Posted on 07/24/2017 7:47:47 AM PDT by Red Badger
Back then it was unions. Now it’s race based thuggery. Same tactics, different groups, same playbook.................
There, fixed it.
What a STUPID new slogan!!!
What do they think is going on, it’s the deep depression and FDR is running against Herbert Hoover!?! Hey Rats, you stole your slogan from 1932 LMAO!
“Better deal”—ROFLOL!! Direct theft of FDR’s “New Deal” which included massive, massive new government spending and social programs.
“Better wages”—double ROFLOL! “Wages” are for hourly (mostly) unskilled labor. What about the rest of us, the educated/skilled professionals who receive salaries, NOT wages? I’m a salaried professional, I’m really excited about “better wages” from the Rat party—not!
The Rat party undoubtedly spent millions of dollars on idiot “branding” consultants, and this is the best they could come up with LMAO LMAO!
Commie fascists r us!
And republicans are still fighting Trump. The GOP is known as the stupid party for a reason I guess.
Democrats don't want people to know that they really stand for. Because if the people did know, Democrats would never win another national election outside of a few bubbles.
“A Better Deal: Better Jobs, Better Wages, Better Future.” HAHAH This is totally against their Nature. REmember Pres Obamas’ hone in like a Laser!
The party that puts illegal invaders before American citizens. The party for white genocide.
Good one - maybe we should make a list...
The Demons have made it perfectly clear that they DESPISE the poor and uneducated.
The Left have become a loose coalition of people who hate one another, bound together ONLY by their greater hatred of all that is good....they gather round the table fighting for scraps and will at a moments notice stab one another in the back to promote themselves.
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