Oh so Catholics aren’t real Christians. Of course. But they do vote majority repub don’t they?
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Yes, but Mississippi is a red state and the Republican governor lives right down the street from the mayor. The current water problem in Mississippi is due to excessive flooding, a natural catastrophe no one can control.
Idiot!
No, because they've been having problems for some time, and the mayor there cannot even deliver bottled water in sufficient supply.
Democrats today ruin infrastructure. Local water supply is a local issue, not in the province of the governor. Same with local police. Not saying a governor cannot get involved, but you remind me of a friend who blamed Trump for San Fran's issues.
Of course, Trump had no role whatsoever. Nor the authority to overrule wacko dems running that government.
I know a lot of Catholics that vote democrat, even very woke and liberal ones that still attend mass quite religiously. The point is this abuse happened under the noses and the protection of democrats, not Republicans.
Some protestants still have a real disdain for Catholics. I have a close friend- one of my oldest friends- and, he's recently become one of these "Hebrew Roots" members. Anyway, according to him (them?), Catholics worship Satan. I hated to break it to him that... without the RCC, none of us have what we now call The Holy Bible. So, if that is true, then...
Catholics have historically been a strong, democrat voting bloc actually.
Now it's more a 50/50 split.
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CV NEWS FEED // New polling data show Catholics are divided over the midterm elections. While 44% of likely voters who identify as Catholic indicate support for Republicans in their district, 43% support Democrats.
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“Overall, Catholic voters today are a far cry from the Democratic voting bloc that helped propel John F. Kennedy, the first and only Roman Catholic to serve as president, to the White House in 1960,” reported Susan Crabtree of RealClearPolitics:"
Poll of Catholic Voters Shows Shifts Ahead of Midterms
CV NEWS FEED // New polling data show Catholics are divided over the midterm elections. While 44% of likely voters who identify as Catholic indicate support…
catholicvote.org
I love this guy. He's a much less subtle, straight-to-wacky version of @bluetoe
Democrats are the spawn of Satan.
And... WHY is it JFK Jr.???
What an oddball choice of a character to place in your mythical construct. Not only was he fairly inconsequential, historically. But, I think he was kind of... um... "less than stellar" intellectually, especially for a Kennedy.
Dems are the ones eroding the fabric of America. That can also happen in states led by republicans since their authority is only so far reaching. Even if the Dems aren't in power, they have enough of a platform to destroy traditional American values by lying to their braindead followers and convincing them that systemic racism exists, or that you can be whatever gender you choose, or that scrapping oil today is the only way we'll be here next week or some other absurd shit.
Soooo... your family and your principles?
Follow your example to be like you. You, specifically, and people who are essentially clones of yourself- and their families- are emblematic of "American."
Old, southern, protestant white men and their patriarchal vision of how society used to be.
He's laughing, too! We're all mad here.
I'm not surprised you believe he's still alive and ready to swoop-down with Mike Lindell and impose DJT as the rightful leader on the next supposed #45 Rapture date.
Democrats are woefully ignorant.
" Water is a local issue. Towns, cities, and counties are responsible for making sure the people have the water they need to operate, whether it’s to flush toilets, fight fires, or drink. When Flint, Michigan, had their water issues, it was clearly the Democrat-run local government’s fault, but corporate media blamed the Republican governor. Now, they’re doing the same thing in Jackson, Mississippi, a city that’s out of water after being run to the ground by a Democrat Mayor despite having a Republican Governor.
and so we’ve made the decision that we’re going to be the most radical city on the planet.
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Jackson, Mississippi is going to be the most radical city on the planet. Most politicians don’t follow through on their promises, but Chokwe Lumumba definitely did. He has made Jackson so radical that it no longer has drinking water or any water."
noqreport.com
" Water is a local issue. Towns, cities, and counties are responsible for making sure the people have the water they need to operate, whether it’s to flush toilets, fight fires, or drink. When Flint, Michigan, had their water issues, it was clearly the Democrat-run local government’s fault, but corporate media blamed the Republican governor. Now, they’re doing the same thing in Jackson, Mississippi, a city that’s out of water after being run to the ground by a Democrat Mayor despite having a Republican Governor.
and so we’ve made the decision that we’re going to be the most radical city on the planet.
...
Jackson, Mississippi is going to be the most radical city on the planet. Most politicians don’t follow through on their promises, but Chokwe Lumumba definitely did. He has made Jackson so radical that it no longer has drinking water or any water."
City Is Out of Water After Mayor Declares They Will Be “The Most Radical City on the Planet” But Media Blames Republ
Water is a local issue. Towns, cities, and counties are responsible for making sure the people have the water they
I’m not sure if Osama bin Laden is still alive or not but I do find it incredibly odd that we never got to see a dead OBL. Curious.
I’m not perfect, but yes, more or less, like me. It certainly would be an upgrade for you.
well sure, but then again what wouldn't be?
Dems now hammering Colorado and cutting off access to their thermostats.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Energy Company Shuts Down Access to Home Thermostats During 90 Degree Heat Wave in Denver | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
Now you know why the government and Big Tech were pushing smart meters.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Who said you did? I didn’t. I was simply saying that my lifestyle and values aren’t perfectly American but they’re close. So emulating me is sound advice. Good luck.
Emulating you is hardly a challenge.
I'm still waiting for specific examples of what is universally "American."
I'm not surprised you believe the shit you said above. Not any more, anyway. Not from you.
I agree. Buying into American principles is pretty easy. I’m sure you work much harder creating this faux persona of yours. I mean, I get tired watching it. I can only imagine how it wears you out.
You’re being too literal. But I guess I’d start with respecting things that are well, American. If you need clarification on such, you’re probably a lost cause.
So it appears @randman1 is actually insane
Your presence here has always been an insecure, old white guy that perpetually struggles with change. It's always a one-sided, dying perspective, rooted in the past. If you don't understand it, it must be bad. You insulate yourself with confirmation bias and really only present your "principles" in places where you know your ideologies are already accepted and embraced. American sounds pretty pathetic, if that's the description.
You're very familiar with lost causes.
Thank you for your perspective. I obviously can’t control what you think no matter how misguided it is.
You seem to take it as an affront that my values match the majority’s. You’re one of those that never really fit in anywhere so you try very hard to be “different”. Your types take that on as a badge of honor. You reject everything before it has a chance to reject you. Many abused children end up like you. I know your dad was a drunk but I don’t ever remember you telling us he abused you. It would make sense though. The hostility you have for the norm is telling.
I don't have hostility for the normal, because there is no normal. There may be a normal on an individual basis, but how normal is that?
Being in the majority here? No, I'm certainly not.
Yeah, I’ve encountered hundreds of your types. The guy who wants so badly to be seen as the nonconformist but in the end is just like everyone of those sad souls. Deep down, you want acceptance somewhere. That’s ok. It’s a natural human instinct. But you’re the type that didn’t fair well when they were rejected as a kid and so you make sure that’s not going to happen to you as an adult. You do that by being a contrarian for contrarian purposes. You’ll try to cite some higher enlightenment as the reason but anyone with even a bit of knowledge of the human psyche knows that’s not why. You just don’t fit. You’re a square peg in a round hole world. You take pride in it. And that’s fine. I don’t begrudge you being different. But hell if I’m going to sit by and let you try to normalize the abnormal, chastise those that subscribe to generally shared social mores and make it so you’re not the oddball anymore.
Lol. Trying to find a teammate? Strum works alone.
And I asked once, but if you’re here, who are all those poasters on the main board making fun of right now?
Oh right. My bad. In fairness though, you say a lot of outlandish and weird shit. It’s tough for most of us to keep track of where you are at any one point.
Gotcha though. You don’t like normal.
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LOL... again with the "us." I guess you deserve that. If you didn't have the half-dozen groupies (or, at least one or two) on here kissing your ass, you probably wouldn't even show up.
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