Dr. Dwayne
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That's how she campaigned!His opponent is Hillary Clinton, I think that explains a lot. This election is almost more about voting against the other candidate than voting for your own.
That's how she campaigned!His opponent is Hillary Clinton, I think that explains a lot. This election is almost more about voting against the other candidate than voting for your own.
So Bush-Cheney part II but replace corporate greed with religious lunacy?What you guys are forgetting is the Trump campaign shopped for "the most powerful VP ever... In charge of domestic and foreign policy." So if you're hoping his inner NY liberal playboy will come out in the white house - it'll probably be to use the office for personal gain and amusement, while Mike Pence runs the country. It's depressing just to think about.
Mike Pence would not be out of place during the Salem Witch trials.What you guys are forgetting is the Trump campaign shopped for "the most powerful VP ever... In charge of domestic and foreign policy." So if you're hoping his inner NY liberal playboy will come out in the white house - it'll probably be to use the office for personal gain and amusement, while Mike Pence runs the country. It's depressing just to think about.
I think he meant Wisconsin.think minnesota will stay blue.
NH is a coin flip at this point.
Until he actually becomes the president. Then it isn't smoke and mirrors anymore.Basically this. Hes a class A bullshitter and i've yet to seem any realistic political plan from him. It's all grandiose claims and smoke and mirrors.
Of course it's not. Are you serious? The answers to issues like that are not as simple as the simpletons like to believe. Of course it is comforting to just go out and claim to have solutions that a drunk bloke at the pub would spout out. It feels good to live in the illusion that the good life is a simple matter of a few decisions away. The world doesn't work like that though and Trump knows it, he just knew that a large number of people were too desperate and frustrated to question it.Dude it's happening. I know it is hard to accept. But it is.
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I'm sure the truth lies somewhere in the middle. I just think the establishment factor is so much bigglier than any other factor by a big scale. Look at the recent trends; Corbyn, UKIP, Brexit, Bernie, Trump.. they are wildly differently politically and ideologically but they all have one thing in common.Not just of course. None of these things can be attributed to one factor. But that was one of the main agendas, not necessarily racism, but fear rhetoric, the vague promises of a better future using easy over simplified answers to appeal to the uneducated or plain frustrated. A large number of those tend to be old racists but sadly, many others were not which is what I am saying. This guy winning signifies that a large number of the so called civilized west is not as repulsed about bigotry as we hoped or thought they were.
I wish, man. It doesn't look like that at all at the moment.Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire to fall in Clinton's favor, majority of electoral votes in Maine + Minnesota and the hail mary win in Alaska which was surprisingly close in polls prior to election, and she'll be over 270. Fergie time comeback is on.
makes more sense. a lot of milwaukee votes still not counted for.I think he meant Wisconsin.
He is too much of a narcissist to worry about that IMO. This might inflate his opinion of Trump brand even more.Surely Trump is bricking it now. It's one thing winning an election, it's a whole other thing actually being POTUS. He's simply not up to the job.
Ya, there will be setbacks on those fronts. Let's see how far they push back the country on those.What worries me more is that Repiublicans also controlling House and Senate things like Social Security, Minimum Wage, Woman Reproductive Rights, etc all are now on the table for Republicans to gut,
Yes. With a sprinkling of POTUS narcissism for good measure.So Buch-Cheney part II but with replace corporate greed with religious lunacy?
PA, MI & NH are within a percent at the moment. It can happen.I wish, man. It doesn't look like that at all at the moment.
Noop, Minnesota. NYT has it as Clinton favoured by 0.7 and trending down - http://www.nytimes.com/elections/forecast/president/minnesotaI think he meant Wisconsin.
Not sure any of them would vote for Hillary thoughAn incompetent candidate has taken votes in some states, like NH with 4% of the vote. People that voted for Johnson... feck off.
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I'm here if you want to emigrate to Canada, @Melvyn darling.Remember when people thought how much of a joke it was that Trump was running for president?
Nonsense. Once he becomes the president, all bets are off. There is no way of knowing what he'll do.Of course it's not. Are you serious? The answers to issues like that are not as simple as the simpletons like to believe. Of course it is comforting to just go out and claim to have solutions that a drunk bloke at the pub would spout out. It feels good to live in the illusion that the good life is a simple matter of a few decisions away. The world doesn't work like that though and Trump knows it, he just knew that a large number of people were too desperate and frustrated to question it.
Ah, OK. Figured MN was locked for Clinton.Noop, Minnesota. NYT has it as Clinton favoured by 0.7 and trending down - http://www.nytimes.com/elections/forecast/president/minnesota
The country sees her as a corrupt insider who repeatedly pointed out what a cnut Trump was. Not realising that the guys who've elected him didn't care that he was a cnut, they just wanted a live grenade to lob into Washington to destroy exactly what she represents. So he was able to address their issues without policies-she was unable to do it at all (whether policies would have worked had she based her campaign on herself more, is a separate matter)That's how she campaigned!
Do you think Obama has been (or has been perceived as) a good president by the electorate?While i can readily understand the disillusionment aspect to all this, the willingness of voters to overlook Trump's personal failings (particularly in an election centred around the individual).
Well it's not over till it's over or something like that.Damn, how do you maintain this positivity? Impressive
There won't be any Obamacare. It's done.So with the GOP holding full house now, what will Obamacare transform to? Can't get any worse, can it?
Think it's finally a positive thing for once to be hiding out in a corner of Australia.I'm here if you want to emigrate to Canada, @Melvyn darling.
Not for the first time. The guy cries at least once every evening.Van Jones is going to cry any minute now.
Yeah, they both did. I still don't have a clue where any of them stand politically.That's how she campaigned!
Their first disappearing trick.So with the GOP holding full house now, what will Obamacare transform to? Can't get any worse, can it?