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Mr. Pumroy posted:hell no expectations of winning, still get paid, omalley probably has more life than jeb... ride that gravyvtrain i say Jeb has money, O'Malley does not.
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Motto posted:also why would you say "pre-Holocaust Germany" instead of "Nazi Germany"? I think she was referring to Weimar Germany because there were some very early gay rights advocates and organizations during that period.
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Peachstapler posted:Ted Cruz is the absolute worst. He is. At least I can tell myself Trump is senile
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MaxxBot posted:I think she was referring to Weimar Germany because there were some very early gay rights advocates and organizations during that period. oh. i'm guessing she's not "pro-that". so, rounding up homosexuals and killing them was better, right?
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Dec 11, 2015 02:53
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"ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?! Oh... you're not..."
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O'mally could always be a brothel keeper in Kings Landing if this doesnt work out
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Dec 11, 2015 02:57
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Jeb! is mid-Chang.
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Brannock posted:O'Malley has a much better shot of getting a cabinet position or a VP than Jeb has of getting anything. Someone attaching himself to O'Malley is going to get a bit of that pile of spoils. A campaign lackey will get missed paychecks and a sincere thanks, followed by a job recommendation.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:03
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Chance he met a nice girl or boy on the O'Malley team very high.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:10
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Tom Ridge (remember him?!) and NH Senate President Chuck Morse are All In For Jeb!(TM)
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Joementum posted:Tom Ridge (remember him?!) and NH Senate President Chuck Morse are All In For Jeb!(TM) Tom Ridge's name forever looks fake.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:15
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That's an extremely pro khaki pleat on Ridge there. That's a man who walks confidently out of Kohl's knowing he got the best.
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a shameful boehner posted:gently caress Luntz. Luntz did not invent the term climate change. Lol.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:17
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Megyn Kelly is going full New-Right... Wants to ban all immigration, she now agrees with Trump, although she hates him... Also Glenn Beck is saying if we allow all these Muslim's in we will have Fascism...
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Dec 11, 2015 03:20
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Brannock posted:What is a narp? nhite anglo raxton protestant
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Trump's senior advisor said this, basically setting up Trump's Next Big Thing:
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Full Battle Rattle posted:The spots to look at in Iowa are 2-4, because whoever wins is statistically likely to be a lunatic who's totally unelectable ...Implying anyone in this primary doesn't fit that description? Does it go into how many tried to eat the knob and/or loved the speedo man? This Superman movie just looks worse with every new preview.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:25
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This GOP got the go-ahead to take the messenging even further right. 'New Right' is yesterday's freeper. Laughing at Jeb having a terrible campaign isn't worth this.
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Correction - Megyn Kelly and Glenn Beck don't want Muslims in America because the Muslims will make AMERICANS go fascist, and their Hitler will be Donald Trump.
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Dec 11, 2015 03:28
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I'd call that an upgrade, since O'Malley's polling higher.
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AngryBooch posted:Donald Trump is the most honest Republican I've ever seen outside my extended white-trash family at thanksgiving. He's saying the things that Republicans actually loving believe (AND ALWAYS loving HAVE SINCE LBJ) and throwing out the dog-whistle. This is honest dialogue man. This is more honesty from Republicans than I've ever seen. AngryBooch posted:Like, the primary reason that establishment Republicans are worried about Trump isn't because he's too extreme, it's because they think he'll lose a general election and hurt Republicans downticket! (Because he's stopped using the dog whistles that provide cover for independents to vote for Republicans) Hieronymous Alloy posted:I've moved past Trump denial and Trump rage into Trump acceptance for this reason. He is forcing America to admit how many Americans are horrible people, which is a conversation that needed to happen. Trump is the literal embodiment of "I'm just saying what we're all thinking".
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Fulchrum posted:...Implying anyone in this primary doesn't fit that description? Oh sure, Rubio, Jeb, Kasich, even Christie I wouldn't call a 'lunatic'. Shitheel, fuckhead, idiot, moron - sure. Lunatic? Not so much.
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Montasque posted:Megyn Kelly is going full New-Right... Wants to ban all immigration, she now agrees with Trump, although she hates him... Well when Fox News becomes the only legal news channel, guess whose getting paid?
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Rocks posted:Trump's senior advisor said this, basically setting up Trump's Next Big Thing: eh, not extreme enough
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blablablabla posted:Well when Fox News becomes the only legal news channel, guess whose getting paid? Not Megyn, after the firing squad she really is gonna have blood coming out of her where ever
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Dec 11, 2015 03:36
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OK, I'm about ready to fight these neo-fascists in the streets at this point.
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Rocks posted:Trump's senior advisor said this, basically setting up Trump's Next Big Thing: That's dialling it back to something relatively non-controversial.
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nachos posted:eh, not extreme enough agreed, the family of the cop killer should also be executed
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Montasque posted:Megyn Kelly is going full New-Right... Wants to ban all immigration, she now agrees with Trump, although she hates him... Did these things really happen?
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Montasque posted:Correction - Megyn Kelly and Glenn Beck don't want Muslims in America because the Muslims will make AMERICANS go fascist, and their Hitler will be Donald Trump. So the only way to stop the new Hitler...is to kick out the minority he wants to target...before he can do it?
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Carrasco posted:So the only way to stop the new Hitler...is to kick out the minority he wants to target...before he can do it? Math checks out.
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Carrasco posted:So the only way to stop the new Hitler...is to kick out the minority he wants to target...before he can do it? Yes! Megyn Kelly's show 80% Islamophobia, and 20% Trump-hate. So she found a way to link the two I guess. EDIT: Vox Nihili posted:Did these things really happen? Yeah. That's what makes this whole TRUMP HATE thing from the right so funny to me. He is the naked mirror image of their world view and they are horrified by what they see. Montasque fucked around with this message at 03:59 on Dec 11, 2015 |
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nachos posted:eh, not extreme enough You don't think so? I wonder specifically what counts as a police officer. Dogs, horses? Drones? I can't imagine there would be leeway for self-defense, either. This is actually the most extreme thing from Trump so far, in my opinion, because he's specifically targeting American citizens instead of noncitizens. That aside, I find it really curious that they're coming out with that so soon after the Muslim ban thing. Were the jokes right, is Trump really trying to see how outrageous he can get before people stop taking him seriously? Is he a Hillary plant? This is starting to go beyond the pale.
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Rocks posted:Trump's senior advisor said this, basically setting up Trump's Next Big Thing: Has the outrageous statement/coverage cycle always been deliberate or is the campaign just catching on now?
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Rocks posted:Trump's senior advisor said this, basically setting up Trump's Next Big Thing: Not even controversial just boringly unconstitutional
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