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I forgot if I found this one IT: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/786963073722703872 Can anybody parse what the hell they are talking about? I know it's insane, but what are they even saying? Most obviously: if this is really from that part of the campaign in charge of analyzing polling and communicating the results - are they really sufficiently delusional to consider the LA Times poll somehow authoritative, beyond the aggregated polls? Is there any indication they have polls of their own?
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We really need a smoking gun emote for all these wikileaks that are showing Hillary for the monster she is. e: I guess we already do.  Carry on.
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Cingulate posted:I forgot if I found this one IT: What you're looking at is someone who is fantastically good at losing money via lovely investment strategies applying their idiocy to a general election
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So Donny woke up this morning and just unleashed hate on SNL. The question is, was it the cold opening or this goddamn beautiful piece of future US election history that set him off? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJBL7kuzvsg
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ocrumsprug posted:We really need a smoking gun emote for all these wikileaks that are showing Hillary for the monster she is. Jesus that actually makes her sound so human, who hasn't wanted to laugh at Silvio Berlesconi? Why aren't the campaign releasing these and making sure people know which bits are real? Because it sounds like you could have a hell of a lot of fun with them.
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ZobarStyl posted:So Donny woke up this morning and just unleashed hate on SNL. The question is, was it the cold opening or this goddamn beautiful piece of future US election history that set him off? It's a Beyonce spoof, before anyone comes in and says "hurf durf don't get it"
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Wikileaks is basically helping her get elected at this point.
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Saw these deleted tweets floating around, have they been discussed before? From the 2012 election and gives a taste for his reaction to election results http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-twitter-obama-win-re-election-2012-11    About a step back from talking about an armed insurrection
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Dead Cosmonaut posted:These beliefs are barely constituted by the thought that the extreme left and the extreme right, by nature of extremity, have the same tendencies. Only an privileged centrist who made his life out of avoiding getting called out for his beliefs actually believes this. Let's try this again: If allowing fascists to run for office or spread their message is all that it takes for the fascists to take power, then the country has already hurtled past whatever "We'll only ban the bad ideologies" paradise you imagine. The erstwhile fascist supporters will not disappear (unless your plan is more genocide than suppression...), but will take the mechanisms you created to silence their dissent and use those against their enemies. Typically, these enemies will be any groups struggling for civil rights. And it will work because a group still struggling for civil rights is, by definition, one that lacks the power and support to protect itself through the State. But sure, privileged centrist cowards or whatever 
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Hostility to the bill of rights as a leftist is suicidal, and doesn't make any drat sense. Free speech has been the life-blood of American left activism.
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Zwabu posted:Unfortunately I expect the Fox News debate to be a shitshow and a hit job on Clinton. Consider how the first Fox GOP primary debate was a total attempt to assassinate Trump's candidacy to what Fox can try when they have an agenda. It probably won't be any worse than the bullshit Matt Lauer pulled at the foreign policy forum. Zwabu posted:And gently caress everyone who finds zoo-going moonbase building Newt adorable. He'd happily be Redneck Goebbels. Zoos on the moon Gingrich is adorable. It's just a pity that that part is subordinate to the advocate of civilization, definer of civilization, teacher of the rules of civilization, organizer of the pro-civilization activists, and leader (possibly) of the civilizing forces.
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Stultus Maximus posted:Zoos on the moon Gingrich is adorable. It's just a pity that that part is subordinate to the advocate of civilization, definer of civilization, teacher of the rules of civilization, organizer of the pro-civilization activists, and leader (possibly) of the civilizing forces. Always wondered: did Pierce come up with that and zombie eyed granny starver on his own?
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The 404.php thing reminded me: What's quietly been a Granted I'm in IT so I'm biased as to the importance  But I'm still pretty impressed.Cingulate posted:I forgot if I found this one IT: No. These are the ravings of an obvious schizophrenic.
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:Saw these deleted tweets floating around, have they been discussed before? From the 2012 election and gives a taste for his reaction to election results Didn't Obama win the popular vote though?
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Has this story seen any traction yet? This thing is a goldmine: quote:Trump, perhaps inspired by the success of John Casablancas in earned media, decided to turn the ending of his first marriage into a Greek Tragedy for the ages. New personas were created in the form of “publicists” that sounded uncannily like Donald Trump himself. These personas called reporters to scoop them on salacious details of his exploits. Trump and/or his alter ego/”publicist” would all page 6 reporter Liz Smith and others incessantly to let them know that Mr. Trump, while still technically married, and already carrying on a serious relationship with his mistress, was nonetheless the object of unbridled desire by the most beautiful women on the planet, who he apparently had to beat off with a stick. Madonna was chasing him around like a dog in heat. He was bedding “literally dozens” of models-a different one every day of the week. Kim Bassinger was among his many conquests. And Carla Bruni-at the time one of the most high-profile supermodels in the world-was pursuing him to the point that restraining orders might end up necessary. Such was the sexual magnetism of “The Donald” in the late 80’s, early 90’s-to hear him publicist John Barron say it.
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Luna Was Here posted:Didn't Obama win the popular vote though? When they called the race, Romney was ahead in popular vote. Also: https://twitter.com/MarkHarrisNYC/status/787692391855775744
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Luna Was Here posted:Didn't Obama win the popular vote though? He mistakenly thought Obama had lost the popular vote because west coast votes had not been officially tallied yet, even though those states were safe blue.
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Geoff Peterson posted:Let's try this again: They have to run for office and/or get elected first before every two-bit wannabe dictator realizes the government can be a black box for their utopian fantasies. And at that point, you're not some champion of free speech and the integrity of the US government. You're just Cato the Younger.
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One day, when a younger person asks me when exactly I knew beyond any doubt that Trump was going to lose, I'll say 'Tiff Maples'. https://gfycat.com/EagerExhaustedChimneyswift
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Maybe we should take a que from the Achaemenid empire and make it a capital offence to lie or obfuscate in high office. That'd help sort out the bad side of freedom of speech.
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:Saw these deleted tweets floating around, have they been discussed before? From the 2012 election and gives a taste for his reaction to election results My favorite is "The loser one!" He means "the loser won" 
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Has this story seen any traction yet? How in the Hell did he manage to get this far when it is so easy to dig up horrific stories about him and his crimes?
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iospace posted:When they called the race, Romney was ahead in popular vote. Out of curiosity, what makes old people so goddamn racist fearful of everything? I saw an interview CNN was doing of some wrinkled old white pieces of poo poo in Florida, and they were uniformly acting like increasing the amount of legal immigration was somehow going to be deeply harmful to the US. Where did this idea come from? Immigrants tend to be educated and economically successful. I can understand being afraid of their impact on the labour market, even if I don't think it's a good argument for shutting the border, but why would you be scared of that if you're already retired? Tax paying legal immigrants are the only way the government can afford to keep sending you money, you ancient, befuddled halfwits!
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Periodiko posted:Hostility to the bill of rights as a leftist is suicidal, and doesn't make any drat sense. Free speech has been the life-blood of American left activism. The Bill of Rights was a machination of the South and henceforth endorsed slavery. The people who defend it are either Jeffersonian in a vague sense or subscribe to the idea of historical inevitability.
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citybeatnik posted:Always wondered: did Pierce come up with that and zombie eyed granny starver on his own? Zombie eyed granny starver is Pierce, but the Gingrich thing is pure Newt
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Geostomp posted:How in the Hell did he manage to get this far when it is so easy to dig up horrific stories about him and his crimes? He literally wouldn't allow his campaign to do oppo on him.
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Mahoning posted:My favorite is "The loser one!" "We should have a revolution in this country" "We can't let this happen. We should march on Washington and stop this travesty." "Lets fight like hell and stop this great and disgusting injustice!"
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:Saw these deleted tweets floating around, have they been discussed before? From the 2012 election and gives a taste for his reaction to election results DonCheeto peaking on his morning bump?
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Mahoning posted:He literally wouldn't allow his campaign to do oppo on him. Why didn't they do it anyway and just not tell him about it? He's obviously not that hard to outwit.
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PT6A posted:Why didn't they do it anyway and just not tell him about it? He's obviously not that hard to outwit. Would you want to do more work than you had to for this campaign? He's obviously not going to pay you.
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PT6A posted:Out of curiosity, what makes old people so goddamn racist fearful of everything? I saw an interview CNN was doing of some wrinkled old white pieces of poo poo in Florida, and they were uniformly acting like increasing the amount of legal immigration was somehow going to be deeply harmful to the US. Where did this idea come from? Immigrants tend to be educated and economically successful. I can understand being afraid of their impact on the labour market, even if I don't think it's a good argument for shutting the border, but why would you be scared of that if you're already retired? Tax paying legal immigrants are the only way the government can afford to keep sending you money, you ancient, befuddled halfwits! People fear change. People want things to be the way things were when they were younger. For the current aging population, this includes a whiter America (which is where I imagine the bulk of the hatred comes from).
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PT6A posted:Out of curiosity, what makes old people so goddamn racist fearful of everything? I saw an interview CNN was doing of some wrinkled old white pieces of poo poo in Florida, and they were uniformly acting like increasing the amount of legal immigration was somehow going to be deeply harmful to the US. Where did this idea come from? Immigrants tend to be educated and economically successful. I can understand being afraid of their impact on the labour market, even if I don't think it's a good argument for shutting the border, but why would you be scared of that if you're already retired? Tax paying legal immigrants are the only way the government can afford to keep sending you money, you ancient, befuddled halfwits! They lived in the 50s and 60s when those "uppity n*****s" were around, and now they're back in BLM.
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Geostomp posted:How in the Hell did he manage to get this far when it is so easy to dig up horrific stories about him and his crimes? His fellow republicans didn't bother in the primary.
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duz posted:His fellow republicans didn't bother in the primary. Why bother when he says disqualifying things? Right? RIGHT? OH GODS HE'S WINNING poo poo WHAT NOW?
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PT6A posted:Why didn't they do it anyway and just not tell him about it? He's obviously not that hard to outwit. And then what? It's literally impossible to keep him on message. "Donald, here is how you respond to any of this coming out, pivot the discussion to Clinton's emails and Benghazi" "Call them fat pigs, you say? Got it!"
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PT6A posted:Out of curiosity, what makes old people so goddamn racist fearful of everything? I saw an interview CNN was doing of some wrinkled old white pieces of poo poo in Florida, and they were uniformly acting like increasing the amount of legal immigration was somehow going to be deeply harmful to the US. Where did this idea come from? Immigrants tend to be educated and economically successful. I can understand being afraid of their impact on the labour market, even if I don't think it's a good argument for shutting the border, but why would you be scared of that if you're already retired? Tax paying legal immigrants are the only way the government can afford to keep sending you money, you ancient, befuddled halfwits! Fear of death. They externalize the knowledge of their impending death as the death of the whole world
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I'd show the Hillary Clinton internals I am privy too but we were kind of drunk and drew some dickbutts on the same page, too NSFW sorry folks
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iospace posted:They lived in the 50s and 60s when those "uppity n*****s" were around, and now they're back in BLM. That and they grew up in the Cold War era where paranoia and hatred of the Other was the order of the day. illcendiary posted:People fear change. People want things to be the way things were when they were younger. For the current aging population, this includes a whiter America (which is where I imagine the bulk of the hatred comes from). This too. They know they are becoming irrelevant as the world changes in ways they don't understand, so the latch onto the party that claims it'll make all those nasty different things go away.
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iospace posted:RIGHT? OH GODS HE'S WINNING poo poo WHAT NOW? Stay cool! We want his voters to go to us and not one of the other guys so don't insult him, just take it and eventually his supporters will float away.
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