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To: Ohioan
... I wanted to invite criticism of fellow Trump supporters....

I thing you meant:... criticism from fellow Trump supporters...

3 posted on 08/10/2016 12:40:55 PM PDT by NonLinear (Giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys.)
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To: NonLinear
Yes. It is usually a mistake to type something out, one draft. The actual article has been revised, but not my invitation to criticize.

Thanks for getting into the spirit. The last think I seek is to discourage anyone on our side.

4 posted on 08/10/2016 12:44:38 PM PDT by Ohioan
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To: NonLinear
I do not know how to correct the mistake, but here is another excerpt from the article:

"...the Clinton/Obama movement has sought to mask the betrayal of heritage by creating a succession of "straw- incidents"; substituting endless appeals for sympathy against events taken out of context; their effort to buffer their challenged images against public recognition of real problems & serious provocations. A prime example would be the use of an Army Captain, who died honorably in combat, as a prop to cover his father--who obviously has very different values than his son, and little honor--in an effort to support Hillary Clinton, by slandering Donald Trump. This sort of verbalized 'smoke & mirrors,' featuring sham proclamations of "love" & pretentious, never really defined, declarations of "not who we are," as a reason not to debate--or even discuss the real issues & real problems with accepting Obama/Clinton fantasies on immigration & trade--is their answer to anyone, who dares question the path they have set.

5 posted on 08/10/2016 1:01:29 PM PDT by Ohioan
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