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March 29, 2016
Then there is the model wife, Hillary.
March 21, 2016
WASHINGTON
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; six out of 10 House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MINNESOTA
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of eight House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been one Reform Party member, one Republican and one Democrat; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
OREGON
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; four out of five House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
CALIFORNIA
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; two Democratic senators; 38 out of 53 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
RHODE ISLAND
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Republicans (current governor is Independent from 2007 to 2013); Democratic-controlled Legislature.
NEW YORK
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; 21 out of 27 House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MASSACHUSETTS
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; nine out of nine House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MARYLAND
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; two Democratic senators; seven out of eight House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MICHIGAN
Voted for Democratic president in six out of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of 14 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republican; Republican-controlled Legislatures.
WISCONSIN
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; three out of eight House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MAINE
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; one Republican senator and one Independent senator; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been one Independent, one Democrat and one Republican; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
ILLINOIS
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; one Democratic senator and one Republican senator; 12 out of 18 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
HAWAII
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
CONNECTICUT
Voted for Democratic president in six of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of five House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republican; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
VERMONT
Voted for Democratic president in six of last seven elections; one Democratic senator and one Independent; one and only House representative is Democrat; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
NEW JERSEY
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; two Democratic senators; five out of 11 House representatives are Democrats, with one vacancy; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
DELAWARE
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; two Democratic senators; one and only House representatives is a Democrat; three out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
IOWA
Voted for Democratic president in six out of last seven elections; one Republican and one Democratic senator; two out of four House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 13 out of 18 House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NEW MEXICO
Voted for Democratic president in five of last seven elections; two Democrat senators; two out of three House representatives are Democrats; two out past three governors have been Republicans; split control of Legislature.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Voted for Democratic president in five of last seven elections; one Democrat senator and one Republican senator; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
NEVADA
Voted for Democratic president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; two out of four House Representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Republicans; Democrats control Legislature.
OHIO
Voted for Democratic president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 12 out of 16 House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
WEST VIRGINIA
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of three House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
COLORADO
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; four out of seven House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
FLORIDA
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 17 out of 27 House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans (one a Republican turned Independent); Republican-controlled Legislature
VIRGINIA
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; seven out of 10 House representatives are Republicans, with one vacancy; past two out of three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MISSOURI
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; six of eight House representatives are Republicans; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ARKANSAS
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; four out of four House representatives are Republicans; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
KENTUCKY
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Republican senators; five out of six House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
LOUISIANA
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; five out of six House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
TENNESSEE
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Republican senators; seven out of nine House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
INDIANA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; seven out of nine House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MONTANA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; one and only House representative is Republican; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NORTH CAROLINA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; nine out of 12 House representatives are Republicans, with one vacancy; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature
GEORGIA
Voted for Republican president in six of seven last elections; two Republican senators; nine out of 14 House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ARIZONA
Voted for Republican president in six of seven last elections; two Republican senators; five out of nine House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NORTH DAKOTA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
TEXAS
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; 24 out of 36 House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; six out of seven House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
WYOMING
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; one and only House representative is Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
UTAH
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators, three out of four House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
OKLAHOMA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; five out of five House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NEBRASKA
Voted for Republican president the last seven elections; two Republican senators; three out of three House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; nonpartisan Legislature.
MISSISSIPPI
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; three out of four House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
KANSAS
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; four out of four House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
IDAHO
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators, two out of two House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ALASKA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ALABAMA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; six out of seven House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/221721-how-red-or-blue-is-your-state
I had saved this a while back from The Hill. I found it interesting.
WASHINGTON
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; six out of 10 House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MINNESOTA
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of eight House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been one Reform Party member, one Republican and one Democrat; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
OREGON
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; four out of five House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
CALIFORNIA
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; two Democratic senators; 38 out of 53 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
RHODE ISLAND
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Republicans (current governor is Independent from 2007 to 2013); Democratic-controlled Legislature.
NEW YORK
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; 21 out of 27 House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MASSACHUSETTS
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; nine out of nine House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MARYLAND
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; two Democratic senators; seven out of eight House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
MICHIGAN
Voted for Democratic president in six out of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of 14 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republican; Republican-controlled Legislatures.
WISCONSIN
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; three out of eight House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MAINE
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; one Republican senator and one Independent senator; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been one Independent, one Democrat and one Republican; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
ILLINOIS
Voted for Democratic president in last six elections; one Democratic senator and one Republican senator; 12 out of 18 House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
HAWAII
Voted for Democratic president in last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
CONNECTICUT
Voted for Democratic president in six of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; five out of five House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republican; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
VERMONT
Voted for Democratic president in six of last seven elections; one Democratic senator and one Independent; one and only House representative is Democrat; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
NEW JERSEY
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; two Democratic senators; five out of 11 House representatives are Democrats, with one vacancy; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
DELAWARE
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; two Democratic senators; one and only House representatives is a Democrat; three out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
IOWA
Voted for Democratic president in six out of last seven elections; one Republican and one Democratic senator; two out of four House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA
Voted for Democratic president in six out of seven last elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 13 out of 18 House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NEW MEXICO
Voted for Democratic president in five of last seven elections; two Democrat senators; two out of three House representatives are Democrats; two out past three governors have been Republicans; split control of Legislature.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Voted for Democratic president in five of last seven elections; one Democrat senator and one Republican senator; two out of two House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
NEVADA
Voted for Democratic president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; two out of four House Representatives are Democrats; past three governors have been Republicans; Democrats control Legislature.
OHIO
Voted for Democratic president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 12 out of 16 House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
WEST VIRGINIA
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; two out of three House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
COLORADO
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; four out of seven House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
FLORIDA
Voted for Republican president in four of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; 17 out of 27 House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans (one a Republican turned Independent); Republican-controlled Legislature
VIRGINIA
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; seven out of 10 House representatives are Republicans, with one vacancy; past two out of three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MISSOURI
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; six of eight House representatives are Republicans; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ARKANSAS
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; four out of four House representatives are Republicans; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
KENTUCKY
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Republican senators; five out of six House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; split control of Legislature.
LOUISIANA
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; five out of six House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
TENNESSEE
Voted for Republican president in five of last seven elections; two Republican senators; seven out of nine House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
INDIANA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; seven out of nine House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
MONTANA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; two Democratic senators; one and only House representative is Republican; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NORTH CAROLINA
Voted for Republican president in six of last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; nine out of 12 House representatives are Republicans, with one vacancy; two of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature
GEORGIA
Voted for Republican president in six of seven last elections; two Republican senators; nine out of 14 House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ARIZONA
Voted for Republican president in six of seven last elections; two Republican senators; five out of nine House representatives are Democrats; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NORTH DAKOTA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Democratic-controlled Legislature.
TEXAS
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; 24 out of 36 House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; six out of seven House representatives are Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
WYOMING
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; one and only House representative is Republican; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
UTAH
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators, three out of four House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
OKLAHOMA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; five out of five House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
NEBRASKA
Voted for Republican president the last seven elections; two Republican senators; three out of three House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; nonpartisan Legislature.
MISSISSIPPI
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; three out of four House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
KANSAS
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; four out of four House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Democrats; Republican-controlled Legislature.
IDAHO
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators, two out of two House representatives are Republicans; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ALASKA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; one Republican senator and one Democratic senator; one and only House representative is Republican; past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
ALABAMA
Voted for Republican president in last seven elections; two Republican senators; six out of seven House representatives are Republicans; two out of past three governors have been Republicans; Republican-controlled Legislature.
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/house-races/221721-how-red-or-blue-is-your-state
March 18, 2016
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Here's four people really comfortable around each other. Talk about a friendly visit.
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March 16, 2016
We all know how important supreme court picks are. An older moderate is just the ticket.
Should be able to get this one past the pukes. 
March 13, 2016
What does this make, like 3 this week?
Hillary is well aware that the TPP can't be tweaked.
What does this make, like 3 this week?
March 12, 2016
This should be everywhere.
Looks like Hillary isn't firing on all cylinders. The note thanking him and now this?
This should be everywhere.
March 7, 2016
This video needs to be posted to every fake outrage post about Bernie's sexism toward Hillary.
I can't recommend this enough
March 6, 2016
This is what we are up against. This is from a fellow democrat. Posted here for discussion
can't stand the truth.
here is the truth
It is Bernie who is tearing apart the party. Bernie isn't even a democrat.He has absolutely no loyalty and is running as an independent in 2018.
We got our asses handed to us in 80, 84 and 88. It was a freakin' debacle. You say they(Clintons) are in it for themselves. If they were in it for themselves they would have gone right into the law profession. By 5-7 years they would both have been making over $1,000,000 each. I should know I work with the top attorneys in the country.I was just with the lawyer representing Bob McDonnell. The Rose law firm is a joke in the scheme of things.
The same goes for Obama. He could have named his tune coming from Harvard and being African American.
i went to Woodstock and marched on Washington in Oct. '69 in the first moratorium and the second march on Washington in '71.
McGovern was my first vote and I went to Obama's inauguration.
That being said i find bernie to be a phony. He has voted his conscious when votes didn't matter as he comes from a state that is isolated and insulated.
When he had a vote that mattered(the gun vote) where was his "liberal" values. He capitulated and was nothing more than a typical politician. How was that for a "profile in courage"?
On civil rights once he went to Vermont and black people didn't exist anymore. He did nothing for 50 years. watch the video form South Carolina in the church. He has never had an African American friend. It is pretty obvious. He grew up in a jewish clique in NYC. His civil rights stance was very typical of jews in NYC in the sixties.
I should know since i grew up in NYC in a Jewish clique. He whines about his dad. let me tell you about my family. My dad was from st. Louis and his mom who was German was arrested in 1910 for cavorting with Chinese people. He wasn't allowed to swim in the public pools in St.Louis. When he and his sister left they never went back.
I grew up in a laundry and shared a twin bed with my brother until i was 9 and he was 10. We grew up (5 of us) in 400 sq. ft. When we went to get a mortgage in 1962 with 45% down we had to eventually go to harlem to secure one. No one would lend us money.
Growing up in NYC as a jew is certainly no handicap and probably an advantage. I certainly know way more than Bernie about discrimination.
Did my family ever whine about it ,no we got up and kicked ass. My brother and I who slept in the bed are the two toughest guys I know. tougher than my younger brothers.
I got started later in life and now own my own business. At the age of forty I was buying shoes too small so i could get a deal and driving on used tires. I do make a good living but i busted my ass to do it. i work with some of the most famous attorneys in the country. Some are liberal and some are conservative.
I find Bernie to be a whiny asshole and weak.
here is the truth
It is Bernie who is tearing apart the party. Bernie isn't even a democrat.He has absolutely no loyalty and is running as an independent in 2018.
We got our asses handed to us in 80, 84 and 88. It was a freakin' debacle. You say they(Clintons) are in it for themselves. If they were in it for themselves they would have gone right into the law profession. By 5-7 years they would both have been making over $1,000,000 each. I should know I work with the top attorneys in the country.I was just with the lawyer representing Bob McDonnell. The Rose law firm is a joke in the scheme of things.
The same goes for Obama. He could have named his tune coming from Harvard and being African American.
i went to Woodstock and marched on Washington in Oct. '69 in the first moratorium and the second march on Washington in '71.
McGovern was my first vote and I went to Obama's inauguration.
That being said i find bernie to be a phony. He has voted his conscious when votes didn't matter as he comes from a state that is isolated and insulated.
When he had a vote that mattered(the gun vote) where was his "liberal" values. He capitulated and was nothing more than a typical politician. How was that for a "profile in courage"?
On civil rights once he went to Vermont and black people didn't exist anymore. He did nothing for 50 years. watch the video form South Carolina in the church. He has never had an African American friend. It is pretty obvious. He grew up in a jewish clique in NYC. His civil rights stance was very typical of jews in NYC in the sixties.
I should know since i grew up in NYC in a Jewish clique. He whines about his dad. let me tell you about my family. My dad was from st. Louis and his mom who was German was arrested in 1910 for cavorting with Chinese people. He wasn't allowed to swim in the public pools in St.Louis. When he and his sister left they never went back.
I grew up in a laundry and shared a twin bed with my brother until i was 9 and he was 10. We grew up (5 of us) in 400 sq. ft. When we went to get a mortgage in 1962 with 45% down we had to eventually go to harlem to secure one. No one would lend us money.
Growing up in NYC as a jew is certainly no handicap and probably an advantage. I certainly know way more than Bernie about discrimination.
Did my family ever whine about it ,no we got up and kicked ass. My brother and I who slept in the bed are the two toughest guys I know. tougher than my younger brothers.
I got started later in life and now own my own business. At the age of forty I was buying shoes too small so i could get a deal and driving on used tires. I do make a good living but i busted my ass to do it. i work with some of the most famous attorneys in the country. Some are liberal and some are conservative.
I find Bernie to be a whiny asshole and weak.
March 4, 2016
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/hillary-clinton/12150600/ImNotKiddingMaddi-trends-after-Hillary-Clinton-sends-email-asking-for-a-dollar-after-New-Hampshire-vote.html
Found the link I'm not kidding Maddie
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/hillary-clinton/12150600/ImNotKiddingMaddi-trends-after-Hillary-Clinton-sends-email-asking-for-a-dollar-after-New-Hampshire-vote.html
March 2, 2016
A Hillary fundraiser with the NRA? Fuck all that. I am so saving this
for the next Bernie is a gun humper OP. A video would be awesome.
https://theintercept.com/2016/03/01/nra-lobbyist-will-co-host-clinton-fundraiser/ but this will do
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