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Jaxyon posted:
Do you really think this had that much of an impact at all? e: petrified doge tax  God is love, ladies and gents. 
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Jaxyon posted:"she's supports a foreign policy that causes the death of innocents" are totally valid but rarely brought up this is the number one thing brought up lmao talking valid poo poo on clinton doesn't mean she's worse than trump, he's objectively worse. but someone isn't free from criticism because he's more awful by comparison.
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Bat-boy looking old.
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Groovelord Neato posted:sessions getting lynched would turn into autoerotic asphyxiation right quick. Or poo poo himself whatever. Prison shanking is also acceptable.
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Jaxyon posted:Hillary is a corrupt politician Stop while you're ahead.
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Wark Say posted:Man, screw those people. I assure you it isn't a new concept to her.
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At first I thought the Russian guy was picking his nose.
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brother looks like baron harkonen.
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Noah didn't retire and he didn't complain about climate change.
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Trump permanently hobbled and Sessions out of office is the best-case scenario imo. It looks like that may well happen!
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Sure, lets also raise taxes on the rich if God wants them lower he will lower them himself.
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Jaxyon posted:- anger at her for losing to trump
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Majorian posted:Do you really think this had that much of an impact at all?
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pumpinglemma posted:You say this like it's unjustifiable. Any remotely qualified candidate would have beaten Trump in a landslide. She failed to beat him at all, and now the entire world gets to pay the price. Meanwhile, she refuses to admit any blame and is currently trying to use #TheResistance to resurrect her political career. Obviously she's not as bad as the actual Republicans, but every single person who could have stopped this plane crash and didn't deserves our utter contempt. In what world is an accomplished senator and secretary of state not "remotely qualified"
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Josh Lyman posted:Almost all the young people I saw interviewed after the convention who were Bernie supporters said they'd stick with him or vote Stein, and considering how we all thought Hillary had the election won, they probably voted that way. pretty sure most bernie voters voted hillary, myself included. but the plural of anecdote isn't data
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Low Desert Punk posted:In what world is an accomplished senator and secretary of state not "remotely qualified"
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Apoplexy posted:Which one is Eric again? The bad Star Trek Changeling or the exotic animal murderer. Or is that the same one and Junior is housing other awful traits? Eric is the one who looks like a wealthy version of Butthead from Beavis & Butthead.
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Majorian posted:Trump permanently hobbled and Sessions out of office is the best-case scenario imo. It looks like that may well happen! lmbo if you think they're gonna can Sessions and his replacement won't be insane. I for one welcome either 4 years of Sessions, or our new AG Joe Arpaio
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This is incredible, do you have the full citation or the article it's from? I googled Mettler 2010 and didn't get anything meaningful.
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Majorian posted:Trump permanently hobbled and Sessions out of office is the best-case scenario imo. It looks like that may well happen! This. Trump maybe tossed. But I think sessions, Flynn, kush and maybe bannon and pence are hosed. Trump will probably end up like Johnson, hobbled and broken and ruined but not finished.
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Willo567 posted:This makes me worried about 2020 more than anything Don't forget that this was probably them trying to get back at the left for talk-bombing all the GOP's local townhalls the last couple months.
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Majorian posted:Trump permanently hobbled and Sessions out of office is the best-case scenario imo. It looks like that may well happen! It'll be harder to get Sessions because the FBI said it was okay to leave off meetings with dignitaries in his capacity as Senator when he filled out his security clearance. Obviously they were campaign meetings but that probably gives him enough wiggle room on any charges.
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Willo567 posted:This makes me worried about 2020 more than anything Trump's strong support is gradually eroding among Republicans.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Trump's strong support is gradually eroding among Republicans. They'll just switch to pushing harder for the issues that Trump represents. They're not going to suddenly love immigrants even if they admit their MAGALord is an empty suit.
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Josh Lyman posted:Almost all the young people I saw interviewed after the convention who were Bernie supporters said they'd stick with him or vote Stein, and considering how we all thought Hillary had the election won, they probably voted that way. Pretty much everyone who has looked into it has said it's a very small number of Bernie supporters who voted for anyone other than Hillary (as opposed to staying home). Of that set that did, it's my belief that very few actually supported Bernie because of his policies or his rhetoric. Bernie quickly became the NeverHillary candidate and that was a sizable chunk of his support (~20% of the party indicated they'd refuse to vote for Hillary before the Dem field was known, iirc). That's mostly based on those unfavorables and my intuition. For Sanders voters in West Virginia, for instance: 44% said they'd go for Trump in a Trump/Clinton matchup, 31% said they'd not vote for either, and 23% said they'd go for Clinton. CBS didn't do a followup, so we don't know how those changed...but we do know that the WV Democratic Party is substantially further right than most states. I'd be willing to bet that the overwhelming majority of those who went Bernie because of his policies turned out for Clinton in November, but I also believe that was around half of his support.
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trump has been president for less than 150 days and the story is about 20 people at a single townhall in california if you are worried about that, i'm surprised you haven't had a stroke about literally everything else in the news e: Josh Lyman posted:Almost all the young people I saw interviewed after the convention who were Bernie supporters said they'd stick with him or vote Stein, and considering how we all thought Hillary had the election won, they probably voted that way. "my friends say x" is a bad way to measure the support for anything except "what should we do for dinner tonight" QuoProQuid fucked around with this message at 01:45 on Jun 1, 2017 |
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Josh Lyman posted:Almost all the young people I saw interviewed after the convention who were Bernie supporters said they'd stick with him or vote Stein, and considering how we all thought Hillary had the election won, they probably voted that way. If only we had some kind of data about this
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Hey, that's my rep! I sent this dumb motherfucker an email and I'll try my best to call his office as a follow up.
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How does this thread feel about Ken Jennings?
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:When you aren't thinking logically, and are just thinking based on team identification . . .you aren't thinking logically, and you think everything is going to happen based on team identification. And you don't realize that just 'cause you think someone's on your team, that doesn't mean they actually are. True, and I know we all have our blind spots, but in that particular case, that was one hell of a blind spot!
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Cup of Hemlock posted:How does this thread feel about Ken Jennings? An awesome dude
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Cup of Hemlock posted:How does this thread feel about Ken Jennings? He's a v funny dude. Top twitter pick.
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BlackIronHeart posted:Hey, that's my rep! I sent this dumb motherfucker an email and I'll try my best to call his office as a follow up. Ask him his stance on Jesus' time in the wilderness and the conversation he had with Satan while there. Something about not testing God or something like that. Plus the many mentions of humans being shepherds of the earth spread through the bible.
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Low Desert Punk posted:In what world is an accomplished senator and secretary of state not "remotely qualified" This is a bad argument. Rex Tilerson is a secretary of state and he's not qualified for anything. Paul Ryan is a senator and he's not qualified. Same for Sessions, or Rumsfeld, and plenty of others. There are a lot of people who are senators or who have served in high government posts who are absolute evil idiots. I make no judgement of Hillary in this post, but serving as a senator or a Secretary does not in itself imply a person is competent. You have Tim Walberg as an example just a few posts up.
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Zil posted:Ask him his stance on Jesus' time in the wilderness and the conversation he had with Satan while there. Something about not testing God or something like that. Plus the many mentions of humans being shepherds of the earth spread through the bible. He had some really awesome stone bread and then ruled the world, right? That's how that went.
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Jaxyon posted:"she's supports a foreign policy that causes the death of innocents" are totally valid but rarely brought up every US foreign policy causes the death of innocents i dont mean this in an edgelord way, just in a 'there are no perfect choices' way
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In what page of this thread are the practical repercussions of Trump leaving the Paris Agreement discussed? I'd like to learn more about that.
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Paul Ryan is a congressman.
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Bishounen Bonanza posted:This is a bad argument. Rex Tilerson is a secretary of state and he's not qualified for anything. Paul Ryan is a senator and he's not qualified. Same for Sessions, or Rumsfeld, and plenty of others. There are a lot of people who are senators or who have served in high government posts who are absolute evil idiots. I make no judgement of Hillary in this post, but serving as a senator or a Secretary does not in itself imply a person is competent. You have Tim Walberg as an example just a few posts up. and thus why millennials can't get jobs
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Bishounen Bonanza posted:This is a bad argument. Rex Tilerson is a secretary of state and he's not qualified for anything. Paul Ryan is a senator and he's not qualified. Same for Sessions, or Rumsfeld, and plenty of others. There are a lot of people who are senators or who have served in high government posts who are absolute evil idiots. I make no judgement of Hillary in this post, but serving as a senator or a Secretary does not in itself imply a person is competent. You have Tim Walberg as an example just a few posts up. Didnt Clinton have a pretty good track record as a senator, especially in regards to womens rights and access to education?
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