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I don't get it.
The more people get their info from specific or partisan sources, the harder it's going to be to get any communication going. It's a problem.
The more people get their info from specific or partisan sources, the harder it's going to be to get any communication going. It's a problem.
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Trump gained heaps after the GOP convention, looking at the speakers for the dems, I suspect Clinton will get an equally large bump.
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This has been a great election to follow. Chomsky was right - propaganda is to a democracy what force is to a dictatorship. And the Dems are losing their grip. The narrative is falling apart. Implosion could be incoming. I for one welcome our new Trump overlord.
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A*mazing
DWS getting booed at a breakfast. Can't wait to see how it plays out when she speaks at the convention.
Lol what the * did DWS expect to happen if she got on stage? Should've resigned as soon as the leaks came out
Dems are getting complacent I think, Kaine was the wrong VP choice. In an election where it's more about showmanship and being loud over substance, you pick the most boring guy. Elizabeth Warren was the obvious choice, that pulls the Bernie crowd in with her rhetoric, and she is good at trolling Trump into saying something stupid. It was a no brainer. Hillary Clinton really is an ordinary politician, it was a misstep in the first place to piss off the Bernie crowd in the primary when she didn't need to and she's gonna pay for it I reckon
Dems are getting complacent I think, Kaine was the wrong VP choice. In an election where it's more about showmanship and being loud over substance, you pick the most boring guy. Elizabeth Warren was the obvious choice, that pulls the Bernie crowd in with her rhetoric, and she is good at trolling Trump into saying something stupid. It was a no brainer. Hillary Clinton really is an ordinary politician, it was a misstep in the first place to piss off the Bernie crowd in the primary when she didn't need to and she's gonna pay for it I reckon
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Watching her live speech to the VFW right now.
God she is so boring. In speech and manner it's enough to send you to sleep...
God she is so boring. In speech and manner it's enough to send you to sleep...
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I think she had a stroke a couple years back, or just some really average plastic surgery.
Anyway I hope this is the end of American 'democracy'.
Anyway I hope this is the end of American 'democracy'.
Lot more positive so far than the RNC. Not surprising.
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Easy to be positive when you suspend all reality, ignore all the real problems in the world and lie about how great the administration is.
What a feel good story for all the housewives.
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Serious question, is Bernie Sanders the biggest cuck of all time?
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Did you miss the entirety of the RNC. When it was all about feelings over facts?
Bernie being very hypocritical now trying to tell the supporters not to protest, when they were going around Trump rallies he said he can't control them
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I'm struggling to support or even listen to Bernie now after going against his beliefs.
I see DNC are bringing out the big stars, Demi Lavato
I see DNC are bringing out the big stars, Demi Lavato
Out of curiosity, how is choosing to support Hillary over Trump going against his beliefs?
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Listen to his campaign trial and his debates with Clinton over the last few months, and his supporters aren't impressed with his decision. He was pro socialism and anti corporations...Perhaps he has scored a good deal with Hillary, we will eventually find out.
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I loved the Governor of Connecticut introducing himself " Let me tell you a story about a boy.....and that boy is the Governor of Connecticut today!" Good on him for achieving what he has in life, just found it a strange introduction to have.
RNC had Antonio Sabato Jnr & Scott Baio, what 80s heart throbs will DNC throw up?
RNC had Antonio Sabato Jnr & Scott Baio, what 80s heart throbs will DNC throw up?
We must keep corporations and big business out of politics... Now everyone vote for the candidate who is most supported by corporations and big business!
What a sham the Sanders campaign turned out to be
What a sham the Sanders campaign turned out to be
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Scott Baio at least is in the 'Man Show' 'Hall of Fame' . He certainly cut a swathe through them and if its one thing conservatives love its a good pants man!
The pull of celebrities in politics in the states is certainly interesting and something I can't understand/ comprehend but at don't mind they are confident enough to wear their heart on their sleeve, whether that be democrat or republican.
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And that actress from Young and the Restless lol. I forgot her name.
Boo hoo, die-hard Sanders supporters. Sanders knew what he was getting himself into when he stopped being an independent politician and joined the Democrats. Good luck trying to move the party further to the left after what Clinton did to the party since the 1990s. He might have had more favourable head-to-head results against Trump during the primaries, but Kasich had favourable head-to-head results against both Clinton and Sanders and Sanders' overall electorate support will drop when Trump changes or at least moderates his stances on virtually everything if Sanders was up against him. Sanders on the other hand is too "honest" and won't soften his stance on a lot of things. That will diminish his support with the moderate voter base (the majority of American voters) and he'll lose bigly. Trust me on this one, folks, okay?
That's cool, but when the choice is Hillary or Trump, what should he do?
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well, did she really get those votes?
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