Quote from: Hoofer on April 14, 2016, 09:43:23 AM
I agree in part, but as a whole, both parties have been moving slowly leftward, sometimes faster than public opinion.
Gov McCory has his hands full with the LBGXYZ bathroom thing.  I suspect the timing was to cause maximum damage, and if they got what they REALLY wanted - what a bonus!  If not, McCory is still takes a hit from the Libs.

Those kinds of coordinated attacks have been very successful for promoting the Liberal / Progressive / Socialist agenda - with the help of the main stream media.

Maybe it's just me - Cruz has the opportunity to dramatically & suddenly turn the direction of this country around - because he knows how to make the case to the public.

By comparison, should Trump win, IMO, he doesn't have the intellectual horse power or depth as a conservative to put forth a compelling case for anything conservative.   Those that would vote Trump in, will probably be sorely disappointed with his inability to do anything.

I can't remember have this level of quiet confidence about a candidate, since the 2nd term of Reagan.

Not to derail this thread, but the NC issue is nuts. The bill says that in public restrooms people should use the bathroom of the gender of what is on a person's birth certificate. Damn, that seems sensible and reasonable. The outrage by the left here is unbelievable.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 14, 2016, 10:31:42 AM
Not to derail this thread, but the NC issue is nuts. The bill says that in public restrooms people should use the bathroom of the gender of what is on a person's birth certificate. Damn, that seems sensible and reasonable. The outrage by the left here is unbelievable.

Manufactured faux outrage.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 14, 2016, 10:31:42 AM
Not to derail this thread, but the NC issue is nuts. The bill says that in public restrooms people should use the bathroom of the gender of what is on a person's birth certificate. Damn, that seems sensible and reasonable. The outrage by the left here is unbelievable. 

I view it as an attempt to stop a popular governor from going any farther politically.

Quote from: Hoofer on April 14, 2016, 10:43:35 AM
I view it as an attempt to stop a popular governor from going any farther politically.

Hmm... Did not the NC state legislature pass this bill and he signed into law.  I would say there a lot of people thinking the same way as the governor.

Quote from: walkstall on April 14, 2016, 11:22:07 AM
Hmm... Did not the NC state legislature pass this bill and he signed into law.  I would say there a lot of people thinking the same way as the governor.

You are correct but the MSM gives all the publicity to the libtards.

Quote from: supsalemgr on April 14, 2016, 11:24:50 AM
You are correct but the MSM gives all the publicity to the libtards.

Just had a thought ... Wisconsin / Scott Walker.   This probably isn't the start of something similar, but, it'd be kinda fun to watch 

Quote from: Hoofer on April 12, 2016, 08:29:22 PM
They actually do feel guilty.  But, it's not the kind of "guilt" that provokes personal action, no it's more like spreading misery around... makes them feel better if everyone is suffering - sort of a "bonding" thing.  Actually, it's quite irrational, IMO.

Liberals have moral values just like everybody else do, if anything, they tend to be more sensitive and vocal about morality related issues. I don't find it hard to believe they do feel genuine guilt at the sight of others' misfortune.

The problem is, liberals have the superpower of appeasing their conscience with other people's money.

Liberals pretend to be moral because they feel it makes them superior.