Hillary won more votes for President

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  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    lolobugg said:

    Don't call it a comeback, she's been here for years.
    She ran a poor campaign, and now she's in tears.

    :lol:
  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562

    JC29856 said:

    Free said:
    Yeah we should just ignore it....smart
    Correct....Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News,
    It's not fake. Obama ordered a full review to be completed before he leaves office.
    ...because Russia is involved in voter fraud and causing Hillary to lose.

    :lol:
  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    edited December 2016
    lolobugg said:

    Free said:

    Did anyone actually Watch the video I posted?

    summation please.... I can't watch youtube at work.
    Will democrats ever stop punching themselves in the face? Weak outcome for the Dems means that they will win the next election according to Pelosi. She sees no reason to change ANYTHING within the party.

    It's Cenk from TYT, worth seeing when you get a chance.
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  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?
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  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
  • CM189191CM189191 Posts: 6,927
    Free said:

    JC29856 said:

    Free said:
    Yeah we should just ignore it....smart
    Correct....Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News, Ignore Fake News,
    It's not fake. Obama ordered a full review to be completed before he leaves office.
    ...because Russia is involved in voter fraud and causing Hillary to lose.

    :lol:
    This just in: Report Shows Vast Reach of Russian Cheating
  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    This isn't (or shouldn't be) a partisan issue. There is a chance a foreign government sought to covertly influence the outcome of our election. Of course it should be investigated. That the Democrats have not carried themselves well does not change that.

    An investigation isn't seeking refuge in anything.
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  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    Brilliant move on the Dems part to claim Fake News is responsible for Clinton's loss. The Dems can then justify not having to do any self-reflection on their many problems with the election, never have to make any changes, and continue with business as usual. Democrats will do ANYTHING to avoid self-reflection rather than change policy or strategy.




    A Clinton Fan Manufactured Fake News That MSNBC Personalities Spread to Discredit WikiLeaks Docs

    http://www.commondreams.org/views/2016/12/09/clinton-fan-manufactured-fake-news-msnbc-personalities-spread-discredit-wikileaks
  • CM189191CM189191 Posts: 6,927
    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    Weak campaign?
    80,000 people in 3 states decided this election
    vs
    2,600,000 popular vote margin across 50 states
    That's hardly what I would consider weak.
  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    It's weak when their candidate was one of the two most popular candidates in US history... then LOST. It's weak that they can't accept responsibility for their loss. It's weak when they keep blaming Russia for their problems. It's weak when they're using the "fake news" news stories to push their agenda. (Ahem, above)

    Weak, weak, weak.
  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    CM189191 said:

    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    Weak campaign?
    80,000 people in 3 states decided this election
    vs
    2,600,000 popular vote margin across 50 states
    That's hardly what I would consider weak.
    A strong campaign competes nationally, not just on the coasts and in the cities. A 2.6 million margin of "victory" coupled with a blowout loss in the Electoral College is nothing to be proud of.
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  • This thread title is so asinine and completely demonstrates how the American election process and political system is so obtuse.
  • JC29856JC29856 Posts: 9,617
    edited December 2016
    CM189191 said:

    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    Weak campaign?
    80,000 people in 3 states decided this election
    vs
    2,600,000 popular vote margin across 50 states
    That's hardly what I would consider weak.
    Or two counties la and ny!!!!!!
  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    JimmyV said:

    CM189191 said:

    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    Weak campaign?
    80,000 people in 3 states decided this election
    vs
    2,600,000 popular vote margin across 50 states
    That's hardly what I would consider weak.
    A strong campaign competes nationally, not just on the coasts and in the cities. A 2.6 million margin of "victory" coupled with a blowout loss in the Electoral College is nothing to be proud of.
    Yup. She was the chosen one. She was anointed, and was supposed to glide into the Oval Office. Especially since her opponent was a joke candidate.

    But she ran an awful campaign. She was unlikable. She was arrogant and over confident. There really isn't much to praise about her effort. She earned that loss by working hard for it and surrounding herself with establishment, beltway veterans who were as out of touch as she is with voters in the middle of the country. If I were running as a Dem next time around I'd make sure I surrounded myself with a different set of characters. After a month it is clear that they are still out of touch, blaming everything and everyone but themselves and their candidate for their loss.
    "I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/08
  • CM189191 said:

    Free said:

    JimmyV said:

    If there is even a whiff of Russian involvement it should be investigated. What argument is there against that?

    Oh I don't know, the Dems who refuse to acknowledge that they had a weak candidate with a weak campaign, and one of the 2 most unpopular candidates in US history? Seeking refuge in blaming and investigating Russia as the culprit does NOT help this weakened party. It makes them look worse as they continue to drop responsibility and seek blame elsewhere STILL - 4 1/2 weeks later.
    Weak campaign?
    80,000 people in 3 states decided this election
    vs
    2,600,000 popular vote margin across 50 states
    That's hardly what I would consider weak.
    When you lose to President-elect Trump what do you consider it?
  • BentleyspopBentleyspop Posts: 10,746
    Free said:

    It's weak when their candidate was one of the two most popular candidates in US history... then LOST. It's weak that they can't accept responsibility for their loss. It's weak when they keep blaming Russia for their problems. It's weak when they're using the "fake news" news stories to push their agenda. (Ahem, above)

    Weak, weak, weak.

    You're right it was weak
    But win or lose, no matter who you supported, if a foreign government was in any way involved in how the election turned out then it had to be investigated and dealt with.
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,429
    Americans are ok with Russia having such an influence in our election processes ? Whoa
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562

    Free said:

    It's weak when their candidate was one of the two most popular candidates in US history... then LOST. It's weak that they can't accept responsibility for their loss. It's weak when they keep blaming Russia for their problems. It's weak when they're using the "fake news" news stories to push their agenda. (Ahem, above)

    Weak, weak, weak.

    You're right it was weak
    But win or lose, no matter who you supported, if a foreign government was in any way involved in how the election turned out then it had to be investigated and dealt with.
    Ok, but I still call Bullshit. We'll see how many tax dollars are spent on this.
  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163

    Americans are ok with Russia having such an influence in our election processes ? Whoa

    Mitch McConnell was. That speaks volumes.
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  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.
  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,429
    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    So the country should only focus on what you perceived as corrupt and just turn an eye away from this Russia issue ?
    jesus greets me looks just like me ....
  • eddieceddiec Posts: 3,877
    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    Don't worry. It won't come anywhere close to what Benghazi cost the taxpayer.
  • JimmyVJimmyV Posts: 19,163
    edited December 2016
    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    Take a step back and imagine Bernie was the nominee and not Hillary. Would you be saying the same thing? Because I would. This needs to cut deeper than partisan divides and candidate preferences.
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  • josevolutionjosevolution Posts: 29,429
    Well then everything needs to be exposed & investigated including any wrongdoing that happened during the primaries, see who's guilty and who's not put the guilty ones in prison ...Retribution against Russia would be more sanctions .
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  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562

    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    So the country should only focus on what you perceived as corrupt and just turn an eye away from this Russia issue ?
    When are you Dems going to stop blaming others for losing?
  • FreeFree Posts: 3,562
    edited December 2016
    JimmyV said:

    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    Take a step back and imagine Bernie was the nominee and not Hillary. Would you be saying the same thing? Because I would. This needs to cut deeper than partisan divides and candidate preferences.
    Any party intentionally squashing an opponent running on the same party ticket deserves scrutiny. Any party cheating to win the primary deserves the same and more including shame and calls to step down. And any candidate who refuses to accept and admit defeat deserves to be called on it. Obama is embarrassing himself and legacy when insisting on blaming Russia. Investigate all you want, The fools are the American people believing it all. We have MUCH bigger problems but let's focus on that!

    Bernie would not, with his level of decency and integrity do half of what the Dem party has pulled and look the other way. You are comparing apples to oranges right there.
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  • The JugglerThe Juggler Posts: 48,878
    Wonder what Putin will have Trump do first after he takes the oath...
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  • eddieceddiec Posts: 3,877
    Free said:

    Free said:

    Claiming investigating other countries for our election issues is nothing with deflecting andnot taking responsibility. Let's go ahead and spend our media, time and money on this.

    So the country should only focus on what you perceived as corrupt and just turn an eye away from this Russia issue ?
    When are you Dems going to stop blaming others for losing?
    You need to step back and look at the big picture. Forget about political parties. If the Russians played a role in tampering/swaying the voting process in the US it is a major concern. It's not to reverse any decisions or make excuses. It's our old enemy, turned ally, turning enemy again influencing our politics at the voter level. Do you not see the problem with that?
  • mrussel1mrussel1 Posts: 29,627
    Donald Trump, without any evidence, sides with Putin over the US Intelligence Community. That's a stunning development. He forgets which side he is on... oh wait, he doesn't. He's on HIS side.

    http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/10/politics/donald-trump-response-russian-hacking/index.html
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