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Cosmocat

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21. Facists

Reply to Mad_Machine76 (Reply #15)

Tue Jan 11, 2022, 12:06 PM

Jan 2022

the sooner Dems get into the game and ACCURATELY cast Rs are crazy ass facists, the better, cause as much as people want to think people like "positive" campaigning, end of the day they react more strongly to what SCARES THEM.

And, if Ds used the term facists as routinely as Rs babble about socialists, it would level that playing field.

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