Dick Morris Says Dave Hodges Was Correct About HRC and 2020

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Dick Morris Says Dave Hodges Was Correct About HRC and 2020

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Monday, February 24, 2020 - 05:12.

vDick Morris Says Dave Hodges Was Correct About HRC and 2020

Time to define the topic.

Thomas Rogers Mon, 02/24/2020 - 14:07

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This entire conversation makes so much more sense if you just define the terminology. Let's do a little entomology: Poli / tics: Poli = many. Tics = plural form of a blood sucking parasite. To be a political analyst, is to study blood sucking parasites. This might help explain why when you vote, you will always wind up with a bloodsucking parasite ruling over you. Wouldn't it be better to just simply exterminate blood sucking parasites? Or at the very least, stop following their orders, and stop giving them your money, and stop believing they're required for a civilized society. Human beings are designed to govern themselves. The sooner we learn that, the sooner humanity will be free.

Mini Mike too wise for 'Arkancide'

Margo Bald Mon, 02/24/2020 - 18:56

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He WOULD step down, because he knows to go any other route means he joins the ever lengthening list of those who commit suicide by shooting themselves in the back of the head--TWICE!

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