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The Mind Of a Trump Supporter
Alan Zendell, February 21, 2021 Don’t let the title fool you. I have no idea what goes on in the mind of a Trump supporter. The things they say usually make me roll my eyes. Absent any other information, it … Continue reading
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Tagged analysis, antifa, Big Lie, COVID, data, half million deaths, insurrection, lack of character, Oath Takers, Pied Piper, populist appeal, predictions, Proud Boys, Republican Party, USAToday poll
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Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial is Much More Than That
Alan Zendell, February 8, 2021 It’s going to be ugly and unpleasant. At times it will be infuriating and frustrating. And there will doubtless be moments when we feel shame exposing our darkest, seamiest aspects to the entire world. They’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer of Trumpism, conspiracy, constitution, diplomacy, extremist websites, extremists, free speech, insurrection, journaism, militias, Mitch McConnell, moral authority, normailing relations, Republican Party, Rule of Law, Senate, social media, trade, Trump brand
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The Conservative View of Impeachment
Alan Zendell, December 21, 2019 Because I believe that all Americans have the inalienable right to a roof over their heads, nutritious food on their tables, and access to basic health care, many people “accuse” me of being a Liberal … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Hamilton, conservatism, Consititution, ethics, foreign interference, Jeff Flake, John Bolton, Liberal, Mick Mulvaney, monarchy, morals, principles, Republican Party, U. S. Senate, values
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