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Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 11:00:44 AM   
MrRodgers


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Status: offline 		As I have written all along there is a power behind the throne. It is not visible, it does not overtly make pronouncements, preferring to indirectly operate through proxies. The overriding most recent proxy has been the neocons that cut taxes, started two wars and allowed wall street to fleece investors in what was well known to be...shit paper. This, while all of the time having other more powerful means of persuasion.

All these woebegone Republicans whining that they can’t rally behind their flawed candidate is crazy. The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.

They already have a 1-percenter who will be totally fine in the Oval Office, someone they can trust to help Wall Street, boost the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, cuddle with hedge funds, secure the trade deals beloved by corporate America, seek guidance from Henry Kissinger and hawk it up — unleashing hell on Syria and heaven knows where else.

The(se) Republicans have their candidate: It’s Hillary.

The erstwhile Goldwater Girl and Goldman Sachs busker can be counted on to do the normal political things, not the abnormal haywire things.

(Hillary will keep the establishment safe. Who is more of an establishment figure, after all ? Her husband was president, and he repealed Glass-Steagall, signed the Defense of Marriage Act and got rid of those pesky welfare queens)

Hillary is a reliable creature of Wall Street. Her tax return showed the Clintons made $10.6 million last year, and like other superrich families, they incorporated with the Clinton Executive Services Corporation (which was billed for the infamous server). Trump has started holding up goofy charts at rallies showing Hillary has gotten $48,500,000 in contributions from hedge funders, compared to his $19,000.
Unlike Trump, she hasn’t been trashing leading Republicans. You know that her pals John McCain and Lindsey Graham are secretly rooting for her.

Hillary has written that Kissinger is an “idealistic” friend whose counsel she valued as secretary of state, drawing a rebuke from Bernie Sanders during the primaries: “I’m proud to say Henry Kissinger is not my friend.”

Trump is far too incendiary in his manner of speaking, throwing around dangerous and self-destructive taunts about “Second Amendment people” taking out Hillary, or President Obama and Hillary being the founders of ISIS.

Hillary, on the other hand, understands her way around political language and Washington rituals.

You must walk up to the microphone calmly, as Hillary did on the Senate floor the day of the Iraq war vote, and accuse Saddam of giving “aid, comfort and sanctuary to terrorists, including Al Qaeda,” repeating the Bush administration’s phony case for war.

If you want to carry the G.O.P. banner, your fabrications have to be more sneaky. There's more.

In my view the example is that Benghazi was a test really. For whatever reason Qaddafi had to be taken out, it doesn't matter. What HRC was charged with doing and passed with flying colors (the powers behind the throne and the neocons and fascists futurians...don't give a fuck who gets killed) was to take all of the blame and that, because the decision was made above her and she had to take all of the heat and survive...did and is now virtually on the steps of the white house which is the prize.

Yous see kinkroids, it all depends on who will do [their] bidding. RR didn't, was supposed to die for his intransigence, Bush I did and was their poster boy, Clinton did...see above and add in NAFTA, GWB was the most useful of idiot puppets, Obama played ball and for 8 years has taken the heat even while suffering some of the most egregious repub intransigence. Now it's Hillary's turn because in [their] eyes...she' earned it and WILL play ball.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 1:06:30 PM   
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Status: offline 		Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

Actually I admit I don't know which one more people are going to vote against. But remember "DEWEY WINS". Also remember GW Bush, one recount might have changed the outcome of the election. Plus he won though he lost by a half million votes.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 1:56:35 PM   
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Status: offline 		Sure, I know it's early but not only is Trump not McCain or Romney, I think because of that, this could be a landslide at least in the electoral votes.

There are too many dems, too many that do in fact come out for the 4-year cycle and those that say they will vote for Trump will be at least partially offset by those repubs that will vote for Clinton, simply to more confidently preserve the status quo.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 4:06:49 PM   
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Status: offline 		I doubt very much that many republicans will vote Clinton. They might stay home though. Just like quite a few democrats will stay home rather than vote for her.

However logically, that Trump beat all the republican "favorites" those who voted for him in the primary probably will vote for him. What is in question is the rest of the republicans. And Clinton is down by literally 30 %, the democrats who will not vote for her. Period.

The only poll that matters comes in November. Dewey might not win again.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 4:16:01 PM   
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Status: offline 		Clinton is the perfect Republican candidate. It is looking more and more like Trump got in the race just to throw it to Clinton.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 5:25:18 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or

Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

Actually I admit I don't know which one more people are going to vote against. But remember "DEWEY WINS". Also remember GW Bush, one recount might have changed the outcome of the election. Plus he won though he lost by a half million votes.

T^T

But don't forget, Truman was the incumbent, dropped the big ones to beat Japan, signed off on the CIA, recognized Israel, desegregated the armed forces, saw an economic boom beginning with the last eight years of the war and postwar prosperity are comparable only with the era of the fabulous peacetime prosperity experienced in the Twenties.

The world had never seen a capitalist economy operate on a scale that US economy did, on a peacetime basis, from 1921 to 1929. Nor did the world ever see before, any other economy pass through a war and postwar boom comparable with the one in this country from 1941 to 1948. Plus, just how good was polling then as compared to now ?

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 5:30:31 PM   
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Status: offline 		"The world had never seen a capitalist economy operate on a scale that US economy did, on a peacetime basis, from 1921 to 1929."

Sure. And look what happened in 1929.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 8:49:05 PM   
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"The world had never seen a capitalist economy operate on a scale that US economy did, on a peacetime basis, from 1921 to 1929."

Sure. And look what happened in 1929.

T^T

Come on man, I was referring to later and why Truman had the economy going for him in the 48 election and why the polls had it so wrong. Even the results weren't all in they being so much slower back then when the papers called it for Dewey.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 8:55:21 PM   
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As I have written all along there is a power behind the throne. It is not visible, it does not overtly make pronouncements, preferring to indirectly operate through proxies. The overriding most recent proxy has been the neocons that cut taxes, started two wars and allowed wall street to fleece investors in what was well known to be...shit paper. This, while all of the time having other more powerful means of persuasion.

All these woebegone Republicans whining that they can’t rally behind their flawed candidate is crazy. The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.

They already have a 1-percenter who will be totally fine in the Oval Office, someone they can trust to help Wall Street, boost the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, cuddle with hedge funds, secure the trade deals beloved by corporate America, seek guidance from Henry Kissinger and hawk it up — unleashing hell on Syria and heaven knows where else.

The(se) Republicans have their candidate: It’s Hillary.

The erstwhile Goldwater Girl and Goldman Sachs busker can be counted on to do the normal political things, not the abnormal haywire things.

(Hillary will keep the establishment safe. Who is more of an establishment figure, after all ? Her husband was president, and he repealed Glass-Steagall, signed the Defense of Marriage Act and got rid of those pesky welfare queens)

Hillary is a reliable creature of Wall Street. Her tax return showed the Clintons made $10.6 million last year, and like other superrich families, they incorporated with the Clinton Executive Services Corporation (which was billed for the infamous server). Trump has started holding up goofy charts at rallies showing Hillary has gotten $48,500,000 in contributions from hedge funders, compared to his $19,000.
Unlike Trump, she hasn’t been trashing leading Republicans. You know that her pals John McCain and Lindsey Graham are secretly rooting for her.

Hillary has written that Kissinger is an “idealistic” friend whose counsel she valued as secretary of state, drawing a rebuke from Bernie Sanders during the primaries: “I’m proud to say Henry Kissinger is not my friend.”

Trump is far too incendiary in his manner of speaking, throwing around dangerous and self-destructive taunts about “Second Amendment people” taking out Hillary, or President Obama and Hillary being the founders of ISIS.

Hillary, on the other hand, understands her way around political language and Washington rituals.

You must walk up to the microphone calmly, as Hillary did on the Senate floor the day of the Iraq war vote, and accuse Saddam of giving “aid, comfort and sanctuary to terrorists, including Al Qaeda,” repeating the Bush administration’s phony case for war.

If you want to carry the G.O.P. banner, your fabrications have to be more sneaky. There's more.

In my view the example is that Benghazi was a test really. For whatever reason Qaddafi had to be taken out, it doesn't matter. What HRC was charged with doing and passed with flying colors (the powers behind the throne and the neocons and fascists futurians...don't give a fuck who gets killed) was to take all of the blame and that, because the decision was made above her and she had to take all of the heat and survive...did and is now virtually on the steps of the white house which is the prize.

Yous see kinkroids, it all depends on who will do [their] bidding. RR didn't, was supposed to die for his intransigence, Bush I did and was their poster boy, Clinton did...see above and add in NAFTA, GWB was the most useful of idiot puppets, Obama played ball and for 8 years has taken the heat even while suffering some of the most egregious repub intransigence. Now it's Hillary's turn because in [their] eyes...she' earned it and WILL play ball.

HERE


Thanks for depressing me.
What a vile woman.
I am voting for Jill Stein.
First time in my life I have not voted democrat.
I can't vote for hrc.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/14/2016 9:45:30 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Marini

quote:

ORIGINAL: MrRodgers

As I have written all along there is a power behind the throne. It is not visible, it does not overtly make pronouncements, preferring to indirectly operate through proxies. The overriding most recent proxy has been the neocons that cut taxes, started two wars and allowed wall street to fleece investors in what was well known to be...shit paper. This, while all of the time having other more powerful means of persuasion.

All these woebegone Republicans whining that they can’t rally behind their flawed candidate is crazy. The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.

They already have a 1-percenter who will be totally fine in the Oval Office, someone they can trust to help Wall Street, boost the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, cuddle with hedge funds, secure the trade deals beloved by corporate America, seek guidance from Henry Kissinger and hawk it up — unleashing hell on Syria and heaven knows where else.

The(se) Republicans have their candidate: It’s Hillary.

The erstwhile Goldwater Girl and Goldman Sachs busker can be counted on to do the normal political things, not the abnormal haywire things.

(Hillary will keep the establishment safe. Who is more of an establishment figure, after all ? Her husband was president, and he repealed Glass-Steagall, signed the Defense of Marriage Act and got rid of those pesky welfare queens)

Hillary is a reliable creature of Wall Street. Her tax return showed the Clintons made $10.6 million last year, and like other superrich families, they incorporated with the Clinton Executive Services Corporation (which was billed for the infamous server). Trump has started holding up goofy charts at rallies showing Hillary has gotten $48,500,000 in contributions from hedge funders, compared to his $19,000.
Unlike Trump, she hasn’t been trashing leading Republicans. You know that her pals John McCain and Lindsey Graham are secretly rooting for her.

Hillary has written that Kissinger is an “idealistic” friend whose counsel she valued as secretary of state, drawing a rebuke from Bernie Sanders during the primaries: “I’m proud to say Henry Kissinger is not my friend.”

Trump is far too incendiary in his manner of speaking, throwing around dangerous and self-destructive taunts about “Second Amendment people” taking out Hillary, or President Obama and Hillary being the founders of ISIS.

Hillary, on the other hand, understands her way around political language and Washington rituals.

You must walk up to the microphone calmly, as Hillary did on the Senate floor the day of the Iraq war vote, and accuse Saddam of giving “aid, comfort and sanctuary to terrorists, including Al Qaeda,” repeating the Bush administration’s phony case for war.

If you want to carry the G.O.P. banner, your fabrications have to be more sneaky. There's more.

In my view the example is that Benghazi was a test really. For whatever reason Qaddafi had to be taken out, it doesn't matter. What HRC was charged with doing and passed with flying colors (the powers behind the throne and the neocons and fascists futurians...don't give a fuck who gets killed) was to take all of the blame and that, because the decision was made above her and she had to take all of the heat and survive...did and is now virtually on the steps of the white house which is the prize.

Yous see kinkroids, it all depends on who will do [their] bidding. RR didn't, was supposed to die for his intransigence, Bush I did and was their poster boy, Clinton did...see above and add in NAFTA, GWB was the most useful of idiot puppets, Obama played ball and for 8 years has taken the heat even while suffering some of the most egregious repub intransigence. Now it's Hillary's turn because in [their] eyes...she' earned it and WILL play ball.

HERE


Thanks for depressing me.
What a vile woman.
I am voting for Jill Stein.
First time in my life I have not voted democrat.
I can't vote for hrc.

Want to really be depressed ? Not for us or maybe even our children but possibly in our grandchildren's lives, who will as likely be living in a 5 room flat, eating soylent green, trying to enjoy even a lower middle class life with any freedom at all...unless they inherit.

This is the long game...post Putin Russia, post Keqiang and Jinping China and the vital part of the long game...one must wait if even necessary for the autocrats to die off whereas, even every 4 or 8 years in the west...they ALL WILL play ball.

However for the present, Russian and China are maintaining the groundwork for the coming world fascism and await the west to fall in line, so it takes time. "The only thing preventing a new world order, is a strong US." Henry Kissinger. What he means is a strong enough US election cycle.

Once the west fully implements its subtle yet effective low level fully electronic digital surveillance society that precedes the actual implementation of the new police state and completely rigged elections the beginning of which we are seeing now...[they] will be on the dawn of the NWO. This may include the Amero as substitute for the US and Canadian dollar and Mexican Peso, if only on the value of their oil not much else.

When a fully homogenous i.e., corresponding in structure because of a common origin (political) type democratic republican society, has 2/3 of it electorate voting against BOTH candidates and can still lie to themselves and call them 'free' elections and somehow organically different than Russia or China, let alone quite a few others...then one must conclude, the beginning of the end is nearer than ever.

In starker terms, the beginning of the beginning was the murder of JFK. The end of the beginning was the attempted murder of RR. The loose ends were RFK and JFK JR and a few others. Now that we have had our 'new Pearl Harbor' operations are set in motion. GWB was so fucking perfect, no novelists could have asked for a better dupe. Obama and HRClinton both had their meeting and quickly succumbed.

So now the wild card is Trump and if he is IF...he is elected, there is no way in hell he will do anything other than what he needs to do...to stay alive. So the marginalization has begun in full earnest and watch even Fox News go after Trump. They won't pump up HRC, they will resign themselves to their fate.

Oh and as for Islam, they will all be martyred and wiped from the face of the earth if necessary (or outright enslaved) and without disturbing the oil. There is coming a whole new generation of small tactical nukes and why...one may ask ? HERE A Trillion $...over 30 years ?? That's like saying that snub-nose .38 in your picket will be harder to use than that 44 magnum you used to carry.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/15/2016 4:43:07 AM   
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"The world had never seen a capitalist economy operate on a scale that US economy did, on a peacetime basis, from 1921 to 1929."
Sure. And look what happened in 1929.
T^T


Which was, in part, due to the Federal Reserve...


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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/15/2016 2:33:17 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

And I'm one of those "Anybody but Clinton" voters. I've already lost this round of the class war so I don't honestly care what happens between Hillary and Trump in this election. To me it seems like a choice between the criminally malevolent and the permanently stupid. It's a choice between Al Capone and PT Barnum in the president's office. Both of them are 1%'ers and care for little other than enriching their own coffers and reserving a place in history.

That all being said, it's looking pretty poor for your guy even if you account for deliberate poll skewing and MSM propaganda.


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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/15/2016 6:18:36 PM   
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Clinton is the perfect Republican candidate.

True, and also the perfect Democratic candidate. Funny how that works, eh?

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/15/2016 9:23:47 PM   
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ORIGINAL: JeffBC

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

And I'm one of those "Anybody but Clinton" voters. I've already lost this round of the class war so I don't honestly care what happens between Hillary and Trump in this election. To me it seems like a choice between the criminally malevolent and the permanently stupid. It's a choice between Al Capone and PT Barnum in the president's office. Both of them are 1%'ers and care for little other than enriching their own coffers and reserving a place in history.

That all being said, it's looking pretty poor for your guy even if you account for deliberate poll skewing and MSM propaganda.



What did Al Capone do wrong ? Tax evasion.

What did Saddam do wrong ? About a half dozen killings once the smoke cleared, which as head of state he was authorized to do according to the standards set by our despots.

Anyway, we'll see if Clinton gets it.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/15/2016 9:28:07 PM   
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Status: offline 		No, Al Capone was CAUGHT and CONVICTED of tax evasion..........what he actually did wrong is a totally different kettle of fish I think.

Saddam ? Who knows.........most of what his secret services did was as well publicised as any other secret service. I agree though, he should have been left alone to rule his country in the way he saw fit. There would probably be a lot lower body count by now if he had.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/16/2016 12:08:24 AM   
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ORIGINAL: JeffBC

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

And I'm one of those "Anybody but Clinton" voters. I've already lost this round of the class war so I don't honestly care what happens between Hillary and Trump in this election. To me it seems like a choice between the criminally malevolent and the permanently stupid. It's a choice between Al Capone and PT Barnum in the president's office. Both of them are 1%'ers and care for little other than enriching their own coffers and reserving a place in history.

That all being said, it's looking pretty poor for your guy even if you account for deliberate poll skewing and MSM propaganda.



I see you bought that bag of gop crap of HRC being a bad person. The GOP knew this day was coming. They wasted millions going after Bill and got nothing. When/if Hillary wins the gop will waste millions more doing to same to her instead of doing anything meaningful for the country. (other than wealthy-skewed tax cuts....again.)

rather than show that their way of doing things is best for the country, they've resorted to demonizing anyone who opposed them, they would of did Bernie no less different, I don't know what rock has hit you in the head that the gop would of treated him better, because flat out?

gop economic policies suck and they know it. Across-the-board tax cuts are just another deep recession waiting to happen.... again.

The gop just weren't expecting to get hijacked by rump.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/16/2016 2:17:07 AM   
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ORIGINAL: DesideriScuri

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
"The world had never seen a capitalist economy operate on a scale that US economy did, on a peacetime basis, from 1921 to 1929."
Sure. And look what happened in 1929.
T^T


Which was, in part, due to the Federal Reserve...


Singularly most guilty of prolonging the depression.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/16/2016 2:22:41 AM   
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ORIGINAL: JeffBC

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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Keep on claiming that she is a shoe in and you'll get more people out to vote who do not want her, no matter what. There are quite a few people out there who are "ABC" - Anybody But Clinton".

And I'm one of those "Anybody but Clinton" voters. I've already lost this round of the class war so I don't honestly care what happens between Hillary and Trump in this election. To me it seems like a choice between the criminally malevolent and the permanently stupid. It's a choice between Al Capone and PT Barnum in the president's office. Both of them are 1%'ers and care for little other than enriching their own coffers and reserving a place in history.

That all being said, it's looking pretty poor for your guy even if you account for deliberate poll skewing and MSM propaganda.



I see you bought that bag of gop crap of HRC being a bad person. The GOP knew this day was coming. They wasted millions going after Bill and got nothing. When/if Hillary wins the gop will waste millions more doing to same to her instead of doing anything meaningful for the country. (other than wealthy-skewed tax cuts....again.)

rather than show that their way of doing things is best for the country, they've resorted to demonizing anyone who opposed them, they would of did Bernie no less different, I don't know what rock has hit you in the head that the gop would of treated him better, because flat out?

gop economic policies suck and they know it. Across-the-board tax cuts are just another deep recession waiting to happen.... again.

The gop just weren't expecting to get hijacked by rump.

Hell hath no fury like a republican scorned...i.e., out-of-office.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/16/2016 5:32:27 AM   
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Actually I admit I don't know which one more people are going to vote against. But remember "DEWEY WINS". Also remember GW Bush, one recount might have changed the outcome of the election. Plus he won though he lost by a half million votes.


Good points, but:

Hadn't the Herald prepared a front page for both candidates in advance. but the wrong one got printed due to industrial action?

I don't get the impression that the Republican party is quite as solidly behind the circus peanut as they were behind Bush II back in 2000.

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RE: Why HRC will be our next president. - 8/16/2016 5:35:03 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or
Actually I admit I don't know which one more people are going to vote against. But remember "DEWEY WINS". Also remember GW Bush, one recount might have changed the outcome of the election. Plus he won though he lost by a half million votes.


Good points, but:

Hadn't the Herald prepared a front page for both candidates in advance. but the wrong one got printed due to industrial action?

I don't get the impression that the Republican party is quite as solidly behind the circus peanut as they were behind Bush II back in 2000.

only the nutty lying bastards.


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