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sector_corrector posted:Has this been posted? im dead quote:On the federal side, FEC Commissioner Ann Ravel has pushed to expand the commission’s authority into this realm to protect candidates like Allen West. Ravel is sincere, but conservative and libertarians are skeptical of government intruding into speech-related activities. It’s also possible that voluntary standards or a privately run grading system may provoke better practices.
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sharkbomb posted:I hope Evan McMuffin campaigns exclusively in Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Idaho, etc and just shaves a couple points from Trump in every state He's going to end up with more votes than Jeb!.
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I vaguely remember Neurolimal from the Dem primary thread where he was a real piece of poo poo annoying poster. Day Crew motion to probate him out of this thread Paging MAGA-CHIEF boosted
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Eonwe posted:ok good luck with that record support for fiscally left policies when separated from partisan politics or broken but esteemed economic policies, making p good progress, just need to get old-guard D's to reluctantly get on board and there's a chance considering how many concessions were granted at the convention this time around, only a matter of time before dems get some sort of oppositional econ stance zen death robot posted:Out of this thread! trump jokes are cool i just dont care for making GBS threads on poor uneducated folk or passionate young'uns, i'l eat the probie if you want
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i feel like all the hype about Paul Manafort Architect Of Dictatorship when he first came on scene neglected to mention that his last charge was driven from office by an angry mob
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broken clock opsec posted:In a weak and hard to credit "but but both sides do it" kind of way though, and we already know that the author has a skewed perspective as a Republican true believer. Democrats do the same thing with PAC money, it's a win win system regardless of which party the consultants end up collecting their sky high salaries.
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There's no need to eat a probie, just stop posting
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Neurolimal posted:i'd rather we educate them on why the government is good and everything they've been taught in school and by newscorps about finance is wrong, than scam them or do nothing ah so you're one of those 'I'm going to deliberately misread a post just so I can inflate myself in indignant righteousness like a pufferfish' guys we're all very proud of how good you are. good job.
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etalian posted:Democrats do the same thing with PAC money, it's a win win system regardless of which party the consultants end up collecting their sky high salaries. ya, i mean unless you really think it costs tens of millions of dollars to phonebank and fly to a place and hold a rally lol, every candidate has millions-paid consultants giving them mostly worthless advice for obscene dollars
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I like the SA version of his "Jesus and the Presidents" drawing.
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Conservatives now realizing (or at least admitting) how much of a scam the entire "conservative movement" is now that Trump -- the biggest scam artist of all -- has taken over never gets old. It is fascinating, though. Check out John Ziegler on right-wing media here: http://www.mattklewis.com/?powerpress_pinw=8828-podcast
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I just want to know how Paul Manafort is benefitting from working with Trump. Last I read he's not getting a salary? That makes poo poo even shadier because there's no way he's doing this for free. I predict he gets a 20 million dollar severance in November
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Necc0 posted:ah so you're one of those 'I'm going to deliberately misread a post just so I can inflate myself in indignant righteousness like a pufferfish' guys Don't let him stymie you
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Neurolimal posted:i'd rather we educate them on why the government is good and everything they've been taught in school and by newscorps about finance is wrong, than scam them or do nothing I, too, would like a pony
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neurolimial when you found a PAC for educating voters and show me 90+% is going to education ill gladly contribute until then: lol
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sharkbomb posted:I just want to know how Paul Manafort is benefitting from working with Trump. Last I read he's not getting a salary? That makes poo poo even shadier because there's no way he's doing this for free. His russian bank accounts are probably bursting at the seams
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What's wrong with this guy's skull? He look like some weird alien hybrid of John Michael Higgins and James Badge Dale
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rear end cobra posted:His russian bank accounts are probably bursting at the seams Would be a foolish move considering the oligarchs deliberately funnel funds out of the Russian Federation.
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Lord Hydronium posted:What's wrong with this guy's skull? He's from Provo.
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the trump tutelage posted:Did any of the GOP candidates stand a chance against Clinton? Kasich had a decent shot. I think Rubio would've done pretty well too.
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the trump tutelage posted:Did any of the GOP candidates stand a chance against Clinton? Not really, no. The demographic fundamentals are making it essentially impossible unless they can grab the brass-ring hispanic bloc. Jeb and Rubio were attempting it but even if they won the primaries I doubt their outreach would have been successful.
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Last four New Hampshire polls: Clinton +15 Clinton +13 Clinton +10 Clinton +9 https://twitter.com/BenjySarlin/status/764835712566980609
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Taaaaake onnnnnn meeeeee (take on me) Taaaake meeeee onnnnn!
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rear end cobra posted:His russian bank accounts are probably bursting at the seams let's just say that russia is heavily invested in donald j trump
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sharkbomb posted:I just want to know how Paul Manafort is benefitting from working with Trump. Last I read he's not getting a salary? That makes poo poo even shadier because there's no way he's doing this for free. It's all well and good to work along the borders but for real career advancement they expect you to have worked overseas.
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zen death robot posted:Kasich probably could have "aw geez, shucks" and ate his way through the campaign enough to keep it extremely close plus Ohio would be a lock He definitely could have taken large, yuge bites out of Hillary's campaign, just really tremendous bites
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rear end cobra posted:His russian bank accounts are probably bursting at the seams His IRS tax forms will show income from consulting with PutinCorp
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good read on Trump magazine being a huge failure and loving over employees when they went bankrupt quote:I had four days to find a new insurance plan—which proved impossible. Because of Trump magazine, I was a cancer patient without health coverage. And since that cancer could be classified as a pre-existing condition, I was worried it could threaten my ability to obtain health coverage from new employers for the rest of my life.
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Teikanmi posted:He definitely could have taken large, yuge bites out of Hillary's campaign, just really tremendous bites I still believe Kasich joined the race as a way to escape horrible midwest food.
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Nameless_Steve posted:Taaaaake onnnnnn meeeeee (take on me)
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the trump tutelage posted:Did any of the GOP candidates stand a chance against Clinton? I think Kasich would essentially have been a lock for the Presidency, to be honest. He's boring, has a moderate facade, and represents stability while not being prone to having his pants fall down every five minutes like every other clown the GOP ran this year. I think he's all of the strengths of Romney without a lot of the weaknesses. He could actually play up the bullshit "corrupt Hillary" angle that the GOP has been building since the 90s (and hilariously squandered with trump), and just run a campaign that's "bathwater conservatism v. 1.0", providing an alternative to Obama's third term.
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As bad as Scott Adams is, he has yet to reach Dave Sim levels of woman hating. This just started trending. http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/08/donald-trump-magazine-employee-confessional-bankrupt-2016-214155 quote:
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sector_corrector posted:I think Kasich would essentially have been a lock for the Presidency, to be honest. He's boring, has a moderate facade, and represents stability while not being prone to having his pants fall down every five minutes like every other clown the GOP ran this year. I think he's all of the strengths of Romney without a lot of the weaknesses. He could actually play up the bullshit "corrupt Hillary" angle that the GOP has been building since the 90s (and hilariously squandered with trump), and just run a campaign that's "bathwater conservatism v. 1.0", providing an alternative to Obama's third term. At least the polling showed a more moderate on the surface canidate like Kasich or Rubio could probably do much better against Hillary. Instead the worst possible canidate won the primary.
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