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SpiderHyphenMan posted:The best part of a Trump nomination would be his secession speech.
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Erebus posted:Bring out your Jeb! This is from way back, but, lol
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Montasque posted:Trump campaign teaches us how to caucus: It took them a while, but this is a good ad. However, I could see the literacy requirement being a problem.
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This is from pages ago but mods please rename this thread Maple Syrup Can't Melt Steel Beams
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FAUXTON posted:Is that a motherfucking hearse in the background Erebus posted:Bring out your Jeb! 
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Looks a lot more like motorcade SUV than a hearse...
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Hammy posted:Looks a lot more like motorcade SUV than a hearse... Yeah, I think it's just a GMC Denali XL. Ugly, but not a hearse. 
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Platystemon posted:Yeah, I think it's just a GMC Denali XL. Ugly, but not a hearse. I wonder if the designer realized he just came up with a gas-guzzling version of the munster mobile
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That old clip of Trump on the morning show talking politics, was he running for office or something? I didn't really think people cared about his politics back then.
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unless God is a family of white people, I think he's mistaken
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smackfu posted:That old clip of Trump on the morning show talking politics, was he running for office or something? I didn't really think people cared about his politics back then. He was running for the Reform Party.
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blue squares posted:unless God is a family of white people, For those who believe in a just world, signs point toward the being the case.
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https://twitter.com/daveweigel/status/688760655189544960
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http://www.theonion.com/article/area-man-passionate-defender-of-what-he-imagines-c-2849
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High energy, just like Trump. Jeb! supporters are down there in Florida where it is probably 70 and sunny today.
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Cruz could've easily deflected the New York Values thing when it was brought up at the debate by just saying "I was saying he's liberal". Instead he hemmed and hawed about "We all know what New York Values means..." while smirking for like a minute before getting to his point. Uh no we don't dude and that response just sounds like you're telling people from New York to gently caress off. If you're running for president you really shouldn't tell your future constituents to gently caress off even if you don't think they'll vote for you (see Romney, Mitt).
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Reposting your own tweets to get attention is rather bad form.
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If there's anything heartwarming about this picture, it is the fact that they're not wearing helmets. 
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THE BOMBINATRIX posted:If there's anything heartwarming about this picture, it is the fact that they're not wearing helmets. Live free or die!
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god damnit Bush, don't you know one of the first rules of canpaigning? Children don't vote, so don't waste time on pandering to them when you could gladhand eligable voters.
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who do these people support? bush?
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Vegetable posted:who do these people support? bush? Anyone except for Cruz and Rubio, clearly.
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Hail Hydra
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Thump! posted:Anyone except for Cruz and Rubio, clearly.
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Vegetable posted:I had misread it, thought they were going with the extreme "two born-in-the-US parents" interpretation which would disqualify Trump Trump's mother became a citizen four months before he was born, but I wonder if those guys know that or if the "she was from Scotland" attack would work.
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so the second amendment is my right to be photographed with a lovely rifle and define the term natural born citizen
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Mr. Pumroy posted:so the second amendment is my right to be photographed with a lovely rifle and define the term natural born citizen Your 2nd amendment right is your constitutional right that guarantees all others. If Americans can elect unnatural citizens like Cruz to President, what's there to say that anything else in the constitution is valid and that the 2nd amendment won't be re-interpreted to apply to militias only?
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Joementum posted:Trump's mother became a citizen four months before he was born, but I wonder if those guys know that or if the "she was from Scotland" attack would work. So what you’re saying is that she definitely wasn’t an American citizen at the time of his conception. Trump: the original anchor baby.
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Platystemon posted:So what you’re saying is that she definitely wasn’t an American citizen at the time of his conception. We go by citizenship at birth, not at conception. Who do you think we are, Germany?
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Mr. Pumroy posted:i could have been there when humans hunted the mammoth, or lived side by side with neanderthals, or i could have read the lost tablets of gilgamesh, or watched the river people burn the bronze age civilizations or crossed the alps with hannibal or any other touchstones of human history but right here, right now, i'm watching a sentient wax dummy from the magical lands of canada burn all bridges, not just the ones behind him but those that lay before him and i am goddamn fascinated Good god, poetic as poo poo ITT
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John Kasich tells Newsmax - once he gets wrecked in New Hampshire he's throwing in the towel. He claims not to want to angle for a VP slot.
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Do It Once Right posted:John Kasich tells Newsmax - once he gets wrecked in New Hampshire he's throwing in the towel. He claims not to want to angle for a VP slot. Gotta leave the race before you get trounced in your home state. It's one of the greatest reasons why sitting electeds should run for higher offices. Question is, will Bush leave before he gets trounced in Florida, or is Veto Corleonne's ego too big to care?
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Dumb question for people who know about constitutional law than me: what would be required to settle the Natural Born Citizen issue? Wouldn't it require a Constitutional amendment? The lawyer in Texas is making it sound like he wants to bring his lawsuit to the Supreme Court to settle the issue once and for all, but is it in the Supreme Court's purview to review vague Constitutional language*, and what exactly could they do to that effect? *that is to say, in and of itself, rather than how it relates to federal law quadrophrenic fucked around with this message at 18:27 on Jan 17, 2016 |
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Heads up, the people behind Game Change are doing a new show on Showtime which premiers tonight at 8PMquote:Come one, come all to THE CIRCUS: INSIDE THE GREATEST POLITICAL SHOW ON EARTH. This documentary series pulls back the curtain on the 2016 presidential race, revealing the intense, inspiring and infuriating stories behind the headlines. Key characters and events from the individual campaigns are presented in real time, as they are happening. Produced in cooperation with Bloomberg Politics, THE CIRCUS is a non-partisan, never-before-attempted take on what promises to be one of the most fascinating and consequential elections in modern history. http://www.sho.com/sho/video/titles/43419/the-circus-tease
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Platystemon posted:So what you’re saying is that she definitely wasn’t an American citizen at the time of his conception. I don't know why I wrote "months", actually. She became a citizen four years before he was born. Good point though!
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quadrophrenic posted:Dumb question for people who know about constitutional law than me: what would be required to settle the Natural Born Citizen issue? Wouldn't it require a Constitutional amendment? The lawyer in Texas is making it sound like he wants to bring his lawsuit to the Supreme Court to settle the issue once and for all, but is it in the Supreme Court's purview to review vague Constitutional language, and what exactly could they do to that effect? Congress could pass a resolution to settle it.
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Joementum posted:Congress could pass a resolution to settle it. how does that work though? is there any precedent to Congress passing resolutions that say "oh this bit in the constitution should ACTUALLY say this"? Kinda curious about the mechanics of this
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Joementum posted:Congress could pass a resolution to settle it. Could the Senate pass a resolution on their own to settle the issue? 'Sorry, Ted, if you were as smart as you think you are you woulda realized that we determine whether you're eligable for office.'
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