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  • JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    Did you read the WaPo editorial endorsement of Hillary?
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    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    What is close to you? The country is polarized. If she wins by 6 points, that's a landslide. If she gets 330 EV, that's a landslide, I would say.
  • rssesq said:

    with these 2 ass clowns runnin for Prez
    Wake me up when November ends.

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  • JC29856
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    edited October 2016

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    Did you read the WaPo editorial endorsement of Hillary?
    No, I stay away from endorsements. I never really understood why they mattered, whether from a publication or a person.
    I liken endorsements to cheerleaders, they don't matter and shouldn't.
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  • JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    Did you read the WaPo editorial endorsement of Hillary?
    No, I stay away from endorsements. I never really understood why they mattered, whether from a publication or a person.
    Well, kind of like how I feel about internal campaign emails but I've been reading them anyway. I'm not asking because I expect you to change your mind but I think it gives a good description of Hillary's flaws. But ignorance is bliss I guess.
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  • JC29856
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    JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    Did you read the WaPo editorial endorsement of Hillary?
    No, I stay away from endorsements. I never really understood why they mattered, whether from a publication or a person.
    Well, kind of like how I feel about internal campaign emails but I've been reading them anyway. I'm not asking because I expect you to change your mind but I think it gives a good description of Hillary's flaws. But ignorance is bliss I guess.
    If you have a good feel for the inter workings of campaigns then no need to read the campaign emails.
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    I love how people are surprised she planned on running earlier than it was announced.. she knew she was running in 2008 after losing the primary to Barack... I think that is pretty obvious to anybody with a pulse


    call me when there is something juicy
  • JC29856
    JC29856 Posts: 9,617
    mrussel1 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    What is close to you? The country is polarized. If she wins by 6 points, that's a landslide. If she gets 330 EV, that's a landslide, I would say.
    6 is fair, 400 ev and 4M popular is what I expect.

    I also expect the republicans to launch impeachment proceedings shortly after inauguration. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the first day possible, wherever that would be.
  • JC29856
    JC29856 Posts: 9,617
    JC29856 said:

    mrussel1 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    What is close to you? The country is polarized. If she wins by 6 points, that's a landslide. If she gets 330 EV, that's a landslide, I would say.
    6 is fair, 400 ev and 4M popular is what I expect.

    I also expect the republicans to launch impeachment proceedings shortly after inauguration. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the first day possible, wherever that would be.
    I wouldn't be least bit surprised if electoral college went against vote! That would make for a real shit show.
  • Gern Blansten
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    JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    mrussel1 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    What is close to you? The country is polarized. If she wins by 6 points, that's a landslide. If she gets 330 EV, that's a landslide, I would say.
    6 is fair, 400 ev and 4M popular is what I expect.

    I also expect the republicans to launch impeachment proceedings shortly after inauguration. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the first day possible, wherever that would be.
    I wouldn't be least bit surprised if electoral college went against vote! That would make for a real shit show.
    That's not going to happen.
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  • mrussel1
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    JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    mrussel1 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    What is close to you? The country is polarized. If she wins by 6 points, that's a landslide. If she gets 330 EV, that's a landslide, I would say.
    6 is fair, 400 ev and 4M popular is what I expect.

    I also expect the republicans to launch impeachment proceedings shortly after inauguration. I wouldn't be surprised if it was the first day possible, wherever that would be.
    I wouldn't be least bit surprised if electoral college went against vote! That would make for a real shit show.
    What do you mean? Where the electors refuse to cast for Hillary? No way. Won't happen.

    No way on 400 either. I'd have to do the math, but you would have to flip some really, really red states to make that happen.
  • JimmyV
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    my2hands said:

    I love how people are surprised she planned on running earlier than it was announced.. she knew she was running in 2008 after losing the primary to Barack... I think that is pretty obvious to anybody with a pulse


    call me when there is something juicy

    She's been running or preparing to run since at least Bill's second term when she launched her NY Senate bid. Likely longer than that.

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  • JC29856
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    mrussel1 said:

    tonifig8 said:

    Hey Matt, you mentioned that clown Hannity yesterday, or I did, one of us did...anyhow here he is again:

    http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/10/12/hannity_wikileaks_proves_everything_that_conspiracy_theorists_said_was_true.html

    He forgot about Vince Foster, Bill Clinton fostering a child from a prostitute, etc.

    I don't remember anyone ever giving a shit about advocacy groups and the Catholic church.
    Who didn't know Saudi was funding ISIS? How is that a Clinton conspiracy?

    Again, this is right wing masturbation shit. The real world doesn't care.
    I'll say this, the real world in this country I would guess doesn't have the time energy or resources to care, and I don't think that's by accident. One of the things that I wish the real world would realize from the leaks is the number of people, amount of time and resources that go into a presidential run. A real worlder would ask what do this people do to have the time energy resources and money to help in this endeavor, do they have jobs, family etc.
    If they asked the question maybe they would realized that it is they that provide the time resources and money.
  • my2hands
    my2hands Posts: 17,117
    edited October 2016
    JimmyV said:

    my2hands said:

    I love how people are surprised she planned on running earlier than it was announced.. she knew she was running in 2008 after losing the primary to Barack... I think that is pretty obvious to anybody with a pulse


    call me when there is something juicy

    She's been running or preparing to run since at least Bill's second term when she launched her NY Senate bid. Likely longer than that.

    exactly... I was speaking more of running again once Obama was out of office...

    the real issue she will face is holding the white hosue in 4 years since 16 years of either party in the white house seems impossible with todays ridiculous political environment... but the GOP is pathetic and only caters to older angry white voters and the elite so I cant see how they win the white house ever again unless they completely pivot on most of their platform
  • mrussel1
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    my2hands said:

    JimmyV said:

    my2hands said:

    I love how people are surprised she planned on running earlier than it was announced.. she knew she was running in 2008 after losing the primary to Barack... I think that is pretty obvious to anybody with a pulse


    call me when there is something juicy

    She's been running or preparing to run since at least Bill's second term when she launched her NY Senate bid. Likely longer than that.

    exactly... I was speaking more of running again once Obama was out of office...

    the real issue she will face is holding the white hosue in 4 years since 16 years of either party in the white house seems impossible with todays ridiculous political environment... but the GOP is pathetic and only caters to older angry white voters and the elite so I cant see how they win the white house ever again unless they completely pivot on most of their platform
    I wonder if Trump would run again. What's stopping him?
  • BS44325
    BS44325 Posts: 6,124
    mrussel1 said:

    my2hands said:

    JimmyV said:

    my2hands said:

    I love how people are surprised she planned on running earlier than it was announced.. she knew she was running in 2008 after losing the primary to Barack... I think that is pretty obvious to anybody with a pulse


    call me when there is something juicy

    She's been running or preparing to run since at least Bill's second term when she launched her NY Senate bid. Likely longer than that.

    exactly... I was speaking more of running again once Obama was out of office...

    the real issue she will face is holding the white hosue in 4 years since 16 years of either party in the white house seems impossible with todays ridiculous political environment... but the GOP is pathetic and only caters to older angry white voters and the elite so I cant see how they win the white house ever again unless they completely pivot on most of their platform
    I wonder if Trump would run again. What's stopping him?
    Please no
  • dignin
    dignin Posts: 9,478
    edited October 2016
    Anyone see Michelle Obama's speech today? Very powerful. I think she is even better at giving a speech than her husband.

    Here it is.

    http://digg.com/video/michelle-obama-speech-trump-sexual-assault
  • JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    JC29856 said:

    I'm starting to wonder why from all things I know and am learning about Hilliary and all the things put into motion years ago for her to win the presidency (which she will as I've stated numerous times) why she isn't up 50 points?
    I kinda wondered the same thing about Gore 2000. Which of the 2 ran a more disastrous campaign?
    Shouldn't Hilliary landslide trump (like Gore should have landslided bush)? She has the unprecedented support of even the staunchest republicans. If her margin of victory or the popular vote margin is anywhere near close, then you have to assume Trump is probably the only candidate she would have beat.
    I wouldn't want to be a down ticket democrat this year, that's for sure.

    Did you read the WaPo editorial endorsement of Hillary?
    No, I stay away from endorsements. I never really understood why they mattered, whether from a publication or a person.
    Well, kind of like how I feel about internal campaign emails but I've been reading them anyway. I'm not asking because I expect you to change your mind but I think it gives a good description of Hillary's flaws. But ignorance is bliss I guess.
    If you have a good feel for the inter workings of campaigns then no need to read the campaign emails.
    Wow, criticized if I read them, criticized if I don't. I do have a pretty good sense of how political campaigns work but my education and experience wouldn't prevent me from considering other sources of information. Unfortunately, you don't share the same view. Ignorance is indeed bliss.
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  • HughFreakingDillon
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    dignin said:

    Anyone see Michelle Obama's speech today? Very powerful. I think she is even better at giving a speech than her husband.

    Here it is.

    http://digg.com/video/michelle-obama-speech-trump-sexual-assault

    one of the pundits on CNN today called her the most impressive and most effective supporter right now. I agree.
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  • dignin
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    dignin said:

    Anyone see Michelle Obama's speech today? Very powerful. I think she is even better at giving a speech than her husband.

    Here it is.

    http://digg.com/video/michelle-obama-speech-trump-sexual-assault

    one of the pundits on CNN today called her the most impressive and most effective supporter right now. I agree.
    Absolutely no doubt.
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