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Her 2020 campaign message is just going to be her executing hostages each time a state doesn't vote for her
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Cinnamon Bear posted:Her 2020 campaign message is just going to be her executing hostages each time a state doesn't vote for her I'd vote for her if she would shoot me first.
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Apr 18, 2017 13:01
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Cinnamon Bear posted:Her 2020 campaign message is just going to be her executing hostages each time a state doesn't vote for her TBH I'd vote for her if she did that.
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Apr 18, 2017 15:03
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steinrokkan posted:MAGA Wonk our way to a better America!
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Apr 18, 2017 15:25
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Dreddout posted:Think about it, we could have full communism now if only trump didn't stop us from killing anyone with a sub 6 figure salary! tromb will solve the heroin addiction.by moabing Appalachia
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Apr 18, 2017 15:35
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Hillary will say it's inhumane and we should use neutron bombs instead
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Apr 18, 2017 15:36
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Here it is folks, from the new bookquote:"It was a vision Hillary herself couldn't articulate for them. But the one aspect of her campaign that she was most confident about was that none of the tribes, separately or in collaboration, had any idea how to construct a winning message for her. In her view, it was up to the people she paid to find the right message for her -- a construction deeply at odds with the way Sanders and Trump built their campaigns around their own gut feelings about where to lead the country."
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Apr 18, 2017 19:02
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not gonna lie I read parts of the book this morning on my commute the day it came out it's obviously written in the same style as game change, it's quite obvsly rushed and parts of it is poorly edited, but still contains plenty of lols and insider scopes to make it worth the $15
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Apr 18, 2017 19:08
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:TBH I'd vote for her if she did that. She'd probably have to get beltway creeps under the pretense that they were going to be staffers to be her hostages, because at this point even dogs whine and crawl away when she comes near, so I say just let her mow them down.
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Apr 18, 2017 19:23
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This book has some good insight on Clinton's 2020 campaign strategy:
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Apr 18, 2017 19:50
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Typo posted:not gonna lie I read parts of the book this morning on my commute the day it came out How harsh is it on Clinton? Or is it blaming every one but Hillary?
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Apr 18, 2017 20:34
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BexGu posted:How harsh is it on Clinton? Or is it blaming every one but Hillary? it pretty much flat out says everything is Hillary's fault though she's not without her good moments
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Apr 18, 2017 20:36
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Does the book mention Fight Song? This is important.
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Apr 18, 2017 22:30
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Echo Chamber posted:Does the book mention Fight Song? quote:Despite advice from her campaign staff urging her not to make unscreened Snapchats, she nonetheless released the now notorious "just chilling in Cedar Rapids" video after storming out and disappearing from a campaign meeting in Iowa. She was found passed out by a pair of secret service agents hours later, apparently having suffering a fainting spell at the waterfront.
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Apr 18, 2017 22:51
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Jesus please us, I bet the minute her butt touched the desk chair in the Oval Office, she would exhale with satisfaction one last time and pass from this earth, returning to the Manichean hive devil mind that spawned her.
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Apr 18, 2017 22:55
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how loving narcissistic do you have to be to run for president when you regularly collapse and have to be found by the goddamn secret service
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Apr 18, 2017 23:00
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It was a quandary that would plague her throughout the campaign. After nearly a year on the campaign trail, and hundreds of stops at diners, coffee shops, and high school gymnasiums and just as many roundtables with young professionals and millworkers, Hillary still couldn’t figure out why Americans were so angry or how she could bring the country together. She had tried to learn the lessons of 2008 and had built a campaign that was different, if too similar in some respects, this time around. But fundamental changes in the electorate eluded her grasp. She couldn’t find ways to connect with portions of the primary electorate that were driven to Sanders because he represented an all-out assault on the establishment thinking at the core of her being. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the answer to this thread
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Terror Sweat posted:how loving narcissistic do you have to be to run for president when you regularly collapse and have to be found by the goddamn secret service This should be in future textbooks.
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Apr 18, 2017 23:30
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is that book like vetted at all or is it just a fantasy novel
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Terror Sweat posted:how loving narcissistic do you have to be to run for president when you regularly collapse and have to be found by the goddamn secret service To think how she got David Brock to almost do a health based attack on Bernie, even though he drove himself to his own rallies in a airport rental car lol
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Apr 18, 2017 23:58
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etalian posted:To think how she got David Brock to almost do a health based attack on Bernie, even though he drove himself to his own rallies in a airport rental car lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP_J6gmJYiU [uses mouth to imitate the doppler effect of passing racecar]
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Modest Mao posted:is that book like vetted at all or is it just a fantasy novel It's a fun read for the insider gossip, but the only member of the campaign that is criticized at length in the book is Mook. It feels like the authors wanted to protect access to future high-level sources (e.g. Podesta gets a fairly decent representation) and since Mook's political future seems to be limited to talking head slots, it was an easy choice to go after him
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Apr 19, 2017 00:12
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GlyphGryph posted:Here it is folks, from the new book
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Apr 19, 2017 00:15
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Typo posted:It was a quandary that would plague her throughout the campaign. After nearly a year on the campaign trail, and hundreds of stops at diners, coffee shops, and high school gymnasiums and just as many roundtables with young professionals and millworkers, Hillary still couldn’t figure out why Americans were so angry or how she could bring the country together. She had tried to learn the lessons of 2008 and had built a campaign that was different, if too similar in some respects, this time around. But fundamental changes in the electorate eluded her grasp. She couldn’t find ways to connect with portions of the primary electorate that were driven to Sanders because he represented an all-out assault on the establishment thinking at the core of her being. what are they mad about, things are great!
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Apr 19, 2017 00:34
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Hillary was thiiiis close to a Romney-style "borrow some money from your parents if you have to."
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Modest Mao posted:is that book like vetted at all or is it just a fantasy novel Hillary thinking she would win is the fantasy
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Shear Modulus posted:wait is this true
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Apr 19, 2017 00:58
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Godzilla07 posted:It's a fun read for the insider gossip, but the only member of the campaign that is criticized at length in the book is Mook. It feels like the authors wanted to protect access to future high-level sources (e.g. Podesta gets a fairly decent representation) and since Mook's political future seems to be limited to talking head slots, it was an easy choice to go after him The author said the Hill men had even more damage control this time around which made finding people much harder to interview.
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Yeah, it does seem fairly careful to mostly focus on Mook and the Clintons, political dead ends. The other campaign folks seem to get off scot free.
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Panzeh posted:Yeah, it does seem fairly careful to mostly focus on Mook and the Clintons, political dead ends. The other campaign folks seem to get off scot free. Also sounds like the people who did get interviewed were pretty much focused on throwing Mook under the bus, probably to avoid any responsibility for their part in the running the failed campaign.
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Apr 19, 2017 01:07
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Authors of Shattered are in the pocket of Big Venom Snake.
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How alarmed should the democrats be that Trump is swooping in behind the "Big blue wall" and nabbing people that used to be their base? https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/854417489597419521 https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/854440380120440832 And he's still doing it. Mock this all you want, but this speaks to the people I grew up in such a way that it crosses political ideology. These are the people that Hillary shed in favor of trying to get middle class moderate republicans. A group that doesn't even exist.
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Apr 19, 2017 01:43
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there are no jobs in wisconsin
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Apr 19, 2017 02:04
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Uncle Wemus posted:there are no jobs in wisconsin Soeaking of wisconsin. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/two-american-families/ If you ever want to see the failures of neoliberalism, nafta, etc? Pro click. dumped their jobs overseas and made them take work for less pay, underemployed. Not only that? It crushed their home lives. One family lost their home, and the parents broke up. The other? Literally in tears and called themselves "failures" because they were broke.
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just a reminder that obama was pushing TPP throughout the entire general election season when it was so unpopular even hillary's weather vane was able to get her to distance herself from it the drafted democratic party platform was not allowed to disavow the TPP in any capacity clinton surrrogates in a media gaffe assured others that hillary secretly supported TPP even when clinton distanced herself from the TPP, her language was mealy mouthed weasel words that would allow herself to say she evolved to later support it again if it had unimportant changes lol the arrogance of the dems
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Uncle Wemus posted:there are no jobs in wisconsin The job mines are empty, and the last job motherlode has been smoldering under the surface for decades, impossible to reach.
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FuzzySkinner posted:How alarmed should the democrats be that Trump is swooping in behind the "Big blue wall" and nabbing people that used to be their base? OTOH: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/853583417916755968 The basic problem is that Trump has rich businessman friends who are telling him right now at this moment why he shouldn't actually kill free trade and thus continue to gently caress over the rustbelt workers who voted for him lol the latest executive order is him ordering recommendations to changing the H1B1 program, something which has basically 0 benefits to the swing voter in Wi/Mi/PA no matter how much it gets reformed I do think if trump does something with protectionism the H1B1 program is probably the one thing he goes for cuz it mostly hurts businessmen who are in the tech industry and those guys mostly don't like him anyway. It's just that California/Washington where tech workers who would see their wages propped up and can change electoral math in apprecitable numbers live aren't swing states Typo has issued a correction as of 16:11 on Apr 19, 2017 |
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Brother Friendship posted:This book has some good insight on Clinton's 2020 campaign strategy: that's unfair necron lords have distinct personalities and motivations now
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I skipped to the last chapter of the book interesting tidbit: Trump was gonna concede if he lost, Kellyanne had a deal with the clintonites that the losing side concedes by phone within 15 minutes of AP calling a winner
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