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The Party Of Algae And 'Our Democracy'
The Party Of Algae And 'Our Democracy'
Authored by James Howard Kunstler,
“. . .a political party doesn’t lose 95 percent of a registration advantage because voters are kinda annoyed. Something much, much deeper is going on.”
- Richard Landwirth
Okay, convince me that gay-Islamic-race-communism is a “progressive” political program America is going to buy like corn flakes.
The Lefty-left wants to think so, as it lurches from one peak of mental illness to an even greater one in the 130 days to the midterms.
Look how successful they’ve been with open borders,...
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