I fully agree that there was, and will continue to be, voter suppression.
But it didn't suppress millions.
And to think so is to fundamentally miss the point. And when this greek tragedy occurred. Hint: the timeline is in Hillary's emails. Spoiler: it was 2012.
Well, I wouldn't use those words because I'm not an asshole.
But, yes, she was a horrible candidate. And Trump, even worse in his own right, was a master at flaming every piece of smoke coming out of her to make fire.
So 7M dems stayed home because they didn't like their own candidate. And the same number of GOPs voted ('12 vs '16) because they didn't like the other candidate.
Jessica Leeds Kristin Anderson Barbara Corcoran Cathy Heller Mariah Billado Jill Harth Karena Virginia Temple Taggart Mindy McGillivray Rachel Crooks Natasha Stoynoff Jessica Drake Ninni Laaksonen Summer Zervos Cassandra Searles
And definitely don't read about him raping a 13 yr old girl provided by Epstein, who pled guilty to doing exactly that in 2008. http://www.alternet.org/electi...
Finally, remember that Trump was going to provide proof of his innocence & sue everyone falsely accusing him? Just wondering where that is.
And, we all lost. If you don't believe that, go look at who he's putting into his cabinet.
Ahh, the old Fox News trope of 'bad economy'. Not recovered better than anyone in history from a massive recession caused by a Republican president's policies.
Grabbing pussies and Anthony Weiner notwithstanding. That was all just noise.
It's cool that you put down sexual assault so easily. What's your moms address? See how she feels about having it done to her.
I don't disagree. But then we need to hold Reagan, both Bushes, and Obama responsible for all the innocent people killed in the middle east under the guise of protecting our 'freedom'.
The closest Trump came was saying that he'd make the military commit war crimes. During a debate on national TV. Then reiterated it the next day when asked about it.
1. Trump received about the same number of votes as Romney did in 2012. 2. Hillary received about 10M fewer votes than Obama did in 2012.
Neither was a remotely good candidate.
But only one was 'great' at exposing every little flaw of the other candidate. Meanwhile, the other one stuck to the traditional politician script in a decidedly non-traditional election.
They both won their primaries because they were the best politicians, not the best options. Trump won the election because he was the best politician, not the best option.
Both the DNC & the RNC need to go back to square one and start promoting their best candidates, not the best politicians. The best candidates will serve more of the whole of America than either one of these candidates ever would.
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Bullshit. China has the capacity to replace all the manufacturing they buy from the US, if they want. Remember they have whole cities sitting empty.
We don't have an extra billion people to replace those purchases.
It's a very lopsided war, and we will lose if China wants us to.
all@company.com isn't very long.
Sounds a lot like they all followed illegal orders. From Rumsfeld on down.
They may have paid for it, but that doesn't mean they didn't follow them.
Or did you miss that part?
I fully agree that there was, and will continue to be, voter suppression.
But it didn't suppress millions.
And to think so is to fundamentally miss the point. And when this greek tragedy occurred. Hint: the timeline is in Hillary's emails. Spoiler: it was 2012.
Or Kraft Cheese.
That's ... about the least convincing argument for any politician I've ever heard.
My take on it.
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How the fuck do you think Mrs. Obama is a shitstain?
Other than from Fox News.
Well, I wouldn't use those words because I'm not an asshole.
But, yes, she was a horrible candidate. And Trump, even worse in his own right, was a master at flaming every piece of smoke coming out of her to make fire.
So 7M dems stayed home because they didn't like their own candidate. And the same number of GOPs voted ('12 vs '16) because they didn't like the other candidate.
Meanwhile, there were 7M fewer democrat votes for Pres than in 2012. But about the same for republicans.
Maaaaaabye, it was something else.
How fucking dumb are you?
http://people.com/politics/eve...
Jessica Leeds
Kristin Anderson
Barbara Corcoran
Cathy Heller
Mariah Billado
Jill Harth
Karena Virginia
Temple Taggart
Mindy McGillivray
Rachel Crooks
Natasha Stoynoff
Jessica Drake
Ninni Laaksonen
Summer Zervos
Cassandra Searles
And definitely don't read about him raping a 13 yr old girl provided by Epstein, who pled guilty to doing exactly that in 2008.
http://www.alternet.org/electi...
Finally, remember that Trump was going to provide proof of his innocence & sue everyone falsely accusing him? Just wondering where that is.
And, we all lost. If you don't believe that, go look at who he's putting into his cabinet.
Ahh, the old Fox News trope of 'bad economy'. Not recovered better than anyone in history from a massive recession caused by a Republican president's policies.
Grabbing pussies and Anthony Weiner notwithstanding. That was all just noise.
It's cool that you put down sexual assault so easily. What's your moms address? See how she feels about having it done to her.
Just a reminder.
'Tax and spend' is a much more fiscally conservative point of view than 'just spend'.
Both were terrible candidates.
Dems apparently thought their own candidate was worse than GOPs did.
Unlike the soldiers at Abu Ghraib?
I don't disagree. But then we need to hold Reagan, both Bushes, and Obama responsible for all the innocent people killed in the middle east under the guise of protecting our 'freedom'.
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You do know they're easily verifiable, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Romney: 60.9M votes
Obama: 65.9M votes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Trump: 59.7M votes
Clinton: 59.9M votes
So it was 7M fewer for Clinton instead of 10M. The point is still exactly the same.
Agreed, but that's kind what I meant by Trump was the better politician.
It's awfully Hitler like.
The closest Trump came was saying that he'd make the military commit war crimes. During a debate on national TV. Then reiterated it the next day when asked about it.
Here are some facts.
1. Trump received about the same number of votes as Romney did in 2012.
2. Hillary received about 10M fewer votes than Obama did in 2012.
Neither was a remotely good candidate.
But only one was 'great' at exposing every little flaw of the other candidate. Meanwhile, the other one stuck to the traditional politician script in a decidedly non-traditional election.
They both won their primaries because they were the best politicians, not the best options.
Trump won the election because he was the best politician, not the best option.
Both the DNC & the RNC need to go back to square one and start promoting their best candidates, not the best politicians. The best candidates will serve more of the whole of America than either one of these candidates ever would.
They don't care. The East is bigger than the West.
Are you aware that saying 'why' something happened isn't the same as blaming someone else for that 'why'?
Well, until Facebook goes back to less than 1 billion monthly users, your idea sucks for not impacting American politics.