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To: justlittleoleme

Hello??? There will always be more than one party in our Congress/senate.

There will always be a need to reach across the aisle!

Trump just knows you don’t do it stupidly as Repubs have been doing, and you don’t stand so rigid as to not have anyone align with you even in your own party!

Cruz doesn’t know how to move the ball a little at a time. He seems to want the end zone only (when he’s not wanting crazy stuff like 500% increase H1B or caving on votes as he has at times.)

A person who won’t or doesn’t know how to negotiate is part of the PROBLEM not the Solution!

We need solutions, IMPLEMENTED. Will they all be “perfect”? No, but steps in better direction, beats gridlock or further collapse of our country.


54 posted on 01/21/2016 3:53:50 PM PST by b4me
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To: b4me
No. Conservatives have lost too much, given up too much. Liberals should be given no quarter
We are right, they are wrong end of story,
We have progressed to far in the wrong direction.

Do you remmember how the democrats pushed through the abomination that is the affordable healthcare act.
All Democrats and 0 Republicans voted for.

No comprimising with the Democrats no longer. We need a president that will run roughshot over every one of their policies.

A comprimise with a Democrat is a loss of conservative values. Democrats talk about bi-partizenship only when they have no power.

59 posted on 01/21/2016 4:31:22 PM PST by justlittleoleme (Cruz or Lose. Trump is a progressive populist liberal.)
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To: b4me

Yeah Obama really reached across the aisle to get things done.

Funny stuff, Trump the gret uniter.


63 posted on 01/21/2016 5:31:42 PM PST by Leto
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