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[DrForester]

CNN said according to their sources Trump will be unleashed during debates.

I'm honestly at about 50:50 on him calling her a bitch or something else like "look here, sweetheart...".


And I can't wait to see Clinton's giant grin when he does.

 

[User 463088]

CNN said according to their sources Trump will be unleashed during debates.

Are you sure they didn't mean unhinged?

 

[NYCmetsfan]

Are you sure they didn't mean unhinged?

with trump, what's the difference?

 

[Black Republican]

Happy about Colorado and Virginia, but SAD! about Indiana.

Y'all thought it was gonna happen?


Bruhs. Indiana was a fluke in 2008.

 

[Teggy]

CNN just missed a bleep.

 

[TumblingHippo]

"Honey badger don't give a shit"

What is happening to political reporting on CNN

 

[Grief.exe]

Keep polling in Colorado at least for the Senate. Though last I checked Bennet was up something like 15 points over the Republican challenger

Let's run a far right opponent in a light blue state. Genius.

I'm glad Gardner finally supported Trump, now we can bury him when he's up for reelection.

 

[nature boy]

Y'all thought it was gonna happen?


Bruhs. Indiana was a fluke in 2008.

Senate is D + internal polling showed a tie between Trump/Clinton.

So yeah, kinda disappointing, although Indiana is a bonus and far from a necessity.

 

[Oblivion]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

 

[Spoiled Milk]

This dude on CNN - "how come the democrats haven't supercharged the economy after the worst recession since the 20's. Failure!"

Was also lauding 4% growth during Reagan administration but failed to explain why similar growth was not achieved during Bush tax cuts.

 

[Spoiled Milk]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

Obviously women's, us, and Germany.

 

[NYCmetsfan]

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[Slizeezyc]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

Them power rankings:

1. Women's history
2. Modern Germany
3. U.S. history

 

[Grief.exe]

Last time I checked, Reagan also increased government spending substantially and increased capital gains tax to compensate.

 

[User 463088]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

I'd pick Womens, then Jewish then Greek.

 

[Pixieking]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

That's my pick. Nice spread of subjects, giving a good overview of three very important points in history. Different enough to not all be "more of the same", but could possibly be used to give insight into each-other.

 

[nature boy]

Dan Pfeiffer ‏@danpfeiffer 23m23 minutes ago
The Trump shakeup has zero to do with winning the election and everything to do with preserving his brand for life after he loses

Oh wow, those Q polls are LV.

 

[NYCmetsfan]

@stuartpstevens
The RNC data is now going to be used by Breitbart.

This is how a national party becomes an minor cult run by scammers.

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[User 85168]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

Those are what interests me. They all sound pretty cool though!

 

[phisheep]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

Ancient Greek, German and Jewish for sure.

Greek good for politics of war, German good for politics of power, Jewish good for the really broad sweep. The Women's history starts about 40 years too late to get the picture, and the US is a sort of slice-of-life thing with too much Roosevelt.

 

[B-Dubs]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

I'd grab that US History course and Women's History. The US History because that's a really interesting time in our history and the Women's History because that shit's important.

Ancient Greek, German and Jewish for sure.

Greek good for politics of war, German good for politics of power, Jewish good for the really broad sweep. The Women's history starts about 40 years too late to get the picture, and the US is a sort of slice-of-life thing with too much Roosevelt.

The history of Teddy could be instructive since we're essentially seeing what happened back then happen again, in relation to the Republican party.

 

[FloydtheFathead]

Ancient Greek, German and Jewish for sure.

Greek good for politics of war, German good for politics of power, Jewish good for the really broad sweep. The Women's history starts about 40 years too late to get the picture, and the US is a sort of slice-of-life thing with too much Roosevelt.

Those are my picks as well.

 

[Roland_Gunner]

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Jesus. Your boring, sane Kasich voting Republicans must love the idea of having their data accessed by the Breitbart network. I'd rather wikileaks just broadcast my shit all over the world.

 

[HK-47]

This is funny considering he's about to get his first intelligence briefing.

Not all that funny tbh.

 

[ItWasMeantToBe19]

"Anti-establishment" is an interesting euphemism for "runs NeoNazi website."

 

[Owzers]

CNN said according to their sources Trump will be unleashed during debates.

Never doubted it. It's going to be all about rape and murder while trying to stun Hillary.

 

[darkstar0155]

Not politics related, but I'm gonna be registering for classes in the upcoming semester and I have to pick 3 from the following:


- Ancient Greek history

- Jewish history (17th century to present)

- Women’s history (1920 - present)

- U.S. History (1877-1920)

- Modern Germany (from the French Revolution to present)


What should I take, Poligaf?

I would take Greek, Women's, and U.S. but that's just me

 

[whyamihere]

@LPDonovan
Why is Trump losing? Same old song.

College Whites
IA HRC +10
CO HRC +15
VA HRC +18

White Women
IA HRC +15
CO HRC +9
VA HRC +5

God bless African-Americans and college educated white women, or as I like to call it, Obama & Hillary: The Electorate.

 

[balladofwindfishes]

Never doubted it. It's going to be all about rape and murder while trying to stun Hillary.

She doesn't really let anything bother her

 

[Teggy]

Was also lauding 4% growth during Reagan administration but failed to explain why similar growth was not achieved during Bush tax cuts.

Not to mention ignored that Reagan had huge tax increases - you can argue about how they were achieved, but you can't argue the end result.

 

[Grief.exe]

This article is lit

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blog...off-funding-for-trump/?utm_term=.29e041c18f19

• Donald Trump has two people, Kellyanne Conway and Steve Bannon, running his presidential campaign who have never run a presidential campaign. Bannon has never worked on a campaign. Of any type.
  
• Bannon is the former chief executive of a propaganda outlet that embraced the so-called alt-right (indistinguishable from white supremacists) and attacked a critic in anti-Semitic terms.
  
• Paul Manafort is still on the payroll. The Times reports a Ukrainian prosecutor alleges Manafort was instrumental in staging “a series of anti-NATO, anti-Kiev protests in Crimea led by Viktor Yanukovych’s pro-Russian Party of Regions — now designated a criminal organization. The protests forced planned NATO exercises there to be cancelled.”
  All of this would have been in conflict with U.S. foreign policy, which supports a free and independent Ukraine.
  
• The Associated Press adds: “Donald Trump’s campaign chairman helped a pro-Russian governing party in Ukraine secretly route at least $2.2 million in payments to two prominent Washington lobbying firms in 2012, and did so in a way that effectively obscured the foreign political party’s efforts to influence U.S. policy.” This raises a question of legality. (“Under federal law, U.S. lobbyists must declare publicly if they represent foreign leaders or their political parties and provide detailed reports about their actions to the Justice Department. A violation is a felony and can result in up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.”)
  
• Trump is campaigning in blue states such as Connecticut, where he has no hope of winning. He has not used funds already raised to set up anything resembling a presidential-level ground game.

 

[BlastProcessing]

Fairly good timing on sidelining Manafort



http://bigstory.ap.org/c01989a47ee5...n=SocialFlow&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP

It's terrible timing. He could have just fired him last night! Now he has to wear this shit!

Trump himself essentially conceded by hiring Bannon. He knows this is over, don't panic.

I am not panicked about Trump winning, I am worried about the damage he is going to do to this country over the next 80 days.

It's going to get bad and there is no floor.

 

[Slayven]

what have TYT been talking about since the primaries?

 

[Captain Pants]

I keep forgetting about the ground game advantage that we've got going on. Total bloodbath in November.

 

[Teggy]

Manafort tried to prevent the taco bowl post, so at least he has some sense.

 

[hawk2025]

Jon Favreau is basically my favorite person on Twitter.

 

[Plinko]

I keep forgetting about the ground game advantage that we've got going on.

And President Obama is still in the bullpen. Think about that for a minute. October is going to be great.

 

[B-Dubs]

Manafort tried to prevent the taco bowl post, so at least he has some sense.

Manafort's run actual campaigns before. He's worked with the GOP in the past.

 

[Piecake]

That time period in US history is really important. I would definitely recommend taking it.

During that period we saw the establishment of Jim Crow, the rise of jingoist nationalism, and the desire for overseas imperialist conquest.

It was also one of the most violent and turbulent political time periods in our history with massive labor strikes, violent responses to those labor strikes, anarchist terrorist plots, assassinations, bombings, massive corruption, populism, women's rights movements, temperance movements, etc.

After that, we begin to see the rise of progressiveness in response to the corrupt corportist/laizzee fair government that we had before. This is an extremely important period because we get to see how America dealt with the huge dislocations of industrialization that gave enormous wealth to business leaders, put millions in squalid working conditions in a factory and not on a farm, and how this new wealth influenced and shaped our politics.

Progressiveness was not without its problems because they largely favored everything scientific and what was scientific at the time was also scientific racism, social darwninism, and eugenics. The connections to these ideas and Hitler/WWII are pretty obvious. I think this is important because we shouldn't pretend that these ideas were not accepted anywhere else besides Germany. Hell, even pogroms against Jews were rather common in Europe, especially Eastern Europe and Russia before Hitler took power.

My other choices would be Women's history and Germany

 

[User 463088]

Why the fuck does anyone ask Ed Rendell's opinion on any fucking thing?

 

[Captain Pants]

And President Obama is still in the bullpen. Think about that for a minute. October is going to be great.

Yup! I get more optimistic by the day. She's had this thing locked down since at least the convention, but I think it will just get better from here on.

 

[Atlagev]

Manafort tried to prevent the taco bowl post, so at least he has some sense.

Link?

 

[Kusagari]

I looked more into that Q VA poll. In the four-way Trump only gets 23% of college-educated whites.

Great numbers, Trump.

 

[RustyNails]

Remember when Bernie wouldn't drop out? Good times.

 

[Roland_Gunner]

Why the fuck does anyone ask Ed Rendell's opinion on any fucking thing?

Rendell's one of those old school blue collar Dems who tells it like is. It telling it is the most important skill for a TV talking head.

 

[Black Republican]

Hopefully sometime in her 4-8 years in office. Clinton backs a black woman for supreme court justice. They pretty much pushed her over the top in the primaries.

 

[balladofwindfishes]

Remember when Bernie wouldn't drop out? Good times.

Some say, even to this day, deep in the mountains of Vermont, an old man is still chanting the words "Super Delegates"

 

[Mike M]

I'm honestly at about 50:50 on him calling her a bitch or something else like "look here, sweetheart...".


And I can't wait to see Clinton's giant grin when he does.

Something dismissive or condescending like "sweetheart" or "darling," sure.

But he's never going to call her a bitch on TV, no matter how rattled he gets. His direct insults are purely G-rated.

 

[B-Dubs]

Something dismissive or condescending like "sweetheart" or "darling," sure.

But he's never going to call her a bitch on TV, no matter how rattled he gets. His direct insults are purely G-rated.

You say that, but I wouldn't bet against it.

 

[NYCmetsfan]

Something dismissive or condescending like "sweetheart" or "darling," sure.

But he's never going to call her a bitch on TV, no matter how rattled he gets. His direct insults are purely G-rated.

"I'd like to beat the shit out of him" "pussy"