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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHow deep is the cult's influence?
So long as others support their Leader, his supporters are content to forgive and forget. Of course, they must have an (R) by their name. They could even be indicted for serious crimes...
Rep. Chris Collins of New York and Duncan Hunter of California have both been charged with some very serious crimes. But, for some reason, they had to remain on the ballots?
Both won their races to go back to Washington. The standard for the cult is very, very low.
LoverofDawgz
(71 posts)they'd rather vote for a criminal than a "Godless" Liberal or Democrat. They'd rather vote for the vile Oink in the WhiteHouse and the chaos he brings than the most qualified Presidential candidate of our lifetimes. One could say they're stupid (then why do they have the courts stacked for 3 generations?) and they're racist (not really, some in the south sure, but not all of them by any means).
One could say they're voting against their interest (possibly many even know that).
What you can't say is it's THEIR problem. It's all of our problem because we're stuck with the government they've chosen for us.
dalton99a
(81,432 posts)RockRaven
(14,958 posts)When was the last time a sitting Congressman was convicted *and imprisoned* while in office? Anyone know off the top of their head?
dawg day
(7,947 posts)The dead brothel-keeper.
They elected a corpse. GOPers are really weird.
Zambero
(8,964 posts)Pulse is not required!
jmowreader
(50,552 posts)His name was Mel Carnahan, and he was a very popular Democratic Missouri governor running against John Ashcroft. He died in a plane crash 11 days before the election and still managed to flip the seat.