noboby @lcaillo

@joncoopertweets Refusing to stay connected assures that he will continue to live in his bubble and be less likely to be exposed to reasonable ideas. It also ensures you will continue to fail to understand why people get to the point where they look to people like Trump for solutions

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3 years ago

@DavidJollyFL David, don’t you have something productive to say or do? So much potential wasted promoting more divisive politics instead of talking about solutions.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@LindseyGrahamSC I don’t think most republicans think that. No, Lindsey dear, most Americans actually think both Trump and Hillary Clinton’s management of documents were wrong and that the DOJ should prosecute when they have sufficient evidence to indict, regardless of party.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@SoutheasternRec @JasonIsbell @tin_pony @thechadgamble @JimboHart The mor I listen the better this excellent album gets. Great job!

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@Martina @nytopinion I doubt it had anything to do with selling them. All about ego and being able to say look what I have and what I can get away with. It’s about needing to feel powerful and special. A mall man in a big job.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@BillKristol There was never really a conservative movement. It was always about fear of the “other”, just like the progressive movement was always about jealousy about what others have, not justice.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@JasonIsbell Pot, meet kettle. Blue, red, same nonsense. But blue and red together make purple. That’s what we need. Purple.

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3 years ago

@RepMTG Yawning

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@JasonIsbell Yawn. Why waste your time on morons, Jason. Use your space to share ideas for solutions rather than giving partisanship more time.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@Martina When we can care less about what might separate us than the ideas and leadership of those elect we will have the best chance at freedom.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@TomShakely @amconmag @gn_richards Once again amcon produces a well written article that says nothing useful. The real question is what virtues should we be teaching that most can agree upon. Choice in education has nothing to do with it.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@matthewjdowd All true. But how do we change polarization? It takes real discourse about how to deal with complex issues rather than assumptions about what others want. We spend too much time talking and reporting on bits of what someone said rather than debating ideas for solutions.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@ResisterSis20 The election had little to do with experience. It was about fear. Both sides have manipulated us into voting bases on fear. The republicans happen to be doing a better job of it in many places. But both parties are sides of the same coin.

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noboby @lcaillo

3 years ago

@ewarren And this is a great example of how democrats keep getting moronic republicans elected. There are plenty of ways to address the problem that would be more fair and not reward many who just made bad choices. Where is the common sense middle ground these days?

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noboby @lcaillo

4 years ago

@ForgiatoBlow47 What I disagree with is the idea that government or Musky should have anything to say about healthcare decisions made by parents for their children.