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Montasque posted:Trump Tailgate party: first thing out of his mouth, who is going to the game and he keeps it short and works the crowd I am still in the camp that he is doing this for revenge against people who have spurned him also thank god his dad made him work blue collar jobs
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I wish we could have Trump as an eternal Republican candidate just like I wish Biden could be VP for life. We thought 2012's primary was entertaining, but 2016 is like coming out of Plato's cave and seeing that all we were watching was shadows of true politics as theater.
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blue squares posted:He did not say ON TIME, Joe. Only losers are satisfied with the trains merely being "on time." Zwabu posted:Maybe in political Mortal Kombat Trump's special attack should be Tweeting, where his cellphone shoots out angry Twitter birds that damage the opponent with beak and talons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-CkBrQfKMA
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Gyges posted:Probably all of them. Especially after McKinley. Bill Clinton hugged me at a rally when I was 8.
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Montasque posted:Ben Carson really stepped in it with this one: Answer a survey question to continue reading this content
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Mistikman posted:Answer a survey question to continue reading this content Its better than hitting some arbitrary "you've already viewed 5 of our articles this month, subscribe or register today to view more" or paywall.
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FetusSlapper posted:Its better than hitting some arbitrary "you've already viewed 5 of our articles this month, subscribe or register today to view more" or paywall. Those are usually easily foiled just by going into incognito mode.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Speaking of Trump The general public (and we) might be laughing at these sick burns, but I think Trump is burning too many bridges. It could hurt his chances later on. Uncle Wemus posted:if trump is still polling at 50% and they nominate the guy whos at 25% whats going to happen? are the republican voters going to revolt? Can they do that? Aren't primary electors pledged? Or are there still a lot of states where the Republicans use a different system? Phlegmish fucked around with this message at 11:44 on Sep 13, 2015 |
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Phlegmish posted:The general public (and we) might be laughing at these sick burns, but I think Trump is burning too many bridges. It could hurt his chances later on. That's the beauty of it, now everyone who runs had to sign a pledge to support Trump if he wins the nomination, no matter how much he abused them on Twitter before. Imagine Rand being forced to endorse Trump in the general.
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Phlegmish posted:The general public (and we) might be laughing at these sick burns, but I think Trump is burning too many bridges. It could hurt his chances later on. Good! Let him burn the bridges behind and ahead of him. That idiot should not even be running. He shouldn't even be polling at 0.01%, it only goes to show how many idiots live in the US. E: Also, these aren't sick burns. The guy is like a loving child. He's running for president for christ sake. His whole attitude is only indicative of how he'd react with world leaders. The guy can only be a disaster for the country if not the world. Dalael fucked around with this message at 11:48 on Sep 13, 2015 |
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I'm not so sure, I think he's got the ironic voting bloc in the bag.
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Dalael posted:E: Also, these aren't sick burns. The guy is like a loving child. He's running for president for christ sake. His whole attitude is only indicative of how he'd react with world leaders. The guy can only be a disaster for the country if not the world. Most "world leaders" are petty spiteful megalomaniacs like Trump, they just don't tweet about it. Totalizator fucked around with this message at 12:04 on Sep 13, 2015 |
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Totalizator posted:That's the beauty of it, now everyone who runs had to sign a pledge to support Trump if he wins the nomination, no matter how much he abused them on Twitter before. Imagine Rand being forced to endorse Trump in the general. Holy poo poo that's right. Hahahahaha.
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im unironically for trump.
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Dahn posted:I think your right, this would be the death of the two party system. If Trump waits much longer he can't run independent because of the signatures and due dates required for an independent run. States are making increasingly difficult to get on the ballot without being one of the major two parties.
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Baloogan posted:im unironically for trump. Who ties your shoes in the morning? Did your teachers in high school forget to take away your glue and you ended up eating it all? Are you Ralph from the Simpsons? And last question: Wtf is wrong with you?
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Gyges posted:Except maybe Bill. Slick Willy seemed to love him some glad handing. And McDonalds. Glad handing and McDonalds. And the ladies. Still my all-time favorite political sketch from SNL. Warlords!
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Scott Walker trying to defend his campaign on CNN http://go.cnn.com/?stream=cnn They are currently playing compilation of his "yes I mean no I mean I have no opinion" "I am the only candidate with a plan to replace Obamacare"
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Donald Trump duped into retweeting picture of Jeremy Corbyn https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/642655804684902401  http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/sep/12/donald-trump-duped-into-retweeting-picture-of-jeremy-corbyn
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Scott Walkers travesty of a national campaign is a treasure in and of itself Personally, I'd like to hear about this 'don't know' fella (lady?)
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Watching Walker's campaign implode is the greatest treat of this primary
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Hartman was awesome but his Clinton was just okay. Great sketch, though. "There's gonna be a lot of things we don't tell Mrs. Clinton" indeed.
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"Have you ever took on a republican self interest group?" "I raise money from donors across the country who want a leader to take on special interest"
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Watching Walker's campaign implode is the greatest treat of this primary I don't know, watching Jeb 'The Smart One' Bush waste giant piles of superPAC money is also pretty great. Uh, Donald Trump's galvanizing of the 'Your Racist Uncle' coalition may or may not end up being a good thing, Rick Perry dropping out first, The Trump/Fox News holy war... this campaign is just full of surprises and treasures, really.
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Dalael posted:Who ties your shoes in the morning? yes no no i just want to watch the world burn
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Summary of interview: No syrian refugees because of ISIS Cop killings are the fault of Obama not speaking out against violence toward cops It is media fault for me appearing indecisive
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Dalael posted:Who ties your shoes in the morning? Sorry, but Trump is unironically the best candidate. Enjoy your 8 years of American greatness.
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 I am the guy in the corn hat Shots fired 
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What about the republican blood oath that won't backfire at all
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Full Battle Rattle posted:What about the republican blood oath that won't backfire at all 
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Shots fired Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump 20m20 minutes ago Why is someone like George Pataki, who did a terrible job as Governor of N.Y. and registers ZERO in the polls, allowed on the debate stage?
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jerk1000 posted:Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump 20m20 minutes ago The leading Republican presidential candidate has petty slap fights on Twitter, and it's every bit as wonderful as I could imagine. 
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This must have been how politics were in the 18th & 19th century. You know... good, not this abomination of sterility & civility we've had the last 60+ years =/. Can't the courts somehow make dueling legal again?
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10 years from now we're going to look back on this era and wonder how the hell we didn't predict the first Twitter President.
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Hillary is a dead candidate walking. While the email thing was something completely cooked up by Congressional Republicans in that every other Sec State has done it, everyone understands how fragile Internet security is. The whole debacle makes her look incompetent and untrustworthy. While Democrats would stand behind her if it was something only Republicans care about, it has destroyed her credibility with people who aren't reliable Democrats. This has caused her to enter a death spiral. The main reason to vote for Hillary has always been electability. As she sheds supporters, Democratic primary voters stop seeing her as electable, causing her to shed more supporters, causing more people to see her as unelectable. Nominations are great predictors of elections because they go to candidates that are likely to win. No one actually votes based on endorsements. Hillary received a bunch of endorsements when it looked like she would win. Those mean jack poo poo now. That doesn't mean Bernie is going to win. Biden is waiting until Hillary is a stinking corpse, at which time he'll enter. He will become the new establishment candidate, pulling in support from Hillary and Bernie. If you want a parallel to Hillary, go back to 2000. At the very start of the race, Elizabeth Dole was considered a front runner. But it became obvious that the main reason she was considered that was because of name recognition and her husband, Bob Dole, was the previous Republican nominee. Hillary is much the same. Support for her has less to do herself and more to do with the huge support for Bill. If she wasn't married to him, she would never be considered a viable candidate.
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