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    Not so sure about that. Weren't Will and Hillary aligned on the TPP until Hillary's recent volte face? That's just…
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    • Hillary's not my favourite politician, by a long-shot, and her role as leader of the party at a time when…
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    • We'll see.  They are both bullies.
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    • Again, what's awful about Trump as Will sees him is that Trump is exposing the con. Hillary perpetuates it.
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    • The 'true horror' of failing to stop Trump is George F Will out of a job. And half of all…
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    • He's a bombast; so there's always room for a take-down. But I tend to agree with you we are "whistling…
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    • Here's the thing, without criticising Hillary's personality, her relationship with Goldman Sachs, for example, is a weakness which plays into…
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    • Having the "right-wing intelligentsia rooting Clinton on" probably suits Trump just fine. Anything that substantially reinforces his 'outsider' brand will…
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    • Not a huge sample to work with:
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    • Firstly, as neo-conservatives have noticed, Trump's success and startling foreign policy pronouncements have smothered their aspirations unceremoniously with a pillow.…
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    • One-in-three wilfully unrepentant nincompoops? I don't want to be in that lifeboat. Strikes me as about the limit of what…
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    • This incident seems a clear sign of stunning failure; that our enemies could bamboozle us into attacking a publicly gazetted…
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    • Who the hell are these 33% who currently maintain a favourable view of the Republican party? That's a pretty big…
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    • Thanks. Yes, Trump is the embodiment of the law of unintended consequences but his rejection of non-conservative principles, while probably…
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    • Hang on to your hats, folks. This election is going to be a theme-park ride through the American dark side.
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    • The point being that the Republican party foreign policy of two decades, the interventionist, democracy-exporting exploitive neo-conservatism of both Bushes…
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    • "So saying that his supporters are tired of military actions is, uh, odd?" I'm guessing this is a reference to…
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    • Cruz's reputation as a smart and cunning weasel has evaporated under the glare of his unreasonable ambition.
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    • Long live the king: ...Donald Trump is waging and winning the third major revolution in the Republican Party since World…
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    • Sure.
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