Squadron7 said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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50 years of "imbalance of power theory in workplace sexual relations" went into the bin in a nanosecond after Leader of The Free World and POTUS Bill Clinton got caught getting BJ's from a WH intern.

It was a watershed moment just like when the experts in white coats told us it was okay to gather outside during COVID as long as it was to protest the correct things.

Can't really go back from those things.

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oh no said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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let's be honest, the unaccomplished fruity sacrilegious communist nut bar is running against a guy who has a track record of litigating against federal overreach and fighting for state sovereignty, border security, election integrity, and against human trafficking, over-regulation, etc.

Let's also be honest about him being acquitted in his impeachment trial.

Let's also be honest that his dating status at the end of his marriage pales in comparison to the policies of baby murdering, transing kids, open borders, DEI equity of outcomes reparations and the taxing and spending policies of the freak's party platform.

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Ag87H2O said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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But they should ignore promotion of abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, and distorting the words of the Bible into pretzels in order to fit his twisted political narrative?

Talarico is a flawed human being just like Paxton, and likely more so. I know that Democrats had dreams of using preacher Talarico to take the high ground and draw a moral distinction between he and Paxton, but that was an epic strategic blunder, and every time you try it will backfire big time.

As has been said, those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

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Tergdor said:

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Dude couldn't even get a real cowboy hat for the picture, had to get a gardening hat

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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4 said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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Of course they do.

Now that we've determined each of the choices we have to vote for in November are not perfect people, and both are sinners, which one represents your convictions the most?

That's the only question that needs to be asked at this point.

Unless there is a third, perfect candidate somewhere I'm unaware of?

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J. Walter Weatherman said:

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4 said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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Of course they do.

Now that we've determined each of the choices we have to vote for in November are not perfect people, and both are sinners, which one represents your convictions the most?

That's the only question that needs to be asked at this point.

Unless there is a third, perfect candidate somewhere I'm unaware of?

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Yep. Unfortunately we're stuck with a guy who is definitely a scumbag in his personal life and who (allegedly) also has a ton of shady business deals in his past but will vote correctly, vs a fake Christian who supports abortion and kids getting sex changes, and who would vote lockstep with Schumer on everything.

Wish Conservatives could have done better but it is what it is at this point and shouldn't be a hard choice in November for basically anyone. Which is why you won't hear one of our few democrats on here even attempt to defend Talarico's insane policy positions.

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J. Walter Weatherman said:

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4 said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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Of course they do.

Now that we've determined each of the choices we have to vote for in November are not perfect people, and both are sinners, which one represents your convictions the most?

That's the only question that needs to be asked at this point.

Unless there is a third, perfect candidate somewhere I'm unaware of?

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Yep. Unfortunately we're stuck with a guy who is definitely a scumbag in his personal life and who (allegedly) also has a ton of shady business deals in his past but will vote correctly, vs a fake Christian who supports abortion and kids getting sex changes, and who would vote lockstep with Schumer on everything.

Wish Conservatives could have done better but it is what it is at this point and shouldn't be a hard choice in November for basically anyone. Which is why you won't hear one of our few democrats on here even attempt to defend Talarico's insane policy positions.

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murphyag said:

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Ag87H2O said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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But they should ignore promotion of abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, and distorting the words of the Bible into pretzels in order to fit his twisted political narrative?

Talarico is a flawed human being just like Paxton, and likely more so. I know that Democrats had dreams of using preacher Talarico to take the high ground and draw a moral distinction between he and Paxton, but that was an epic strategic blunder, and every time you try it will backfire big time.

As has been said, those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

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Who said any of that? I was replying to the guy that said that no one cares about wife cheating anymore.

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jrdaustin said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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Yet, commandments are broken by all. I know I have broken some. And then asked for forgiveness.

That said, I DO care about wife cheating. Not a fan of it, and that's one I haven't broken. But, I have had coworkers who unfortunately have, and I have not gone on some tirade expecting them to lose their job.

I would never expect someone to be refused to be hired because of an infidelity, as I would never expect someone to lose a job simply because they are gay. Now, if their lifestyle choices inhibit their ability to DO the job, then that's another story.

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samurai_science said:

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murphyag said:

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Ag87H2O said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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But they should ignore promotion of abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, and distorting the words of the Bible into pretzels in order to fit his twisted political narrative?

Talarico is a flawed human being just like Paxton, and likely more so. I know that Democrats had dreams of using preacher Talarico to take the high ground and draw a moral distinction between he and Paxton, but that was an epic strategic blunder, and every time you try it will backfire big time.

As has been said, those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

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Who said any of that? I was replying to the guy that said that no one cares about wife cheating anymore.

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I dont care, I am voting for him to destroy Democrats not teach me about morality. Also, you dont get to define what a "True Christian" is, that is one of the dumbest takes I have see on here in a while.

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murphyag said:

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jrdaustin said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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Yet, commandments are broken by all. I know I have broken some. And then asked for forgiveness.

That said, I DO care about wife cheating. Not a fan of it, and that's one I haven't broken. But, I have had coworkers who unfortunately have, and I have not gone on some tirade expecting them to lose their job.

I would never expect someone to be refused to be hired because of an infidelity, as I would never expect someone to lose a job simply because they are gay. Now, if their lifestyle choices inhibit their ability to DO the job, then that's another story.

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My grandpa and father used to always say "A father who cheats on his wife is also cheating on his children and that a man who cheats on his children won't think twice about screwing other people over in life." I swear I must have heard them saying that a thousand times when Bill Clinton was running for president the first time and throughout his presidency. And grandpa and dad weren't wrong. I'm in my 50's and over the years I have observed the same thing with guys I have worked with who were cheaters. It is a sad state of affairs that morals and decency aren't more widely valued.

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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murphyag said:

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Ag87H2O said:

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murphyag said:

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samurai_science said:

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njohn87 said:

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Let's be honest, the bloated philanderer he's running against shouldn't anyone's ideal model of masculinity either.

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No one cares about the wife cheating anymore, Democrats think it's a wedge issue but it's not

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True Christians should still care about wife cheating. The Ten Commandments aren't just a suggestion.

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But they should ignore promotion of abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, and distorting the words of the Bible into pretzels in order to fit his twisted political narrative?

Talarico is a flawed human being just like Paxton, and likely more so. I know that Democrats had dreams of using preacher Talarico to take the high ground and draw a moral distinction between he and Paxton, but that was an epic strategic blunder, and every time you try it will backfire big time.

As has been said, those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

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Who said any of that? I was replying to the guy that said that no one cares about wife cheating anymore.

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I dont care, I am voting for him to destroy Democrats not teach me about morality. Also, you dont get to define what a "True Christian" is, that is one of the dumbest takes I have see on here in a while.

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I'm not defining anything. We have God, Jesus, the Bible, and the Ten Commandments to do that for us.

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Aggie97 said:

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Good news for Paxton is that his divorce trial is cancelled. Which means Mrs. Paxton is about to get paid

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Aston 91 said:

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Aggie97 said:

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Good news for Paxton is that his divorce trial is cancelled. Which means Mrs. Paxton is about to get paid

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Won't be surprised if he tries to get the taxpayers to pay this settlement, just like he did in the whistleblower suit to avoid having to go under oath and tell the truth or perjure himself.

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flyrancher said:

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Every vote you cast should be for the least of the evils, based only on their policy stances. Ignore what they say they will do, that is propaganda. Look at what they have actually promoted and done in their past.

If you use any other method to decide your vote, you are part of our political problem.

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Aston 91 said:

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The only failure was in the Senate Republicans to put principle over party. There was plenty of evidence to prove the allegations.

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