political partisans see each other. Researchers asked Democrats to guess how Republicans would answer a range of political questions—and vice versa. (The survey was conducted among a sample of 2,100 U.S. adults the week immediately following the 2018 midterm e******ns.) What they found is fascinating: Americans’ mental image of the “other side” is a caricature.
More by Yascha Mounk

According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five.

Unsurprisingly, Republicans are also prone to caricature Democrats. For example, Republicans approximated that only about half of Democrats are “proud to be American” despite the country’s problems. Actually, more than four in five Democrats said they are. Similarly, Republicans guessed that fewer than four in 10 Democrats reject the idea of open borders. Actually, seven in 10 said they do.

If the reasons for mutual hatred are rooted as much in mutual misunderstanding as in genuine differences of values, that suggests Americans’ divisions should in principle be easy to remedy. It’s all just a matter of education.

Unfortunately, the “Perception Gap” study suggests that neither the media nor the universities are likely to remedy Americans’ inability to hear one another: It found that the best educated and most politically interested Americans are more likely to vilify their political adversaries than their less educated, less tuned-in peers.

Read: Liberals and conservatives react in wildly different ways to repulsive pictures

Americans who rarely or never follow the news are surprisingly good at estimating the views of people with whom they disagree. On average, they misjudge the preferences of political adversaries by less than 10 percent. Those who follow the news most of the time, by contrast, are terrible at understanding their adversaries. On average, they believe that the share of their political adversaries who endorse extreme views is about 30 percent higher than it is in reality.

Perhaps because institutions of higher learning tend to be dominated by liberals, Republicans who have gone to college are not more likely to caricature their ideological adversaries than those who dropped out of high school. But among Democrats, education seems to make the problem much worse. Democrats who have a high-school degree suffer from a greater perception gap than those who don’t. Democrats who went to college harbor greater misunderstandings than those who didn’t. And those with a postgrad degree have a way more skewed view of Republicans than anybody else.

It is deeply worrying that Americans now have so little understanding of their political adversaries. It is downright disturbing that the very institutions that ought to help us become better informed may actually be deepening our mutual incomprehension.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/06/republicans-and-democrats-dont-understand-each-other/592324/
A new study shows Americans have little understand... (show quote)


Oh, we understand the DumbocRATS, they are Marxist, Socialist, Baby k*****g(even after birth), homosexuality accepting, America hating c*******t people, who rather serve Satan then God! I might have left something out.

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Jul 21, 2019 10:43:15   #
Rose42
 
moldyoldy wrote:
If you look at OPP the opinions on the right are even worse than believed. Also the way the question is asked will influence how it is answered.


That post and the one following it validated the title of the topic.

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Jul 21, 2019 11:10:01   #
moldyoldy
 
Rose42 wrote:
That post and the one following it validated the title of the topic.


According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five

The right h**es Muslims. 90 percent on here. You can do an OPP poll yourself.
Properly controlled immigration, in other words, only w****s.
We constantly hear on OPP that all Muslims are terrorists and support sharia law.
You can not deny these facts. That is right wing ideology.

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Jul 21, 2019 11:13:00   #
factnotfiction
 
Rose42 wrote:
A new study shows Americans have little understanding of their political adversaries—and education doesn’t help.


Americans often lament the rise of “extreme partisanship,” but this is a poor description of political reality: Far from increasing, Americans’ attachment to their political parties has considerably weakened over the past years. Liberals no longer strongly identify with the Democratic Party and conservatives no longer strongly identify with the Republican Party.

What is corroding American politics is, specifically, negative partisanship: Although most liberals feel conflicted about the Democratic Party, they really h**e the Republican Party. And even though most conservatives feel conflicted about the Republican Party, they really h**e the Democratic Party.

America’s political divisions are driven by hatred of an out-group rather than love of the in-group. The question is: Why?

A new study, called “The Perception Gap,” helps provide an answer. More in Common, an advocacy organization dev**ed to countering extremism that previously published a v***l report on America’s “hidden tribes,” set out to understand how political partisans see each other. Researchers asked Democrats to guess how Republicans would answer a range of political questions—and vice versa. (The survey was conducted among a sample of 2,100 U.S. adults the week immediately following the 2018 midterm e******ns.) What they found is fascinating: Americans’ mental image of the “other side” is a caricature.
More by Yascha Mounk

According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five.

Unsurprisingly, Republicans are also prone to caricature Democrats. For example, Republicans approximated that only about half of Democrats are “proud to be American” despite the country’s problems. Actually, more than four in five Democrats said they are. Similarly, Republicans guessed that fewer than four in 10 Democrats reject the idea of open borders. Actually, seven in 10 said they do.

If the reasons for mutual hatred are rooted as much in mutual misunderstanding as in genuine differences of values, that suggests Americans’ divisions should in principle be easy to remedy. It’s all just a matter of education.

Unfortunately, the “Perception Gap” study suggests that neither the media nor the universities are likely to remedy Americans’ inability to hear one another: It found that the best educated and most politically interested Americans are more likely to vilify their political adversaries than their less educated, less tuned-in peers.

Read: Liberals and conservatives react in wildly different ways to repulsive pictures

Americans who rarely or never follow the news are surprisingly good at estimating the views of people with whom they disagree. On average, they misjudge the preferences of political adversaries by less than 10 percent. Those who follow the news most of the time, by contrast, are terrible at understanding their adversaries. On average, they believe that the share of their political adversaries who endorse extreme views is about 30 percent higher than it is in reality.

Perhaps because institutions of higher learning tend to be dominated by liberals, Republicans who have gone to college are not more likely to caricature their ideological adversaries than those who dropped out of high school. But among Democrats, education seems to make the problem much worse. Democrats who have a high-school degree suffer from a greater perception gap than those who don’t. Democrats who went to college harbor greater misunderstandings than those who didn’t. And those with a postgrad degree have a way more skewed view of Republicans than anybody else.

It is deeply worrying that Americans now have so little understanding of their political adversaries. It is downright disturbing that the very institutions that ought to help us become better informed may actually be deepening our mutual incomprehension.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/06/republicans-and-democrats-dont-understand-each-other/592324/
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Very thoughtful post and article

Thanks

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Jul 21, 2019 11:29:51   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
moldyoldy wrote:
According to the Democratic caricature, most Republicans stridently oppose immigration, hold deeply prejudiced views about religious minorities, and are blind to the existence of r****m or sexism. Asked to guess what share of Republicans believe that immigration can strengthen America so long as it is “properly controlled,” for example, Democrats estimated about half; actually, nearly nine in 10 agreed with this sentiment.

Democrats also estimated that four in 10 Republicans believe that “many Muslims are good Americans,” and that only half recognize that “r****m still exists in America.” In reality, those figures were two-thirds and four in five

The right h**es Muslims. 90 percent on here. You can do an OPP poll yourself.
Properly controlled immigration, in other words, only w****s.
We constantly hear on OPP that all Muslims are terrorists and support sharia law.
You can not deny these facts. That is right wing ideology.
According to the Democratic caricature, most Repub... (show quote)


Pure BS,Moldy...Most OPPers on here on the Right side DO support immigration..Legal one...We do NOT support r****m!!!!..We dont h**e Muslims....Only the ones that want to k**l us...R****m DOES exist in America,but its getting waaaay better..Example First black President Obama....We can and DO deny these facts, its more like fiction.......

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Jul 21, 2019 13:00:44   #
moldyoldy
 
proud republican wrote:
Pure BS,Moldy...Most OPPers on here on the Right side DO support immigration..Legal one...We do NOT support r****m!!!!..We dont h**e Muslims....Only the ones that want to k**l us...R****m DOES exist in America,but its getting waaaay better..Example First black President Obama....We can and DO deny these facts, its more like fiction.......


You need to go back and review your posts

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Jul 21, 2019 13:11:38   #
bahmer
 
proud republican wrote:
Pure BS,Moldy...Most OPPers on here on the Right side DO support immigration..Legal one...We do NOT support r****m!!!!..We dont h**e Muslims....Only the ones that want to k**l us...R****m DOES exist in America,but its getting waaaay better..Example First black President Obama....We can and DO deny these facts, its more like fiction.......


Amen and Amen we do support immigration Legal Immigration that is. We don't h**e Muslims but we want them to assimilate if they come to America legally not illegally. The R****m in America seems to be coming from the democrat side of the room because anytime we criticize anyone from the republican side is deemed as r****m from the democrat side even if race was not mentioned at all. Just like when Trump criticized the squad and told them to go back and fix the countries where they cam from before coming over here and criticizing our country/ There was no mention of color or ethnicity by Trump at all. But to the democrats that was r****m.

This was just in the news recently.

A Somalian-Canadian journalist tried to help improve the reputation of her native land and it cost her everything.

Hodan Nalayeh traveled back to Somalia to prove everyone wrong about the stereotypes of her native country, from which Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) also hails, but was k**led in a terrorist attack.

The Narrative
Many Americans believe Omar’s regular criticisms of America are not only unwarranted but a bit hypocritical, considering from where she immigrated.

It is that exact sentiment that sent Nalayeh to Somalia. The Somali native, who was a Canadian journalist at the time of her death, went back to her homeland to prove to everyone how beautiful and peaceful Somalia really is.

The trip started out well enough, with Nalayeh posting on social media about some of the more serene settings the county has to offer…

As it turned out, however, that would be one of the last moments of the young journalist’s life. Two days later, her hotel was attacked by terrorists, k*****g 26 people, including Nalayeh, who was pregnant with her third child, and her husband.

Islamic extremist group Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Jul 21, 2019 13:59:57   #
moldyoldy
 
bahmer wrote:
Amen and Amen we do support immigration Legal Immigration that is. We don't h**e Muslims but we want them to assimilate if they come to America legally not illegally. The R****m in America seems to be coming from the democrat side of the room because anytime we criticize anyone from the republican side is deemed as r****m from the democrat side even if race was not mentioned at all. Just like when Trump criticized the squad and told them to go back and fix the countries where they cam from before coming over here and criticizing our country/ There was no mention of color or ethnicity by Trump at all. But to the democrats that was r****m.

This was just in the news recently.

A Somalian-Canadian journalist tried to help improve the reputation of her native land and it cost her everything.

Hodan Nalayeh traveled back to Somalia to prove everyone wrong about the stereotypes of her native country, from which Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) also hails, but was k**led in a terrorist attack.

The Narrative
Many Americans believe Omar’s regular criticisms of America are not only unwarranted but a bit hypocritical, considering from where she immigrated.

It is that exact sentiment that sent Nalayeh to Somalia. The Somali native, who was a Canadian journalist at the time of her death, went back to her homeland to prove to everyone how beautiful and peaceful Somalia really is.

The trip started out well enough, with Nalayeh posting on social media about some of the more serene settings the county has to offer…

As it turned out, however, that would be one of the last moments of the young journalist’s life. Two days later, her hotel was attacked by terrorists, k*****g 26 people, including Nalayeh, who was pregnant with her third child, and her husband.

Islamic extremist group Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack.
Amen and Amen we do support immigration Legal Immi... (show quote)


Only one of the squad were not born in the US. Trump wrote a book criticizing America, but now that he is president it is forbidden. Unless you think the US is perfect, which it is not, you should see criticism as an attempt to improve the country. As for k*****g journalists, trumps buddy, takes the cake. Saw his limbs from his body, then deny, trump will accept that, though the evidence says MBS is the murderer.

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Jul 21, 2019 14:14:16   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
moldyoldy wrote:
Only one of the squad were not born in the US. Trump wrote a book criticizing America, but now that he is president it is forbidden. Unless you think the US is perfect, which it is not, you should see criticism as an attempt to improve the country. As for k*****g journalists, trumps buddy, takes the cake. Saw his limbs from his body, then deny, trump will accept that, though the evidence says MBS is the murderer.


America is nearly perfect otherwise why so many people are dying to get here????..They are not just criticizing America,AOC called 10% of American people GARBAGE Which 10% are garbage???People who disagree with her???...Well if America is so bad the GD LEAVE and let people who really want to be here move here....Calling Border Agents N**is is another thing that irritates me about these 4!!!!..These 4 v**ed against Congressional Humanitarian package that would help these kids at the Border....So please spare me your fricking speech about how poor these 4 witches are..Dont even get me started about their h**e for Israel!!!....But that is a different subject!!!

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Jul 21, 2019 14:31:10   #
moldyoldy
 
proud republican wrote:
America is nearly perfect otherwise why so many people are dying to get here????..They are not just criticizing America,AOC called 10% of American people GARBAGE Which 10% are garbage???People who disagree with her???...Well if America is so bad the GD LEAVE and let people who really want to be here move here....Calling Border Agents N**is is another thing that irritates me about these 4!!!!..These 4 v**ed against Congressional Humanitarian package that would help these kids at the Border....So please spare me your fricking speech about how poor these 4 witches are..Dont even get me started about their h**e for Israel!!!....But that is a different subject!!!
America is nearly perfect otherwise why so many p... (show quote)


The garbage quote is a lie. https://libertyunyielding.com/2019/07/19/cnn-fact-checks-trump-on-aoc-garbage-quote/

Border patrol agents are acting like N**is, and concentration camp guards.

The aid package had no guarantees that it would actually be used for aid, and not a stupid wall. By the way has any aid been used except for the 750 a day each to jail migrants.

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Jul 21, 2019 14:45:52   #
emarine
 
Kazudy wrote:
Oh, we understand the DumbocRATS, they are Marxist, Socialist, Baby k*****g(even after birth), homosexuality accepting, America hating c*******t people, who rather serve Satan then God! I might have left something out.





Na you said enough to prove people who think like you a problem … Lighten up some and look at some real issues not addressed on Fox news who sells you crap to make the big money … enjoy ... http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/06/trump-is-trapped-in-roger-ailess-world

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Jul 21, 2019 15:06:33   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
moldyoldy wrote:
The garbage quote is a lie. https://libertyunyielding.com/2019/07/19/cnn-fact-checks-trump-on-aoc-garbage-quote/

Border patrol agents are acting like N**is, and concentration camp guards.

The aid package had no guarantees that it would actually be used for aid, and not a stupid wall. By the way has any aid been used except for the 750 a day each to jail migrants.


BS!!!..How are they acting like N**is???..Do you know anything about concentration camps????....My family members survived REAL concentrations camps,Moldy!!!......And they are NOT at all like what is happening at the Border....And dont forget jail started under obama, NOT President Trump!!!

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