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12. Yea, I understand

Fri May 26, 2017, 02:21 PM

May 2017

I was a "little" too fired up.

The point I was trying to make is set out more rationally in my long post

Sorry to you as well

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Any suggestion that we should engage more black people and POC, instead of chasing after the WWC [View all] La Lioness Priyanka May 2017 OP

They instinctively know it will alienate some people they know.... bettyellen May 2017 #1

Because they have a tendency to put words in other people's mouths emulatorloo May 2017 #2

I wonder why WellDarn May 2017 #3

May I suggest that calling WellDarn May 2017 #8

Oh, one other thing WellDarn May 2017 #10

The idea that the Democratic Party should chase a group of people The Polack MSgt May 2017 #4

Again I agree WellDarn May 2017 #9

The other 75%? WellDarn May 2017 #7

Point I was trying to make is this The Polack MSgt May 2017 #11

Yea, I understand WellDarn May 2017 #12

No worries cousin The Polack MSgt May 2017 #13

Thing is - JustAnotherGen May 2017 #18

They would rather believe the lie Quayblue May 2017 #15

And the lie that Trump won because 'economic anxiety' emulatorloo May 2017 #16

I definitely agree. Quayblue May 2017 #17

ALL VOTES MATTER!1!1!1 IronLionZion May 2017 #19