Yes.Also, should I have another beer?
So are we not allowed to use Pepe now? Racists ruin everything.
@HillaryClinton Hillary Clinton
If you wont say the KKK is deplorable, you have no business running the country.
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Mike Pence just refused to call David Duke, former Grand Wizard of the KKK, "deplorable":
So are we not allowed to use Pepe now? Racists ruin everything.
"Pepe the Frog is a huge favorite white supremacist meme," Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center told NBC News of the meme.
Tim Kaine gonna body him.
This is why I was hoping she wouldn't walk it back. The whole statement is sound and can be quickly supported with facts.
So are we not allowed to use Pepe now? Racists ruin everything.
Is it sad that I have no idea what Pepe is representing?
Is it sad that I have no idea what Pepe is representing?
Is it sad that I have no idea what Pepe is representing?
I think the half gets it talked about. Numbers get people's hackles raised because then they have to think about which half they are.Hillary's mistake was definitely the use of the word "half."
She should have just said "there's some portion of his support; I don't know the actual number but it's large enough for concern, that are deplorable blahblahblah."
One word can cause a problem.
The softest of softballs. "Hey is this guy from the KKK deplorable, yes no?"
Well I don't really want to call him names so I won't answer, also mums the word on that birther stuff.
Pence probably sucks at t-ball too.
Hillary's mistake was definitely the use of the word "half."
She should have just said "there's some portion of his support; I don't know the actual number but it's large enough for concern, that are deplorable blahblahblah."
One word can cause a problem.
I disagree with most of this.
For one, I simply don't believe anyone who logically thinks admitting pneumonia is the right call. To use a metaphor, that's like saying in a game of football that you should try to kick an 80 yard field goal AFTER your hail mary failed. In hindsight, you think it looks better, but there's a 0% chance the kick works. There's a nonzero chance the hail mary works. Announcing pneumonia without being prompted is the textbook definition of an unforced error.
Second, her deplorable comment was getting good press. Most of the headlines were of the "Is She Wrong?" variety. I'm not sure how you got the opposite read here. I'm living in hardcore Trump country and people here think Trump took a hit on that one.
Third, your point about press conferences is contradictory, at least with your own read. If the deplorable comment was bad, how has she been killing it on her recent appearances? I'd argue that she should do more events specifically because they've been good, deplorable included.
Politics reporter, 42, Washington, D.C.
I cannot stomach Hillary Clinton. I just can't get with her. Maybe because I know too much. I find so much of her world hypocritical, reprehensible. I think the rest of the country sort of gives her a pass, like, "Oh, she's always been attacked by Republicans, it's not that big a deal, email shmemail!" But I'm like, "WHAT! This is a huge deal."
And then I also obviously struggle with Donald Trump. The things I like about him are: I believe that sometimes you just have to blow shit up to build it again, and I think that a Trump presidency would do that. But just when I sort of get there with him, like, Ohhhhhhkayyyy, he says or does something and I'm like, "No, I can't!" Like saying, "What do you have to lose?" to African-Americans. Like, WHAT? What?
I think I would just have to sort of give in to my chaos theory of Trump and just hope that he surrounds himself with the right people enough that it's not a total disaster? Or Hillary would have to do a really convincing and honest come-to-Jesus with the media. A real press conference.
I cover this stuff every day. So for me, four years of Trump, selfishly, sounds a lot more enticing, just because it's going to be a dumpster fire. And a Clinton administration would be more of what we're seeing now, which is carefully orchestrated speeches, behind-the-scenes Wealthy McWealthysons going in and out of the White House, and really horrible transparency with the press.
This is not an undecided voter. It's a Trump supporter who doesn't want to be seen as labeled as such.
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‏@Acosta
Trump supporter just smacked a protester in crowd
In interview with @BretBaier, Gov. Mike Pence again declines to say if he finds David Duke "deplorable" but says he "denounces" him
Matt OHare, 28, middle school science teacher in Bellevue, Washington
I was a Bernie Sanders supporter. Now I'm kind of stuck. My thing is that a choice between classicism and racism isnt a choice. Its blackmail. And that's the choice we've been given, is to choose between Hillary's classicism and elitism and Trump's brash fascism. So Im actually torn between Jill [Stein] or Gary Johnson. I see the benefits of both, and that theres multiple ways to skin a cat. It's just which way would we like to approach it from? Do we want to approach it from an environmentalist/socialist viewpoint? Or do we want to view it as a libertarian, against-authoritative-government viewpoint? I think the [Libertarian and Green] parties, even though they're so opposite, should join together as a joint ticket to get us out of this problem.
He certainly is!
Uh, yeah. I haven't taken a sick day in over four years now. About ten years ago I was out sick for an extended period of time (like 4 weeks or whatever it was) and it was horrible horrible horrible. I totally wanted to get working again.
You guys are playing into the lazy liberal not wanting to work just wanting to get paid for doing nothing stereotype.
If Trump sees this he's going to win now. For shame.
Mike Pence is an extraordinarily stupid man, it's awesome.
I am literally that stereotype. I've cut my hours down to 4-5 a day, and I'm still looking for ways out.
Mike Pence is an extraordinarily stupid man, it's awesome.
@JDiamond1
A Trump supporter just grabbed a protester by the neck, then appeared to punch him. Also tried hitting a second protester. He is still here
Ultimately I think the deplorables statement is a net positive. The use of the word "half" may not have been the best (regardless of the truth of the characterization) but the statement, and Trump's immediate response to it, have forced the Trump into an awkward spot, as seen by Pence's interview.
Mike Pence is an extraordinarily stupid man, it's awesome.
2. Her deplorable comment is not getting good press on CNN, ABC, and WADR. It is being called a gaffe, it is being panned as derisive, and it is being spun by many anchors as an attack on voters. That's not to say it didn't bring up racist voters to the fore of the conversation, but at least on the national media I've been watching, it's been widely criticized.
Most of them?how many terabytes of gifs do you have?
the fuck