Quote: Justme wrote in post #28

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This reflect stupid voters. Not the GOP in my view

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #31

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Quote: Olivia wrote in post #29

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I don't think I've heard one republican defend their party....

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So that means:

1. They're not doing it.
or
2. They're doing it but you're not hearing about it.

I vote for number 2.

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #28

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Quote: Frank Cannon wrote in post #21

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #9

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Doesn't that go against the logic that the GOP ideas are popular, just not the members? To me it makes the voters polled look like idiots and its not even a fair or valid reflection on the GOP.

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It makes perfect sense. For almost a decade, the GOP has been saying they are going to do this and that and then never follow through with their popular ideas. Obamacare is just the latest example where all the membership was put in power in '10 specifically saying they were going to do everything in their control to stop it and then gave up. Three GOP Gov's who specifically ran on an anti Obamacare platform have just decided to take the Medicare bribe to get the thing started in their state.

We are also constantly told that if we don't vote for the Repub POTUS candidates, we will get lousy SC Justices that will rule against the Constitution and stick us with Marxist laws. Guess who gave us Roberts, the POS that made up stuff as he went along. No different than any of the hard core Leftists on the bench.

Can you tell me exactly what we are getting for all the hard grass roots work and money? All I am seeing, and apparently a large numbers of Americans, is nothing but a bunch of empty promises and capitulation to Leftists.

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I don't think this is at all reflected in the poll.

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Respondents in The Hill Poll were asked to choose which of two approaches they would prefer on the budget, but the question’s phrasing included no cues as to which party advocated for which option.

Presented in that way, 55 percent of likely voters opted for a plan that would slash $5 trillion in government spending, provide for no additional tax revenue and balance the budget within 10 years — in essence, the path recommended by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) last week.

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Respondents in The Hill Poll were asked to choose which of two approaches they would prefer on the budget, but the question’s phrasing included no cues as to which party advocated for which option.

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Notably, a plurality of respondents in The Hill poll agreed with Ryan’s assumption: Forty-five percent of voters said ObamaCare should be fully repealed..

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However, as soon as respondents heard the words “Republican” and “Democrat,” the picture changed drastically

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This reflect stupid voters. Not the GOP in my view

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Wrong this reflects the fact that people think the parties are lying. No budget is good beyond the current house, and RYans budget is never going any where,

Quote: Justme wrote in post #34

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It's more like dating. One is everything you want in a woman (almost) , one is beautiful.

They picked the pretty after truly liking the other one more. Shallow and stupid, that's all.

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #34

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It's more like dating. One is everything you want in a woman (almost) , one is beautiful.

They picked the pretty after truly liking the other one more. Shallow and stupid, that's all.

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #35

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In a representative democracy (republic), the public eventually always gets what it wants.

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Quote: Frank Cannon wrote in post #39

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Quote: Cedric wrote in post #35

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In a representative democracy (republic), the public eventually always gets what it wants.

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Then explain Obamacare, which is still overwhelmingly unpopular yet both parties are totally fine with it.

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Quote: nerd wrote in post #40

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Yes, every poll conduced says the american people want smaller government less spending and they oppose amnesty. What do we bet from the 98% losers of the GOP?

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Quote: Justme wrote in post #34

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It's more like dating. One is everything you want in a woman (almost) , one is beautiful.

They picked the pretty after truly liking the other one more. Shallow and stupid, that's all.

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