To use political jargon, Nikki Haley—who has lost primary contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and her home state of South Carolina—does not have a snow ball’s chance in hell of winning the GOP nomination for president. Still, she is apparently intent on not going down without a fight, and to that end, the former governor has a message for voters: Anyone who votes for Donald Trump has a death wish for America.

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    8 months ago

    Thanks for displaying what it looks like when one is siloed-off and can no longer muster the good faith required for a simple conversation across ideological lines.

    Why would anyone care what your opinion is

    Ironic.

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      8 months ago

      good faith? HAhahahahahaha Man, the early 90’s called, laughed and hung up. Newt Gingrich much?

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        8 months ago

        Yes, good faith.
        You know, the thing you lack when skipping over the substance of a person’s argument, even while rushing to equate them with Newt Gingrich.

        That’s some fine petard hoisting.

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          American conservatives haven’t done or said a single thing in good faith in the last half a century. You don’t get to ask others to do what you’re unwilling to do.

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            8 months ago

            Such a sweeping statement is useless on its face. An educated look at an exit pool from within the last week leaves this analysis in tatters.