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#MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain is trending worldwide, and is #1 in the U.S.
I feel like the drumpf thing is a premature ejaculation and/or a way too late orgasm when it comes to timing. Wish John Oliver waited until slow news week well into general election season to air it for full impact.
I hope it doesn't affect Trump's standing in the GOP race too much in the coming weeks.
Nobody really does period (unless it does go viral on YouTube) but it does give easy hit points for the Clinton campaign and could sway some GE voters.I don't think any Republican primary voters watch John Oliver.
hillary's vp, who it gone be?
Nobody really does period (unless it does go viral on YouTube) but it does give easy hit points for the Clinton campaign and could sway some GE voters.
Tim Kaine. Lock VA up. Lock up the electoral map. And real talk, he speaks better Spanish than Julian Castro.hillary's vp, who it gone be?
With Trump as the opponent there's no way anyone can complain about Castro not having enough experience or being serious enough.hillary's vp, who it gone be?
With Donald "The American dream is dead" Trump as the opponent there's no way anyone can complain about Castro not having enough experience or being serious enough.
Strike the starkest contrast possible.
hillary's vp, who it gone be?
Hillary's VP is basically either Tim Kaine or Mark Warner at this point.
There really isn't a deep bench for Democrat vp. It'll probably a sitting senator or a former governor. Kaine maybeHillary's VP is basically either Tim Kaine or Mark Warner at this point.
It would be amazing if John Oliver of all people managed to do what the GOP clown car has failed at.
Not much.What has Castro done?
@realdonaldtrump said:John Oliver, whose poorly rated show wanted me on & I refused, now taking cheap shots at me. Sad -- a total loser!
Super Tuesday thread will probably crash gaf
As much as E3 GAF? I dunno...
What has Castro done?
Same as Rubio, look good.
That CNN/ORC poll 35% of Republicans/Republican leaning independents definitely wouldn't support Donald "My twitter has become so powerful" Trump.
20% of Democrat/Democratic leaning independents definitely wouldn't support Clinton.
I believe you're reading it wrong.That CNN/ORC poll 35% of Republicans/Republican leaning independents definitely wouldn't support Trump.
20% of Democrat/Democratic leaning independents definitely wouldn't support Clinton.
I believe you're reading it wrong.
The base in that question is only the sample not supporting each candidate.
So that's 35% of the 51% supporting other candidates for the GOP.
And 20% of the Sanders supporters for the Democratic.
I believe you're reading it wrong.
The base in that question is only the sample not supporting each candidate.
So that's 35% of the 51% supporting other candidates for the GOP.
And 20% of the Sanders supporters for the Democratic.
"It’s breathtaking. That is disqualifying right there. To say you don’t know about the Ku Klux Klan? You don’t know about David Duke?" the co-host said during the opening segment of the show after remarking upon Trump's feigned ignorance of the group and Duke during an interview with CNN on Sunday, two days after he explicitly disavowed the group in a news conference.
The "most stunning thing" about the latest development, said Scarborough, a southerner himself, is that the latest maneuver "isn’t buying him a single vote."
“I mean is he really so stupid that he thinks Southerners aren’t offended by the Ku Klux Klan and David Duke? Is he really so ignorant of Southern voters that he thinks this is the way to their heart — to go neutral, to play Switzerland when you’re talking about the Klan?" Scarborough asked. "And to say he doesn’t know enough information about the Klan to condemn them — exactly what does Donald Trump expect to learn in the next 24 hours about the Klan.”
I expect her to have raised less, but also to still have more cash on hand when FEC filings come out later.Staggering. Wonder where Clinton is.
Sanders Campaign Says It Raised $36 Million in February
I'm guessing burn rate is still high, but given cash on hand was $14.7M end of Jan, he has enough to go for a while I guess.
Sanders Campaign Says It Raised $36 Million in February
I'm guessing outflow is still high (if it's similar to the $35M in Jan), but given cash on hand was $14.7M end of Jan, he has enough to go for a while I guess.
I expect her to have raised less, but also to still have more cash on hand when FEC filings come out later.
Their best-case Super Tuesday scenario looks like this: Of the 11 states holding Democratic contests, Sanders wins Colorado, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and Oklahoma -- four states where hes invested in television advertising. Then he blows out Clinton in Vermont, and keeps it close in Virginia. As long as Clintons margins of victory in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas states with sizable African-American populations arent too overwhelming, he could march onto a trio of friendlier contests the following weekend with a credible case to make. His campaign could argue that Super Tuesday was a split decision, one that would still likely see him trailing Clinton in delegates, but not by an insurmountable margin, thanks to their proportional allocation.
I hope Super Tuesday isn't a blowout for Hillary and Trump ( although it likely will be ). Ideally I want the races to be close until the conventions to keep it interesting until June. November is a long ways away
Depends on how big the wipe out is. With the #momentum coming out of SC, and Mook's caucus strategy seemingly working, it seems entirely plausible she wins them all except Vermont.It's just a question of whether he should rather than finances. If he is wiped out barring Vermont tomorrow what is the point?