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To: Kaslin
"So, how do we fight Chavez Chick and Che-to? Sure, we keep up the mockery to reinforce our own side, but we need to reach past our own people to the voters who are not yet woke but who are susceptible to reason. We do that by taking these two seriously."

No, you beat them by winning their voters... and you win their voters by solving some of their issues.

That means changing the GOP because the GOP isnt even talking about urban issues such as traffic congestion, unaffordable housing, police brutality, fresh drinking water, wildfire prevention, homelessness, public drug usage, etc.

If you want to win some urban votes, you'd better be offering to solve some those urban problems.

7 posted on 12/13/2018 6:13:13 AM PST by Southack (The one thing preppers need from the 1st World? http://tinyurl.com/ktfwljc .)
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To: Southack

Change the GOP to address the urban issues? That is rather idiotic considering there isn’t a Metro area in the US with any GOP politicians in office!

Chage the GOP?A political party that provides its own form of gridlock because it doesnt stand for anything?

Russia and China has the solution to the urban problems, its called the atomic bomb!


17 posted on 12/13/2018 6:48:27 AM PST by Rich21IE
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“That means changing the GOP.....”

...to the Democrat Party.

The only thing the Democrats promise is more of the same after they cause those very problems while saying they’re the brilliant geniuses who’ll solve all the problems of mankind that they exacerbate while doing the same things, continually, that caused them to flourish in the first place.

IMHO


23 posted on 12/13/2018 8:00:24 AM PST by ripley
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