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PoliGAF 2017 |OT1| From Russia with Love

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JFC.

They're really sending Dopey Spice up to tell the nation a lie about crowd size? This is fucking insane, sad, and hilarious all at the same time.

I hope his fans are proud. They've elected a giant piss-baby with a YUGE inferiority complex.
 

Teggy

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This is dictatorship type stuff. The government will tell us what is true regardless of what our eyes tell us.

This is not funny, this is incredibly scary.
 

rjinaz

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This is dictatorship type stuff. The government will tell us what is true regardless of what our eyes tell us.

This is not funny, this is incredibly scary.

Hold up, hold up. I'm a moderate/Independent and let me tell you that this is not a big deal. Liberals need to stop overreacting. Now let me go back to the sand and stick my head in it.
 
this was the wrong way to get the media on your side lol

It's just going to be bitch-slap politics for as long as they can ride the tiger. King Orange's fans want him to treat their enemies (ie anyone who isn't in the cult) as badly as possible. This is their revenge for their own failures in life. I expect the press banished to tertiary buildings multiple times during the first year, parking spaces revoked and questions/interviews reserved for servile outlets and personalities.
 
how will the media react to this statement

and dude's job just became that much tougher on Monday there is no way he can just walk out on questions twice lol

It's just going to be bitch-slap politics for as long as they can ride the tiger. King Orange's fans want him to treat their enemies (ie anyone who isn't in the cult) as badly as possible. This is their revenge for their own failures in life. I expect the press banished to tertiary buildings multiple times during the first year, parking spaces revoked and questions/interviews reserved for servile outlets and personalities.

welcome to the USSR
 

woodland

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It's just going to be bitch-slap politics for as long as they can ride the tiger. King Orange's fans want him to treat their enemies (ie anyone who isn't in the cult) as badly as possible. This is their revenge for their own failures in life. I expect the press banished to tertiary buildings multiple times during the first year, parking spaces revoked and questions/interviews reserved for servile outlets and personalities.

Truth. My aunt is a fanatic and has this image:

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On her cubicle at her office. Except it has Trump's face on Batman and CNN instead of Robin's face, with "FAKE NEWS!" in the caption bubble. Anyone looking to see crazy just need look at comments on WSJ/other conservative news sites' articles or their crazy family members.
 

Oblivion

Fetishing muscular manly men in skintight hosery
CNN's problem was never (surprisingly) calling out Trump for his shenanigans, it was putting Hillary's issues on equal terms.
 
Yeah, I think people misinterpret the 2010 elections as being a result of the Tea Party. The reality is that they could have been much worse if it were not for the Tea Party.

Democrats should be careful in looking towards that movement as any sort of model.
It's true that they blew some elections, but I do think it helped to whip other Republicans into a fervor over death panels, socialized medicine etc. Especially when it made Democratic representatives look terrible at town halls or state fairs or other public events where they had face time with constituents.

Obama was headed for a bad midterm no matter what (bad economy, low Dem turnout), but the actions of both the party and the activists IMO made it much worse.

But yes I agree we should be careful about things like candidate selection. We don't need Tim Canovas or Alan Graysons running in swing districts. But that goes both ways too - just on paper I think Tom Perriello is a much better candidate than the more establishment-flavored Ralph Northam in Virginia, for example.
 
Participated in Chicago's march. The train to get there was as packed as any I've ever been on. It was obvious early on that initial crowd estimates were far too small. Saw lots of great signs, and as we moved underneath the Loop, it was fun to see the train operators universally open their windows and wave to the crowds.

Yesterday I was just feeling depressed, but today has me energized.
 

Plinko

Wildcard berths that can't beat teams without a winning record should have homefield advantage
Cross-posting from OT:

His thin skin is going to cause an international conflict, and I have a feeling lives will be lost because of his fragile ego.
 

Wilsongt

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Cross-posting from OT:

His thin skin is going to cause an international conflict, and I have a feeling lives will be lost because of his fragile ego.

We will be the ones affected most, not the rich, unfortunately. They'll profit from our pain, suffering, and loss.
 

sphagnum

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I had a good chuckle at this post on r/socialism:

It's reasonably well-known that Marx wrote to Lincoln to congratulate him.

What is lesser-known is that Lincoln wrote back. The two of them quickly began planning a centuries-long conspiracy to bring communism to the United Stated by developing a party firmly rooted in accelerationist principles and bringing about crisises of capitalism.
 
It's true that they blew some elections, but I do think it helped to whip other Republicans into a fervor over death panels, socialized medicine etc. Especially when it made Democratic representatives look terrible at town halls or state fairs or other public events where they had face time with constituents.

Obama was headed for a bad midterm no matter what (bad economy, low Dem turnout), but the actions of both the party and the activists IMO made it much worse.

But yes I agree we should be careful about things like candidate selection. We don't need Tim Canovas or Alan Graysons running in swing districts. But that goes both ways too - just on paper I think Tom Perriello is a much better candidate than the more establishment-flavored Ralph Northam in Virginia, for example.

Perriello is a weird case because he's clearly progressive, but also has a proven track record in elections (even when he lost in 2010, it was a way smaller margin than it should have been).
 
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