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Mister Adequate posted:Nah, if they had anything meaningful they would have dropped it in the last 24 hours, because the only hope might be to cut the legs off the tax issue before it dominates the news until at least the 2nd debate. I don't think they have poo poo, but it's worth noting that Frank Lutz quoted someone the other day saying Wikileaks is dropping something on Wednesday.
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Wikileaks does not have anything just like when they didn't have anything on Bank of America.
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CelestialScribe posted:I don't think they have poo poo, but it's worth noting that Frank Lutz quoted someone the other day saying Wikileaks is dropping something on Wednesday. Yeah, they're dropping any pretense of being a serious organization.
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CelestialScribe posted:I don't think they have poo poo, but it's worth noting that Frank Lutz quoted someone the other day saying Wikileaks is dropping something on Wednesday. Well if Frank Luntz says it...
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vyelkin posted:Yeah, they're dropping any pretense of being a serious organization. They did that when they accused all their critics of just being too Jewish to understand the importance of their work.
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vyelkin posted:Yeah, they're dropping any pretense of being a serious organization. They dropped that with their full on (((globalist))) rant against the Panama papers while also defending Putin at the same time.
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Night10194 posted:They did that when they accused all their critics of just being too Jewish to understand the importance of their work. All of their critics are just part of the (((establishment))).
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lozzle posted:So I missed this when Giuliani's abject stupidity was posted earlier, but his exact wording was:
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oh poop. wrong thread. tuesday is going to be a very good day
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vyelkin posted:Did someone say Jill Stein? Btw, Alan Chartock is great. I wish more people outside Upstate NY heard him.
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CelestialScribe posted:I don't think they have poo poo, but it's worth noting that Frank Lutz quoted someone the other day saying Wikileaks is dropping something on Wednesday. And Roger Stone! 
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Who the gently caress are Frank Lutz and Roger Stone anyway?
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Who the gently caress are Frank Lutz and Roger Stone anyway? I constantly mix up Roger Stone and Oliver Stone Also, on the topic, who the gently caress is Bill Mitchell?
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Stein says that Hillary is more dangerous only because her photos are way more likely to jump ship and vote for her than for Trump. Jill Stein is just egotistical and wants as many votes as possible. That's why I find her stupid vanity campaign so obnoxious.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Who the gently caress are Frank Lutz and Roger Stone anyway? Frank Luntz is the guy who used to come up with ideas like 'They call it global warming, so ask why it's so cold out in winter.' for the GOP.
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lozzle posted:So I missed this when Giuliani's abject stupidity was posted earlier, but his exact wording was: he very obviously just meant to say "a woman who's only ever produced a lot of work for the FBI" and it's dumb and gross that the NYT is trying to invent something sexist to make him look bad when his record both as mayor and as a public figure is full of actual terrible racism and sexism on his part
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Who the gently caress are Frank Lutz and Roger Stone anyway? Corncobs
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Who the gently caress are Frank Lutz and Roger Stone anyway? Night10194 posted:Frank Luntz is the guy who used to come up with ideas like 'They call it global warming, so ask why it's so cold out in winter.' for the GOP. Yeah Frank Lutz is known for his gimmicky focus groups that generate GOP talking points as Night mentioned. Roger Stone is a massive prick GOP sleazeball operative with a fuckin Nixon tattoo between his shoulder blades.
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Eifert Posting posted:Jill Stein is just egotistical and wants as many votes as possible. Literally everybody who ever ran for president was just egotistical and wanted as many votes as possible.
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Civilized Fishbot posted:Literally everybody who ever ran for president was just egotistical and wanted as many votes as possible. "Everybody is the same."
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Civilized Fishbot posted:Literally everybody who ever ran for president was just egotistical and wanted as many votes as possible. Most people want to win or do a thing. Jill doesn't.
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Considering Ailes is the only potentially competent member of Trump's campaign outside of Conway, this is excellent news. Also Christie is dumb and describing him as a guru in anything (other than maybe swallowing donuts) is hilarious.
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Civilized Fishbot posted:Literally everybody who ever ran for president was just egotistical and wanted as many votes as possible. Fine, better complaint: Jill Stein is this year's embodiment of the left's perennial decision to join forces with the right in order to smash the moderate left; like how the Yippies in '68 made a shitshow of the convention nominating a guy who wanted to end Vietnam and left alone the guy who expanded the Vietnam War into two other countries.
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punk rebel ecks posted:I read a bit about Stein the other day and apparently she left the Democratic Party due to energy policies and not economic policies? Make sense since the Green Party is anti-science.
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Mr Interweb posted:Giuliani kept babbling about how Trump had to take those tax deductions because if he didn't, then his investors would be able to sue him. Gazpacho fucked around with this message at 02:57 on Oct 3, 2016 |
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The only town-hall that Christie is a "guru" of is Taco Town
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Eifert Posting posted:Stein says that Hillary is more dangerous only because her photos are way more likely to jump ship and vote for her than for Trump. Jill Stein is just egotistical and wants as many votes as possible. That's why I find her stupid vanity campaign so obnoxious. Stein said in an NPR interview that she was more worried about Hillary because she was competent enough to do bad things, while Trump would just be a worthless figurehead. This was her way of justifying pulling votes from Hillary, while simultaneously denying that she pulled more votes from Hillary than Trump. speng31b fucked around with this message at 02:35 on Oct 3, 2016 |
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speng31b posted:Stein said in an NPR interview that she was more worried about Hillary because she was competent enough to do bad things, while Trump would just be a worthless figurehead. An opinion that only proves that she herself is worthless
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Gazpacho posted:Even if it were a corporate tax question rather than personal tax, and even if there were shareholders to sue him, they'd have to find a legal rule to stand on. Unfortunately for Giuliani the state of Delaware (where Trump incorporates, because taxes) doesn't seem to have one. Point of order: it is my understanding that everybody incorporates in Delaware because the state has massively streamlined the process (and court system) to make it as efficient as possible in a bid to, well, attract corporations to incorporate in Delaware. Not tax purposes. Also since everybody else incorporates in Delaware most corporate lawyers are extremely well-versed in Delaware law. It is a positive feedback loop.
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lozzle posted:Point of order: it is my understanding that everybody incorporates in Delaware because the state has massively streamlined the process (and court system) to make it as efficient as possible in a bid to, well, attract corporations to incorporate in Delaware. Not tax purposes. Point of order who loving cares, the original point still stands.
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Bassetking posted:Point of order who loving cares, the original point still stands. Point of order: you are a dumb dumb and I never suggested otherwise.
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iospace posted:@brithume are you going to report on Hillarys teleprompter and Lesters ear piece during the debate? I am feeling... positive feelings towards Brit Hume?
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iospace posted:https://twitter.com/EPGCON/status/782748931448905729 Brit Hume dunking on you in a humorous manner time to hang it up
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Oxxidation posted:So is Robert Costa, like, capable of astral projection or something, because this guy's privy to a downright eerie amount of insider info. The Trump campaign is leaking like a sieve. But yeah the astral projection thing is probably still true.
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Oxxidation posted:So is Robert Costa, like, capable of astral projection or something, because this guy's privy to a downright eerie amount of insider info.
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