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Three Olives posted:Has Trump mentioned any policy so far that wasn't blatantly absurd, impossible, illegal or morally repugnant? Well he has moved on from any rational proposals but I think once he proposed hedge fund income be taxed at the same rate as regular income so Mitt got his God approved panties in a bunch.
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I don't know that someone from Texas tried to gently caress a hooker is exactly damning evidence against Cruz.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:05
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Apr 5, 2016 22:08
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Narciss posted:Noted Gay Man Three Olives should be able to see the merits of banning the immigration of adherents to an ideology that scripturally and consistently desires your death. Not being catty here, if I were a gay person I'd be genuinely concerned about the U.S. becoming like Eurabia in 30 years. Where this unholy alliance of LGBT and Islam came from, I will never know. Lol shut the gently caress up you bigoted shithead.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:12
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politicians spend 2/3rd their time begging for donations. hard to pin weird phonecalls on them
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Apr 5, 2016 22:13
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Narciss posted:Noted Gay Man Three Olives should be able to see the merits of banning the immigration of adherents to an ideology that scripturally and consistently desires your death. Not being catty here, if I were a gay person I'd be genuinely concerned about the U.S. becoming like Eurabia in 30 years. Where this unholy alliance of LGBT and Islam came from, I will never know. only if we ban christians too
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Apr 5, 2016 22:14
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This is going to be like the KKK "leak" where some guy who said the n-word once lived with a person who sent a politician a donation, therefore the politician is a KKK member. (I desperately hope for Cuban Mistress Crisis to be real but I've been hurt before.)
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The Nastier Nate posted:Cruz has Nebraska in the bag. Indiana is a tough sell because while Parks & Rec has shown me how midwesternish the state is, it's surrounded on all sides by Trump states. And I'm counting Ohio as a Trump state if Kasich not in the race. Just some rough math though with my best guesses shows Trump coming to the convention with somewhere between 1175 and 1225 delegates, especially with Cruz behind the scenes stealing delegates. I think at this point there is at worst a 50/50 shot at a GOP contested convention. Indiana is weird. We've got big swaths of rural podunks like you'd expect, and tiny (one stoplight) to midsize (Anderson) towns that are well within the iron grip of movement conservatism. The problem is all the college towns scattered around in the rural parts that are solidly blue, and the fact that most of the population is still in the middle and far north, both areas that are solidly blue. Combine that with the suburbs becoming growingly uneasy with Pence (I suspect - no polling has been done yet to c/d) and we may see some backlash in Indiana where the majority of people embrace neither Trump nor Cruz in the general. As for the primary, I think Trump wins Indiana based on two things I predict will happen: 1) cornfed religious weirdos vote less emphatically for Cruz because of the Carson endorsement, and split a bit 2) suburbanites who fear change and have family in Ohio that like Kasich will split the rest of the non-Trump vote
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https://twitter.com/costareports/status/717451616794910720 How many of the eight sitting justices do you think Ben Carson can name?
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tinstaach posted:https://twitter.com/costareports/status/717451616794910720 sleepy, dopey, doc, grumpy... uhhh
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Apr 5, 2016 22:25
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He knows Clarence Thomas because neither of them speak unless their white masters let them. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Apr 5, 2016 22:25
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I wanna see some SC Trump/Clinton polls. Lets turn that eastern seaboard blue
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tinstaach posted:https://twitter.com/costareports/status/717451616794910720 Before he falls asleep? Not too many I bet.
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Fidel Castronaut posted:He knows Clarence Thomas because neither of them speak unless their white masters let them. wow
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Apr 5, 2016 22:27
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Epic High Five posted:Indiana is weird. Suburbs will probably go Trump, but the bible thumpers will be full on hard on Cruz unless the jailing abortion women thing works to convince them Trump is not a NY devil. Pence being a total rear end in a top hat though will probably bring out a ton of people thinking voting in the Democratic primary somehow gets rid of him. (It doesn't).
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Louisgod posted:I liked when he said he'd go after hedge funds, so, there's one That's one that's never going to happen, though. If Trump were to win, he'd almost certainly be delegating all decision-making to underlings, probably to a greater degree than most presidents, and since all of those underlings would probably be Republicans...
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Narciss posted:Noted Gay Man Three Olives should be able to see the merits of banning the immigration of adherents to an ideology that scripturally and consistently desires your death. Not being catty here, if I were a gay person I'd be genuinely concerned about the U.S. becoming like Eurabia in 30 years. Where this unholy alliance of LGBT and Islam came from, I will never know. I remember when Muslims used to vote majority Republican until Republicans started in with the clash of civilization dogwhistles after 9/11. I think a lot of Muslims in the United States learned that it is not fun being a persecuted minority and started to vote for Democrats. Intolerant Muslims don't really have a voice in the national Democratic party, just like a lot of intolerant devout black Christians for instance. Not so coincidentally, these groups that vote for Democrats become more tolerant over time as do their elected officials. That's where the so called unholy alliance comes from. Republicans being too bigoted to welcome other intolerant religions or even intolerant people that share their religion but not their skin color into their party.
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Narciss posted:Noted Gay Man Three Olives should be able to see the merits of banning the immigration of adherents to an ideology that scripturally and consistently desires your death. Not being catty here, if I were a gay person I'd be genuinely concerned about the U.S. becoming like Eurabia in 30 years. Where this unholy alliance of LGBT and Islam came from, I will never know. This is such a weird viewpoint to take. There's no evidence that Muslim immigrants into the U.S. are pushing for anti-gay legislation. 
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Apr 5, 2016 22:32
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BeOSPOS posted:that phone list screenshot has been floating around for a long while. nothing's come of it... yet It's literally nothing. Most members of congress spend at least 4 hours of calling people for money each day.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:35
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I think this might be fake... Jeb's name is missing the !
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Elephanthead posted:Suburbs will probably go Trump, but the bible thumpers will be full on hard on Cruz unless the jailing abortion women thing works to convince them Trump is not a NY devil. A lot of the anti-Pencers have a clear path to how to oust him, not that Gregg is doing much beyond asking questions as far as I can tell. I'm unsure about what the Democratic primary turnout will be like but I'm stone cold certain it's going to be nuts come time for the general. I don't like the chances of a lot of our legislature if Trump is on the ticket and encourages lots of people to come out and vote straight ticket Democratic Also, John Gregg (the dude running against Pence) has a fine moustache which will no doubt sway the Parks and Rec voters 
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Apr 5, 2016 22:38
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BeOSPOS posted:I think this might be fake... Jeb's name is missing the ! The excitement is dead.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:38
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No "Low Energy" option? For shame, CNN pollsters.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:41
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Missing third option for "A Big Fat Mistake"
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BeOSPOS posted:I think this might be fake... Jeb's name is missing the ! When he dropped out, he changed it to a question mark. Even he can't justify his own existence, poor boy.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:50
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I miss Jeb. I kind of want him to become the winner of the brokered convention for that weird "there and back again" feel
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Nearly half of GOP voters want someone with experience in politics, close to as high as it’s been so far this election cycle. Goodnight Donny  Hope you can get like 9 delegates. Cruz must be humiliated.
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Apr 5, 2016 22:58
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Schnorkles posted:lmao airhorns are art
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A Neurotic Jew posted:I miss Jeb. HAHA that would be epic. I could totally see it going bad for Hillary, yelling at Jeb? during a debate and Jeb? looking all sad and flustered. "Gee Mrs. Clinton, we don't have to raise our voices now do we? I'm just trying to do whats good for this country. Me and my mom, you know the former first lady of the United States, talked about this last night. She told me to take a stand against you and by god I will! Shame on you. SHAME. Please clap?"
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Only 32% of Wisconsin voters are angry at Washington. I have no idea what that means for Ted Cruz OR Donald Trump, but I don't think its good? Maybe?
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Apr 5, 2016 23:00
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Exit polls: 65% republicans 29% independents 6% democrats
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A Neurotic Jew posted:I miss Jeb. Seeing Jeb lose another campaign would be nirvana. The problem is he's one of the more electable Republicans, or was originally. But after Trump pantsed him, and after a hypothetical nomination theft, it may cause record low Republican turnout.
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Schnorkles posted:Only 32% of Wisconsin voters are angry at Washington. It means buckle up.
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Wait is Wisconsin today? poo poo
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I almost slept on that Politico article about Trump's staff and missed this: quote:Neither Braynard nor Lewandowski commented when asked whether Braynard left of his own accord or was fired. Sources say his top lieutenant in the campaign’s data shop, a former RNC data engineer named Witold Chrabaszcz, was elevated at least temporarily to run the team. Chrabaszcz, who goes by “Vito,” declined to comment. While he is regarded as a savvy manipulator of data, he’s largely unknown in the tight-knit world of GOP data strategists. He seldom worked on political strategy at the RNC and mostly interacted with the party’s other data engineers, a group known as the “basement dwellers.” So Vito's running the numbers while a marketing undergrad tries to hack the Gibson.
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