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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1056508)	2/23/2018 8:45:43 AM
From: RetiredNow	4 Recommendations Recommended By dave rose locogringo majaman1978 Tenchusatsu Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572079

Hillary is noxious and repellant. She is the least qualified candidate in history. Being Bill's wife does not make her qualified. Everything she touched during her stints in public office turned to shit. The Democrats actually have some very smart and qualified people, some who are not even corrupt, though I don't agree with their policies. Why do they insist on going with someone like Hillary? It's like they enjoy self-immolation of their own party. The truth is, I guess I could say the same thing about Trump. Was he really the best the GOP could do? Maybe not, but the difference is that he won the nomination fair and square in a fair election. So you've got to hand it to the GOP. They wanted Bush or someone more establishment oriented. However, they had enough integrity in their fair democratic nomination processes, not to let any candidate get an unfair advantage by cheating. So Trump was nominated. Over on the DNC side, they lied, cheated, and subverted the democratic process to ensure Hillary won. I'm surprised there is no law that was violated by the cheating that was uncovered. I mean wasn't that more of a subversion of our democratic processes than the Russian meddling? Bernie probably wouldn't have won the nomination anyway, but the fact that they wouldn't let their own party members decide who should be the nominee tells you a lot about the mindset among the liberals. They simply don't believe in true democracy. They believe in telling everyone what is best for them and forcing them to do what they tell you to do. That's un-American. So to sum up, the liberals engage in a Putinesque DNC nomination process. Then they adopt the platform of socialism and central economic planning. Then they get hysterical at Russian meddling and declare Russiagate to be equivalent to Pearl Harbor, because Russians are the enemies at the gate. Hmm. Is anyone buying this hypocrisy? Seems to me like the liberals have far more in common with the Russians than the other half of this country. Maybe the liberals should move to Russia, since that's how they like to play their politics and economics.