2016 US Presidential Elections | Trump Wins
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
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Al Qaeda and ISIS could only dream of fecking up the US as much as Donald Trump will. At this point is time, Deez Nuts is the Western civilisation's greatest hope
That's the funniest sh*t I've seen in a while.
The deez nuts thing just highlights how Trump's support is completely shallow and based on his comedic tv performances, and will get flushed out once more substantive issues come into play later primary season.
If Biden enters then I think Hillary will lose. If not, I don't see who else can beat her. Sanders has some momentum but ultimately don't think he has enough to win.
Hilary may be too risky. Come on Joe!
Wow Sanders is gaining pretty quick on Hillary. Even trump is nationally.
When's the democratic debate?
When's the democratic debate?
First one is 13th October.
Sanders has done well so far, but it's clear that the major demographic group he is trailing Hillary on by a long way is the non-white vote. If he starts gaining traction there he will have a serious shot at this nomination. It's still very, very early mind. Clinton will have to pull off a blinder to look good against him on the debate stage.
I did not put much into this email issue at first but the more I see Hillary acting like a smug politician when ask legitimate questions about it the more I think it might bite her. When asked about the servers being wiped she thought it cute to say "wiped with what a cloth?" Then tried to play the oh I would not even know how to do that crap. It just makes it more an issue the more she tries to be cute with it,
I think Sanders and possibly Biden will give Hillary a real run for her money. She's fortunate there's no younger, upstart in the Obama mold that's running this time, as she would run into some serious competition if there was.
I said some time ago, that Hillary missed her chance in 2008.
She will not ever be our President.
The reason Trump and Sanders are doing so well, is that they do not fit into the 'politician' mold.
People are simply fed up with the entitlement mentality.
Hillary is clearly lying about what she knew about the emails. Both the FBI and DOJ are investigating this. And she is running for President.
Biden should jump in seriously. He has all the creds.
She will not ever be our President.
The reason Trump and Sanders are doing so well, is that they do not fit into the 'politician' mold.
People are simply fed up with the entitlement mentality.
Hillary is clearly lying about what she knew about the emails. Both the FBI and DOJ are investigating this. And she is running for President.
Biden should jump in seriously. He has all the creds.
Hillary Clinton is 67. Joe Biden is 72. Bernie Sanders is 73. Is there not any younger options for Democrats?
Did anyone see "Deez Nutz"?
Literally 12 posts above yours.
Shat it you!
Jim Webb is 69.
Actually, if Trump wins it will be because the crash and burn has already happened with Obama. Trump would be the radical reboot - I hope it doesn't happen. Trump or Hillary is like choosing between the clap and herpes.
I'm no fan of Clinton's but you sound like a child. Are you an American?
Martin O'Malley is 52. Seems like a decent candidate as well if not for the fact that the establishment are supporting Hillary.
Who in their right mind would support someone like Trump? I have yet to hear anything feasible from him. I know I'm a letfy and all but come on, all the other republicans at least have moderately figured out policies. Trump just seems to say anything that comes out of his mouth, like saying there's some kind of conspiracy by the Mexican government to send illegal immigrants to America, I mean if that was someone who wasn't him everyone would say he was a tin foil hat conspiracy theorist.
People who can't distinguish between reality and reality tv.
Great little clip from earlier in the week. Easily the most talented politician running for president.
simply a decent and honest man.
My only concern is will he have the energy to go all the way.
My only concern is will he have the energy to go all the way.
I'd vote for him.
Bernie Sanders can't win. He's 73. He's from Burlington, Vermont. And he's more "Doc" from Back to the Future than he is President of the United States. Superficial? Yes. But most Americans won't vote for him.
from what Bernie said, he does not want to smear Hillary in any way. It looks very much like he wants the discussions to be about ordinary people. If Hillary screws up, I think Biden looks the most likely. I hope he does jump in.
Biden is a bit of a clown. I don't believe he possesses the required intelligence to be President. Says some really stupid shit. His teeth and smile scream to me "slimy politician".
says off the cuff things. genuine guy.
required intelligence? you must be thinking of Dubya.
Didn't have it either.
It's not even so much about being talented as a politician as just cutting the BS and talking about what is really important. It takes political talent to dig up dirt on your opponent and make them look bad without seeming to do it. This is the distinction he is making when the reporter tries to call him a "career politician." He'd make a great president, but Americans will get the president they deserve.
The anti-America agenda on the Caf is OTT as usual.
How is that anti-American? You think Sanders had a chance in the election if nominated? Because I'd be all for that.
Yeezus, new poll showing that in a 3-way race between Trump, Bush and Carson, Trump gets 44% and Carson gets 25%... Jeb only on 29%. http://news.yahoo.com/trump-widens-lead-over-u-republican-presidential-field-224439794.html
Possibly an outlier, but even so his momentum hasn't dimmed a bit despite (or perhaps due to) his absurd statements.
Possibly an outlier, but even so his momentum hasn't dimmed a bit despite (or perhaps due to) his absurd statements.
Sounded like you were making a snide comment with that line about "Americans getting the President they deserve". My apologies.
I think that's how speaking works, Mitch.
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