Play Nice 2016 US Presidential Election - Trump vs Clinton? Part 2

[Stronzo]

Someone is upset they got beat by a girl!

You preferred Hillary's fake smiling all through the debate? It was awfully creepy IMO.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ndma-grin-smirks-way-presidential-debate.html

It's meant to appeal to the common person, whom she despises.

https://www.minds.com/blog/view/635584962627645458

 

[Ice-Wolf]

Hilary calling him out for 'choking' with Mexico and the puppet remark really seemed to rile him up, he went full r***** after that.

That was the whole point of the that to gently prod him to get him to react because everytime he does so he shows exactly why you shouldn't vote for him. She did it just enough to keep him going.

 

[bourbons]

That was the whole point of the that to gently prod him to get him to react because everytime he does so he shows exactly why you shouldn't vote for him. She did it just enough to keep him going.

Really is amazing how consistently thin his skin is

 

[funk44]

lol, master businessman
http://www.foxbusiness.com/politics...ness-credit-score-is-19-out-possible-100.html

and a quote from Reddit

... My job is to analyze the credit reports of various businesses all over the country when they apply for open lines of unsecured credit (with the company I work for specifically). This kind of credit score would not even qualify his business for a $5,000.00 credit line. I would likely grant around $2k, and wait 6 months to analyze payment history before even considering increasing his credit limit.

This guy is the worst billionaire ever.

 

[JeffDunne]

What is amazing is his ability to diminish everybody around him.

In yesterday's debate he contradicted comments made (the same day) by his running mate, his campaign manager & even his wife!

His surrogates need to perform like Olympic gymnasts to make sense from his comments. Eventually they fail and join the list of people now toxic because of Trump.

 

[Cooldude]

Trump surrogates are the perfect example of people who sell their soul for a pay cheque (until they realise Trump won't be paying them)

 

[funk44]

What is amazing is his ability to diminish everybody around him.

In yesterday's debate he contradicted comments made (the same day) by his running mate, his campaign manager & even his wife!

His surrogates need to perform like Olympic gymnasts to make sense from his comments. Eventually they fail and join the list of people now toxic because of Trump.

You forgot his daughter

 

[Chief]

This is ridiculous, over two hundred years of democracy, and all of a sudden the conservatives are trying to tear it down because they don't like what it's delivering.

Yes. And its probably more like their rich puppeteers are trying to tear it down.

 

[Gough]

Yes. And its probably more like their rich puppeteers are trying to tear it down.

Interesting times when you look at it in conjunction with studies like this.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/18/have-millennials-given-up-on-democracy

Chief among the accusations levelled at millennials is that of political apathy. But the real problem could be even worse than disengagement: it seems many members of Generation Y could be ready to back a despot.

A large-scale survey of political attitudes conducted by the Lowy Institute for International Policy in Sydney found that just 42% of Australian 18- to 29-year-olds thought democracy was “the most preferable form of government”, compared with 65% of those aged 30 or above. Earlier Lowy polls have turned up the same disenchantment, all confirming that young adults are deeply sceptical about democracy.

Some argue the culprit is creeping neoliberal economics; others the economic progress of authoritarian states such as China. Young Australians, knowing only democracy, are taking it for granted, another says. Inevitably, iPhones or Facebook come in for some of the blame.

 

[Cooldude]

Trump fans planning to use the 2nd Amendment to overthrow a "tyranical government" if Hillary wins


That is why Trump refusing to accept the result of the election is dangerous

If they rise up in arms then it gives the left an excuse to * up the 2nd amendment, hope they aren't stupid enough to not realise

 

[Chief]

A) Talking about the law-making process in general, then about this election. And Trump claims to BE the "big guy". I mean, come on. Nobody is bigger than him. Nobody. All the other big guys say so. All of them. He is the biggest of the big. Ask anybody. And all the other big guys love him. They can't say enough good things about him.

B) Pure opinion as to whether abortion is the killing of a human life.

Interesting times when you look at it in conjunction with studies like this.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/mar/18/have-millennials-given-up-on-democracy

Millennials don't use Facebook so you're totally wrong. So nasty.

 

[Elroo]

Russia trying to send election observers to the US!!

http://www.hougansydney.com/world-n...end-election-observers-to-monitor-us-election

In an apparent move to embarrass the United States over Donald Trump's claims of a "rigged" presidential election, Russia sought to send monitors to U.S. polling stations for the Nov. 8 vote, Russian media revealed Thursday. The bid was sharply rebuffed by the State Department, and one state election official threatened criminal action if Russian monitors showed up, according to state-controlled Izvestia daily and broadcaster RT. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner called the Russian effort a "PR stunt" and denied that the United States blocked Russian diplomats from observing the election.

A spokeswoman for Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler, who received a request to allow Russian monitors, called it a "propaganda ploy."
"We've allowed observers from overseas in the past from other countries, never from Russia," said Meg Casper. She added that the FBI and Department of Homeland Security also "told us not to do this."

Trump, who is behind in most polls, has complained for weeks about potential election fraud. In Wednesday night's debate with Democrat Hillary Clinton, the Republican nominee refused to say whether he would abide by the results on Election Day. On Thursday, he said he will "totally accept the results — if I win."
Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, have become prominent issues in the U.S. campaign and were mentioned during Wednesday's debate for allegedly interfering in the election.

U.S. intelligence officials say Russia is behind a series of computer hacks that leaked embarrassing emails from the Democratic National Committee and top Clinton campaign staffers. Trump was skeptical about Russia's role in the leaks and deflected Clinton's charge that he is an admirer of Putin and overlooks the Russian leader's alleged meddling in the election and other anti-U.S. positions.

The United States often sends monitors to observe elections in other countries with a history of voter fraud.

 

[swingdog]

Well considering Senator McCain has already stated that if HC wins, the GOP will still refuse to accept any Supreme Court nominee put forward by her tells you alot about their intentions.

All that tells you is the state of John McCain's senate race.

 

[JeffDunne]

Trump just embarrassed himself at the Al Smith Dinner. Bitter, not funny & sounded like he was reading the speech for the first time.

Hillary was very good. Probably one of her best performances during the campaign.

 

[JeffDunne]

 

[Happy Mastenator]

Nope. My opinion based on my own research.



There was actually another guy recently (can't remember his name) who is going through a similar thing. Will hook up the link when I can.

How's that link going?

 

[Farmer2Goggin]

What is amazing is his ability to diminish everybody around him.

In yesterday's debate he contradicted comments made (the same day) by his running mate, his campaign manager & even his wife!

His surrogates need to perform like Olympic gymnasts to make sense from his comments. Eventually they fail and join the list of people now toxic because of Trump.

I missed the debate but read the transcript last night.
His answers are unintelligible , not quite the ranting of a madman but not so far away.
His poor attention span , ability to stay focused and actually resolve an issue would be laughable if not for the fact he's running for POTUS
There won't be elections in the States in 10 years time - candidates will all be on a reality show with POTUS being the only one not voted out of the Country.

 

[Yidaki]

How's that link going?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...otos-of-classified-areas-of-nuclear-submarine

Similar situation. The guy new what he was doing, but is now copping the full force of the law. Hillary sent classified info over a private server with no prosecution or even a case against her. Classified info is classified info.

http://usuncut.com/politics/clinton-email-secrecy-double-standard/ - some more discussion on other related cases.
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/23/politics/david-petraeus-sentencing/ - another case

 

[JeffDunne]

 

[Chief]

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/23/politics/david-petraeus-sentencing/ - another case

sentenced to serve two years on probation and to pay an $100,000 fine on Thursday for sharing classified information with his biographer and lover, Paula Broadwell.
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Who did Clinton share information with?

 

[JeffDunne]

I missed the debate but read the transcript last night.
His answers are unintelligible , not quite the ranting of a madman but not so far away.
His poor attention span , ability to stay focused and actually resolve an issue would be laughable if not for the fact he's running for POTUS
There won't be elections in the States in 10 years time - candidates will all be on a reality show with POTUS being the only one not voted out of the Country.

Watch that speech he gave today.

Starts off awkwardly and nose dives in a spectacular fashion. I started to feel sorry for him then remembered I was watching the world's best winner.

Anyone who votes for that nutjob should be on a terrorism watch list.

 

[Yidaki]

sentenced to serve two years on probation and to pay an $100,000 fine on Thursday for sharing classified information with his biographer and lover, Paula Broadwell.
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Who did Clinton share information with?

Who knows who she shared it with. The point is that it was shared or transferred over a private server. The person who it has been shared with is irrelevant.

Watch that speech he gave today.

Starts off awkwardly and nose dives in a spectacular fashion. I started to feel sorry for him then remembered I was watching the world's best winner.

Anyone who votes for that nutjob should be on a terrorism watch list.

What a silly comment.

 

[Chief]

http://usuncut.com/politics/clinton-email-secrecy-double-standard/ - some more discussion on other related cases.

From what I can see these involve actively having information they shouldn't have had, or sharing it with people who shouldn't have had it.

I can't see where Clinton shared any information with people who were not allowed to see it or had information in her possession that she was not allowed to have.

 

[Cooldude]

For a guy who loves the word classy he is anything but

 

[romeohwho]

You preferred Hillary's fake smiling all through the debate? It was awfully creepy IMO.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ndma-grin-smirks-way-presidential-debate.html

It's meant to appeal to the common person, whom she despises.

https://www.minds.com/blog/view/635584962627645458

Don't think she despises the 'common people' as such. Just the 'deplorables' who are too stupid for words. Fair enough too.