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When I told my boss I'd like leave for Monday (which is when the debates would be held my time) and told him why, he gave the whole friggin' office the day off  I mean, we are a small company of 4 people including the boss, but that's still half the workforce gone 
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I forgot to mention he was planning to take leave too, hence the 'half the workforce gone' comment
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Yardbomb posted:I'd be okay with trump pulling a Budd Dwyer and making the thread name even more appropriate to be totally honest. I hope not; the last thing Trumpists need is a martyr.
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At first I thought Hilary dropped the ball with her Russia answer, but now she's got Trump talking about his non-payment of taxes. NOICE
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SourKraut posted:For the majority of Americans, he's probably winning the debate at this point... Really? How?
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Carlosologist posted:holy gently caress Literally loling out loud right now
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resurgam40 posted:sadly, yeah; him dropping out at this stage would be front page news, but there's not been a peep. Closest thing is Drumpf admitting he hasn't actually talked to his running mate about most things. Yeah, while he did really well on the last question and didn't melt down, those are two very low bars for a presidential candidate to take. His answers early on, especially about Muslims and foreign affairs should be enough to sink a candidate in a sane election. Thing is, this isn't exactly a sane situation.
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