Going to make the Florida GOP look that much shittier. Not that I think it will matter either way.South Carolina voter registration deadlines extended
http://scvotes.org/2016/10/06/voter_registration_deadlines_extended
Going to make the Florida GOP look that much shittier. Not that I think it will matter either way.South Carolina voter registration deadlines extended
http://scvotes.org/2016/10/06/voter_registration_deadlines_extended
Mhmm. But South Carolina extending it gives me some hope that Florida might. Then again, Scott sucks.I'm skeptical this is going to matter at all.
Minorities & Whites, Men & Women, Straight & LBGTQ
Donald Trump has a long record of empowering women and minorities, as well as supporting LGBTQ causes. He values all loving familial relationships and wants to keep the federal government out of both your boardroom and bedroom. He also understands the benefits of common-sense legal immigration, but simply wants to restore the rule of law to Americas border. While Hillary Clinton hides from the press and cozies up to the ultra-rich, Donald Trump is going into black churches and Hispanic communities to engage in meaningful, solutions-oriented dialogue.
Gotta love the dichotomy of Drudge and Limbaugh saying the storm is being hyped by the Leftist weather agencies while Shepard Smith is on Fox telling people they're going to die . . . and their children too.
The fucking right-wing in this country man.
SETH WEATHERS
‏@sethweathers
@brianefallon Trump has at least 3 - 5% that will turn out that is impossible to poll. @JohnJHarwood
He lives in Miami I believe
Trump just tweeted this article:
http://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/2016/10/05/donald-trump-president-for-all-americans.html
Basically trying to paint Trump as the Reagan of 2016. This section was particularly LOL worthy.
Anthony Scaramucci, a high-profile New York investor and a leading fundraiser on several past Republican presidential campaigns, said Monday that he has signed on to join Donald Trump's nascent national finance committee.
Scaramucci becomes one of the first traditional Republican bundlers to join the Trump campaign and commit to raising money for the party's presumptive nominee, who is struggling to unite the fractured party for the general election.
Scaramucci said he met with Trump last week at the candidate's New York office. "I am on board and will support and raise money for him," he said. "I will do whatever I can to support our Republican nominee."
The sudden "Hurricanes are global warming propaganda" talking points are absolutely bizarre. I mean, this is going to leave clear evidence that these hurricanes are devastating. The argument doesn't make a bit of sense.
Some GOP clown that Harwood retweeted:
Secret voters!
Trump just tweeted this article:
http://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/2016/10/05/donald-trump-president-for-all-americans.html
Basically trying to paint Trump as the Reagan of 2016. This section was particularly LOL worthy.
The sudden "Hurricanes are global warming propaganda" talking points are absolutely bizarre. I mean, this is going to leave clear evidence that these hurricanes are devastating. The argument doesn't make a bit of sense.
Someone made a good point on ESPN that they should incorporate a mute button to the debates so ppl don't talk over one another
The storm is hitting Democrat leaning areas the most, so what Drudge/Rush are saying make zero sense even that way.
The storm is hitting Democrat leaning areas the most, so what Drudge/Rush are saying make zero sense even that way.
The storm is hitting Democrat leaning areas the most, so what Drudge/Rush are saying make zero sense even that way.
It's actually hitting Republican-leaning areas the most.
Oh, did the path change? Last time I saw it it was hitting Miami-Dade area.
Hitting north probably around Jupiter-Port St. Lucie.Oh, did the path change? Last time I saw it it was hitting Miami-Dade area.
Where do these people exist? Is he saying 3-5% of people are unreachable for polls yet are somehow registered and frequent voters?
Shot:
Chaser to come soon.
It should be doing the most damage north of there and up the coast, which is all Republican territory.
Someone made a good point on ESPN that they should incorporate a mute button to the debates so ppl don't talk over one another
I keep seeing stories of people planning to "ride out" the storm, and I think they're crazy, but then I remembered my mom would probably try to do the same thing. And I'd stay with her, because I wouldn't abandon her.
I complain about the blizzards I get, that are sometimes crippling and very annoying to clean up, but at least they don't really do much damage and casualties are usually minimal, if any. I don't think I could deal with the threat of a hurricane looming over me every autumn.
Drudge isn't the one who writes the report anymore.Why don't you go there and find out, Drudge? I lived in Florida during the 00s when I was going to High School, I'm sure you'll have a blast!
I can't even.
That's how I feel too. Blizzards and ice storms are a tremendous inconvenience, but that's it. Like, not to diminish how inconvenient they are, because they take the notion of inconvenience to the furthest and most dire end of the spectrum, but eventually it all melts.
@IAStartingLine
Today's new Iowa early vote numbers:
Total Voted:
Ds: 38,355
Rs: 16,932
NPs: 11,599
Requested Absentees:
Ds: 107,464
Rs: 66,864
NPs: 46754
Drudge isn't the one who writes the report anymore.
MASSACHUSETTS
President:
Clinton (D) 58%
Trump (R) 26%
Johnson (L) 7%
Stein (G) 4%
(Western New England U., LV, 9/24-10/3)
Iowa:
Oh no they think they're ahead in NV.
Some GOP clown that Harwood retweeted:
Secret voters!
Iowa:
This is good.Obama beat McCain by 26 points there in 2008:
https://twitter.com/pollreport/status/784143652557762560
"If you deport my parents, what happens to me?" Thats the question 6-year-old Sophie Cruz wants to ask the presidential nominees at Sunday nights town hall debate.
Cruz's question about immigration is getting attention on social media as part of an effort to put the question to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump.
"If you deport my parents, what happens to me? I am 6 years old and an American citizen. I have a 3 year old sister who is also an American. My heart is very sad, because Im scared that ICE is going to deport my undocumented mommy and daddy, reads the text of Cruzs question as posted on the Open Debate Coalition website.
Celebrities such as hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons have tweeted in support of Cruz, as have many immigration activists.
Cruz's question is one of more than 11,000 posted on presidentialopenquestions.com, a site created by a bipartisan group dedicated to bringing political debates "fully into the Internet age."
The site says ABC and CNN moderators have agreed to consider the top 30 questions, which users can vote on, for inclusion in presidential debates.
Cruz's question had about 11,700 votes on Thursday evening, while the top question on the site had just shy of 42,800. That question "Would you support requiring criminal background checks for all gun sales?" comes from Richard M. from California.
Immigration was not directly discussed in the first presidential debate of 2016 last week, although it has been a central issue of this campaign.
Trump has vowed to repeal President Obama's executive actions on immigration, including Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA). DAPA was launched by Obama in November 2014 in an attempt to protect the parents of underage U.S. citizens from deportation.
DAPA is currently suspended, after a 4-4 Supreme Court stalemate reverted the case to a lower court in Texas that filed an injunction against the action's constitutionality.
Clinton's immigration proposals include expansion of DAPA and its sister program, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
According to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), 4.1 million U.S. citizen children lived in the country without their deported parents between 2009 and 2013. The MPI claims children whose parents have been deported are negatively impacted in their personal and socio-economic development.
The social media campaign to include Cruz's question in presidential debates is not the California childs first time in the immigration advocacy spotlight.
In September of last year, the Los Angeles native caught Pope Francis's attention during his Washington, D.C., visit. Cruz's father held her up as the papal motorcade rolled by the White House Ellipse, and Francis ordered his driver to stop.
Cruz was allowed by security to approach the Pope, handing him a letter that said in Spanish, My friends and I love each other no matter our skin color.
Cruz then visited the White House as Obama's guest for this years Cinco de Mayo celebration, but her parents were not able to attend because they are undocumented.
Is this good?
Storm is going to be hitting NE florida the hardest:
(pic based on 2012 prez election)