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re: 2016 Presidential Election: Trump vs Clinton
Posted on 10/18/16 at 4:32 pm to cas4t
Posted on 10/18/16 at 4:32 pm to cas4t
more proof the media is biased for your corrupt party which u think is great. came out this week that 96 percent of journalists have donated to Hillary.
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 4:48 pm to Tillman
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Came out this week that 96 percent of journalists have donated to Hillary.
Try again.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 5:08 pm to Tillman
Posted on 10/18/16 at 6:30 pm to Tillman
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came out this week that 96 percent of journalists have donated to Hillary.
Pure gold.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 6:40 pm to Kentucker
If the Republicans elected Rubio, this wouldn't even be a close election. Crooked Hillary would lose in a landslide. Not that I think Rubio is a great candidate or anything, but damn. The Democrats wildest dreams are coming through with Trump.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 6:58 pm to TeLeFaWx
Yeah, I agree. With all the screaming evangelicals in the race, they chose Trump? It's like they wanted the GOP to self-destruct.
Maybe they realized that evangelism isn't selling well anymore? If Trump was their attempt to appeal to a broader audience, that isn't selling well either.
Maybe they realized that evangelism isn't selling well anymore? If Trump was their attempt to appeal to a broader audience, that isn't selling well either.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:03 pm to Kentucker
I'm 
at folks saying the "right" did this in putting Trump on the ticket. He lost closed primaries and won those that Dems could crossover and vote.
And there is a real chance he could win. Obama won. Twice. It's no surprise that the majority of Americans as a whole are stupid as frick and this country is on the downslide and becoming more socialist and giving it's Rights away. The majority cannot see past the next shiny thing floated in front of their faces. It's all about, gimme, now what ya gonna gimme?
This country has seen it's better days and will not enjoy the freedoms or opportunities as easily to lift one up from mediocrity, due to the federalism that is sought after in the name of contentment and easy. frick everyone who voted for either of these candidates in the primaries.
at folks saying the "right" did this in putting Trump on the ticket. He lost closed primaries and won those that Dems could crossover and vote. And there is a real chance he could win. Obama won. Twice. It's no surprise that the majority of Americans as a whole are stupid as frick and this country is on the downslide and becoming more socialist and giving it's Rights away. The majority cannot see past the next shiny thing floated in front of their faces. It's all about, gimme, now what ya gonna gimme?
This country has seen it's better days and will not enjoy the freedoms or opportunities as easily to lift one up from mediocrity, due to the federalism that is sought after in the name of contentment and easy. frick everyone who voted for either of these candidates in the primaries.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:27 pm to Kentucker
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Yeah, I agree. With all the screaming evangelicals in the race, they chose Trump? It's like they wanted the GOP to self-destruct.
I mean, it's not like the DNC and the "Democratic voters" choosing Crooked Hillary. Trump was chosen because it was a crowded field and the populism angle was playing extremely well because of economic stagnation.
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Maybe they realized that evangelism isn't selling well anymore? If Trump was their attempt to appeal to a broader audience, that isn't selling well either.
Well. Evangelism isn't selling, but that's really not what is at play. It was the populism thing previously mentioned. But it's gotten conflated now to where Trump is somehow the embodiment of racism and the left is going to double down on their white privilege inherent bias nonsense moving forward. I've never been one to buy the, "country is in real trouble" nonsense you hear every 4 years because it's usually centered around one policy or another... but I honestly believe it now. Not for policy reasons, but because identity politics are so strong now it's almost inevitable.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:47 pm to TeLeFaWx
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mn. The Democrats wildest dreams are coming through with Trump.
i think you going to be wrong about that. lol you nominated the most corrupt, most unlikable person in the history of politics, who wants to raise taxes, is defending Obamacare as premiums and deductibles are skyrocketing, etc. not to mention she has serious health issues. and we learned today that she was paying for hookers, and paying people to slander Monica Lewinsky back in the day.
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:49 pm to Alahunter
it is amazing you think being smart is voting for Hillary. 'oh, you mean like with a cloth?' was her response to the fact she wiped her server that she was using illegally
most poor uneducated ignorant people vote for the Democrat party but you act like you are intellectual if you vote for a Democrat politician.
most poor uneducated ignorant people vote for the Democrat party but you act like you are intellectual if you vote for a Democrat politician.
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:55 pm to Alahunter
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He lost closed primaries and won those that Dems could crossover and vote.
I find it hard to believe that there could be enough Dems crossing over to get Trump the nomination. I think it's more likely the cut-throat politics of Cruz, Rubio and Carson effectively diluted the evangelical influence, allowing Trump to slide in.
Cruz and Rubio should have worked through their differences privately. Carson is just crazy and would not have been a factor. A Cruz/Rubio ticket would not be having the problems Trump is dealing with.
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frick everyone who voted for either of these candidates in the primaries.
There's no denying that these two candidates are the worst we've ever seen. I can't imagine that either will do anything positive for America.
I just hope the revulsion that so many Americans are feeling won't keep them away from the polls. We had that happen in Kentucky last Fall and we now have a governor who is full of ideology and absolutely no talent in governing. Government is in chaos in the Commonwealth.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 7:57 pm to Kentucker
there you go again denying you have a leftwing idealogy. you are so phony. you are on here 24-7 pumping out standard liberal boilerplate then beating up on ideologues.
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:03 pm to TeLeFaWx
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It was the populism thing previously mentioned.
Trump's strength to date, in my opinion, is his ability to convince a lot of people that he's a successful businessman. He won't release his tax returns that would confirm his claim so one has to question it by default.
Certainly his claim that he's a billionaire who can rid America of our incredible debt is questionable considering the many monumental flops in his background. Putting Trump in charge of anything would seem to be exceptionally risky.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:04 pm to Tillman
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it is amazing you think being smart is voting for Hillary
stupid frick. I intimated nothing of the sort.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:05 pm to Kentucker
you want to put a woman who has never run a business in charge. a woman that takes money from foreigners in exchange for favors. a woman who deleted 33,000 emails after congress subpoenaed them. lol
but trump is 'risky'.
but you are not a Daily Kos leftwinger. oh no. u are even a conservative no doubt
but trump is 'risky'.
but you are not a Daily Kos leftwinger. oh no. u are even a conservative no doubt
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:06 pm to Alahunter
you jus said people who are voting for Trump are stupid. you didn't say anything about Hillary supporters. reasonable assumption.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:08 pm to Tillman
Trump will have Obama's half brother , and a wife or mother of one of the guys killed in Libya, that Hillary lied to, at the debate tomorrow. lol hopefully he invited another one of Slick Willie's accusers.
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Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:10 pm to Kentucker
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I find it hard to believe that there could be enough Dems crossing over to get Trump the nomination.
There was more than enough with the split between true conservatives and establishment voters.
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Cruz and Rubio should have worked through their differences privately
Wasn't happening. Cruz was hated as much or more than Trump by establishment R's. They thought Trump would falter and stuck with their pick instead of listening to the core base that GAVE them the majority at the midterms.
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A Cruz/Rubio ticket would not be having the problems Trump is dealing with.
Nope, probably not. But establishment R's would rather have Hillary over anyone not their choice pick than not have a R at the helm. It was more important to them that someone they could control and would play politics have the nomination, now you have what we have.
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There's no denying that these two candidates are the worst we've ever seen
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There's no denying that these two candidates are the worst we've ever seen
followed really closely by Obama/McCain.
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just hope the revulsion that so many Americans are feeling won't keep them away from the polls
I have no one to vote for. I'm done picking my poison and voting the lesser of evils.
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we now have a governor who is full of ideology and absolutely no talent in governing
Nothing different from the last 8 yrs, and aided by a silent and complicit media.
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Government is in chaos in the Commonwealth
It's not federally. They want more power and they continue to get it. Nothing will change. As I said, this country has seen it's better days, because it's a Honey Boo Boo mentality and it's not gonna get better until it completely burns. Bring on the fires. I'm done with it.
Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:11 pm to Tillman
Well, it's been firmly established that you're the most right wing person in the Universe so everybody is going to look left wing to you. Make sense?
I've wanted to ask you this and kept forgetting to: Do you consider Trump to be a conservative?
I've wanted to ask you this and kept forgetting to: Do you consider Trump to be a conservative?
Posted on 10/18/16 at 8:12 pm to Tillman
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you jus said people who are voting for Trump are stupid.
Yep.
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you didn't say anything about Hillary supporters. reasonable assumption
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frick everyone who voted for either of these candidates in the primaries
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