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>>"This is a hard thing for us to do. We hate to say it, but... Hillary Clinton was right. "
And that's just ridiculous. Something you'd expect Rush Limbaugh to say (no offense, Rush), not the head of the RNC. Talk show hosts can make fun of people and make these kinds of jokes if they want (though I wish they wouldn't), but politiicans should keep it on the merits.
IT's by not keeping discussions to the merits that the Dems came up with their plan that works so well...anytime a Republican wants to talk illegal immigrants, or ending affirmative action or what have you, immediately slam them with the title of Racist so that they'll have to spend the rest of their lives defending that charge.
The "R" word should be removed from political discourse between politicians, and so should sarcasm. There's too much verbal abuse in the world as it is.
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