Fast Eddie B
Philosopher
Without comment:
NBC News is reporting 45% of Republicans say they might not accept the election results.
NBC News is reporting 45% of Republicans say they might not accept the election results.
More eager to see what he does with Dump's demolition at the Al Smith banquet last night. I just saw the entire replay. That was bloody.
Pieces of ****. Every last Trump supporter is a vile piece of ****.
Without comment:
NBC News is reporting 45% of Republicans say they might not accept the election results.
As is so often the case, it began as promising, then went off the rails somewhere around the halfway point.
The boos were deserved.
Without comment:
NBC News is reporting 45% of Republicans say they might not accept the election results.
Agree if you only look at national office. I think once you get farther down ballot straight ticket makes less sense. Politics being local and all. Although some of the down ballot people are ridiculous; e.g., having stances on border security, ACA, etc.
In my last long-term abode, NYC, I was involved in local politics on the ward and district level, so I voted names on the down-ticket and not parties. They were generally Democrats anyway, because we just didn't have any Republicans in Alphabet City - we were pioneering, not gentrifying. I often voted obscure third parties because there was no way anyone was going to offset the Dems hold on the area and thus there was no risk of a GOP Congressman sneaking in. I think the district last voted Republican in 1860 (but went Dem again in 1862!) and voted Socialist a few times in the teens and 20s. (It's been redistricted since the 2010 census revisions and is as safe a seat as you can find. 80/20 in the last few elections. Trump's in my district!!!)
Meh, it's just BS talk. The number of people who might possibly act on that premise are the same old Bundy-like idiots, living their own universe.
They get in a Trump rally and believe the revolution has already begun.
Meh, it's just BS talk. The number of people who might possibly act on that premise are the same old Bundy-like idiots, living their own universe.
Are you talking about plebiscites here? Such as legalizing marijuana?
You mean pales in comparison to what Donald Trump has put himself through. What about the torrent of abuse he's endured from the media? Or Hillary Clinton's nasty, rude remarks?
*These ain't all minor. Barnie Frank hosting two of them. Salma Hayek hosting another. I know I'd show up to grab her, uh, opinions.
The New York businessman was referring to a remark Mrs Obama made in 2007 while campaigning for her husband, who was running against Mrs Clinton.
The first lady said: "If you can't run your own house, you certainly can't run the White House".
Some critics asked whether the comment had been aimed at Mrs Clinton's relationship with her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
But the Obama campaign maintained the line was not directed at the Clintons and instead referred to their own struggle with parenting during a campaign.
"So, we've adjusted our schedules to make sure that our girls are first, so while he's traveling around, I do day trips," Mrs Obama continued in her 2007 speech.
"That means I get up in the morning, I get the girls ready, I get them off, I go and do trips, I'm home before bedtime."