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**janeloveslifenow** · 07-27-2012, 11:15 PM

Do you idiots know anything about history? The founder of the Republican Party left it. The Republican Party occupied the South after the Civil War and agreed to remove it's troops when they wanted to elect Hayes as President. They're a den of thieves. They ran against corruption for years, but it was the Republicans doing the corruption. They put Harding in office to steal the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after World War I. Harding mysteriously died in office, but since you people like conspiracy theories, show me another President besides Harding who was cremated. Abortion becomes an issue after Republican appointees to the Supreme Court make Roe v Wade the law of the land. Civil Rights becomes an issue after Republican unanimously vote for Civil Rights and then use a Southern Strategy by Nixon to court the South. For a hundred a fifty years our country has had to put up with Republicans who play people like FOOLS and make issues out of the problems they create to get their worthless asses elected to office.

It's time to put that bulltit political party in the grave next to the Whigs, where they originated.

I have an uncle who still believes that the Democratic party is the same one that existed in the South during the war to destroy states rights. He doesn't know who commandeered it anymore than he actually knows what a Neo-Con is. His entire political philosophy is based on the song Sixteen Tons.

I'm not quite sure I understand the original question, "Is the GOP Dead, in the Long Run?"

It's been dead for some time. It will stay that way unless resurrections from the dead are possible.

07-27-2012, 11:15 PM	#9
janeloveslifenow Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 422 Senior Member	Do you idiots know anything about history? The founder of the Republican Party left it. The Republican Party occupied the South after the Civil War and agreed to remove it's troops when they wanted to elect Hayes as President. They're a den of thieves. They ran against corruption for years, but it was the Republicans doing the corruption. They put Harding in office to steal the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after World War I. Harding mysteriously died in office, but since you people like conspiracy theories, show me another President besides Harding who was cremated. Abortion becomes an issue after Republican appointees to the Supreme Court make Roe v Wade the law of the land. Civil Rights becomes an issue after Republican unanimously vote for Civil Rights and then use a Southern Strategy by Nixon to court the South. For a hundred a fifty years our country has had to put up with Republicans who play people like FOOLS and make issues out of the problems they create to get their worthless asses elected to office. It's time to put that bulltit political party in the grave next to the Whigs, where they originated. I have an uncle who still believes that the Democratic party is the same one that existed in the South during the war to destroy states rights. He doesn't know who commandeered it anymore than he actually knows what a Neo-Con is. His entire political philosophy is based on the song Sixteen Tons. I'm not quite sure I understand the original question, "Is the GOP Dead, in the Long Run?" It's been dead for some time. It will stay that way unless resurrections from the dead are possible.
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