Election 2016
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Re: Election 2016
FUCK ICE
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Re: Election 2016
Odds that Bill or swiss cheese tongue Hill even survive the next four years?


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Re: Election 2016
the precious will give them unnaturally long life
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Re: Election 2016
haha we so deserve this president.Simple Torture wrote:Oh, Donald.
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Re: Election 2016
*dreserveBurtReynolds wrote:haha we so deserve this president.Simple Torture wrote:Oh, Donald.
McParadigm wrote:lol
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Re: Election 2016
Is bill cumming?dprival78 wrote:Odds that Bill or swiss cheese tongue Hill even survive the next four years?
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Re: Election 2016
I think the syphilis is finally eating his brain.
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TBurtReynolds wrote:you make a compelling argument for Trump. Can we get Star Wars classified as a foreign film?dimejinky99 wrote:Imagine he wins and built a wall. Physical and cultural. Like China. And the rest of the world wouldn't get to see star wars episode 8. Or a trump tower in Dublin:.. Imagine...
TRUMP2016
It sort of is a foreign film. Made in the uk and Ireland. And it a Disney subsidiary making it. Registered as Fooldy films in the UK. Least they're the ones being charged for Harrison fords accident.
Calibrate your enthusiasm
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Re: Election 2016
In all the Democratic convention speeches seeking to “humanize” Hillary Clinton, something went curiously missing: her work with the family charity.
You’d think Hillary, Bill and Chelsea would want to use the national stage to tout how their family’s $2 billion foundation is “helping improve the lives of millions of people across the world,” as it boasts.
You’d think we would’ve heard from some of the beneficiaries of the “partnerships between businesses, NGOs, governments and individuals” finding “solutions that last.”
But not a word that we can recall. No speeches, no videos, no personal testimonials — nothing.
http://nypost.com/2016/07/29/why-didnt- ... oundation/
You’d think Hillary, Bill and Chelsea would want to use the national stage to tout how their family’s $2 billion foundation is “helping improve the lives of millions of people across the world,” as it boasts.
You’d think we would’ve heard from some of the beneficiaries of the “partnerships between businesses, NGOs, governments and individuals” finding “solutions that last.”
But not a word that we can recall. No speeches, no videos, no personal testimonials — nothing.
http://nypost.com/2016/07/29/why-didnt- ... oundation/
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Presumably because Republicans are working hard to make the foundation a focus of the election cycle, and there's no reason for Clinton to help them do that.
Step one: an all republican committee forwards a request to the IRS
Step two: the IRS, following normal operating procedure, announces that it has forwarded the request to the relevant department for review
Step three: every conservative news outlet splashes this under the headline IRS TO INVESTIGATE CLINTON FOUNDATION PAY TO PLAY SCAM
Step four: when the request has been formally reviewed, and the IRS determines that it's not of any worth, conservative commenters will spend weeks discussing this sign that even the IRS is in the Clinton's pocket. Millions of Americans, well trained now to accept any sign of politician corruption, will incorporate this into their knowledge base of the Clinton's.
Every step along the way it's another opportunity. There is no way for them to not gain ground with this. If she mentions the foundation in a speech, then they can be indignant about how she would be bragging about her organization while it's "under investigation." If she says nothing, they can go "ooh, look what was missing! Isn't that interesting...."
Pretty standard strategy, really. They need to get the story away from their ongoing catastrophe, and this is salvo number one.
Step one: an all republican committee forwards a request to the IRS
Step two: the IRS, following normal operating procedure, announces that it has forwarded the request to the relevant department for review
Step three: every conservative news outlet splashes this under the headline IRS TO INVESTIGATE CLINTON FOUNDATION PAY TO PLAY SCAM
Step four: when the request has been formally reviewed, and the IRS determines that it's not of any worth, conservative commenters will spend weeks discussing this sign that even the IRS is in the Clinton's pocket. Millions of Americans, well trained now to accept any sign of politician corruption, will incorporate this into their knowledge base of the Clinton's.
Every step along the way it's another opportunity. There is no way for them to not gain ground with this. If she mentions the foundation in a speech, then they can be indignant about how she would be bragging about her organization while it's "under investigation." If she says nothing, they can go "ooh, look what was missing! Isn't that interesting...."
Pretty standard strategy, really. They need to get the story away from their ongoing catastrophe, and this is salvo number one.
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Re: Election 2016
Trump is "taking the gloves off" lol. I look forward to his meltdown.
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Strat wrote:Trump is "taking the [ladies size small] gloves off" lol. I look forward to his meltdown.
McParadigm wrote:lol
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It'll be funny to see them dangling from his sleevesSimple Torture wrote:Strat wrote:Trump is "taking the [ladies size small] gloves off" lol. I look forward to his meltdown.
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Re: Election 2016
Ive said fo m the beginning I think Trump is running a fake campaign. Now it's gone into really dangerous territory.
My pal max-Trump's strategy appears to be to start as many fires as possibly creating theatrical distractions so that the attention of American voters - the most notoriously misinformed electorate in the developed world - is perpetually deflected away from all of his weaknesses.
Problem for him is that he is alienating of those who do have a clue about the world, and even die-hard Republicans are publicly turning on him - including the deep-red Houston Chronicle in deep-red Texas.
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/07/29/ ... d-secrets/
My pal max-Trump's strategy appears to be to start as many fires as possibly creating theatrical distractions so that the attention of American voters - the most notoriously misinformed electorate in the developed world - is perpetually deflected away from all of his weaknesses.
Problem for him is that he is alienating of those who do have a clue about the world, and even die-hard Republicans are publicly turning on him - including the deep-red Houston Chronicle in deep-red Texas.
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/07/29/ ... d-secrets/
Calibrate your enthusiasm
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some of her majesty's subjects recently bumped us out of the #1 seeddimejinky99 wrote: American voters - the most notoriously misinformed electorate in the developed world

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you'd think the descendent of a slumlord would value people who pay rentdimejinky99 wrote:
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/07/29/ ... d-secrets/
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Re: Election 2016
Hedge-Fund Money: $48.5 Million for Hillary Clinton, $19,000 for Donald Trump
Political donations from people at hedge funds have vaulted this election, and far more has gone to the Democratic nominee than to the Republican
http://www.wsj.com/articles/hedge-fund- ... 1469784601
Political donations from people at hedge funds have vaulted this election, and far more has gone to the Democratic nominee than to the Republican
http://www.wsj.com/articles/hedge-fund- ... 1469784601
