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For the love of peace, SHUT THE FUCK UP. WE KNOW ALREADY, YOU FUCKING PUSSY.JohnStOnge wrote:Good heavens it's horrible that the Republicans picked SUCH a bad candidate that I have to hope for a Democrat to win and vote for Hillary. Like the thing just now where a guy trying to pretend to be a woman talks about how he married a woman trying to pretend to be a man.
BUT...the Republicans just HAD to pick a mentally ill nut job who is a pathological liar with impulse control problems. A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.
I don't recall if you were one of them. But people who supported Trump during the Republican primaries put us into this awful position. If you're one of them, you should be ashamed of yourself.CAA Flagship wrote:For the love of peace, SHUT THE **** UP. WE KNOW ALREADY, YOU **** PUSSY.JohnStOnge wrote:Good heavens it's horrible that the Republicans picked SUCH a bad candidate that I have to hope for a Democrat to win and vote for Hillary. Like the thing just now where a guy trying to pretend to be a woman talks about how he married a woman trying to pretend to be a man.
BUT...the Republicans just HAD to pick a mentally ill nut job who is a pathological liar with impulse control problems. A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.
And I mean that in the most sincere way.
Nope. Christie from the beginning. By the time it hit Missouri, Christie was gone and I went with Kasich.JohnStOnge wrote:I don't recall if you were one of them. But people who supported Trump during the Republican primaries put us into this awful position. If you're one of them, you should be ashamed of yourself.CAA Flagship wrote: For the love of peace, SHUT THE **** UP. WE KNOW ALREADY, YOU **** PUSSY.
And I mean that in the most sincere way.
Well then you should have no problem finding evidence confirming that. Let's see it.kalm wrote:THE primary was rigged. The evidence is everywhere and really not all that difficult to find.JohnStOnge wrote:
I'm well aware of what happened. There was nothing to suggest that any primaries were rigged. If you have some reference you can provide showing that any primary was rigged I will be happy to consider it.
I hope you change your mind on that before November. I hope you really reflect upon how that guy has behaved. To me there are warning lights blinking all over the place. And yes I have reflected upon how HIllary has behaved. Trump is worse.Come November, I will go with Trump. It's a matter of taking the best choice available.
John,JohnStOnge wrote:I hope you change your mind on that before November. I hope you really reflect upon how that guy has behaved. To me there are warning lights blinking all over the place. And yes I have reflected upon how HIllary has behaved. Trump is worse.Come November, I will go with Trump. It's a matter of taking the best choice available.
John, this ain't exactly new. We've been talking about it here for a year. The only people who dispute it are establishment liberal media types for the sake of party unity. Christ, the head of the DNC just resigned over it.JohnStOnge wrote:Well then you should have no problem finding evidence confirming that. Let's see it.kalm wrote:
THE primary was rigged. The evidence is everywhere and really not all that difficult to find.
Cleveland vs. PhiladelphiaJohnStOnge wrote:BTW one thing I'm seeing is that the DNC TV ratings are higher than the RNC TV ratings were. That's interesting. It'll be interesting to see if that means anything. But I'm optimistic about the chances that it will because they've been doing a good job of skewering Trump and apparently they're doing that before more eyeballs than the Republicans had when they were skewering Hillary. We'll see what happens.
That's not documentation of your assertion. If you have evidence confirming that the Democratic primaries were rigged, provide it.kalm wrote:John, this ain't exactly new. We've been talking about it here for a year. The only people who dispute it are establishment liberal media types for the sake of party unity. Christ, the head of the DNC just resigned over it.JohnStOnge wrote:
Well then you should have no problem finding evidence confirming that. Let's see it.
Do your own homework if you sincerely missed this and are truly interested, which I'm guessing you're not.
No Obama Bounce For DNC Day 3 Ratings As They Fall Behind RNC, ‘Wayward Pines’ Finale Down From 2015JohnStOnge wrote:BTW one thing I'm seeing is that the DNC TV ratings are higher than the RNC TV ratings were. That's interesting. It'll be interesting to see if that means anything. But I'm optimistic about the chances that it will because they've been doing a good job of skewering Trump and apparently they're doing that before more eyeballs than the Republicans had when they were skewering Hillary. We'll see what happens.
The former Secretary of State will be the headliner tonight, but last night saw NBC and ABC tie in that 10 PM slot where the Big 3 are showing the DNC live. Looking at the 10 – 11 PM ET hour, the Comcast-owned net and the Disney-owned net both got a 0.7/4 rating among adults 18-49. In overall viewers in early numbers, NBC was tops with 3.6 million viewers and ABC had 2.7 million. CBS was third with a 0.4 and 2.0 million watching. With President Obama speaking until around 11:15 PM ET, which is when Clinton made her cameo, expect a greater than usual adjustment later today.
Even with all the big names onstage last night, convention-to-convention, the combined rating of the DNC stumbled against Donald Trump and the RNC. Day 3 in Philadelphia was down 18% in the fast affiliates key demo from the drama of Day 3 in Cleveland when Ted Cruz refused to endorse the candidate and running mate Mike Pence spoke.
Trump has not been in government. I'm sure I could find plenty he's done that I dislike since there are all kinds of allegations of him cheating people. But that's not what I'm looking at. What I'm looking at is the nature of the personCAA Flagship wrote:John,JohnStOnge wrote:
I hope you change your mind on that before November. I hope you really reflect upon how that guy has behaved. To me there are warning lights blinking all over the place. And yes I have reflected upon how HIllary has behaved. Trump is worse.
Since you say you don't like both of them, make a list of the things Trump did that you dislike. Do the same with Hillary. Weight them based on their real impacts on the American citizens. Add up the total. If Clinton's number isn't at least 5 times Trump's number, you are lying to yourself.
I can only help so much with your willfull ignorance, John. I some point you have to own it and show an interest to improve.JohnStOnge wrote:That's not documentation of your assertion. If you have evidence confirming that the Democratic primaries were rigged, provide it.kalm wrote:
John, this ain't exactly new. We've been talking about it here for a year. The only people who dispute it are establishment liberal media types for the sake of party unity. Christ, the head of the DNC just resigned over it.
Do your own homework if you sincerely missed this and are truly interested, which I'm guessing you're not.
What the had of the DNC resigned over is a set of e mails in which people discussed putting out an allegation to discredit Sanders. A decision was made not to put the allegation out. There was no allegation of "rigging" primaries.
In other words you don't really have anything.kalm wrote:I can only help so much with your willfull ignorance, John. I some point you have to own it and show an interest to improve.JohnStOnge wrote:
That's not documentation of your assertion. If you have evidence confirming that the Democratic primaries were rigged, provide it.
What the had of the DNC resigned over is a set of e mails in which people discussed putting out an allegation to discredit Sanders. A decision was made not to put the allegation out. There was no allegation of "rigging" primaries.
So when you buy a car, you do it based on the color? When you buy a house, you do it based on whether or not the landscaping looks good?JohnStOnge wrote:Trump has not been in government. I'm sure I could find plenty he's done that I dislike since there are all kinds of allegations of him cheating people. But that's not what I'm looking at. What I'm looking at is the nature of the personCAA Flagship wrote: John,
Since you say you don't like both of them, make a list of the things Trump did that you dislike. Do the same with Hillary. Weight them based on their real impacts on the American citizens. Add up the total. If Clinton's number isn't at least 5 times Trump's number, you are lying to yourself.
I"m looking at how he behaves. I'm looking at stuff like a psychologist listing out the characteristics of childish behavior in an adult and how they fit Trump to a T. I'm looking at my own observation early on that he acts like a middle school kid. I'm looking at how you see, time and again, people refer to his behavior as childish. I look at how he appears to have zero impulse control. How he lies repeatedly. How he just lies again and refuses to admit it when he's caught obviously lying.
I do not want a little kid in a 70 year old body in that position. Especially a BAD little kid.
Search "rigged" in the poli board at CS. Or violent Bernie supporters Nevada caucus for starters. From there go to Arizona and RI primary voting places...JohnStOnge wrote:In other words you don't really have anything.kalm wrote:
I can only help so much with your willfull ignorance, John. I some point you have to own it and show an interest to improve.
