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Montasque posted:These Cruz ads are getting down right weird: Related ones are good too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDbfrFTg0t8
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GlyphGryph posted:It's cold, but I think it's at least somewhat understandable? It has nothing really to do with Trump's feelings regarding his brother who was long dead. Many years later Trump's dementia addled father changed his will to cut out Trump's dead brother's children. Just before the will is read Trump's nephew becomes a father to an infant child with expensive life sustaining medical bills and the family agrees to help out. The will is read, and is not unusual when a man with dementia changes his will to such a lopsided degree (the Donald's explanation is that Trump Sr. hated the dead Trump brother's ex-wife and I guess decided to punish her adult children for it). Unsurprisingly from an estate law perspective the whole thing got quietly settled. Cutting off life saving medical treatment to his nephew's son was just a negotiating tactic in the settlement negotiations. That's the Art of the Deal™.
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Dahbadu posted:Yeah, this is my read on it. The fact that Trump is famously straight edge also says something. On the one hand, it's objectively bad that Trump cut off the money for somebody's medical benefits. On the other hand, boy, you have to be an incredible son of a bitch for a reasonable person (and Trump is definitely a reasonable person) to consider doing that to be an option.
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InsanityIsCrazy posted:you're really gonna love the next nine years! When Trump ends up being a Fox News talking head? Top Bunk Wanker posted:a reasonable person (and Trump is definitely a reasonable person) to consider doing that to be an option. lmao
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John Dough posted:Related ones are good too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm367Eyjpno
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Top Bunk Wanker posted:On the one hand, it's objectively bad that Trump cut off the money for somebody's medical benefits. On the other hand, boy, you have to be an incredible son of a bitch for a reasonable person (and Trump is definitely a reasonable person) to consider doing that to be an option. He clearly had no alternative with the way that little infant with cerebral palsy was carrying on. Sometimes you need tough love.
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Vienna Circlejerk posted:He clearly had no alternative with the way that little infant with cerebral palsy was carrying on. Sometimes you need tough love. The Spartans would throw deformed babies off a cliff.
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McDowell posted:The Spartans would throw deformed babies off a cliff. If Death Panels are fair game, I see no problem with culling either.
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A few hours ago Hillary got heckled in regards to Bill Clinton's alleged sex crimes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7cEnRkOaXE The women who heckled Hillary is a Republican in the state legislator who claims she's a rape survivor and former Democrat who switched parties after women came out against Bill Clinton in the 1990s. Will Trump bring this women out to rallies? E: The women in question is Kathrine Prudhomme O'Brien, she yelled similar things out at Al Gore back in 1999. And yes, she is a Freeper. Montasque fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Jan 3, 2016 |
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InsanityIsCrazy posted:you're really gonna love the next nine years! I would expect Trump to move onto new topics after Clinton is elected, but sure maybe he'll keep trying to burn her for the better part of a decade.
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Montasque posted:A few hours ago Hillary got heckled in regards to Bill Clinton's alleged sex crimes: so she is just some weird nutjob.
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Sir Tonk posted:I would expect Trump to move onto new topics after Clinton is elected, but sure maybe he'll keep trying to burn her for the better part of a decade. Just imagine the WH correspondents dinner for the next 8 years being nothing but chaos dunks on Trump
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Powercrazy posted:What the hell is your definition of "flat?" where Trump gained 10 points since a month ago? If he gained 10 in Iowa, wouldn't he be ahead there?
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Joementum posted:According to the contest rules, the winner will need to pass a background check. I'm sad that Dick Cheney never did a similar promo
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Zeta Taskforce posted:People suspect that all politicians lack core convictions and will back stab what they profess hold dear if it will score them quick political points, but usually they are less blatant about it and do it for issues that are much less pointless. I found this very well-put, thanks. InsanityIsCrazy posted:new season of golden girls looks funny! lmfao
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Joementum posted:According to the contest rules, the winner will need to pass a background check. RINO!
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So how are these chucklefucks handling the Oregon revolution?
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bunnyofdoom posted:So how are these chucklefucks handling the Oregon revolution? No comments on it yet. Reporters who've asked have said most of the campaigns didn't know it was happening.
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Still reading skeptics suggest that voters will "get serious" and move away from Trump before voting begins, which is a pretty dumb reason. If serious was what Republicans wanted, Jeb would have this locked up.
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I think it's less that people will suddenly go "oh I was supporting Trump as a running joke" en masse, and more like Trump's voters are less.... politically motivated or intelligent compared to other supporters of different candidates. See: Trump's lack of organization / training of supporters, lack of GOTV structure
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bunnyofdoom posted:So how are these chucklefucks handling the Oregon revolution? Calling ten guys occupying a cabin in the middle of nowhere a revolution is perhaps an exaggeration.
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Logikv9 posted:I think it's less that people will suddenly go "oh I was supporting Trump as a running joke" en masse, and more like Trump's voters are less.... politically motivated or intelligent compared to other supporters of different candidates. The whole "Trump has a weak ground game" idea was kind of dashed the last couple of days as articles from The Hill and 538 showed that his ground game, although not Ted Cruz levels, is actually pretty strong. The main argument against Trump is your first one: His supporters are traditionally non-political... and retarded.
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Fulchrum posted:In the House of Cards universe, do you think Frank Underwood offered donors an engraved PS4? Is that a engraved ps vita?
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Top Bunk Wanker posted:Calling ten guys occupying a cabin in the middle of nowhere a revolution is perhaps an exaggeration. 150 armed poo poo heads. Domestic terrorists work?
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Top Bunk Wanker posted:Calling ten guys occupying a cabin in the middle of nowhere a revolution is perhaps an exaggeration. 
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I've been seeing conflicting assessments of his ground game. It sounds like a paper tiger. Plenty of staff but no volunteers was last I heard.
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Joementum posted:According to the contest rules, the winner will need to pass a background check. this reality is the best reality 
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Raskolnikov38 posted:this reality is the best reality It's not surprising. They likely don't want to run a contest that violates federal law.
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Powercrazy posted:What the hell is your definition of "flat?" where Trump gained 10 points since a month ago? I said Iowa, and if you look at RCP for last 30 days it sure looks flat. http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/ia/iowa_republican_presidential_caucus-3194.html
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