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Here you go: another fuckwit who thought that the circus peanut would be better than Clinton because she wasn't Sanders.
(He's loudly changed his mind about this since, but was initially pro-shitgibbon, or at least less anti-shitgibbon than anti-Clinton)

Your cite does not support your contention.
Nadar being an honest person points out both the positive and negative of both individuals. That does not make him a suporter of trump.

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Bounty, That mutherfucker is going in my Facebook feed (and I never post on that sumbitch)!



Michael

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Bounty, That mutherfucker is going in my Facebook feed (and I never post on that sumbitch)!



Michael

my pleasure---and perhaps a photo of emperor palpatine for comparison's sake would do well too...

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my pleasure---and perhaps a photo of emperor palpatine for comparison's sake would do well too...

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"If non-Americans could vote for what is often called “leader of the free world”, Hillary Clinton would easily be the next US president. WIN/Gallup has surveyed world opinion and Donald Trump’s support is extremely weak (apart from in Russia). Trump support was polled at 15 per cent in Australia, 8 per cent in Germany, 5 per cent in Mexico, 4 per cent in Spain, and 3 per cent in Jordan, Japan and South Korea.
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However, while there is widespread disapproval of Trump’s nationalist, protectionist and racist policies, it is his persona that most repels non-Americans. Trump is strongly disliked across the world because he is the archetypal “ugly American”: obnoxious, uncouth, boastful, materialistic, and duplicitous."

http://www.theage.com.au/comment/there-are-six-types-of-ugly-american-and-donald-trump-is-all-of-them-20161102-gsgtrk.html

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Way over the top. Why not stick with what's proven?

Lied about being shot at in a war zone. Brian Williams was fired for doing the same thing.

Cheated during debates by looking at questions beforehand. Donna Brazile was fired for helping her cheat.

Either of these would've ended the careers of most politicians.

I'm pretty sure it takes more than either of those things.

You've seriously never heard of politicians lying before?? The sniper fire thing isn't even something that changes anything... it added drama to a story that is largely irrelevant. Meanwhile, Trump's entire platform is a lie, and on top of that he has told more lies than any of the other GOP or Democratic candidates this year. I promise that if he somehow gets elected, nothing he has said will ever come to pass. There will be no wall, there will be no re-negotiation of trade agreements, no mass deportations... there will just be political chaos.

The debates thing is sketchy... but at this point nothing that Hillary does or has done could possibly terrify me more than the prospect of that scumbag getting elected.

Why didn't the sniper fire story change anything? She pulled the exact same shit that ended Brian Williams' career. And cheating at debates would be a YUGE story if it was Trump and Fox News.

Just for the record, Trump can fuck himself right in the bald spot. His position on eminent domain alone is terrifying, considering that the Supreme Court agrees with him!

hmmmm, it didnt end Williams career.. to start with.

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My point still stands. He was held to a higher standard as a news reader than Hillary is as a presidential candidate.

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My point still stands. He was held to a higher standard as a news reader than Hillary is as a presidential candidate.

Journalists sort of have this thing about integrity, or at least the appearance of such.

Politicians are expected to lie... and this is just a personal anecdote, not something she's repeatedly bringing up or that is causing people to vote for her.

But if Trump were held to the standards that normal politicians are, the attacks on him would be even more savage. On the other hand, it wouldn't matter because his supporters don't trust the media anyways... and everything he says is so stupid and sets the bar so low that the only thing that registers is when he actually manages to sink even lower.

I honestly can't believe that people were able to get past the wall, mass deportations, trade wars and nuclear proliferation... never mind the racism and sexism, which the GOP has always flirted with anyways.

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Maybe we opened the door for someone like Trump when we lowered our standards for the Clinton/Bush dynasties...

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Maybe we opened the door for someone like Trump when we lowered our standards for the Clinton/Bush dynasties...

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Chalk this into the long list of things Hillary Clinton does not want to hear. A Washington state elector is refusing to vote for the Democratic nominee if she wins the state (which she is most likely to do.)

Why? His grievances are two-fold. Satiacum, who is Native American, supported Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary because he says the Vermont senator has done a better job reaching out to his demographic. Oh, and she's a criminal.

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Robert Satiacum, a member of the Puyallup Tribe, supported Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary, which the Vermont senator won by approximately a 3-to-1 margin. He said he believes Clinton is a "criminal" who doesn't care enough about American Indians and "she's done nothing but flip back and forth.

According to Washington state rules, a state elector can expect a $1,000 fine if he or she does not cast a vote for the winner on Election Day. The Puyallup Tribal Council also told Satiacum he risks "dishonoring" himself by not voting for Clinton if she is the state victor.

With these consequences in mind, is he going to budge?

"She will not get my vote, period."

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During a campaign rally earlier this week, under a dark cloud of a new FBI investigation, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton claimed she was in New York on 9/11/2001.

"I was in New York City on 9/11 as one of two senators. I will defeat ISIS. I will protect America," Clinton said in Sandord, Florida.

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Hillary says she was in New York City on 9/11 (She wasn't) pic.twitter.com/3ppmncpeTI
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) November 2, 2016

CNN is calling her out on it:

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That's just not true. In her book, Hard Choices she says she arrived in the city the day after the terrorist attacks.

"After a long, sleepless night in Washington, I flew to New York with Chuck Schumer, my partner in the Senate, on a special plane operated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency," she wrote. "The city was in lockdown, and we were the only ones in the sky that day, except for the Air Force fighters patrolling overhead."

Clinton has recounted this same narrative many, many times, making her rally comments puzzling [unless maybe she means 9/11 in a broad general sort of way---but I lean towards the "liar" explanation].

Earlier this year former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani received heavy criticism for saying he didn't see Clinton in New York on 9/11