Oct 10, 2016

pretty sad that people live in enough of a fantasy reality where Donald "won" because he didn't actually implode on the stage -- which he really kind of did. Clinton is going to crush next month.

 

Oct 10, 2016

voting for trump would be indefensibly stupid

 

Oct 10, 2016

it was really hard not to cringe watching that s--- last night

 

Oct 10, 2016

I watched the first half of the debate today but it was so boring that I had to turn t it off.

Was Obama debates from 4 and 8 years ago any better because I plan to watch them for comparison.

 

Oct 10, 2016

sry my bad i wasnt actually trying 2 bait u out but u swallowed the whole thing either way


good effort blogfag

 

Oct 10, 2016

When he wins in a landslide the first thing I'm going to do is laugh in your face.

 

Oct 10, 2016

yessssssssss so happy this post exists

 

Oct 10, 2016

btw, for those wondering how this is going

Today NBC News/Wall Street Journal released the first fully post-Pussygate national poll. Hillary beats Trump by 11 points in a four-way matchup w/ Stein and Johnson (she wins by 14 points in a head-to-head). Generic ballot has Dems up 7 points. Absolute bloodbath. If the race doesn't tighten substantially, and fast, the Senate is a done deal and the House is absolutely in play for the Democrats. Unfortunately for Trump, he's blown each and every one of his big chances to make a good impression, his unfavorables are worse than ever, and he's quite simply running out of time. No one in the history of presidential polling has overcome a double digit deficit with less than a month to go. With Trump's campaign in a death spiral and with the DNC/Clinton campaign ground game being leaps and bounds better than RNC/Trump, there's no telling how ugly it could get for the GOP on election day. Tbh, rarely felt this blessed

 

Oct 10, 2016

Welcome to Greece come Nov

 

Oct 10, 2016

do u actually believe this

 

Oct 10, 2016

Both candidates are s--- and I'm starting to believe that there is alot of sabotaging going on in order to ensure that a government that benefits the higher ups exists.

What's so different about Clinton and Trump? Well...

Hilary talks about herself, Donald also talks about himself.
Trump and Hilary did inappropriate things and yet get off scotch free. (apparently people care too much about taboos on sexuality then any ethical action)
Both jump on hot-topic issues in order to get sympathy votes (With Hilary, it's economics, mental diseases and foreign affairs, with Trump it's making sure unwantables don't get into this country and of course, his plan to get rid of ISIS)
Both do not have any experience in explaining their plans.
Both are not experienced at all to take the presidency.
They will either turn this country into a joke or make it hard to live in.

The VP's are way more qualified than the candidates. Perhaps both Clinton and Trump should step down; let the real politicians handle this.

 

Oct 10, 2016

Like I said

 

Oct 10, 2016

You really think so? I can't see Dems winning the house till the new census in 2020.

 

Oct 10, 2016

Well the Donald just put the nail in the coffin with this one. To think he will win in Nov now is just insanely laughable

 

Oct 10, 2016

Didn't say it's the most likely outcome. But if it truly is a double digit margin, then yeah, it's absolutely possible. Let's see what the polls look like in a week

 

Oct 10, 2016

i feel confident--almost safe--that the dems take the senate. as far as the house goes, i've been steadfast in saying that the republicans will keep it, but now i'd say it's close to a toss-up.

 

Oct 10, 2016

this is...not a smart post

 

Oct 10, 2016

@JMG for president

 

Oct 10, 2016

hilary use to be secretary of state. and her husband was the president through a large part of the 90's. she was by his side during these times and she's been in/around politics for a loooong time

you don't think that makes her AT LEAST a little experienced to take the presidency? c'mon man!