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The cons see an article in the Times which they bash constantly and they are all over it. Too funny!!!
The NY Times is particularly evil while most here give it high esteem. When it is available for free to wave in your faces pardon my taking a moment of shadenfreude ;)
 
The NY Times is particularly evil while most here give it high esteem. When it is available for free to wave in your faces pardon my taking a moment of shadenfreude ;)
Thats all you have. You worship a fascist scumbag with dementia.
 
The NY Times is particularly evil while most here give it high esteem. When it is available for free to wave in your faces pardon my taking a moment of shadenfreude ;)
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Republican voter registration is still way behind democratic and independent/unaffiliated.
 
I am not a big fan of the NY Times but many of all you all are. Makes it especially sweet for me to read.

What i love about the article is it clearly states: "There are still more Democrats registered nationwide than Republicans".
Leaves a bad taste in your mouth, huh....
 
The NY Times is particularly evil while most here give it high esteem. When it is available for free to wave in your faces pardon my taking a moment of shadenfreude ;)
So, the credible New York Times is "particularly evil" to you, @Eriech, except when it says something with which you agree.

No surprise.

Btw, it's schadenfreude.
 
The NY Times is particularly evil while most here give it high esteem. When it is available for free to wave in your faces pardon my taking a moment of shadenfreude ;)
LOL, The NY Times is the paper of record, and the fact that it prints facts that Trump doesn't like to hear doesn't make it "evil". But do fall in line with the master.
 
I am not a big fan of the NY Times but many of all you all are. Makes it especially sweet for me to read.

The funny thing is that I and many people I know are registered Republicans despite despising a large swath of their positions, and candidates (not all and not universally for the record)

Why you may ask? Closed primaries.
 
So, the credible New York Times is "particularly evil" to you, @Eriech, except when it says something with which you agree.

No surprise.

Btw, it's schadenfreude.
No, I post the NYTimes because it is a source that you agree.
This source does not have the long history of evil but will get poo -pooed here.

 
What i love about the article is it clearly states: "There are still more Democrats registered nationwide than Republicans".
Leaves a bad taste in your mouth, huh....
There are still more Democrats registered nationwide than Republicans, partly because of big blue states like California allow people to register by party, while red states like Texas do not. But the trajectory is troublesome for Democrats, and there are growing tensions over what to do about it.

Reads a little differently inside the full statement, doesn't it? And then to really add to the confusion, only 30 states, a territory and D.C. report information about party registration.
 
LOL, The NY Times is the paper of record, and the fact that it prints facts that Trump doesn't like to hear doesn't make it "evil". But do fall in line with the master.
With respect to this voter registration analysis the NY Times prints information some of Trump's opponents find to be not quite digestible.
 
With respect to this voter registration analysis the NY Times prints information some of Trump's opponents find to be not quite digestible.
I find it a sad situation, but certainly "digestible" and since the source has excellent credentials also believable. It is just amusing that Trump's Fake News Chorus suddenly finds the NYTs trustworthy.
 
There are still more Democrats registered nationwide than Republicans, partly because of big blue states like California allow people to register by party, while red states like Texas do not. But the trajectory is troublesome for Democrats, and there are growing tensions over what to do about it.

Reads a little differently inside the full statement, doesn't it? And then to really add to the confusion, only 30 states, a territory and D.C. report information about party registration.
Sure.
Nevertheless, there are still more registered democrats than Republicans.
And the more your demigod keeps killing Americans through his policies, the less folks are gunna be voting Republican.
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Isn't donald your demigod?
Our countries "savior", in your mind?
When you have something sensible and hopefully interesting to post to me I'll respond. This is neither sensible nor interesting.
 
When you have something sensible and hopefully interesting to post to me I'll respond. This is neither sensible nor interesting.
I asked you a question.
If you'd prefer to run away with your tail between your legs, I can understand why.
 
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