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93henfan wrote:Comey just cleared Hillary on the reopening.
Well that's swell but people have been voting during the 9 days following the nothing burger he threw into the mix when he said they were going to look at Weiner's computer.

There's no way he should have sent the letter he sent 9 days ago. Also there's no way he should've handled the decision not to charge the way he did. Massive commentary like that is not the FBI's role. If the FBI wasn't going to recommend charges he should've told the Justice Department the FBI is not going to recommend charges. There was no need for a public statement by the FBI director at all. What we should have seen was the Attorney General saying the FBI did not recommend charges. What Comey did by putting on his big show is throw mud on the Democrat front runner but at the same time not charge. Helped Trump. Had the FBI charged at that point the Democrats could've adjusted in plenty of time by selecting another nominee. And that other nominee, probably Sanders, would be crushing Trump right now. But instead he crippled the front runner without taking her out.

And he sure as hell shouldn't have done what he did 9 days ago. That was flipping unbelievable.

I don't think he intentionally tried to influence the election but what he did throughout the process sure as heck had an impact on the likelihood that Trump would win and I do think he really badly mishandled the situation.
God Damn you are so fucking stupid. :lol:

This is the FBI's fault? :rofl: :dunce:

Did Comey install The Hildabeast's home brew server all by himself? :?
Anything that has or will happen because of this so-called "investigation" is all on her. One would think someone with such a high IQ wouldn't need my help to figure this out. :silly:
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JohnStOnge wrote:
CAA Flagship wrote: Oh for ****'s sake. That is NOT what the FBI "determined".
Yes it is. How can you possibly argue otherwise? They did an investigation to decide whether or not there was sufficient evidence to charge her with a felony and they decided not to charge her with a felony. If they'd have determined that there was sufficient evidence to charge her with breaking the law they would've charged her.

What the hell is the matter with you? This is the kind of thing that demonstrates just how whacked out Trump supporters are. Totally detached from reality.
Comey said there was no history of bringing a case against these type of criminals. Most of the time it was a matter of someone getting fired or severely reprimanded at their job. But she is not secretary of state anymore so there is no punishment that could be given to match previous cases.
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A couple of things here:

Obviously hilldog wasn't going to get popped this time around. Based on Comey's interpretation of the statue he wasn't going to change anything. This was a last ditch effort by him to appear not to be a political shill, and it cost hilldog a little bit of stress but at the end of the day she was going to win the WH anyways and Comey will still be able to live.

This "do over" wasn't going to change anyone's mind. Sure some polls got tight but folks like JSO (the typical head in the sand donk voter) was exactly what hilldog planned to ride into the WH. 95% of the voting bloc had it's mind made up at the donk convention. Even after proof of a rigged primary and probably even with an indictment they would still vote for hilldog.

Landslide win is now back on the table for hilldog. The best the conks can hope for is that they don't lose the senate by too much. The good news in this is that the conk party as we knew it is done for, and that is a good thing for America.

Oh and this whole Comey thing just reinforces my view that holding the WH is all that matters. Obama was able to stack the executive side of things with his peeps. It's why anyone with a clear head knew a hilldog indictment was never coming regardless of what they found. Obama's guys were never going to let that happen. Same would happen if this would be happening to a conk.
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Vidav wrote:
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Yep Comey is bought and paid for, you cannot let an immigrant maid print ANY emails if you are secretary of state. That is just one of the multiple crimes this felon has got away with.

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Vidav wrote:
If she wins nothing is going to happen. :roll:
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To be clear, I mean nothing like you are suggesting. Obviously things will happen no matter who is elected.
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Vidav wrote:
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To be clear, I mean nothing like you are suggesting. Obviously things will happen no matter who is elected.
I think Vidav is more correct on this, because all signs point to a Clinton victory, and we all know from recent history that liberals and their ilk (anarchists, faggots, blacks, angry people with no skills or ambition, welfare recipients, unemployed millennials who want to be part of something beside sitting at mom's house, etc) are the people in this country who do the rioting. A Trump victory would have brought burning cities and random acts of violence against decent, innocent white people.
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Somehow this Trump ad is anti-semitic. :dunce: WTF?

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Sorry BDK. The American public has spoken. They're cool with classified information being mishandled, as long as your last name is Clinton. Otherwise, you go to prison.
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93henfan wrote:Sorry BDK. The American public has spoken. They're cool with classified information being mishandled, as long as your last name is Clinton. Otherwise, you go to prison.
Honestly, for me, I would rather a corrupt politician than a complete loon. I know, neither is a good option, but man, having a crazy person as president is scary. Corrupt politicians are the norm.
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Vidav wrote:
93henfan wrote:Sorry BDK. The American public has spoken. They're cool with classified information being mishandled, as long as your last name is Clinton. Otherwise, you go to prison.
Honestly, for me, I would rather a corrupt politician than a complete loon. I know, neither is a good option, but man, having a crazy person as president is scary. Corrupt politicians are the norm.
You were sold fear...congrats on buying it. :ohno:
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Cluck U wrote:
Vidav wrote:
Honestly, for me, I would rather a corrupt politician than a complete loon. I know, neither is a good option, but man, having a crazy person as president is scary. Corrupt politicians are the norm.
You were sold fear...congrats on buying it. :ohno:
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I actually took the afternoon today to get registered voters to go out and (hopefully) vote. It was the second time this year I volunteered (first time was getting people registered to vote). Obviously I don't tell people who to vote for, but as it's on behalf of the DNC, the targeted demographic tilts heavily against Trump.

Interestingly, I did this in 2012 as well for President Obama's campaign and we used to run into RNC volunteers. It could simply be chance, but I've yet to run into one this year. At least here in NoVA, I've been impressed by Clinton's ground-game. When we registered voters, we had about 50 volunteers (for just one neighborhood) and today there were closer to 100. I personally hit up about 100 people, so if each of the others did too, that's 10,000 potential voters.
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SDHornet wrote:A couple of things here:

Obviously hilldog wasn't going to get popped this time around. Based on Comey's interpretation of the statue he wasn't going to change anything. This was a last ditch effort by him to appear not to be a political shill, and it cost hilldog a little bit of stress but at the end of the day she was going to win the WH anyways and Comey will still be able to live.

This "do over" wasn't going to change anyone's mind. Sure some polls got tight but folks like JSO (the typical head in the sand donk voter) was exactly what hilldog planned to ride into the WH. 95% of the voting bloc had it's mind made up at the donk convention. Even after proof of a rigged primary and probably even with an indictment they would still vote for hilldog.

Landslide win is now back on the table for hilldog. The best the conks can hope for is that they don't lose the senate by too much. The good news in this is that the conk party as we knew it is done for, and that is a good thing for America.

Oh and this whole Comey thing just reinforces my view that holding the WH is all that matters. Obama was able to stack the executive side of things with his peeps. It's why anyone with a clear head knew a hilldog indictment was never coming regardless of what they found. Obama's guys were never going to let that happen. Same would happen if this would be happening to a conk.
:dunce: If that happens the conk party is going to be no more done for as we knew it than after the 2008 election, when they libtards were saying the exact same thing after the donks had the White House, a near supermajority in Congress, a majority of governorships, and a majority of state legislatures..And within 6 years the conks controlled both houses of Congress & 2/3 of governorships & state legislatures. The cycles will continue. Nothing is changing.
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93henfan wrote:
Vidav wrote: To be clear, I mean nothing like you are suggesting. Obviously things will happen no matter who is elected.
I think Vidav is more correct on this, because all signs point to a Clinton victory, and we all know from recent history that liberals and their ilk (anarchists, faggots, blacks, angry people with no skills or ambition, welfare recipients, unemployed millennials who want to be part of something beside sitting at mom's house, etc) are the people in this country who do the rioting. A Trump victory would have brought burning cities and random acts of violence against decent, innocent white people.
We'll shit! I was looking forward to breaking in my new rioting boots!

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BDKJMU wrote:
SDHornet wrote:A couple of things here:

Obviously hilldog wasn't going to get popped this time around. Based on Comey's interpretation of the statue he wasn't going to change anything. This was a last ditch effort by him to appear not to be a political shill, and it cost hilldog a little bit of stress but at the end of the day she was going to win the WH anyways and Comey will still be able to live.

This "do over" wasn't going to change anyone's mind. Sure some polls got tight but folks like JSO (the typical head in the sand donk voter) was exactly what hilldog planned to ride into the WH. 95% of the voting bloc had it's mind made up at the donk convention. Even after proof of a rigged primary and probably even with an indictment they would still vote for hilldog.

Landslide win is now back on the table for hilldog. The best the conks can hope for is that they don't lose the senate by too much. The good news in this is that the conk party as we knew it is done for, and that is a good thing for America.

Oh and this whole Comey thing just reinforces my view that holding the WH is all that matters. Obama was able to stack the executive side of things with his peeps. It's why anyone with a clear head knew a hilldog indictment was never coming regardless of what they found. Obama's guys were never going to let that happen. Same would happen if this would be happening to a conk.
:dunce: If that happens the conk party is going to be no more done for as we knew it than after the 2008 election, when they libtards were saying the exact same thing after the donks had the White House, a near supermajority in Congress, a majority of governorships, and a majority of state legislatures..And within 6 years the conks controlled both houses of Congress & 2/3 of governorships & state legislatures. The cycles will continue. Nothing is changing.
Yes, something is changing: demographics. White people are already a minority in births and nonwhites in this country want to punish and diminish whites in every way they can. The Democrats and the media play this to their advantage masterfully, and their corporate cousins cash in.
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∞∞∞ wrote:I actually took the afternoon today to get registered voters to go out and (hopefully) vote. It was the second time this year I volunteered (first time was getting people registered to vote). Obviously I don't tell people who to vote for, but as it's on behalf of the DNC, the targeted demographic tilts heavily against Trump.

Interestingly, I did this in 2012 as well for President Obama's campaign and we used to run into RNC volunteers. It could simply be chance, but I've yet to run into one this year. At least here in NoVA, I've been impressed by Clinton's ground-game. When we registered voters, we had about 50 volunteers (for just one neighborhood) and today there were closer to 100. I personally hit up about 100 people, so if each of the others did too, that's 10,000 potential voters.
Would you feel remorse if the politician failed to deliver, especially failing to deliver to the very people you registered and knew they didn't have enough information to vote for the candidate that could best improve their lives?
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CAA Flagship wrote:
∞∞∞ wrote:I actually took the afternoon today to get registered voters to go out and (hopefully) vote. It was the second time this year I volunteered (first time was getting people registered to vote). Obviously I don't tell people who to vote for, but as it's on behalf of the DNC, the targeted demographic tilts heavily against Trump.

Interestingly, I did this in 2012 as well for President Obama's campaign and we used to run into RNC volunteers. It could simply be chance, but I've yet to run into one this year. At least here in NoVA, I've been impressed by Clinton's ground-game. When we registered voters, we had about 50 volunteers (for just one neighborhood) and today there were closer to 100. I personally hit up about 100 people, so if each of the others did too, that's 10,000 potential voters.
Would you feel remorse if the politician failed to deliver, especially failing to deliver to the very people you registered and knew they didn't have enough information to vote for the candidate that could best improve their lives?
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I didn't tell anyone who to vote for. I helped register people and then reminded them to vote.

edit: from the DNC's perspective, the idea is to use mathematical models to find unregistered citizens who'll likely vote for a Democrat. But it's taboo to actually tell those people why they should be voting for Clinton while registering/reminding them. (It's something they go over before volunteers go out.)
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CAA Flagship wrote: Would you feel remorse if the politician failed to deliver, especially failing to deliver to the very people you registered and knew they didn't have enough information to vote for the candidate that could best improve their lives?
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I didn't tell anyone who to vote for. I helped register people and then reminded them to vote.

edit: from the DNC's perspective, the idea is to use mathematical models to find unregistered citizens who'll likely vote for a Democrat. But it's taboo to actually tell those people why they should be voting for Clinton while registering/reminding them. (It's something they go over before volunteers go out.)
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Looking like this one is going to be all about Florida again. RCP no toss-up projection has Clinton beating the 270 to win mark by 27 votes. That is with Florida's 29 votes. Polling is a dead heat in FL.

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I went to the county compost site on Saturday. All the leftover Halloween pumpkins were lined up, more than a hundred. One had a picture of Trump and "kin" added to the end, for Trumpkin. I mentioned to the person working that this was the home of the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was clever and laughed. Sunday I go back, and someone had smashed the Trumpkin. I mentioned to the same person, that some one didn't like the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was funny that someone would do that.
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Gil Dobie wrote:I went to the county compost site on Saturday. All the leftover Halloween pumpkins were lined up, more than a hundred. One had a picture of Trump and "kin" added to the end, for Trumpkin. I mentioned to the person working that this was the home of the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was clever and laughed. Sunday I go back, and someone had smashed the Trumpkin. I mentioned to the same person, that some one didn't like the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was funny that someone would do that.
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∞∞∞ wrote: ???

I didn't tell anyone who to vote for. I helped register people and then reminded them to vote.

edit: from the DNC's perspective, the idea is to use mathematical models to find unregistered citizens who'll likely vote for a Democrat. But it's taboo to actually tell those people why they should be voting for Clinton while registering/reminding them. (It's something they go over before volunteers go out.)
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Gil Dobie wrote:I went to the county compost site on Saturday. All the leftover Halloween pumpkins were lined up, more than a hundred. One had a picture of Trump and "kin" added to the end, for Trumpkin. I mentioned to the person working that this was the home of the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was clever and laughed. Sunday I go back, and someone had smashed the Trumpkin. I mentioned to the same person, that some one didn't like the Trumpkin. He laughed and said he thought that was funny that someone would do that.
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