If you listen to Hillary, she always panders to her voting blocks, creating division.
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The problem is, whenever you hear some stupid politician speak, you never hear about them using excellent economic theories based on mathematics or problem solving. You just constantly hear them use nice sounding words and words mimicking common sense in order to appear like they are saying something worthwhile. Fuck, no democrat says anything worthwhile. 2
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AS ALWAYS, you totally twist the argument. I'm speaking to a Democrat party that constantly panders to certain groups for their votes. Romney was talking about people of all persuasions who pay no taxes and would not vote for him. ONE MORE TIME, name the groups of people that Republicans constantly lift up in their speeches to garner their votes. I never hear a word about skin color, or sexual orientation, or gender, or class, etc. etc. AS ALWAYS, you totally twist the argument. I'm speaking to a Democrat party that constantly panders to certain groups for their votes. You are ignoring half of the pandering. Romney was talking about people of all persuasions who pay no taxes and would not vote for him. He literally created a division. ONE MORE TIME, name the groups of people that Republicans constantly lift up in their speeches to garner their votes. People who pay taxes. or class The Republicans constantly bring up class. 1
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I can believe that. But then again 99% of all politicians do exactly that whether they'll admit to it or not. And to some extent campaigning in a two party system virtually requires pandering because there's really no other way to appeal to half or all the population of the country other than to try to taylor to their unique voting demands. 1
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