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B-Rock452 posted:I am 33 years old, work out 5 times a week and have a pillow in my work car since I wear a duty belt that kills my lower back. How is this even news? Why does anyone think this is what will finally bring hillary down Projection has a way of doing that.
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Kerrow posted:Lumbar support. Hillary no longer crooked. 
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I'm surprised, usually the only people conservatives don't want to have comfort are the poor.
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B-Rock452 posted:I am 33 years old, work out 5 times a week and have a pillow in my work car since I wear a duty belt that kills my lower back. How is this even news? Why does anyone think this is what will finally bring hillary down Get to the emergency room immediately
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B-Rock452 posted:I am 33 years old, work out 5 times a week and have a pillow in my work car since I wear a duty belt that kills my lower back. How is this even news? Why does anyone think this is what will finally bring hillary down The right wing media is desperate for anything to attack Hillary and their latest strategy is "She will literally drop dead any minute." It's a dumb strategy, because even if she did, I'd be perfectly happy voting for America's Dad Tim Kaine, but more importantly, she's not going to die anytime soon.
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It's probably more to remind older Millenials and younger Gen X that a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Mom.
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1337JiveTurkey posted:It's probably more to remind older Millenials and younger Gen X that a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Mom. I'd vote for my mom for president.
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Aug 17, 2016 17:53
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1337JiveTurkey posted:It's probably more to remind older Millenials and younger Gen X that a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Mom. Does that make Bill the Professor?
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SimonCat posted:Imagine if FDR was running today. He'd definitely be sitting the election out.
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zoux posted:I'd vote for my mom for president. Mom/Dad is a ticket I can get behind.
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I wonder if Trump ever needed a pillow for his Vietnam-evading bone spurs.
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1337JiveTurkey posted:It's probably more to remind older Millenials and younger Gen X that a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Mom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuCV4-CXwOs
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:Mom/Dad is a ticket I can get behind. Imagine the do nothing ambassadorship you could wrangle out of that.
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DemeaninDemon posted:Does that make Bill the Professor? Bernie Sanders was the professor in all the memes I saw where Hillary was Mom
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Trump just uses Chris Christie as a pillow. Say what you will about the guy's policies as governor or general loathsomeness, dude's comfy
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1337JiveTurkey posted:It's probably more to remind older Millenials and younger Gen X that a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote for Mom. Hillary Clinton is at least two personality disorders and a pint of vodka short of that for me.
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:Mom/Dad is a ticket I can get behind. gonna have to drop Dad from the ticket, unfortunately
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zoux posted:Imagine the do nothing ambassadorship you could wrangle out of that. So long as it's a country with plenty of nice single girls that you could settle down with.
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https://twitter.com/MonmouthPoll/status/765956980779413504 I'm guessing the Trump support is from Pence being there.
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https://twitter.com/ForecasterEnten/status/765956724926869505 Evan Bayh looks comfortably ahead in Indiana. That means that all the Dems need to do is flip PA or NH and the Senate is theirs.
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Grundulum posted:I, too, have friends who seized on Salazar's appointment as a(nother) signal that Clinton is unredeemable. I'm not worried about convincing them, I'm worried about them demoralizing our mutual friends who don't have the same unhealthy obsession with politics that I/we do.
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HorseRenoir posted:https://twitter.com/ForecasterEnten/status/765956724926869505 Yeah, Wisconsin is likely to flip. Feingold is very popular and Johnson got in on the 2010 wave.
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HorseRenoir posted:https://twitter.com/ForecasterEnten/status/765956724926869505 Good, cause Murphy is still polling behind Rubio so FL is gonna be a letdown.
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WampaLord posted:Good, cause Murphy is still polling behind Rubio so FL is gonna be a letdown. FL is definitely the biggest letdown of the season. Maybe NV too. Dems need at least 50 in the Senate, get two SC justices in, then brace for the terrible reaming that is going to happen in 2018.
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WampaLord posted:Good, cause Murphy is still polling behind Rubio so FL is gonna be a letdown. Maybe. Plenty of time to hammer Rubio on his support of Trump.
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https://twitter.com/jonathanellis/status/765955166751383552 Pass a constitutional amendment outlawing comment sections.
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/jonathanellis/status/765955166751383552 Which comment sections are worse: Yahoo's or Youtube's?
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iospace posted:Which comment sections are worse: Yahoo's or Youtube's? Youtube, because there's a chance you might be in a position to read it.
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lol at the alt right idiot bitching about censorship in the comments comments are garbage because most people, especially the people who really really want you to know what they think, have garbage opinions
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/jonathanellis/status/765955166751383552 I'll bet a Venn diagram of prolific news article commenters and people who compulsively send death threats to public figures is almost a perfect circle.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:lol at the alt right idiot bitching about censorship in the comments I also wonder if comments are full of dumb opinions because only dumb people think comments sections are worthwhile.
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/jonathanellis/status/765955166751383552 NPR comment section is always Gen-X dead-enders fighting the same fights they've probably been trying to make happen since 1990 so shutting it down is probably a net benefit for both NPR and the commenting brigade.
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/jonathanellis/status/765955166751383552 jail everyone that's posted in a comment section or holds an opinion
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HorseRenoir posted:https://twitter.com/ForecasterEnten/status/765956724926869505 PA might be a struggle but Hassan is looking pretty good in NH! And you only need to flip either of those. Tim Kaine might be doing a lot of voting in the Senate next term.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:I also wonder if comments are full of dumb opinions because only dumb people think comments sections are worthwhile. comments are basically just social media for people who dont want to sign up for a particular social media platform. and even then some comment sections require a verified login NPR is shifting most of their commentary to twitter, which is good for me because i refuse to use twitter because i already have enough problems as a user of this forum scrolling past dozens of bad posts until i get to one or two worth reading
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Popular Thug Drink posted:lol at the alt right idiot bitching about censorship in the comments It's not possible to tell who those commenters are; some users comment anonymously. But there are some clues that indicate those who comment are not wholly representative of the overall NPR audience: They overwhelmingly comment via the desktop (younger users tend to find NPR.org via mobile), and a Google estimate suggested that the commenters were 83 percent male, while overall NPR.org users were just 52 percent male, Montgomery said.
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ImpAtom posted:How pathetic must you feel writing about Hillary Clinton's pillows? The most likely explanation I can think of is that this is another case of Trump campaign projecting. Trump may be suffering from a terminal illness. Or maybe he is just physically weak, on account of his baby hands.
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Deadly Ham Sandwich posted:The most likely explanation I can think of is that this is another case of Trump campaign projecting. Trump may be suffering from a terminal illness. Or maybe he is just physically weak, on account of his baby hands. I'm pretty sure the "Trump has a terminal illness" thing is as much a fever dream as the "Clinton has a terminal illness" thing, but the Trump campaign does place a massive amount of importance on appearing "strong." All they want to do is make Clinton appear physically weaker than Trump, because they equate strength with correctness. Incidentally I'm pretty sure this strategy is backfiring hard because Trump appears insanely weak to all but his most ardent supporters.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:I also wonder if comments are full of dumb opinions because only dumb people think comments sections are worthwhile. There's absolutely a vicious cycle. Every conflict reduces the will to participate of everyone involved except the trolls. Eventually they're winnowed away and all you have left are the screaming psychos who actually enjoy both abusing and receiving abuse, so it's continuous madness unless you either invest in a mod team who can keep them under control or pull the plug.
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