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  • OneBadV8

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    Why? McCain was a RINO.

    And assuming he isnt a RINO, its called greasing both wheels. Whoever wins, you can say you supported the candidate in case you want to try to squeeze something for the winner. As I recall Trump was known for doing this for years. Play both sides of the fence and you'll always be able to align with the winner to claim the spoils.

    I think this makes sense from a business standpoint for sure. Help yourself have as much influence as you can to be able to still grow your business. And maybe you'll be able to keep them moderate, however it doesn't really look like he gave a ton. It's not like he donated to a PAC or a SuperPAC to funnel in hundreds of thousands or anything.
     

    Keith_Indy

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    I recall a few other countries who wanted to enforce cultural conformity and purity of thoughts...

    Not a good look for the United States of America.

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    For the record, I donated to Tulsi Gabbard and Andrew Yang, because I thought their voices deserved to be heard in the Democrat primary. Same with Ralph Nader and might have donated to Obama against Clinton.

    Cancel culture is their game, it shouldn't be ours.
     

    dchuck

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    He actually addresses the dual donations to Obama and McCain in his interview today w/ Dana Loesch. He claims the Obama donation was due to a lost bet. However, he also addresses the Gabbard donation and states it was to support a fellow vet. I get that.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7vPrXzBdB8

    The magic needed to turn this around may have been conjured. We shall see.

    And again... I don't have a dog in this fight.
     

    OneBadV8

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    He actually addresses the dual donations to Obama and McCain in his interview today w/ Dana Loesch. He claims the Obama donation was due to a lost bet. However, he also addresses the Gabbard donation and states it was to support a fellow vet. I get that.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7vPrXzBdB8

    The magic needed to turn this around may have been conjured. We shall see.

    And again... I don't have a dog in this fight.

    Thanks for digging though and presenting facts. It's at least informative.
     

    Ark

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    As though any of these whiny soyboys on Twitter were ever going to spend a dime at BRCC anyway. Let them squeal, it will only drive up their sales.
     

    oze

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    He actually addresses the dual donations to Obama and McCain in his interview today w/ Dana Loesch. He claims the Obama donation was due to a lost bet. However, he also addresses the Gabbard donation and states it was to support a fellow vet. I get that.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7vPrXzBdB8

    The magic needed to turn this around may have been conjured. We shall see.

    And again... I don't have a dog in this fight.

    Thanks for the link, dchuck. I listened to the interview, and am satisfied with his explanation and stance on issues. It's a shame that some on the Right want to participate in the cancel culture.
     

    jamil

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    This whole "death by association" is ridiculous. And fascistic.

    They are saying if you like something/someone and somebody bad likes the same, you are automatically bad because if a bad person likes something, that makes the thing bad, even when the thing has no idea they are supported by the bad person. "That dude is a racist nazi. He likes ______. Therefore ______ is bad, and anyone who also supports ______ is equally as bad as the nazi. Nevermind the fact that ______ has no clue who this nazi supporter is, and neither do the rest of the supporters. "

    Case in point: I was called a racist enabler because I voted for Trump. Why? because racists like Trump. So since racists like Trump, anyone else who voted for him, racist or not, is equally complicit in supporting such a bad man. Never mind the fact that there is no proof Trump himself is a racist. But if a racist likes him, he must be bad. And by proxy, anyone else must be bad as well. The kicker? The article was published in a national newsletter by my church. So much for uplifting unifying spiritual voices.:rolleyes:

    Just because two different people like the same thing, does not automatically lump them both into the same camps on all topics. But these idiots dont get that.

    Step 1. Assert that Trump is no more racist than the average American.

    Step 2. Ask them to prove that they're not more racist than Trump.

    Step 3. Walk away.

    Step 4. Don't flinch when you hear the explosion.
     

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    patience0830

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    He actually addresses the dual donations to Obama and McCain in his interview today w/ Dana Loesch. He claims the Obama donation was due to a lost bet. However, he also addresses the Gabbard donation and states it was to support a fellow vet. I get that.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7vPrXzBdB8

    The magic needed to turn this around may have been conjured. We shall see.

    And again... I don't have a dog
    Heard Dana today. Dude sounds like an intelligent, hard working, thoughtful, articulate veteran.

    Cancel culture is getting out of hand. I'm buying my first BRCC coffee tomorrow morning.

    And Twuck Fitter.
     
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    Cameramonkey

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    I stopped the auto ship thing as I like to try different blends.

    I am pretty much set now as to what we mix up here at the compound.

    Beyond black is good, but I find mixing half and half cheap walmart coffee and BB makes a nice flavorful cup. Some days I want straight BB, but most times its a mix.
     

    oze

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    Heard Dana today. Dude sounds like an intelligent, hard working, thoughtful, articulate veteran.

    Cancel culture is getting out of hand. I'm buying my first BRCC coffee tomorrow morning.
    I highly recommend the Murdered Out roast!

    Sent from my SM-N975U using Tapatalk
     

    Tyler-The-Piker

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    I think they missed an opportunity here to embrace a kid who used a "black rifle" in self defense. I'd like to buy a pound of Rittenhouse Roast :cool:
     
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