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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? Impeachment Proceedings.
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General?
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Jul 17, 2015 00:00
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? Yooj.S.A.
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? If nothing else, I can guarantee an interesting 4 years.
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? Depends how big a fan of Mad Max you are.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:02
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McDowell posted:We get the world we deserve. The yoojest, most luxurious crisis.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:06
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? keep going im almost there 
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Jul 17, 2015 00:07
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JT Jag posted:Getting the hell out. I have relatives in Germany. Same, but with UK relatives. Watching Trumperica melt down would be funny, but I wouldn't want to live in it at the time.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:07
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Note that I'm not so bitter as to vacate the country if any Republican wins. I'd grit my teeth and endure a Jeb presidency. Someone like Trump or Cruz winning is just especially revolting though.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:09
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? Trump resigns in anger after realizing the kind of pay the president gets. Vice President Winfrey takes the oath of office.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:11
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McDowell posted:We get the world we deserve. True Detective'd electric funeral posted:I'm starting to think this Trump fella doesn't understand what IQ actually means. Doesn't matter, you're a loser and he'll kick your rear end! Dummy! *puffs on cuban cigar that is now legal*
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? He runs the country like one of his businesses by defaulting on the debt.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:14
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? 
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Jul 17, 2015 00:15
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WingsOfSteel posted:Vice President Winfrey takes the oath of office. Worth it.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:19
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? Retreat back to Canada. Trump winning the general would probably imply a GOP congress too, Harper is actually less scary than that.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:26
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Fox Ironic posted:And if Trump wins in the General? This is one of those jokes that just never stops being funny.
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loving hell please, I hope you idiots vote him in that'd be hilarious.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:29
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Prediction: Bernie Sanders will have more pledged delegates than Donald Trump.
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Cactus posted:loving hell please, I hope you idiots vote him in that'd be hilarious.  non-Mexican goon spotted
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point of return posted:He runs the country like one of his businesses by defaulting on the debt. While this would be the worst thing possible for most of the world, it'd be funny to watch China crash and burn because of it.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:30
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Joementum posted:Prediction: Bernie Sanders will have more pledged delegates than Donald Trump. Due to the highly unproportional proportional delegate distribution early in the GOP primaries I agree. But that's also because Bernie will have a majority of the Democratic delegates 
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Jul 17, 2015 00:31
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Aliquid posted:
UK. There simply isn't enough popcorn in all the world to cover what American politics has become.
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Aliquid posted:Due to the highly unproportional proportional delegate distribution early in the GOP primaries I agree. But that's also because Bernie will have a majority of the Democratic delegates Bernie could get one delegate and it would still be true.
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Cactus posted:UK. There simply isn't enough popcorn in all the world to cover what American politics has become. as opposed to the enlightened period of
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Does anyone think gerrymandering will influence who the candidate is? A lot of delegates for the GOP will, before March 15, be awarded proportionally. By "proportionally", they usually mean awarding delegates to the winners of the states' various congressional districts. Many of these districts have been gerrymandered into very safe Republican seats, overflowing with rabid, rural votes. Will individual congressional districts come out with more-extreme candidates on top on their respective election days?
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Jul 17, 2015 00:35
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computer parts posted:as opposed to the enlightened period of Eh, touche. I'm just jealous really that my countries politics is so boring in comparison I find it difficult to get engaged with it.
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Cactus posted:Eh, touche. I'm just jealous really that my countries politics is so boring in comparison I find it difficult to get engaged with it.
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Jul 17, 2015 00:39
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JT Jag posted:Getting the hell out. I have relatives in Germany. Like anywhere would be safe with The Donald as president. I'm Dutch and the thought frightens me  But then I realize it'll never happen and I go back to enjoying the show. 
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Jul 17, 2015 00:44
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Aliquid posted:Does anyone think gerrymandering will influence who the candidate is? A lot of delegates for the GOP will, before March 15, be awarded proportionally. By "proportionally", they usually mean awarding delegates to the winners of the states' various congressional districts. Many of these districts have been gerrymandered into very safe Republican seats, overflowing with rabid, rural votes. Will individual congressional districts come out with more-extreme candidates on top on their respective election days? Uh, no matter what, in most states only Republicans can vote for the republican primary, so I doubt the gerrymanders also magically make it hard for say Rubio to win versus Walker or whatever. Also no, the republicans being gerrymandered to create safer districts are usually suburbanite, occasionally city dwellers in some of the many hard-R cities out there, there's just barely any rural people in a lot of state for them to be useful to turn a district red that wasn't already going to be. This whole meme of the rural 20% of the country causing the issues needs to die, it confuses too many people on how the districts work.
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awesmoe posted:Good news! Disengagement leads to clusterfucks like this, so you're being the change you want to see. Excellent! Now all we need is a british version of Fox News, though we'd have to deal with all those pesky libel laws first...
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I'm super excited about Chafee's surge over O'Malley in Virginia. Berned out? Let's get Chafed.
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Cactus posted:Excellent! Now all we need is a british version of Fox News, though we'd have to deal with all those pesky libel laws first... Do you want Piers Morgan back then?
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Cactus posted:Excellent! Now all we need is a british version of Fox News, though we'd have to deal with all those pesky libel laws first... Isn't that basically the entire tabloid industry though? I mean, half of them are even owned by Rupert Murdoch!
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Jul 17, 2015 00:47
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Nintendo Kid posted:Uh, no matter what, in most states only Republicans can vote for the republican primary, so I doubt the gerrymanders also magically make it hard for say Rubio to win versus Walker or whatever. Yes, but several state primaries prior to March 15 award delegates proportionally by awarding a couple to whichever candidate gets the majority vote in each congressional district. This won't have any real effect as we'll be down to a handful of candidates after the carve out states, but it'll be fun to watch all the networks gently caress up their delegate counts!
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Cactus posted:Excellent! Now all we need is a british version of Fox News, though we'd have to deal with all those pesky libel laws first... Isn't that what you guys keep the Daily Mail around for?
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Jul 17, 2015 00:55
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Joementum posted:Prediction: Bernie Sanders will have more pledged delegates than Donald "The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese" Trump. I doubt he'll get more, but I also know for a fact Bernie won't get less. 0=0
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So this Chattanooga shooting looks like it could get folded into the ISIS/domestic terrorism narrative, which could shift the conversation from immigration to terrorism. It'll probably overshadow the deal Democrats have offered to stop adding amendments about the Confederate flag if Republicans agree to restore the Voting Rights Act, but any comments on that would also be interesting.
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Skwirl posted:I doubt he'll get more, but I also know for a fact Bernie won't get less. Vermont awards delegates proportionally and votes on March 1. The ballot deadline precedes the Iowa Caucuses, so I expect Bernie will be on the ballot in his home state and pick up a few delegates. Dean won the Vermont primary in 2004 weeks after dropping out of the race.
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I hope it Bernie doesn't get the nomination he still good on a national tour staying a movement and pushing workers rights and stuff. Honestly having him as a continuing leftism tour with Hillary in office would be pretty badass.
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Nintendo Kid posted:This whole meme of the rural 20% of the country causing the issues needs to die, it confuses too many people on how the districts work. Of course, the rural 20% does have immensely disproportionate power in the Senate.
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