The Republican Party stands for: Hate, Hate, and More Hate

[Stuart G]

...The Republican leaders did everything that they could do to destroy Obama's plans for this country. McConnell is quoted as saying he would do anything and everything to stop Obama's legislative program. He proved that to everyone in this country by stalling the Garland appointment until Trump was elected. That is proof of what McConnell and the Republicans are about. The personification of this "Hate" is Donald Trump. The Republican Party has done nothing to stop Donald Trump.
.. In order to overcome this "Hate", we must win the 2020 Presidential Election to save our country. Twenty months from now, we have a chance to change this. We must work together with foresight and purpose. We must save this country for ourselves and for our children and our children's children.
.. Thanks for reading this..

[beachbum bob]

1. 1. hate...2. the wealthy....#3 corporations

its not just hate hate hate

[gratuitous]

2. And fear

Don't forget the fear. Fear provides the fertile ground to grow hate in bushel baskets.

[Stuart G]

3. You are correct. Hate creates fear. The Republicans hate so much that the Hate creates fear.

Here is a picture from their march. I am not sure, but was it Charlottesville ? The pictures show people with torches and light shining in their faces. The "hate" in those eyes in that picture personifies what we are talking about. That is exactly the same "HATE" that personifies the marches of Adolph Hitler.

Here is a link to that picture..I found it, CNN:

https://www.cnn.com/2017/08/12/us/white-nationalists-tiki-torch-march-trnd/index.html

Monday August 14, 2017.
Here are the first two paragraphs from the above link at CNN:

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(CNN) — White nationalists descended Friday night on the University of Virginia campus with burning tiki torches -- lending a distinctly but likely unintentional Polynesian aura to a white nationalist group's march.

Friday's march unfolded a day ahead of a rally designed to "Unite the Right." White nationalists and other right-wing groups converged in Charlottesville, Virginia, where city officials have moved to remove symbols of the city's Confederate past.

[johnsolaris]

4. mantra

Hi,

Hate, Fear & Greed has been & will always be the mantra of the Rethuglicans.