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messagemode1 posted:I don't think that he doesn't understand how business works. This is like when Republicans try to use liberal rebellion songs during their campaigns and every musician says please stop. Business works by reducing costs as much as possible, so if you can get away without such expenses like "licensing" or "royalties" or "asking permission" you do so.
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tsa posted:Bet there's a lot more westerners who would be interested, you have lots of young professionals who would be interested in limiting legal immigration from china and india. Sounds like a fairly crappy bet for you, H1B hatred seems to be big among jaded and bitter IT types, not young people
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Raskolnikov38 posted:Fret not! HAHAHAHA I never noticed the airborne tab bracelet he's wearing in that photo. I had no idea they made f'ing bracelets. WOW
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We've all had minor parking lot accidents, but if you're going to back into another vehicle, as NH State Rep Chip Rice (D-Concord) did today, try not to do it to a vehicle that has mobs of reporters chasing it all over the place 
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Carly Fiorina to announce her presidential campaign on May 4th. ... I have no idea what this is supposed to mean. 
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Apr 22, 2015 21:14
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DaveWoo posted:Carly Fiorina to announce her presidential campaign on May 4th. He said some poo poo about Hillary having a second plane for her luggage.
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Apr 22, 2015 21:21
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I hope Rand starts making meme-based ads soon.
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Every time I read Carly Fiorina's name I think I have to be reading a joke where the punchline is a pun-name version of California.
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FAUXTON posted:He said some poo poo about Hillary having a second plane for her luggage. Oh yeah, I'd totally forgotten about that stupid line. He's really trying to make that into a thing now?
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At least one Republican candidate has come out against the TPP. Donald Trump opposes it on the grounds that he'd be able to negotiate a better deal.
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Joementum posted:At least one Republican candidate has come out against the TPP. Someone should tell him trade deals don't involve chapter 11 proceedings.
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FAUXTON posted:Someone should tell him trade deals don't involve chapter 11 proceedings. 
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FAUXTON posted:Someone should tell him trade deals don't involve chapter 11 proceedings. Just wait until the next debt limit crisis!
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messagemode1 posted:I don't think that he doesn't understand how business works. This is like when Republicans try to use liberal rebellion songs during their campaigns and every musician says please stop. The glasses say "Rand" on the side, so he clearly mixed his labor with this material, thus making it his property, and he can do with it what he wants. Your move, Ray-Ban.
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Unzip and Attack posted:HAHAHAHA I never noticed the airborne tab bracelet he's wearing in that photo. I had no idea they made f'ing bracelets. WOW Was he always wearing that bracelet or did they photoshop it? I remember that book cover being mocked when it was first revealed because it looked like he was wearing 2 watches. FAUXTON posted:Someone should tell him trade deals don't involve chapter 11 proceedings. Well he could make the argument that he is the only person with the necessary experience to tackle our national debt. Grand Theft Autobot posted:The glasses say "Rand" on the side, so he clearly mixed his labor with this material, thus making it his property, and he can do with it what he wants. Your move, Ray-Ban. Ray-Ban did not wish to create joinder with Rand Paul. 
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Cruz and Hymensquote:In one debate, [Cruz] proposed a method to detect infidelity, in which God should “give women a hymen that grows back every time she has intercourse with a different guy, because that will be a ‘visible sign’ of the breach of trust,” according to a recollection by David Kennedy published in a Harvard debate team reunion booklet in 2001. http://www.salon.com/2015/04/22/ted_cruz_creepy_misogynist_the_hymen_joke_that_perfectly_reflects_his_odious_worldview/
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Cruz and Hymens What war on women? That's just a filthy lieberal dummycrat lie.  Part of me almost wishes Cruz actually had a shot to win the primary so Hillary could beat him to death with this quote.
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Alter Ego posted:What war on women? That's just a filthy lieberal dummycrat lie. I really don't think she could top what the woman he was debating against him did with it (she made mention about the fact that it wouldn't be visible and then gave him poo poo about his apparent lack of sexual experience)
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Cruz and Hymens So Ted Cruz thinks he knows better than God Himself now, huh?
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ComradeCosmobot posted:He was officially indicted, but because a Democratic district attorney filed charges against him. This obviously means the whole thing can be ignored as a political witch hunt. This is simply not true. A special prosecutor, who is a republican, indicted Perry. The charges relate to an alleged abuse of power over Perry attempting to defund a special prosecution unit that was headed by a democratic district attorney who was arrested for a dui (and who made a fool of herself post arrest). Also of note, Perry wanted the DA to resign, which would allow Perry to appoint her replacement. The courts of appeals in Texas, specifically the third court in Austin and the court of criminal appeals, are all elected republicans, so the indictments will probably go away eventually.
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Hot Dog Day #91 posted:This is simply not true. A special prosecutor, who is a republican, indicted Perry. The charges relate to an alleged abuse of power over Perry attempting to defund a special prosecution unit that was headed by a democratic district attorney who was arrested for a dui (and who made a fool of herself post arrest). I don't think he's saying it should be considered a partisan witchhunt. I think he's just saying that it will be perceived as such. It's a pretty shocking abuse of power when you also consider the other investigations into corruption that were flowing through that office. However, unless Perry becomes the frontrunner, nobody is going to care enough to report on it any more. The same is true of the cozy relationship that Scott Walker has with John Menard.
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ErIog posted:Well he could make the argument that he is the only person with the necessary experience to tackle our national debt. He'd do it by keeping the coasts and giving China control of everything in between.
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Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE?
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eternalname posted:Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE? She'd have a huge gap to overcome in those states; like, 25-30 point margins based off Obama in 2012.
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eternalname posted:Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE? Probably not, but even if she can it would be an Indiana 2008 situation - nice to have, but doesn't actually matter to the electoral map because winning there means you're winning everywhere.
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That sucks. I remember her people floating a map in 2008 of her taking those states as a counterpoint to Obama's electability, and I figured it was reasonable since Bill managed it.
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Bill won West Virginia, Louisiana, and Kentucky while losing Virginia, Florida, and North Carolina. Electorates change 
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eternalname posted:Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE? *taps mic* hello? -ahem- No
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I mean, pundits were even predicting that Obama would win Arkansas in 2008  
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eternalname posted:Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE? If either is taken we'll probably talking about the sorta wave where Hillary also turns Texas blue.
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eternalname posted:Can Hillary take Arkansas or West Virginia against a viable Republican (Bush, Walker, etc.)in the GE? The midsouth is too white to be taken by a democratic presidential candidate these days, when the electorate is more racially polarized than it used to be. South Carolina or Georgia are more likely flips, and even that'd be a stretch. This is presuming the GoP does not put up an unelectable boob (Cruz), which their establishment presumably will not allow to happen despite whatever the base might want. PupsOfWar fucked around with this message at 04:15 on Apr 23, 2015 |
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she's got a shot at Kentucky though I mean, it's a long one and it wouldn't matter much at that point but they fuckin love the clintons down there
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uncurable mlady posted:she's got a shot at Kentucky though where are you people coming from do you want to bet? how about a Romney sized ten thousand dollars
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"Yeah I think she'll swing TN too, since Al Gore is from there, and her husband worked with him, and he was almost president, and I'm a complete fuckin' rube"
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mooyashi posted:"Yeah I think she'll swing TN too, since Al Gore is from there, and her husband worked with him, and he was almost president, and I'm a complete fuckin' rube" http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/12/kentucky-hillary-clinton-would-beat-paul-rubio-in-2016.html I mean, it's not likely and if it happened Clinton would have won by a landslide but is certainly within the realm of possibility.
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