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#4881 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 522 weeks ago
---standing ovation----
I agree with so much of this - but you know what they're all going to say? Nothing!
A big fat load of nothing.
Redirect the conversation back to "national polls" and other things that point to the possibility of upset.
At the end of the day....these hypocrisies and incoherent arguments never get addressed.
#4882 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 522 weeks ago
We should just forgo the election and give it to Trump - he's pretty used to having things handed to him.
No one will ever represent the establishment more than he....full of bluster....nothing to back up anything he says....
I got news for ya....Trump only helps Trump....
In addition, Wasn't it just a month ago that all you Trump backers were saying "polls don't matter?"
My how you all sing a different tune when the news comes out in your favor.
"Hoorah for me and fuck you."
Conservative mantra
#4883 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 522 weeks ago
We should just forgo the election and give it to Trump - he's pretty used to having things handed to him.
No one will ever represent the establishment more than he....full of bluster....nothing to back up anything he says....
I got news for ya....Trump only helps Trump....
#4884 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 524 weeks ago
misterID wrote:I'm looking forward to the inevitable HBO film about Trump's campaign. That will be hilarious.
There was a fantastic book about the 2008 election named "Game Change." What a killer read, just fascinating. I hope there is one about the inner workings of both campaigns this time, but more in particular Trump's. I'm sure it's going to be a juicy read. The inside scoop on Palin was terrifying, especially when you read that McCain's chief strategist, Stever Schmidt, later admitted that Palin "knew absolutely nothing" and her participation alone was reckless for this country.
Gotta love this tweet, can't remember if I posted it already...
Lol who the fuck is Bill MItchell? I think I met him once....he's a realtor right? or a used car salesman?
#4885 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 524 weeks ago
BIggest loser? He's going to rake in tons of money after the election even if he did lose in a Reagan-Mondale landslide. His speaking appearance fees will be astronomical and he will likely do what Palin did but magnify it x10000000.
I said this since the beginning.....love or hate the guy....its historic. He has proven that the absolute unthinkable can happen in the most powerful country on earth.....an outsider can come in and shake the entire system up and potentially bring it to its knees. He was just the wrong outsider.
The precedent has been set.
In 4-8 years when not a damn thing has changed, the real outsider is going to enter the world stage. When he comes, look out because that one is going to be unstoppable and the partisan bickering aint going to stop him....it will fuel his victory. There may not even be much bickering.....he may get all the votes.
Why would people pay for hear him speak at such an astronomical fee? He's the loser.
#4886 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 524 weeks ago
James, PaSnow....others....
If you learn conservative, and you truly believe Trump has lost....I would have to turn to outrage if I were you.
There is no excuse for Trump to have 1 office in Florida while Clinton has 50+. There is literally no excuse. This is a state that is won by a few thousand votes some times. He wasted a lot of time, money and resources. He wasted an election cycle. Now Republicans might be asking, "how bad is the damage going to be." In other words, who else is Trump going to cost during this election cycle? Democrats have the inside track to take back the Senate. It's not a sure thing by any means...but Trump is helping the cause.
We actually had conservative candidates that could beat Hillary. John Kasich being one of them. He would have taken Ohio almost surely which is a big prize in the electoral college.
Donald Trump is a grade A moron. He has massive debt, and he treats other people like garbage. I heard his hotel and casino business were down 15-30% depending on location. He's kicking his own ass. What happens after the election? He will be the biggest loser of them all on a very, very big stage. How does that hurt hist brand? I had never though much about Donald Trump until the last 2 years. He slipped under my radar and I always thought there was a mystique to the man. I always assumed, without looking into it, that he was a very smart, very successful person. This election cycle exposed a lot of things to the contrary. Granted, some of it was staged and embellished to appeal to his base, but those things are reality now. He cannot take them back.
The thing is his...he's so full of ego and bluster that he will never admit to one mistake. I doubt we will ever know how he truly, personally feels. I just can't even speculate what will happen him after the election. Trump will never be the same again.
#4887 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Izzy Stradlin MTV News segment(1992) » 524 weeks ago
I never understood what was so cool or special about Izzy. He threw away a band which he co-founded for bullshit trivial reasons. You don`t throw away something you helped to create, you just don`t, no matter what.
You could really say this about any of them....honestly...
#4888 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 524 weeks ago
Wtf is wrong with being called an escort? I visit escorts regularly & they're good people.. Don't get what the big deal is personally.. Mind you, having an ex-hooker as First Lady I suppose might upset some religious nut jobs.. funny tho.
I guess?!?! I suppose the good thing is that the US will be exposed for the white trash hillbillies that we are...
I don't consider prostitution an honorable profession. I do not think I should have to explain why. I would not take away anyone's right to do whatever he/she wanted for a living...but I do get to judge it.
#4889 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 524 weeks ago
Trump is pulling a comeback. It's on.
No...I don't think so...I think nearly everyone made up their minds months ago...
#4890 Re: The Garden » 2016 Presidential Election Thread » 525 weeks ago
Cramer wrote:misterID wrote:If he can completely change here and hurt his base support, he can really get away with murder, and people are going to have to take a whole other lokat his appeal. Maybe that's a good thing. His outreach to the black community has been a disaster, IMO. Why isn't he speaking to black groups and leaders?
He's reaching out to rooms full of white people in regards to the black community. I'm sure it makes perfect sense to him.
So the other candidate who hasn't done an interview in 7 months because every word is scripted and controlled is both more believable and desirable than the candidate willing to go on every network and talk off the cuff?
What policies does the DNC offer that have improved the quality of black Americans? Sure the DNC caters to Latinos with its absurd immigration policy. But that same policy is what brings in a similar socioeconomic class that directly competes with the targeted black demographic for jobs and housing. Please excuse me if I don't continue the false narrative that all Mexicans pick lettuce in the fields. Not much farmable land in Southern California, New Mexico, Arizona and Southern Texas - the area most Hispanics live in, legal and illegal. What rational person argues America should have an open border and once you touch US soil, you're clear to stay? In what reality is that policy sustainable? So who's offering real solutions and who's offering fantasy?
Free college to everyone? You believe that? With unregulated universities being allowed to continue raising tuition astronomically and many times the rate of inflation, sending every American student to college is an incredible deficit. It would only be paid for by a massive tax hike, something not accomplished without taxing the middle class. And the middle class isn't going to agree to that if every 18 year old dipshit can go to university to study The Effects of THC on The Young Mind for a year before failing or dropping out. Clinton neglects all the details of her proposal and relies on the fantasy. The hacked emails fucking showed the gameplay to keep her supporters ignorant of the details.
Anyone who thinks proposals like these are remotely possible are either uninformed or desire a fundamental change in our economic and government systems that they're not willing to be forthright with.
Trump may be a blowhard and a moron at times, but at least he's offering real solutions to the problems most Americans care about rather than only offer fantasy and imagined problems.
Do you know why? Hillary doesn't do any interviews because she doesn't have to.
That's how garbage Donald is as a candidate.
Hillary is kneeling the ball in the third quarter.
