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Fidel Cuckstro posted:loving best campaign ever
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Baloogan's interests include: strife,
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Fidel Cuckstro posted:loving best campaign ever Everyone always talks about how they want the government run like a business but then when someone puts out of touch assholes in charge of people smarter than them and forces them to do stupid poo poo what do they do? E: I want an interview with some poor bastards campaign volunteers in Michigan who bought Chillary koozies in March and are right now trying to pool money for bus fare so one of them can go to NY and scalp Robbie Mook. Bushiz has issued a correction as of 14:52 on Dec 14, 2016 |
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SHY NUDIST GRRL posted:Baloogan's interests include: strife, what's Baloogan's favorite anime
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Legend of Galactic Heroes
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 The thing was run by D&D posters.
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Joementum posted:
Post this on every page of those d&d threads
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What the gently caress did the campaign do if not hand out literature? Did all the money go to the Twitter team? "State officials were banned from speaking directly to anyone at the DNC in Washington." 
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Remember the good old days when everyone knew that Trump had no ground game, Trump was spending time and money in lost cause states, Trump didn't have the savvy to get his ads on the air in the right times and places And her people will be kept on because of loyalty and reasons and this will happen again
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the entire campaign from top to bottom was playing dwarf fortress now they are playing liberal crime squad
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hillary clinton betrayed by a faulty computer... again!
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Aurubin posted:What the gently caress did the campaign do if not hand out literature? Did all the money go to the Twitter team? And arguing with Bernie supporters online. CubsWoo posted:Remember the good old days when everyone knew that Trump had no ground game, Trump was spending time and money in lost cause states, Trump didn't have the savvy to get his ads on the air in the right times and places It's not that Trump didn't run a bad joke of a campaign (he did), but somehow, defying any explanation, Clinton managed to run one even worse.
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Joementum posted:
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK edit: jfc "Then again, according to senior people in Brooklyn, Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook never heard any of those complaints directly from anyone on his state teams before Election Day."
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quote:Everybody could see Hillary Clinton was cooked in Iowa. So when, a week-and-a-half out, the Service Employees International Union started hearing anxiety out of Michigan, union officials decided to reroute their volunteers, giving a desperate team on the ground around Detroit some hope. RUSSIA!!!!  hacks!quote:Clinton never even stopped by a United Auto Workers union hall in Michigan, though a person involved with the campaign noted bitterly that the UAW flaked on GOTV commitments in the final days, and that AFSCME never even made any, despite months of appeals. rooskies!!!!! ROOOSSSKIES!! quote:Michigan operatives relay stories like one about an older woman in Flint who showed up at a Clinton campaign office, asking for a lawn sign and offering to canvass, being told these were not “scientifically” significant ways of increasing the vote, and leaving, never to return. A crew of building trade workers showed up at another office looking to canvass, but, confused after being told there was no literature to hand out like in most campaigns, also left and never looked back. GAH PUTIN NO quote:Trump’s last stop of the election was a massive rally in Michigan that went on past midnight, his campaign homing in on Trump’s chances there largely from nervousness it sensed coming out of Brooklyn. lamo quote:On the morning of Election Day, internal Clinton campaign numbers had her winning Michigan by 5 points. By 1 p.m., an aide on the ground called headquarters; the voter turnout tracking system they’d built themselves in defiance of orders — Brooklyn had told operatives in the state they didn’t care about those numbers, and specifically told them not to use any resources to get them — showed urban precincts down 25 percent. Maybe they should get worried, the Michigan operatives said. RUSSSSSSSSSSSSIAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH hax
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Aurubin posted:If Mook somehow ever runs another campaign, there truly is no justice in this world. Mook needs to take his 120k and retire somewhere cold lmao
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Baloogan posted:RUSSIA!!!! i like this quote without internal quotes
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"But there also were millions approved for transfer from Clinton’s campaign for use by the DNC — which, under a plan devised by Brazile to drum up urban turnout out of fear that Trump would win the popular vote while losing the electoral vote, got dumped into Chicago and New Orleans, far from anywhere that would have made a difference in the election." I am Zach the angry staffer.
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Baloogan posted:RUSSIA!!!! Even having watched it happen repeatedly now, it continues to blow my mind that Hillary almost insists on having her campaigns run by arrogant cretins who in the face of looming disaster continue to insist that no, it is reality that is wrong.
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i had to check m-w because i had "wait doesn't that mean...?" moment
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in fairness he turned out to be pretty important!!
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logikv9 posted:I don't have a link for you but you should definitely watch the whole thing, it is very good yeah im not sure why people are calling it bad. you're not going to convince all the people on all the issues, but bernie handled himself well. I think more events like this would go a long way.
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Uncle Wemus posted:Have there been a lot of filibusters for actual good causes im having a hard time thinking of any http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/publications/sen-paul%E2%80%99s-great-surveillance-%E2%80%98filibuster%E2%80%99-and-what-expect-next
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logikv9 posted:I don't have a link for you but you should definitely watch the whole thing, it is very good bernie. .... good???? https://twitter.com/SenSanders/status/808831643012059137
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paranoid randroid posted:hes a very complicated, unusual guy to be sure, and im extremely frustrated by the lack of decent historiography about him. feels like coverage of his life either completely elides over the racial aspects, like his programs that got textbooks to black school children, or totally lionizes him by pretending he wasnt a vicious race-baiter. Sheng-ji Yang posted:huey was a racist rear end in a top hat. his policies both helped and hurt black people in a variety of ways. yet he was probably better than any other governor for black people in the entire deep south from the 1870s till the 60s, and he was under constant attack because some of his policies didnt in discriminate and benefited black people. Abraham Lincoln was also a racist.* We acknowledge this racism as both a character flaw and a product of his time and we feel comfortable looking past it- at least to the extent that we still idealize the man for his character and leadership. It's easy to dismiss Huey as some sort of unreconstructed racist because our world is profoundly different from the one in which he lived. In the context of Southern demagogues Huey was the best there ever was. It's true that Huey did race-bait occasionally but it's also true that he personally detested doing so. To suggest that racial resentment was the only political tool he used or its use was a common occurrence does a great disservice to the man. Huey was a bitter enemy of the KKK and LA's black people loved him as far as we can tell today given the lack of polling data. Just lol at the people calling him a traveling salesman. * 
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Baloogan posted:oh hey its page 538 reminder that SHOOK NATE WAS RIGHT
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get shook stay shook be never calm
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Baloogan posted:get shook stay shook 
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those who are shook have seen The Truth and comprehend it beyond the ken of their lessers
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I have said for a while that the Clinton wing could scapegoat voxxers and throw them under the bus I wouldn't even really call them on it.
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The Kingfish posted:Just lol at the people calling him a traveling salesman. I'm not sure if you meant this sarcastically or not, but he did start out as a traveling salesman, and by all accounts that served him very well later on. Not only did he connect with the common person on a level most politicians don't manage, he also would call out specific names of people at his rallies and banter with them. It was a hell of a trick, and people loved that he seemed to know them personally, not just as voters. He would say anything to get votes. I remember reading that in northern LA he pandered to the Catholic temperance crowd by railing against alcohol, and then down south along the coast he would sing the praises of liquor.
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Prav posted:i had to check m-w because i had "wait doesn't that mean...?" moment Robbie, ya mook \ 
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Someone print out that article and nail it to the doors of the DNC headquarters, Martin Luther style. Just without the antisemitism.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:It's not that Trump didn't run a bad joke of a campaign (he did), but somehow, defying any explanation, Clinton managed to run one even worse. It's vitally important that this is the take away. If the dnc accepts this and responds in trying to get their poo poo together they can come back strong. I bet Scott Adams and his Godzilla hypnosis bullshit becomes a campaign consultant in 2020 because he was bullish on Trump early and loud. But he and Bill and likely the rest of the gop don't/won't realize that it wasnt that Trump did anything especially correct
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Aurubin posted:Someone print out that article and nail it to the doors of the DNC headquarters, Martin Luther style. Just without the antisemitism. <THREAD> Out of love for the truth and from desire to elucidate it, the Reverend Father Martin Luther, Master of Arts and Sacred Theology, and ordinary lecturer therein at Wittenberg, intends to offer some game theory... 1/95
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Aurubin posted:Someone print out that article and nail it to the doors of the DNC headquarters, Martin Luther style. Just without the antisemitism. Perhaps also without the constant fart based insults too
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Serf posted:I'm not sure if you meant this sarcastically or not, but he did start out as a traveling salesman, and by all accounts that served him very well later on. Not only did he connect with the common person on a level most politicians don't manage, he also would call out specific names of people at his rallies and banter with them. It was a hell of a trick, and people loved that he seemed to know them personally, not just as voters. Calling him a traveling salesman seems like a dismissive attack to me. Huey was a traveling salesman for a few years after highschool and he learned a lot about the character of different LA communities during that time. He had a genius for sales, but was also a brilliant and principled lawyer.
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