Election 2016

[BurtReynolds]

I feel like they are just trying to run out the clock, then they will be merciless towards him, although it might be too late, even with billions of dollars behind them.

Remember Cantor?

[Strat]

The worst part is Tump wont go away after the election. He will only become more ridiculous. maybe he'll just veer far right of the alt right and become a laughing joke. That's best case scenario

[The Argonaut]

The irony is that I think the majority of the country (especially Hispanics and Asian-Americans) are very likely to support a non-racist conservative party. The Republicans appease the all-night because it's necessary to being competitive with their current coalition. There's a better coalition out there. We live in a center-right country. If we just pulled a little to the left, the Republicans could abandon the far right fuckers and cobble together a winning coalition of reasonable people in the center.

[Jorge]

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/ ... stion.html

Terrible

[Strat]

Honestly, i thought all those questions were pre screened in advance and the candidates knew of them.

Show's what i know. is this over yet? Are we all dead?

[LetMeSleep]

It's paramount for the Democrats to remind the population of the importance of voting and not being complacent. It's very easy to think it's a done deal.

[Jorge]

I kinda have a thing for Megyn Kelly, not gonna lie. Terrible politics notwithstanding.

[BurtReynolds]

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Show's what i know. is this over yet? Are we all dead?

Soon

[Strat]

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/16/magaz ... v=top-news

Clinton envisions a model more suited to her skills and comforts. It also could portend a very different style of president — without the sweeping themes of Barack Obama, the moral certainty of George W. Bush or the explanatory clarity of Bill Clinton. Can Hillary Clinton do a better job inspiring people from the White House than she has from the campaign stage? Would it become easier or harder to do without Trump around to embody everything she has ever opposed and scare the daylights out of her base? “Don’t blow this” is what Clinton hears most often these days, she told me, or variations thereof. As it has turned out, Clinton, who began her campaign intent on breaking the last barrier — the glass ceiling — has found her most compelling rationale in her own role as a barrier, a bulwark against the impossible alternative. As I was leaving our interview, she smiled, looked me in the eyes and left me with a casual reminder. “As I’ve told people,” she said, “I’m the last thing standing between you and the apocalypse.”

[McParadigm]

Holy shit he's barfing all over Fox News

[Strat]

Holy shit he's barfing all over Fox News

deets please

[McParadigm]

Just thrashing wildly in the direction of Paul Ryan and John McCain. Even insulted Bill OReilly seemingly without reason.

[Jorge]

"Yeah well you know she probably said a couple things."

[McParadigm]

This is the weirdest lie I've ever heard.

" I was never in her space. I was at my lectern and she walked over and got in my face."

[Jorge]

"I'LL COMPARE MY IQ TO ANYBODY, OKAY?"

[Strat]

This is the weirdest lie I've ever heard.

" I was never in her space. I was at my lectern and she walked over and got in my face."

The guy is truly remarkable.

[Jorge]

Hahahahha that Fox News interview was followed immediately with an acoustic Creed performance of "My Sacrifice".

Beautiful

[McParadigm]

Ha. I didn't even catch the part where he doesn't know how speaker of the house is chosen.

I dunno guys. Trump is pretty bad. Maybe if he says he rapes women I'll pull my endorsement.

[wease]

[96583UP]

http://www.newsweek.com/vladimir-putin-sidney-blumenthal-hillary-clinton-donald-trump-benghazi-sputnik-508635

how to construct libel, by Donald "Camacho" Trump