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NBC/WSJ Poll: NRA More Popular Than Hollywood

SageAdvice68 Wrote: Jan 18, 2013 12:48 PM

When I hear folks claiming....The Democraphead Party used to maintain a proud tradition of conservatism, I laugh out loud as I begin to think about the adage.... "A little bit pregnant." Just because some old Craphead used to proclaim a love of country, and perhaps even support for select parts of the Constitution certainly does not make this same person who believes in a segregated, or divided, or hyphenated-America a true conservative. It's just an example of what Democrapheads have done since day one....Selectively pick and choose the parts they want. You know, "a little bit pregnant." And, the lemmings who can't see this about the Craphead "Segregationist" Party truly are the dumbazzes among us.

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robert3539 Wrote: Jan 20, 2013 10:02 AM

The Democrat party of JFK's time was more conservative that the Republican party is today. There were two pro-American political parties then. Today we have one anti-American party, and one week kneed go along party.Today's Democrat party would have been called the Communist party back then. As a country, we have been drifting to the left for years. Thank you diversity/multiculturalism, illegal immigration, immigration from overwhelmingly third world countries, affirmative action, and public education.

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Uber Dave Wrote: Jan 18, 2013 1:15 PM

"Used to be" is the operative phrase...

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NBC/WSJ Poll: NRA More Popular Than Hollywood

A new NBC/WSJ poll shows the National Rifle Association is more popular than Hollywood as the guns rights groups continues to see attacks from the Obama administration and their allies.

As Washington prepares for a political battle over the Obama White House's proposals to curb gun violence after the Newtown, Conn., shootings, a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that the National Rifle Association is more popular than the entertainment industry.

Forty-one percent of adults see the NRA -- the nation's top gun lobby -- in a positive light, while 34 percent view...

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