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Is it a good argument to show

by JP Bill Jan 28, 2020 12:01PM PST

what the other side used as an argument in previous proceedings? A different position than now.

Given that it is more than likely both parties have "switched positions".

Using the "the other side has changed positions"...BUT our side hasn't?

Then they should be on the same side/in agreement, NOW?

Unless there are more than 2 sides?

Whatever you're fer....I'm agin it?

I'M LOVING IT

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It means Trump is his own worst enemy.

by drpruner. Jan 28, 2020 12:46PM PST

As wives and business partners have known for decades. As the electorate has (Can. have) known since First Monday 2016.
Only relevant question is, can he snatch victory from the jaws of partisan politics?
Relevant only to those who are part of the system. By which I mean the system referenced often in the Bible. Meaning your system (U.S. version), not mine. There I go again!