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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsripping into Ruth Gainsberg now
Man, this is one big hatefest, the repgus must be loving it.
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ripping into Ruth Gainsberg now (Original Post)
brettdale
Jul 2016
OP
That should be deemed a serious issues for Trump. She apologized for he comments.
imanamerican63
Jul 2016
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Iliyah
(25,111 posts)1. Hate fest is all they know
imanamerican63
(13,798 posts)2. That should be deemed a serious issues for Trump. She apologized for he comments.
Ridiculous, she(Ginsberg) was even brought up by them.
tblue37
(65,403 posts)3. Pat Buchanan's hateful "culture war" speech at the 1992 RNC was blamed
for turning people against the Republicans during that campaign. Of course, such nastiness was fringe in 1992, not considered appropriate to spout in public. Today, the Republican base would consider Buchanan's speech too mild and conciliatory.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/30/us/politics/from-the-fringe-in-1992-patrick-j-buchanans-words-now-seem-mainstream.html?_r=1&hp
"Cultural War of 1992 Moves In From the Fringe"
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The agenda Clinton and Clinton would impose on America abortion on demand, a litmus test for the Supreme Court, homosexual rights, discrimination against religious schools, women in combat thats change, all right, said Mr. Buchanan, a conservative commentator who was a rival to President George Bush in the 1992 campaign. But it is not the kind of change America wants.
The speech along with similarly sharp-edged addresses by the evangelist Pat Robertson and Marilyn Quayle, the wife of Vice President Dan Quayle pushed issues like abortion, gay rights, religion and the role of women in society to the front of the stage, often loudly. Supporters of Mr. Bush pointed to the tone of the convention as one of the reasons he lost the election that November to Bill Clinton.
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sl8
(13,787 posts)4. Ginsburg. n/t
kskiska
(27,045 posts)5. I'm old, and I've never seen a convention this ugly.