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FactsAreUseless posted:Reminder for everyone: it literally does not matter what the Trump foundation did at all. I think it's too early to say that this won't matter. Regular people get pretty pissed at false claims of charity. Going around saying you give all sorts of money, and then it turns out it's yet another Trump scam is something that everyone not already super committed for Trump will care about.
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Obamas approval rating is on the edge of breeching 60%. 2 years ago literally no one expected that. If Obama can keep pushing the fact that Hillary will largely be a continuation of his administration that would be awesome.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Obamas approval rating is on the edge of breeching 60%. 2 years ago literally no one expected that. If Obama can keep pushing the fact that Hillary will largely be a continuation of his administration that would be awesome. The GOP is dead set on that message too.
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computer parts posted:You probably can't name the second president of the 20th Century, or you think that it's actually Taft. I did get the right answer, although upon double-checking I see that my reasoning was wrong. Either way, that was more than 100 years ago, not 50, and I wouldn't call myself politically active, just aware enough to shitpost here and vote for the right people.
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Lightning Knight posted:I honestly read as a gay joke. The implication being "line up to debase yourself (read: bend over) for the Trump train." what happened to you
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Obama just owned everybody.
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:11 |
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Tatum Girlparts posted:what happened to you The Trump train doesn't stop for anyone.
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https://twitter.com/lynnsweet/status/775755138912825344
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Meanwhile, to a crowd of about 1500 white people,
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Lightning Knight posted:Edit: or to put it another way, ask current young Democrats why LBJ or JFK were good presidents worth defending the legacy of. Seriously, what did JFK actually do while he was alive I am bad at this politics thing
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:12 |
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Deified Data posted:Am I being oversensitive or does "line up for Trump" come with concentration camp connotations?
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:13 |
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BigRed0427 posted:Yeah. This election makes a strong case for parliament style elections and government. The UKPol thread makes a strong case for never doing this, ever
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:13 |
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:lol National Review Online re-uploaded the Trump article to make it clear it was an opinion column from a single person and not the opinion of the NRO Oh they all support it and they're now comfortable with being an openly fascist publication, I wish they'd have the guts to take ownership of it but then we wouldn't be having a laugh if they'd had the guts to stick with their first position, or actually believed in anything other than "take everything and kill anyone who you perceive as even approaching your treasure hoard" Deified Data posted:Am I being oversensitive or does "line up for Trump" come with concentration camp connotations? Nah, as said, it's more like Triumph of the Will
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While scanning that NRO article I found this http://www.nrcruise.com/
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot. Not go to war over Cuba.
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vorebane posted:For way back, but I would like this too, there's probably a megathread already, I dunno. Mother Jones is cool. Kevin Drum is annoying though. Even when he's right he writes the stupidest low content click bait bullshit.
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:15 |
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Deified Data posted:Am I being oversensitive or does "line up for Trump" come with concentration camp connotations? "Just do what you are told" lines up well with those who love authoritarians. To those who do not love authoritarians, it's creepy.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot. Keeping Curtis LeMay on a short leash so that we didn't blow up the world over Cuba.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot. I'm phone posting so I don't really want to do details, but to be brief, I kind of don't like JFK as President and I think he's overrated because of the martyr effect. Either of his brothers probably would've been better Presidents, but both of them died tragically, so JFK had to grow up and take the family mantle instead of being a playboy partier forever. JFK probably did more good dead, as a bloody shirt for LBJ to wave, than as an actual President. At least, in my opinion.
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Lastgirl posted:good but also bad
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Augus posted:Obama just owned everybody. That voice from the crowd yelling 'And gas is 2$ a gallon!' and he just works it in right away. He's so good.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot. JFK laid the rhetorical groundwork for a lot of the social, scientific and economic programs that Johnson was ultimately able to accomplish. Whether Kennedy himself would have been willing or able to achieve Johnson's success in terms of putting together the War on Poverty, Great Society, Civil Rights and Voting Acts, etc. isn't totally clear. Kennedy and his brother also cracked down hard on organized crime, which was a much bigger deal back then than it is now. There's also the Cuban Missile Crisis, which could have easily spun out of control if someone more hotheaded and bellicose than Kennedy (Johnson, for example, was a hardliner during these meetings) had been the one ultimately calling the shots. Then again, there were plenty of foreign policy blunders during Kennedy's administration, too, so you gotta take the good with the bad.
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:17 |
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#TrumpTwitterarti with a blistering Response:
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zoux posted:The GOP is dead set on that message too. They wrote their playbook in 2014 and can't deviate from it.
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DACK FAYDEN posted:The Civil Rights Act and, uh... vague feelings of Camelot. Another one is crack down on the mob. (Which depending on your grassy knoll status is a good or a bad thing.)
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press is gonna be so maaaaaad
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:18 |
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Hey, anyone still in a good mood today? If so please let this article repeatedly kick you in the balls until you're doubled over and coughing up blood: West Virginia cop fired for not killing a man with an unloaded gun That's not a typo and it's actually much worse than the headline leads you to believe!
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:18 |
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:They wrote their playbook in 2014 and can't deviate from it. Except the part where an open white nationalist hijacked things instead of the usual covert one.
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Deified Data posted:Am I being oversensitive or does "line up for Trump" come with concentration camp connotations? I was thinking line up to be first against the wall, but yeah same idea.
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# ? Sep 13, 2016 19:18 |
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CannonFodder posted:"Just do what you are told" lines up well with those who love authoritarians. My first mental image was lining up to get shot backwards into the mass grave you just dug. That shouldn't be my first mental image for anything.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:While scanning that NRO article I found this If I've learned anything from Chapo Trap House, it's that there are certain... implications to any sort of boat trip with people from the National Review.
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Cythereal posted:How the gently caress is "We don't agree with the KKK" such a hard thing for the GOP to say? Yeah I know some if not many of them agree with the KKK, but it's like the GOP doesn't want minorities voting for them. Alienating your base is a large hurdle.
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Night10194 posted:That voice from the crowd yelling 'And gas is 2$ a gallon!' and he just works it in right away. He works it really well, but I'm really tired of the POTUS getting credit for the price of gas, because that's mostly controlled by things outside the President's control.
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vorebane posted:For way back, but I would like this too, there's probably a megathread already, I dunno. Mother Jones is cool. Periodicals Thread. It's been pretty dormant but if someone kickstarts it I'll start posting regularly in there again.
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:#TrumpTwitterarti with a blistering Response: even for Trump thats weak
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BI NOW GAY LATER posted:#TrumpTwitterarti with a blistering Response: Nope this isn't a dog whistle at all why are my ears bleeding
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Rhesus Pieces posted:Hey, anyone still in a good mood today? If so please let this article repeatedly kick you in the balls until you're doubled over and coughing up blood: Note what made the difference - his "marine training". Soldiers don't shoot as quickly as cops. Think about that.
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Rhesus Pieces posted:Hey, anyone still in a good mood today? If so please let this article repeatedly kick you in the balls until you're doubled over and coughing up blood: This is loving hilarious, made my day better thank you. Now WV cops will be shooting everything in case they get canned lol.
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Also the space programme, it may have started as a way to funnel money into rocket research, but he's a huge part of the reason we went to the moon in 1969. canepazzo posted:Meanwhile, to a crowd of about 1500 white people, I thought he was against police reform? Ghetto Prince fucked around with this message at 19:30 on Sep 13, 2016 |
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