[ SECRET POST #3177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3177 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Any female Republicans here?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

My dad works with a guy who occasionally brags that he's registered as Democrat in order to take the party down from the inside, by voting for the Republican candidate. I have no idea if that's Kim Davis's plan, but it's all I can think of when that bit of trivia about her surfaces.

Re: Any female Republicans here?

[(Anonymous)]

Ahhhhhhh, yeah, that would make a hell of a lot of sense. I'd never really thought about people doing that before, but I'm not surprised someone would try and pull something like that.

Re: Any female Republicans here?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm fairly certain it's a historical thing, actually. You see the occasional weird mismatch like that stemming from the history of the two parties - there's a fair few places in the South that are deeply conservative but still surprisingly Democratic on a local level, or at least were up until recently.

I believe, although I wouldn't swear, that this is the case with Davis.