Musk will have us on Mars before the state dept says they'll finish with one aide's e-mails

This post was edited by excellence on Jun 7 2016 09:33am

shit; common, trump is losing %, vote him please, pleaaaase...



nb:



This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jun 7 2016 09:45am

It would be amazing if both Trump and Hillary go to -25 or less in favorability this election.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/trump_favorableunfavorable-5493.html

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/clinton_favorableunfavorable-1131.html

Trump is at -24.3 right now and Clinton is at -18.1 right now, so it's entirely possible. They are both trending downard, too.

Why shoot so low? How about -30? We could get there.

This is the ultimate modern American political race. The ultimate "Douche vs Turd Sandwich" election. We got what we deserve.

Pretty much.

In other news, Hilliary, receiving harsh criticism for giving a discourse about inequality while wearing a $12,000 Armani jacket. Why not though ? I'd be rocking similar attire if Goldman Sach gave me $675,000 for 3 speeches

Hey now! She worked hard for that money! If she wants to line ol' Giorgio's pockets with the proceeds in exchange for a fugly jacket, that's her right!!!!



Fighting for us, in an ugly coat that is > 40% of the median per-capita income in America.

Yes and no. It's unfortunate but a sizeable percentage of the Republican electorate are enthusiastic supporters of Trump. This year has really showed me that Republican primary voters are insane... I'm closer to Hillary ideologically than Trump. Maybe it's time to switch to independent.

What took you?

Your mom.

I'm glad you've finally come around to realize that Republicans are insane. To everyone else in this country and around the world, it is pretty apparent.

Certainly Democrats aren't perfect and there are many flaws with the party that you can point out, but the Republican party has been a shitshow since 2000.

George W. Bush's presidency was a disaster, he was one of the worst president ever. So many things there. Then in 2008 we get Palin as the VP pick and she was a prominent figurehead for about 4-6 years. And then in 2016 we get Trump, and that one speaks for itself.

And this is excluding all the obstructionism and government shutdown nonsense we've seen with GOP Congresses lately. I mean, you're absolutely right. It's just totally insane, and the party has actually done a really good job of representing their insane base.

Republicans aren't insane, but a sizable percentage of Republican primary voters are. George Bush's failed presidency isn't necessarily a reflection of the Republican party, as both parties were in favor of the Iraq invasion and banking deregulation went on in Republican and Democratic presidencies.

You bring up a good point with Sarah Palin though. As Bobby Jindal said 4 years ago, we need to stop being the party of stupid.