Hillary won more votes for President

rssesq

see lois lerner, lmao

tonifig8 said:

Clinton IT aide pleads Fifth, skips hearing

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/295620-clinton-it-aide-does-not-appear-before-oversight-panel-despite

rssesq

mrussel1 said:

This particular thread has devolved into a giant piece of shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JnQfKIFERU

bootlegger10

josevolution said:

Gern Blansten said:

josevolution said:

Didn't realize she was in such poor health why would she want to run for office being so sick ...

so sick? with pneumonia? It only lasts a few days with treatment man....it's not cancer

My attemp at sarcasm just failed but if the Trump campaign say she's so sick it must be true no lol

I was curious too but assumed you were being sarcastic.

bootlegger10

tonifig8 said:

Clinton IT aide pleads Fifth, skips hearing

http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/295620-clinton-it-aide-does-not-appear-before-oversight-panel-despite

Good for the aide. THey should know that if anyone is going to get in trouble it isn't going to be Hilary.

bootlegger10

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Because she probably faints like this often and they know it isn't life threatening and what to do.

rssesq

Boy o Boy. What a defense. lol. I can hear Harold Ford, Sam Stein and Eugene Robinson on Mornin Joe extolling how "It's nothing, she faints all the time, what's the big deal people."

bootlegger10 said:

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Because she probably faints like this often and they know it isn't life threatening and what to do.

wall232

I'm passing on this but the Beacon is always a great place for a show, even in the uppers.

Free

bootlegger10 said:

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Because she probably faints like this often and they know it isn't life threatening and what to do.

Assuming when we don't know doesn't exactly help. But thanks.

jjflash

buck502000 said:

I'd go, if I was close

Yup, +1

rssesq

where's Russel and Gern when u need them

Halifax2TheMax

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Well, they are the "secret" service, duh.

rssesq

cuz...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShUpQVPHr5Q

..and she gotz em, lol

bootlegger10

Free said:

bootlegger10 said:

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Because she probably faints like this often and they know it isn't life threatening and what to do.

Assuming when we don't know doesn't exactly help. But thanks.

I'm not defending her, but am saying she probably faints frequently (like Bill said - link below) so they know it isn't something they need to go to ER for afterwords. You might go to the ER the first time you have really bad heart burn, but not if it happens again every month or so.

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/cbs-news-edits-out-embarrassing-verbal-slip-in-bill-clinton-interview/

Gern Blansten

he said "...frequently, well not frequently, rarely...."..

what is the fucking issue?

bootlegger10

Gern Blansten said:

he said "...frequently, well not frequently, rarely...."..

what is the fucking issue?

Because if I fainted 2-3 times in my life my first word to describe would not be "frequently". He caught himself and corrected. Hilary and Bill are attorneys who are used to twisting the truth and the way they worded their responses in the interviews yesterday were about as vague as you could get which provides them cover when eventually the truth comes. Anyway, my point stands that they would have taken her to an ER if fainting wasn't something that hadn't happened frequently before.

oftenreading

Halifax2TheMax said:

Free said:

Why didn't her secret service bring her to the hospital like normal people? To go "home" to her daughter's just makes it all look the more secretive.

Well, they are the "secret" service, duh.

Can I post a HAHAHA! to that without morphing into Godfather?

Gern Blansten

bootlegger10 said:

Gern Blansten said:

he said "...frequently, well not frequently, rarely...."..

what is the fucking issue?

Because if I fainted 2-3 times in my life my first word to describe would not be "frequently". He caught himself and corrected. Hilary and Bill are attorneys who are used to twisting the truth and the way they worded their responses in the interviews yesterday were about as vague as you could get which provides them cover when eventually the truth comes. Anyway, my point stands that they would have taken her to an ER if fainting wasn't something that hadn't happened frequently before.

right...he caught himself and corrected. He said "frequently" by mistake and corrected

Why would they let her walk around freely an hour after fainting if they were worried at all?

Do you people forget that she has had numerous campaign appearances? Numerous TV appearances? Several democratic debates?

How many times did she faint during those?

Give it a rest.

rssesq

u crazy canucks lol

Gern Blansten

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/obama-clinton-trump-no-equivalence

During a rally in Philadelphia for Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, President Obama said it's impossible to compare Clinton to Donald Trump in a speech that was critical of media coverage of the presidential election.

"I’m not running this time, but I sure do get frustrated with the way this campaign is covered," he said. "You don't grade the presidency on a curve. This is serious business."

He then argued that Clinton and Trump are on completely different levels when it comes to transparency, their charitable organizations, and their preparedness to serve as president.

"You want to debate transparency? You’ve one one candidate in this debate who's released decades worth of her tax returns. The other candidate is the first in decades who refuses to release any at all," he said.

"You want to debate foundations and charities? One candidate's family foundation has saved countless lives around the world. The other candidate's foundation took money other people gave to his charity and then bought a six-foot-tall painting of himself," Obama continued.

And when it comes to who is fit to serve as president, Obama said that Clinton "has more qualifications than pretty much anyone who's ever run for this job" while Trump "isn't fit in any way, shape, or form to represent this country abroad and be its commander-in-chief."

He then lamented that Trump's outlandish statements have become normal, appearing to reference NBC anchor Matt Lauer's failure to challenge Trump's claims last week that he has always opposed the Iraq War.

"Donald Trump says stuff everyday that used to be considered as disqualifying for being president. And yet because he says it over and over and over again the press just gives up," he said.

"'I was opposed to the war in Iraq,'" Obama said, quoting Trump. "Well, actually, he wasn't. But they just accept it."

"The bottom line is that we can not afford suddenly to treat this like a reality show. We can't afford to act as if there's some equivalence here," the President added.

Earlier in the speech, Obama contrasted Clinton's experience as secretary of state with Trump's record in business.

"What you're coming to realize when you're in this job is anybody can pop off, everybody can fire off a tweet, everybody's a critic, but that doesn't mean you know what it's like to manage a global crisis. You don't know what it's like to send a group of young people to war knowing some won't come back," he said. "But the closest you can come to understanding what it's like is to be where Hillary's been."

He then turned to Trump.

"He calls himself a business guy. But America's got a lot of businessmen and women who succeeded without hiding their tax returns or leaving a trail of lawsuits or workers who didn't get paid, people feeling like they got cheated," Obama said. "This guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. This guy’s suddenly going to be your champion?"

And after noting that Clinton has "worked with our intelligence teams and our diplomats and our military," he knocked Trump for his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"And then you've got the Donald, who just last week went on Russian state television to talk down our military and to curry favor with Vladimir Putin," Obama said.

Kat

I've been becoming more and more unhappy with the way the media are covering the campaigns. On one show, they even openly talked and laughed about how it was in media's interest to not call the election too soon even if it was pretty much already decided. I think that meant the projected electoral vote count. I seriously just want them to report facts/news and not stir the pot for either side. Oh for the days past when news programs and actual journalists just reported the news.