thought every publican had? Thank heaven for DU

Blessing: It makes it so much easier to see the thoughts of dumb fuck Republicans who think everyone is dying to hear their latest written Hershey squirts. And it's forever too and even if they try to delete their dumb fuckery it's often too late since it's probably been screen shotted several dozen times.

Curse: It fans the flames of hatred and Jack is a fucking coward who won't stand up to conservatives when they want to have a Twitter Klan Rally (R)/TM/etc.

down.

"You didn't build that," comes to mind.

for a commercial he recorded for Hillary's primary campaign.

Of course Trump's tried to claim he wasn't aware of Reagan using the phrase.

This thread is about the "Make America America Again" wording, though, and it's hilarious the Republicans thought Scott Baio was the first to use those words.

"Make America Great Again" was a phrase used by the demagogue in a dystopian novel written by Octavia E. Butler.

The novel, The Parable of the Talents, was published in 1998. Ms. Butler was a black science fiction novelist, the only one I am aware of. It could be said that they stole from her.

the phrase had already been used by both Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.

But it blew me away when I remembered reading it in her book. I went back to the library and looked for the book, just so I could find where she had written it.

I don't care how you cut it, she was prescient.

Yes, she did die too young.

P.S. The first thing I read by her was a short story called, "Speech Sounds." It impressed me as much as "Nightfall," by Asimov. "Nightfall" is my favorite SF short story. If you haven't read "Speech Sounds," go look for it.

this inspiring message from Langston Hughes for his 2004 presidential campaign.

Trump most likely got the idea from Kerry.

After 4 years of Trump, it would take on its own meaning. And would drive the Trumpist snowflakes crazy.