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To: zax who wrote (888832)	9/17/2015 11:38:07 PM
From: zax	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577191

To: zax who wrote (888832)	9/18/2015 6:49:22 AM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1577191

MSNBC too partisan for David Axelrod...

To: zax who wrote (888832)	9/18/2015 6:54:22 AM
From: longnshort	3 Recommendations Recommended By Bill Jane4IceCream jlallen Respond to of 1577191

what has HIllary done ? she made a fool of her self before Putin and the world with the 'reset' button. Destroyed Libya and had our people killed there. Carpetbagged her way into NY senate and did nothing as a senator. Called the women Bill was molesting whores and sluts. that's about it oh yeah did everything legal and illegal to make money, one thing she is is greedy for money and power and she doesn't give a shit about you or anyone but herself

To: zax who wrote (888832)	9/18/2015 4:35:37 PM
From: locogringo	Respond to of 1577191

It's your lucky day, Zax. Your wish is being granted! Morning Consult poll of Republicans who watched the debate: Trump 36, Carson 12, Fiorina 10 A little something to put Trump fans in a good mood this weekend, especially after that Gravis poll yesterday showing Fiorina and Trump now tied at 22 percent among debate-watching. Morning Consult, which was also quick out of the gate with a poll after the first debate, found nothing of the sort. Carly did win the debate among Republicans who sat through it, according to MC — 29 percent said so versus 24 percent who said Trump did — but in terms of whom those Republicans prefer for president, it’s no contest. hotair.com