PoliteTwig

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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   I find it interesting that the author only considers America from the top down - from the perspectives of institutions (Stanford, Goldman Sachs, Costco) and slogans (American Dream, All people deserve to live healthy lives). Part of me wond
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   I do support Trump, despite disagreeing with some policies. I’ll never forget when Ron Paul was called a racist by the media in 2012, and how he was screwed by the Republicans. It still makes me angry today. I don't trust our governmen
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   Sure. Limited government, non-interventionism, merit-based immigration, human rights, freedom of speech, freedom to bear arms, protecting the environment, private healthcare, net neutrality, free trade, strong civil society, education left
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   > Um, that article was written by none other than Milo Y, does that make alarm bells go off? I’ve always liked Milo. But even if you don't, the article is still important if you want to understand the history of "alt-right&quot
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   The first time I came across the term alt-right was in this article on Breitbart: https://www.google.is/amp/www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/03/29/... . As a ex Ron Paul supporter with a distaste for
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   I'm doubting the twitter link's claims that: (1) The White House had no report on Puerto Rico during a conference call with FEMA Sep 25 (2) Therefore WH "had no plans to make any moves in PR". I don't see this being
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   by PoliteTwig 9y ago

   > https://twitter.com/aynrandpaulryan/status/91342690928271360... Do you have a second source for that claim that is not anonymous and not being reported by an anti-Trump activist?