Quote (EndlessSky @ 22 Aug 2016 19:51)

I did quote statistics.

They just hurt your feelings.

Quote (dark-soul @ Aug 22 2016 08:58pm)

Wouldn't Hilary also face a terribly uncooperative congress? Republicans seem to hate her more than anything. I mean just look at the number of Benghazi hearings, the email server issue, now another scandal. I feel like it will be endless bickering without anything getting done. I'm not saying trump will be better just that both will face issues with congress.

Quote (majorblood @ Aug 22 2016 09:32pm)

is this information important to you?

Quote (stimpy6298 @ Aug 8 2015 06:33pm)

We're tired of being lied to by lifetime politicians who lobby for their own benefit. Pretty simple to understand. What's more embarrassing is supporting a snake like Hillary and her crooked foundation

Quote (Pollster @ Aug 9 2015 03:06pm)

LOL. Look, what's exactly crooked about the Clinton Global Foundation? Never in a million years will someone be able to credibly claim that CGF is somehow disqualifying to a candidate when there's another major candidate running in the same election that is involved with a different foundation, that happens to be even less-transparent and more-successtiple to quid-pro-quo than CGF. Either your problem is foundations or your complaint reeks of total ignorance.

Donald Trump is lying to his supporters right now, and he's been lying to virtually everyone through the course of the past 30 years when he's pretended to be a politician because he takes random political positions willy-nilly depending on what direction the wind is blowing. The people who think Donald Trump is the answer are imbeciles, point blank period. They don't understand how government works. It's imbecilic to buy this moronic bluster that the president is just some magical "negotiator in chief." Donald Trump would get laughed out of the fucking room if he found himself in the P5+1 negotiations, as would his representative. He'd get laughed out of the room if every Congressional leader and presidential candidate had to go to the White House like they did a couple of weeks before the 2008 election when they had to figure out a way to save the economy. He'd get laughed out of every room in the White House.

If the people who are buying this bullshit feel that government isn't listening to them then the rational solution is to elect people who govern more effectively, not literally the exact opposite.

Quote (thesnipa @ Aug 23 2016 04:53am)

unless the seats swap, as they are fairly weak seats. The majority is slipping away this election and will be fairly slim. That said most dont like HRC, its a point against both Trump and Clinton.

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Quote (Pollster @ Aug 23 2016 10:44pm)

I mean thanks for the laugh and all, but in reality all that does is make me look prescient. I said no one would be able to credibly claim that CGF is somehow disqualifying to Clinton, she then easily won the Democratic nomination and currently has a massive lead over Trump. I said Trump takes random political positions "willy nilly" and "changes them depending on what direction the wind is blowing," and that's exactly what we've seen all year. Reportedly he's doing it this very week on the main issue that's activated his entire candidacy, delaying a speech he was scheduled to give after coming out and having to insist that he really wasn't flip-flopping on his cherished deportation force.

I mean I appreciate you validating my political acumen but I don't think that was really necessary, there's nothing that I predicted there that was too terribly difficult to see coming.