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Only realized it wasn't a joke at the very end. That's poe's law for ya.
Only realized it wasn't a joke at the very end. That's poe's law for ya.
Daniel B·;190282127 said:
So, if Hillary were to graciously step aside , Bernie has this covered .
He will probably rile them up and allege that Hillary stole the election.Remember when Trump was calling for a revolution and all that jazz when Obama won re-election? I wonder how he would react if he actually lost to Clinton and had to give a concession speech in front of his batshit crazy cultists.
Remember when Trump was calling for a revolution and all that jazz when Obama won re-election? I wonder how he would react if he actually lost to Clinton and had to give a concession speech in front of his batshit crazy cultists.
Remember when Trump was calling for a revolution and all that jazz when Obama won re-election? I wonder how he would react if he actually lost to Clinton and had to give a concession speech in front of his batshit crazy cultists.
Remember when Trump was calling for a revolution and all that jazz when Obama won re-election? I wonder how he would react if he actually lost to Clinton and had to give a concession speech in front of his batshit crazy cultists.
I was completely unaware that Obama lost the popular vote. I guess 51% just doesn't go as far nowadays.
Daniel B·;190277259 said:
OMG; I didn't know they actually sponsored Hillary's frigin bus!
This is like supplying Bernie's campaign with a NUCLEAR power source .
I should add that, not only is CEO of NGP VAN, Stu Tevelyan, close friends with the Clintons, the company was founded by Nathaniel Pearlman, who was the chief technical officer on her 2008 campaign and setup the now infamous email server, when she was Secretary of State...
The tumblr post basically outlines an academically studied "double bind" for women leaders that needs to be carefully navigated. It's why there not being overt sexism against a woman candidate doesn't mean that gender isn't an impact on the race, and/or that people's "dislike" may derive from a failure to adhere to gender normative expectations while trying to meet the image of what makes a "leader."In that thread Jack Remington linked this superb essay.
After the Benghazi hearing, I switched my primary vote from Bernie to Hillary for exactly this reason, and the author of the piece expresses it far better than I ever could.
Who cares?
Must feel terrible for a Star Wars fan to have their beloved franchise whored out by Ted Cruz.
"There's a populism to Trump that I found very appealing," Colbert said. "The party elders would like him to go away but the people have decided that he is not going to. I may disagree with anything that he's saying and think that his proposals are a little ... well, more than a little shocking. But there is something really hopeful about the fact that, well, 36 percent of the likely voters want him so the people in the machine don't get to say otherwise. That's the one saving grace, I think, of his candidacy."
As 2016 approaches and Trump's GOP lead continues to swell, Colbert also confessed that his earlier boast that there was no way Trump could ever win the White House was shortsighted. "What I do respect is that he knows that it is an emotional appeal, and it might be emotional appeals that I can't respect, but he knows that you have to appeal to the voter. And that's why, I may be wrong - I made a big deal about there's no way he's gonna win," Colbert said before conceding, "I don't know anything about politics."
In that thread Jack Remington linked this superb essay.
After the Benghazi hearing, I switched my primary vote from Bernie to Hillary for exactly this reason, and the author of the piece expresses it far better than I ever could.
Also Colbert had some interesting things to say about Trump:
http://www.rollingstone.com/tv/news/stephen-colbert-donald-trumps-populism-very-appealing-20151223
Right when the election was called, Obama was trailing Romney in the national popular vote. This of course happened before any votes from California were counted, even though its electoral votes had already been added to Obama's corner (because seriously who was questioning that). I remember the Fox News hosts beside themselves in befuddlement that a candidate could be trailing in the popular vote, yet projected to win.Obama had like 49% of the vote for the first day or so after the election. It got bumped up once everything was 100% counted.
Right when the election was called, Obama was trailing Romney in the national popular vote. This of course happened before any votes from California were counted, even though its electoral votes had already been added to Obama's corner (because seriously who was questioning that). I remember the Fox News hosts beside themselves in befuddlement that a candidate could be trailing in the popular vote, yet projected to win.
Right when the election was called, Obama was trailing Romney in the national popular vote. This of course happened before any votes from California were counted, even though its electoral votes had already been added to Obama's corner (because seriously who was questioning that). I remember the Fox News hosts beside themselves in befuddlement that a candidate could be trailing in the popular vote, yet projected to win.
As far as I know every losing candidate since the beginning of the republic has given a concession speech. Would Trump be the first to refuse? That would definitely be historically notable.Remember when Trump was calling for a revolution and all that jazz when Obama won re-election? I wonder how he would react if he actually lost to Clinton and had to give a concession speech in front of his batshit crazy cultists.
Well I saw somebody post some dumb shit like OF COURSE this will come down to Hillary vs. Trump. They're the candidates we deserve.
Fuck out of here. Like they're at all comparable. Hillary would make a damn good leader. To compare her to trump is so lazy I'm amazed the brain of someone who said that wouldn't be obese.
Yes, it's a good read. Back in 2008, I didn't really know Hillary Clinton, and I bought into the Obama hype, especially because my boyfriend at the time was so into him (he's now my husband and supports Sanders). But after the election I saw her performance as Secretary of State, and I read up on all the shit she's been through and still is, and aside from that, all the accomplishments she's had, I respect her more. She did run a bad campaign in 2008 of course, but she's turned it around this year, and I see a different candidate, but also the same one in some respects. So that's why I'm supporting her this time. #MyAbuelaI read this the other day and it's really my favorite thing.
good to see trumps sexist attacks getting some more legs with other candidates!
Don't. Rubio is the only one I'm worried about.
edit:
Holy shit this is actually a thing on the right
But this is some selective poll reading if I ever saw it. I mean, legitimately, this is amazing. I have to commend you for making this chart. I really do, because....wow.
Hillary Ber Mart Und
Rasmussen: 46 30 7 - - - - 7
CNN: 50 34 3 - - - - 5
Dont quite see why you got annoyed by that.
Democrats are getting the candidate they deserve.
Republicans are getting the candidate they deserve.
Of course they can be compared. After that happens, people run for the hills.
Eh? Eh?
Daniel -B I just want a commitment from you that you will be posting on poligaf after democratic convention.
@NateSilver538
Hillary Clinton, whose chances of becoming the 45th president have risen from ~35% to ~55%, has probably had the best year in Washington.
Back on board the Nate Silver train.
Daniel B·;190306049 said:I didn't quote the 61/30 result, as that ratio has essentially been quoted numerous times before, so wasn't newsworthy.
What is news, as I thought my post most effectively highlighted, was that, against Trump, the overwhelming Republican favorite (37/18 - HuffPost), Bernie has extended his electabilty advantage, over Hillary, and crushes Trump by thirteen points, compared to Hillary's seven.
And whilst we're quoting national poll figures, I see that Emerson College Polling Society outlier poll of 65/26, which I wouldn't be surprised to learn, was also sponsored by NGP VAN , has crashed back down to Earth, with the following new results:
Code:Hillary Ber Mart Und Rasmussen: 46 30 7 - - - - 7 CNN: 50 34 3 - - - - 5
So, all in all, with Hillary's huge NGP VAN misfire (quite fitting, given they sponsor her bus), and Hispandering, if you were to concede that her campaign has hit some rather large, self made pot holes, I would completely understand .
Daniel B·;190307679 said:If Hillary wins, all the wind would go out of my sails, and, as it looks like I was probably wrong, on Hillary not achieving a comfortable win against Trump, I'm sure Adam would keep you entertained, and soundly fight off any Trump loyalists.
Trump loyalists don't post here. They'd be asked to justify his positions, and then they'd be banned.
Daniel B·;190307679 said:If Hillary wins, all the wind would go out of my sails, and, as it looks like I was probably wrong, on Hillary not achieving a comfortable win against Trump, I'm sure Adam would keep you entertained, and soundly fight off any Trump loyalists.
The percentages don't mean shit, they are quite literally bad math.when was it ever 35%??? 2007?
The percentages don't mean shit, they are quite literally bad math.
Okay technically they mean something, but they don't mean what people assume they mean - odds like you get when calculating a chance to win a poker hand.
But that talk is boring, shit, who want to talk about crap like bayesian inference, I nearly fell asleep while typing it, let me run some monte carlo simulations and show you pretty graphs!
I AM A MATH WIZARD!
Reuters
Trump 39
Cruz 13
Carson 10
Rubio 9
Jeb 7
Christie 3
Huckabee 3
Santorum 3
Fiorina 2
Kasich 2
Rand 2
Gilmore 0
Pataki 0