I hear that the Republican Party plans next week to rename the Democratic Party the "Democratic Socialists"...
... And to rename themselves the "National Socialists."
(I don't think the Republican Party has even an infinitesimal connection or affinity or similarity to the NSDAP--but I do think that Republicans ignorant enough to think BHO is any kind of socialist are so ignorant that they almost surely have no clue what NSDAP stands for.)
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