Election 2016
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Re: Election 2016
I think I gave Strat an aneurysm by mentioning the 2020 election yesterday, but today I also had this thought: is John Kasich better positioned than anyone else to give it a go? Never even pretended he'd support Trump, governor of a very important state, still pretty popular, sneakily conservative on social issues to help rile up another part of the base. Thoughts?
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Re: Election 2016
He'd probably do well. Add Ben Sasse or someone else untainted and you'd have something. I'd be surprised if that happens tho.Simple Torture wrote:I think I gave Strat an aneurysm by mentioning the 2020 election yesterday, but today I also had this thought: is John Kasich better positioned than anyone else to give it a go? Never even pretended he'd support Trump, governor of a very important state, still pretty popular, sneakily conservative on social issues to help rile up another part of the base. Thoughts?
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Re: Election 2016
FUCK ICE
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Re: Election 2016
Another accidental technical glitch:
Bonus: professional news anchor says "that sucks"
Bonus: professional news anchor says "that sucks"
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Re: Election 2016
They are talking about possible "political reform" talking points in that snippet above. So "dicey" means "saying this would open her up to attacks from the right," which is pretty accurate.
If there's something astonishing about these emails dumps, it's that there's been so little there that's astonishing. "Gasp! Hillary's aides got upset that she called herself a moderate in an interview after they had talked her up as progressive! Scandal!"
If there's something astonishing about these emails dumps, it's that there's been so little there that's astonishing. "Gasp! Hillary's aides got upset that she called herself a moderate in an interview after they had talked her up as progressive! Scandal!"
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Re: Election 2016
another establishment politician worried about the truth coming out
let's expose all of these crooks
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Re: Election 2016
This shit scares the hell out of me. Republicans that were rightfully scary before Trump entered the picture will seem reasonable by comparison.Simple Torture wrote:I think I gave Strat an aneurysm by mentioning the 2020 election yesterday, but today I also had this thought: is John Kasich better positioned than anyone else to give it a go? Never even pretended he'd support Trump, governor of a very important state, still pretty popular, sneakily conservative on social issues to help rile up another part of the base. Thoughts?
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Re: Election 2016
#DrainTheSwampdprival78 wrote:another establishment politician worried about the truth coming out
let's expose all of these crooks
Anders wrote:I do not have a «neoliberal assessment of geopolitics», so please stop writing that I do.
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Re: Election 2016
there are many more substantial things that have come out, aside from the above which shows her own team knows how dirty she is. to that point..McParadigm wrote:They are talking about possible "political reform" talking points in that snippet above. So "dicey" means "saying this would open her up to attacks from the right," which is pretty accurate.
If there's something astonishing about these emails dumps, it's that there's been so little there that's astonishing. "Gasp! Hillary's aides got upset that she called herself a moderate in an interview after they had talked her up as progressive! Scandal!"
Mrs. Clinton’s State Department, as documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show, took special care of donors to the Clinton Foundation. In a series of 2010 emails, a senior aide to Mrs. Clinton asked a foundation official to let her know which groups offering assistance with the Haitian earthquake relief were “FOB” (Friends of Bill) or “WJC VIPs” (William Jefferson Clinton VIPs). Those who made the cut appear to have been teed up for contracts. Those who weren’t? Routed to a standard government website.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-press-b ... 1476401308
how could anyone defend this?
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Re: Election 2016
Why one shoe?
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Re: Election 2016
one foot in the door, the other one in the gutter
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Re: Election 2016
dprival78 wrote:there are many more substantial things that have come out, aside from the above which shows her own team knows how dirty she is. to that point..McParadigm wrote:They are talking about possible "political reform" talking points in that snippet above. So "dicey" means "saying this would open her up to attacks from the right," which is pretty accurate.
If there's something astonishing about these emails dumps, it's that there's been so little there that's astonishing. "Gasp! Hillary's aides got upset that she called herself a moderate in an interview after they had talked her up as progressive! Scandal!"
Mrs. Clinton’s State Department, as documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show, took special care of donors to the Clinton Foundation. In a series of 2010 emails, a senior aide to Mrs. Clinton asked a foundation official to let her know which groups offering assistance with the Haitian earthquake relief were “FOB” (Friends of Bill) or “WJC VIPs” (William Jefferson Clinton VIPs). Those who made the cut appear to have been teed up for contracts. Those who weren’t? Routed to a standard government website.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-press-b ... 1476401308
how could anyone defend this?

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Re: Election 2016
The problem for Trump seems to be that both of these things (Trump's many issues and Clinton's Wikileaks e-mails) basically reinforce what we already knew about each candidate, namely that Clinton is a compromised 'insider' politician , while Trump is vile scum. Presently, it seems that the Trump revelation that he is what everyone feared he is is having a larger impact than having Clinton's reputation be reinforced.
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That's certainly what the media is portraying.digster wrote:The problem for Trump seems to be that both of these things (Trump's many issues and Clinton's Wikileaks e-mails) basically reinforce what we already knew about each candidate, namely that Clinton is a compromised 'insider' politician , while Trump is vile scum. Presently, it seems that the Trump revelation that he is what everyone feared he is is having a larger impact than having Clinton's reputation be reinforced.
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Re: Election 2016
Good thing the debate's tonight, I'm about ready to be done with this election.
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My wife used the word "mulatto" recently in conversation, somehow not realizing that it can be taken offensively. I've brought it up about 100x since then.Green Habit wrote:Good thing the debate's tonight, I'm about ready to be done with this election.
McParadigm wrote:lol
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Re: Election 2016
mulatto is offensive?

