Codewords and Their Unspoken Meanings in American Politics
invite response
2012 Jul 5, 5:46am 37,215 views 121 comments
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CL
2012 Jul 12, 2:50am
CL
2012 Jul 12, 2:50am
LOL! East Bay Radicals have alot to offer the rest of the nation...
WTF difference does your assertion make? The point is the problems that the GOP has, that the GOP leaders even recognize that it has.
You are the only one (well, and Captain S) that think the voting patterns don't harm the GOP.
Minorities know the GOP is a den of vipers who trade them as payment to an angry white mob.
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FortWayne
2012 Jul 12, 3:03am
FortWayne
2012 Jul 12, 3:03am
We need more money for schools and children - we can't find a way to fund our pensions, and we are not willing to fix pension spiking.
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In a comment today I pointed out that "limited constitutional government" is code-speak for something very different from what it sounds like:
Limited = no Social Security or Medicare
Constitutional = letting states enact racist laws
What other codewords are used, and what are their unspoken definitions?
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