Wapo does a hit on Rubio, pointing out that in his quest for the presidency he has been an absentee senator, missing votes and committee meetings. (Rubio’s not my man, but that’s not the point. The left’s double standard is.) Wapo never did a profile on the Obama senatorial ghost.
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O’preezy wasn’t even present to vote PRESENT…
They aren’t even trying to hide the fact that they are the propaganda arm of National and Inter-National Socialism, any more.
People are so fucking stupid that it’s no longer necessary.
Even when he was there, all he did was vote “present”. If only more Illinois politicians were like that now.
and not eligible to be POTUS
Idiocracy is here.
Fur, we already know the WAPO is biased, so why run this article? All this is giving them free advertising.
Because the population of who is and who isn’t interested in politics doesn’t remain static. There’s always more people. There are always people evolving.
We are part of a network of information that needs to be repeated daily so that we may influence the people who need to be influenced.
If I thought that everyone’s education/opinion/ was complete I wouldn’t be doing this.
What would be the point?
But I know it’s not pointless because I’ve met grown adults that do not know whether they are left or right. They don’t know whether WAPO is left or right.
I’ve met adults who get interested in politics late in life.
About 10 years ago I became friends with a couple and the husband, who was only 24 years old, brought up, hesitantly, that he was getting into politics. He said he stumbled upon O’Reilly when he was channel surfing and liked it. It made him feel engaged and “adult.”
I asked him if he was left or right.
He said he didn’t know and was interested in finding out what he was.
He said he assumed he was liberal because he heard his friends say they were liberal and liberals were the young party and the cool party etcetera.
He was so raw he thought O’Reilly was a liberal. (ya ya, jokes aside, we know O’Reilly isn’t progressive.)
I gave him a quiz off the top of my head.
I said, “friend, you’re a conservative.”
He just nodded and said, “cool, so, O’Reilly is a conservative? Is that why I like the show?”
I never forgot this, and it fuels the engine whenever I think we’re just preaching to the choir.
Don’t try and discourage us from our daily drum and due diligence. It’s what the left would love us to do, lay down and go away and stop attacking.
Oh, and as far as linking is concerned, I am the KING (lol) of non-linkage.
But every now and then I throw a link because BIGGER SITES WON’T LINK US WITHOUT A LINK TO THE STORY!
They have to see it or they won’t believe us.
So, I mix it up.