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PennsylvaniaMatt

(966 posts) Sun Jul 14, 2013, 01:57 AM Jul 2013

In The Great Divide Between Democrats and Republicans, Some Words From Bill Maher To Remember...

"Democrats in America were put on Earth to do one thing...drag the ignorant, hillbilly half of this country into the next century, which in their case, is the 19th"

Keep on pressing on, my fellow Democrats!

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In The Great Divide Between Democrats and Republicans, Some Words From Bill Maher To Remember... (Original Post) PennsylvaniaMatt Jul 2013 OP

Sitting On The Bench left on green only Jul 2013 #1

Think that's the guy who was impersonting Bush for a long time. freshwest Jul 2013 #3

Ironically, that's what I've always admired about the Mormons Nevernose Jul 2013 #2

left on green only

(1,484 posts)

1. Sitting On The Bench

Reply to PennsylvaniaMatt (Original post)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 02:05 AM

Jul 2013

Is That Bill and George W?

freshwest

(53,661 posts)

3. Think that's the guy who was impersonting Bush for a long time.

Reply to left on green only (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 03:12 AM

Jul 2013

Whoever it is there, they're a cute couple.

Nevernose

(13,081 posts)

2. Ironically, that's what I've always admired about the Mormons

Reply to PennsylvaniaMatt (Original post)

Sun Jul 14, 2013, 02:08 AM

Jul 2013

They're highly adaptable, constantly changing and evolving and trying to make their church's dogma better and more forward thinking. Moreso than any other conservative church I can think of.

It's just for them, "forward" is about forty years ago. The Catholic Church does the same thing, but I put them at a hundred years behind (they have a lot more time to work with, though).

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