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What Makes A Republican a “Winner” in a Debate? Hatin’!

Jeb Bush AdLib - October 29, 2015 9

To win a GOP debate, you don't present a policy on the issues, you don't argue principles, you don't literally win a debate over any particular topic, you simply need to show that you are the best at hatin'.

Live Events – GOP Debate – 10-28-2015

Jeb Bush AdLib - October 28, 2015 0

Welcome! Our Live Chat for tonight's GOP debates will be coming up later today, should be very entertaining. The Main debate begins at 5:00pm...

JOIN OUR LIVE CHAT TONIGHT!!! The 3rd 2016 GOP Debate @ 5:00pm PDT!

Jeb Bush AdLib - October 28, 2015 0

Tonight is the third debate for the Star Wars bar scene characters...er... Republicans...well, maybe I was right the first time. And PlanetPOV will once again be hosting a live chat to which you are invited!

Friday Comedy Singalong: “I’m Proud to Be A Democrat”

Jeb Bush AdLib - October 16, 2015 11

"I'm proud to be a Democrat where at least I can fistbump. And I won't forget the Repubs who've tried, to elect a douche named Trump."

Is There a Political Methadone to Wean Repubs Off of Their Trump Addiction?

Jeb Bush AdLib - September 10, 2015 23

It is hard to imagine these Trump junkies going cold turkey after the GOP primary and instead getting a rush from scoring some "low energy" Jeb!.

Republicans Explain Why They Support Their Favorite Candidate

Jeb Bush AdLib - August 31, 2015 20

For many people whose childhood hobbies didn't include playing the drums with their head, it's been hard to understand why so many people in the GOP are supporting such candidates as Donald Trump and Ben Carson.

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