So essentially the same playbook?

5 women walk forward and they point to 1 who had a different experience?

Trump openly bragged about being in there, but im sure that was more "just words"...

he was making sure Bill Clinton didn't sneak in there

I love how people who support him think that 'he's actually just a liar who's trying to talk big to seem impressive' is a solid defense.

This post was edited by AiNedeSpelCzech on Oct 12 2016 12:17pm

Hey Trump supporters, what do you think about the Democratic officials emailing Podesta that they were hoping Trump would be nominated because they thought any other legitimate candidate(not Ben Carson) would be really tough to beat?

If a legitimate candidate were nominated the Republican party would probably hold the presidency, senate, and house. The Republican party wouldn't be experiencing such turmoil because a bigoted, loud mouth scumbag wouldn't be the standard bearer.

Let that marinate for a bit.

This post was edited by IceMage on Oct 12 2016 12:40pm

On a smaller scale i've heard that HRC is holding back more hot mic leaks because if she snowballs him he'll have to drop out. and she might lose to a Pence or a low energy Jeb even. I think we'll have another week of silence then they'll drop the next round of hit mics and he'll be done and the GOP will be stuck with him. As annoying as it would be they could still force him out now, but in 2 weeks?



That and the "it was all for entertainment", as he sits in a trailer off camera and conceivably off mic.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Oct 12 2016 12:47pm

If only John Kasich was the nominee. Someone who holds fiscally conservative views and is as establishment as it gets on foreign policy. But since he isn't scared of brown people and let the Medicaid expansion roll out in Ohio, his party is cold to him.

another crux he has is a draconian view of drug policy reform. the only pot legalization questions he was given he pivoted to heroin overdoses in Ohio.

Kind of hard to pull millennial swing votes with that stance. i loved Kasich, but he let me down hard with that answer.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Oct 12 2016 12:52pm

Lol... not hard at all. Only potheads are overly concerned with a candidate's stance on marijuana legalization.

Ya only potheads want to stop paying to jail millions for pot offenses...

http://www.nola.com/crime/index.ssf/2016/10/police_arrest_more_people_for.html

If pot legalization doesn't concern you as a voter its because your head is in the sand and/or you're still drinking the DARE koolaid and believe legalization is a gateway to hell.

Plus pot use among millennials is huge, and reporting on that is really underwhelming. In legalized states the millennial numbers are really yuge.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Oct 12 2016 01:06pm