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The only way I can picture Clinton losing is if ever single debate she looks as bad as Obama did in the first one against Romney. Even then she'd probably still have a shot. Considering how well the Clintons know Trump that seems unlikely too. I can't see her getting caught flatfooted and hopefully she goes to town on him like Biden taking on Palin (or Ryan). Trump might try to throw Bill's history as a sexual predator at her but I can't imagine her not being ready and waiting to jump on him if he does. Shimrra Jamaane posted:To accompany my arzy map from several pages ago that already has Hillary at 270 in a near worst case scenario I present a map that is about 100 times more likely to occur than any Trump victory. In 2012 Romney won Georgia by a bigger margin than Obama won PA. I'm not sure why people think Georgia's going to flip unless I missed Trump give a speech praising Sherman. Until recently I lived in Atlanta for the better part of a decade. That might be a blue spot in a sea of red but the state isn't going to flip in this election unless Trump does something to seriously piss off Republicans. zoux posted:I dunno why everyone is so interested in this primary poo poo as Obama is undoubtedly setting into motion his sinister plan to be president forever. I would unironically support President For Life (Troll)Obama over Clinton or Trump given the option. fade5 posted:The "revolution" was The Bundy Ranch thread was so entertaining in a horrible way.  Tarpman, you're writing your fed-killing fanfics in hell now.TheQat posted:looks like the first anti-trump ad from clinton is out: Trump would unironically run this as a "look at how much the Business-as-usual establishment fuckers hate me" ad for himself though.
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showbiz_liz posted:My coworker said he'd heard Gingrich might be the VP pick. What a dynamic duo that would be. That'll sure help him with the women vote
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May 4, 2016 22:09
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May 4, 2016 22:12
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May 4, 2016 22:14
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theblackw0lf posted:Be really fascinated to see what Republican actually is willing to tie themselves to Trump for the VP slot. Sarah Palin
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The problem is that the GOP already has serious trouble with women and minority voters, and their plan coming out of 2012 was to try to make the party more attractive to Hispanic voters in particular. That's why we all thought the Trump nomination was impossible. They basically destroy themselves in the southwest and risk creating more democratic strongholds in Texas.
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May 4, 2016 22:31
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T-Trump-sama... so manly... so handsome...
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Unzip and Attack posted:No one is comparing Hillary to Jeb Bush - what is being said is that "Trump can't win because he doesn't want to be President" is a dumb line of thinking because other people who did want to be President have already lost to Trump and that "oh yeah well the GOP are this and that" are not sufficient counterpoints that defend the original claim. Trump is the GOP nominee- saying "he doesn't want to be President" is not only dumb but meaningless at this point because he's one of the two people who will be in 6 months. What about "Trump can't win because he didn't plan to be to be president?" as in his lack of campaign experience, hostility towards the GOP establishment, and general impulsiveness means he's not going to be able to run as effectively as Hillary? O.K. maybe "Can't win" is a little strong, but how much of a struggle is Trump going to have just with the basic mechanics of running a national campaign? If I remember correctly his organization has been kind of a mess during the primary.
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Anyone have any other fun political cartoons that give hyper-masculine attributes to lovely male leaders? (The ones of Hitler are mostly Western ones that try to make him look effeminate and dopey.) EDIT: How could I forget Americans worshipping Putin??!  
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I started a new job today, and though I don`t know the people I`m working with yet, I have a feeling none of them were likely happy as they were before Cruz dropped out. A bad day for america
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UFOTofuTacoCat posted:Today is the best day. I half expect McCrory to stay the course and get the federal funding taken away. If a state is willing to remove civil rights, they probably won't mind removing state funded education. It could still be a threat but I can see it not really being a threat. At that point, how do the feds escalate?
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CelestialScribe posted:Hasn't seemed to stop him, has it? It hasn't stopped him in the primaries because Trump was the only one willing to take the GOP strategy of appealing to the hate, rage and fear of the far-right to its logical conclusion. It will stop him in the general because that poo poo is toxic to the rest of the electorate, and because of various factors he's incapable of running the kind of campaign that would give him a chance with that rest of the electorate. This isn't rocket science here. Freakazoid_ posted:If a state is willing to remove civil rights, they probably won't mind removing state funded education. It could still be a threat but I can see it not really being a threat. At that point, how do the feds escalate? Sending in the 101st Airborne is a proven tactic.
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Bush 41, 43 Have No Plans to Endorse Trump
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I'm pretty sure my eyes roll so far back in my head they come out of my neck whenever I see this comic but I'll be damned if I'm not also laughing while the eye rolling happens.
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Freakazoid_ posted:If a state is willing to remove civil rights, they probably won't mind removing state funded education. It could still be a threat but I can see it not really being a threat. At that point, how do the feds escalate? JD sues and gets a court order.
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CelestialScribe posted:Hasn't seemed to stop him, has it? he won the primaries by plurality in the face of the most crowded group of candidates in recent history. unlike what the media hypeman keeps claiming, trump is not invincible
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No "basketball ring" joke? Sad!
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Popular Thug Drink posted:he won the primaries by plurality in the face of the most crowded group of candidates in recent history. unlike what the media hypeman keeps claiming, trump is not invincible
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James Garfield posted:No "basketball ring" joke? Sad! I figured that was implied by the fact that Cruz is the basketball.
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Abisteen posted:I'm pretty sure my eyes roll so far back in my head they come out of my neck whenever I see this comic but I'll be damned if I'm not also laughing while the eye rolling happens. The best part was when LF found the guy also did a bunch of spanking fetish stuff
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Kerry, did underwater demolition/river duty in Nam. Pansy. Bush, had daddy pull favors so he'll be on an a safe airforce base. SSJ 098342987234978 deathwarrior.
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PhazonLink posted:Kerry, did underwater demolition/river duty in Nam. Pansy. Why don't you respect the word of swift boat veterans? Are you saying those veterans are liars?
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PhazonLink posted:Kerry, did underwater demolition/river duty in Nam. Pansy. Kerry also has chunks of metal embedded in him. Yup totally a little boo-boo worthy of some fat old gently caress wearing a purple heart bandaid.
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https://twitter.com/carlquintanilla/status/728016525442027520 I don't see Kasich going for it, but Kasich could definitely make Trump stronger.
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It literally does not matter who Trump picks as his VP. Kasich, Christie, Cruz, who gives a poo poo. Hillary is going to win the presidency.
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a shameful boehner posted:It literally does not matter who Trump picks as his VP. Yeah but if he picks like Sarah Palin or an animated cartoon Johnsonville Bratwurst, the VP debate with Julian Castro could be fun
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Ben Carson on PBS News Hour right now eagerly sucking off the Donald
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This seems like a serious problem with our system. Do Jill Stein and Gloria La Riva get intelligence briefings? If not, what is the threshhold? Did Ross Perot get them? It seems like on one level we hear 'meh political parties are completely private institutions who are accountable to nobody and can literally change their rules and just nominate whoever they want based on a cigar smoke filled room of billionaires', and at the same time they use a shitload of public resources and buildings to conduct official party business. Is the high school that hosted my caucus compensated in any way for it? What if I want to hold the Goon Party Primary there next weekend?
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These might be the saltiest tears I've ever tasted  http://www.theblaze.com/contributions/goodbye-republican-party-and-good-riddance/
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a shameful boehner posted:It literally does not matter who Trump picks as his VP. But what if he chooses Bernard Sanders!
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