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Now Corey Lewandowski is on CNN claiming that 'the Khans' son wouldn't have died had Trump been president at that time'.
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FlamingLiberal posted:Now Corey Lewandowski is on CNN claiming that 'the Khans' son wouldn't have died had Trump been president at that time'. Jesus 
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computer parts posted:Yeah, that's how most religious people operate. Oh yeah, I wasn't really trying to drop exciting new truths, more saying it's just something to remember. I wonder what percentage of evangelicals aren't really cognizant of the fact that poor African-Americans are pretty religious, simply because they mentally model them as "other" and they themselves are religious.
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Kasich is doomed once he doesn't have a literally insane person to be compared to. The working class on both sides of the aisle pretty much hated him before this whole Trump thing, and once everyone remembers what he's done to the working class and education in Ohio, every sane person will turn their backs on him again. He's skated by mostly on his affable personality and riding the economic rebound of the past 6 years. He was re-elected against an absolute trainwreck Democrat in 2014 that nobody liked and was found out to have been driving around for years without a valid driver's license. The stereotype of the bumbling Democrats that can't get out of their own way is strong in Ohio.
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CommieGIR posted:Jesus
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Dr. Angela Ziegler posted:I can't wait for Drumpf's measured and conciliatory response to McCain. I hear that some people are saying John gave secrets to the Koreans when he was captured. -Trump probably in the future.
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Aug 1, 2016 15:03
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FlamingLiberal posted:Now Corey Lewandowski is on CNN claiming that 'the Khans' son wouldn't have died had Trump been president at that time'. They are getting more and more desperate to somehow salvage Trump's idiocy. I wonder how far they'll go for the next stupid thing he says. By November, the sky's the limit. theflyingorc posted:For these people, their religion functions more like an ethnic identity than it does an actual moral framework. At least now the world can see that they don't give the slightest drat about what they're religion actually says. All they care about is using it to demonize the Other, whoever that is at the moment, and making themselves look more "moral." Though I doubt any lessons will stick since they've completely ignored the GOP's FYGM philosophy and belligerent attacks until this point.
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FlamingLiberal posted:Now Corey Lewandowski is on CNN claiming that 'the Khans' son wouldn't have died had Trump been president at that time'. because he would have been kicked out is the unspoken second part of that sentence.
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Throwing Turtles posted:because he would have been kicked out is the unspoken second part of that sentence. Seriously, I don't know any other way to read that except "He'd be alive because neither he nor his parents would even be in America."
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Cythereal posted:Cruz, too. He's pretty clearly angling for a 2020 run. Possibly Kasich, too, his gimmick in the primary this election was being the Sane Dude, which depending on how this election and the response thereto goes might be much more appealing to the GOP base in four years. I hesitate to say Cruz because of his speech, but short term memory and whatnot. Trump, if he loses, is going to be /very/ bitter, and I can totally see him making a SuperPAC (well, provided Citizens United doesn't get reversed) to sink any Cruz chance from here on out. Kasich hasn't done anything that public to slap Donald in the face apart from rebuke his outlandish statements. Geostomp posted:They are getting more and more desperate to somehow salvage Trump's idiocy. I wonder how far they'll go for the next stupid thing he says. By November, the sky's the limit. Right wing radio from what I'm hearing (as in second hand) is pushing the Muslim Brotherhood angle now. It probably won't make it to mainstream, but who the gently caress knows in this election.
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theflyingorc posted:I wonder what percentage of evangelicals aren't really cognizant of the fact that poor African-Americans are pretty religious, simply because they mentally model them as "other" and they themselves are religious. It seems like a lot of people here aren't aware of that fact, what with the "I wish there was a religious Left" posts you get occasionally.
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Since emailgate will be back in the news for a bit, I have a question. Comey said that although they have no proof that her server was hacked, they do seem to think that it's possible that the people she e-mailed got hacked. Assuming that's true...how exactly is that Hillary's fault? Mr Interweb fucked around with this message at 15:19 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Mr Interweb posted:Since emailgate will be back in the news for a bit, I have a question. hillary bad why ask question further, you commie
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computer parts posted:It seems like a lot of people here aren't aware of that fact, what with the "I wish there was a religious Left" posts you get occasionally. And for reference, there is a religious left. There are lots of Christian churches that are socially liberal, condone and perform same-sex marriages, strongly support racial minorities even in white-majority individual churches, and are often even economically liberal. People like that black pastor from the DNC are among the very few times we get in the news.
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Mr Interweb posted:Since emailgate will be back in the news for a bit, I have a question.
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These loss edits are getting weirder. FactsAreUseless posted:Clinton is generally seen as responsible for the move to a private server, since she wanted to be able to more easily access her email on her Blackberry. Yeah, but regardless of where her email was hosted, it wouldn't have changed her emailing someone's gmail account that got hacked.
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duz posted:
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Mr Hootington posted:I hear that some people are saying John gave secrets to the Koreans when he was captured. -Trump probably in the future. McCain would never have been taken alive had Trump been the president at the time!
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theflyingorc posted:I wonder what percentage of evangelicals aren't really cognizant of the fact that poor African-Americans are pretty religious, simply because they mentally model them as "other" and they themselves are religious. Many African Americans (especially older ones) are pretty conservative on social issues too. Which makes it even funnier that Republicans continue to stick to their guns strategy-wise when it comes to trying to disenfranchise black voters instead of court them. Some of them would probably buy into a lot of what they sell. 2 weeks ago I was at the grand opening of our local Hillary office down the street from me, and our local Congressman was there and he took some questions. An older black woman (decked out in Hillary/Obama gear) asked him when, with everything going on in the world, we are going to let prayer back in schools. He did an amazing job of spinning it into "If we allow religion back into schools, imagine what Trump will have us doing soon" which was funny.
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Mr Hootington posted:We should be getting economic transition teams from both campaigns this week right? Hahahahaha Trump transition team Hahahahahah I mean just the words themselves strung together give me cold sweat but imagine a Trump transition team.
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Josh Lyman posted:My roommate is moving to Richmond in 2 weeks to teach at the University of Richmond. I told him to make sure to register to vote in VA. That's good advice, as well as "go to Sugar Shack, it's the poo poo." There really ought to be a "So, you're moving to Virginia?" handbook or thread. It's way different from anywhere else I've lived, and there's things no one actually tells you. For instance, you can register your car WITHOUT having it inspected, but no one tells you that VA inspections are required and cops will pull you over in a heartbeat without that sticker.
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Cythereal posted:And for reference, there is a religious left. There are lots of Christian churches that are socially liberal, condone and perform same-sex marriages, strongly support racial minorities even in white-majority individual churches, and are often even economically liberal.
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pokchu posted:That's good advice, as well as "go to Sugar Shack, it's the poo poo." Texas did something similar for a while but they've consolidated the two in the last few years.
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Antti posted:Hahahahaha We're all cool with Obama just not handing over the country in 2017 if Trump wins, right?
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MonkeyOnFire posted:Yup, he's still at it this morning. "I hope Americans understand that the remarks do not represent the views of our Republican Party, its officers, or candidates." John... John... Buddy... These are the views of your candidate.
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pokchu posted:That's good advice, as well as "go to Sugar Shack, it's the poo poo." Sugar shack is the poo poo. Puts duck doughnuts to shame.  And we in the VA/WV thread answer questions as they come up but a thread with an updated OP would be really nice. I love VA but place is definitely weird to move to from elsewhere. Another example: loving independent cities, they make no sense and are dumb.
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alpha_destroy posted:"I hope Americans understand that the remarks do not represent the views of our Republican Party, its officers, or candidates." Jesus, McCain is spineless.
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Quorum posted:Sugar shack is the poo poo. Puts duck doughnuts to shame. Where is this thread? Edit: huh, I never noticed that board existed Blue Footed Booby fucked around with this message at 15:47 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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gently caress John McCain, he's a slimy poo poo. http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2016/05/08/john-mccain-says-gop-must-abide-voters-wishes-on-trump/ If he had any sort of principles he'd retract his endorsement, no matter how half hearted he wants to pretend it is. You don't get to just say the person you and your party supposedly think is qualified to be the leader of the country and represents your voters doesn't reflect your real views when he says horrible stuff. He most certainly does, especially considering the attempts to discredit the family by people not as political connected as him and Ryan that sort of have to worry about the optics of this. If Trump really doesn't reflect your views say that he shouldn't be president, you don't get it both ways. McCain won't since he's a coward and knows his base, who does agree with Trump despite claims to the contrary, would eat him alive for it. Eggplant Squire fucked around with this message at 15:46 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Quorum posted:Sugar shack is the poo poo. Puts duck doughnuts to shame. Is independent city the same thing as unincorporated counties / towns? Because unincorporated areas exist almost everywhere. They are especially prevalent in the midwest and prairie areas.
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pokchu posted:That's good advice, as well as "go to Sugar Shack, it's the poo poo."  
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iospace posted:I can totally see him making a SuperPAC (well, provided Citizens United doesn't get reversed) to sink any Cruz chance from here on out. Didn't he already make one to gently caress with both Cruz and Kaisch?
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Lightning Knight posted:Didn't he already make one to gently caress with both Cruz and Kaisch? Why would you assume Trump would actually do anything he said he was going to do?
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Trabisnikof posted:Why would you assume Trump would actually do anything he said he was going to do? I only assume he does what he says he's going to do when he feels slighted or will otherwise do that thing out of spite.
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Lightning Knight posted:Didn't he already make one to gently caress with both Cruz and Kaisch? He said he was, but lol if you think he's going to donate a penny. So he's going to get all of the backlash of going after the careers of rival politicians and none of the benefits. Hmmmm https://twitter.com/barbarastarrcnn/status/760128991776964609
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Dr Cheeto posted:Has anyone seen Herman Cain since Pokemon Go was released? I'm standing in a TSA line waiting to pass through airport security -- and this made me giggle in a way that made the agents look at me. 
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