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Post by NotMyKid on Feb 21, 2017 9:54:54 GMT -6
His problem is only going to get worse. He has always said whatever he wanted to and idiots believed him and non idiots would just laugh at how fucking stupid he sounded saying it. He's a run away train at this point. Somebody needs to slap the shit out of him to tell him he needs to get his act together or he is going to be even a bigger laughing stock then he already is when he gets impeached. That said it's a slippery slope with what is going on in the world, France might elect the female version of Trump because of the general public's fear of terrorism. Those are things that people should really be paying attention to not trying to catch Trump say something stupid, those things actually matter not everyone on social media making fun of his latest lie. Ask 98% of US citizens and I guarantee they would have no clue who the hell Marine Le Pen is. You're bringing a tear to my eye Hoffa. I wish I could return to being that optimistic. The problem is that only one side wants to play by the rules. The other lies, cheats & steals to bluff themselves through the election. The ends are the only thing that matters, means equal dick. I am a bit happy millions of people are waking the fuck up and marching. 2 more years of that being sustained may allow some sort of triage to eventually happen. I'm still holding a hope that 2 GOP senators can be convinced to save the nation by switching to (I) and voting with Dems. I disagree to a point. Both sides like to bend the rules the GOP just says fuck it if we are going this far we might as well go all the way. You can't just explain away Trump's win as the GOP lied, cheated and stole the election. The 24/7 media delight of covering the circus has a hell of a lot to do with that as well and Hillary not doing what she needed to do to win over the independent voter especially in what we now know to be the crucial states. I am not one to believe everyone who voted for Trump is a racist asshole. Sure he won that vote by a landslide but there were plenty of people that held their nose and voted for him for a few of his stances. I don't agree with those that did but that's another post altogether. Finally I agree with your last point but like I have said plenty of times before the two party system is why we are where we are today. That and the fact that people are far less informed on actual issues and just get their news from twitter or FB. And fine disagree with me on the above but when you have the EU starting to have real concerns on immigration so much so that people are voting for asshats similar to Trump it's something that ALL sides need to set aside the petty BS and actually have a grown up discussion on the issues. Which of course should always be the case but instead we have left vs. right and your side sucks, no your side sucks which gets absolutely nothing accomplished. There is a middle ground I just hope someday we find it again.
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 21, 2017 10:20:21 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the French election is Emmanuel Macron, who is to the left of the current Hollande administration. LaPen is polling high with her followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40%
In French presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit.
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Post by thunderhawk on Feb 21, 2017 11:33:31 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the French election is Emmanuel Macron, who is to the left of the current Hollande administration. LaPen is polling high with her followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In French presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. Wasn't there some conservative golden boy cruising to victory who skullfucked himself with some kind of financial scandal? "France is great, the only problem with it is that it's full of the French." -Spaniard gal I was hooking up with prior to my getting on a train to Paris from Madrid circa the early 2000s
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 21, 2017 12:50:44 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the French election is Emmanuel Macron, who is to the left of the current Hollande administration. LaPen is polling high with her followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In French presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. Wasn't there some conservative golden boy cruising to victory who skullfucked himself with some kind of financial scandal? "France is great, the only problem with it is that it's full of the French." -Spaniard gal I was hooking up with prior to my getting on a train to Paris from Madrid circa the early 2000s The PM under the Sarkozy presidency. While "conservative" is relative, he is centre-right for French politics. In January it was revealed his spent the better part of a decade paying his wife a lavish government salary to "advise" him
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Post by NotMyKid on Feb 21, 2017 14:21:13 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the French election is Emmanuel Macron, who is to the left of the current Hollande administration. LaPen is polling high with her followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In French presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. The odds on favorite to win the US election is Hillary Clinton, who is to the right of the current Obama administration. Trump is polling high with his followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In US presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit.
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 21, 2017 15:35:59 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the French election is Emmanuel Macron, who is to the left of the current Hollande administration. LaPen is polling high with her followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In French presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. The odds on favorite to win the US election is Hillary Clinton, who is to the right of the current Obama administration. Trump is polling high with his followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In US presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. Well, here's why you're extremely wrong here Hoffa. In France, they have a first past the post voting system, where the candidate that achieves over 50% of the vote is automatically the winner. If a candidate does not get 50%, they narrow the choices to a runoff between two candidates, so someone is guaranteed to get 50% of the vote. Therefore, unlike the USA, the winner of the popular vote for president wins. In the USA, the popular vote didn't matter, no one got over 50% of the vote because 7% of the electorate voted for a third party candidate. Literally none of that can happen in this French election.
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Post by NotMyKid on Feb 21, 2017 16:00:59 GMT -6
The odds on favorite to win the US election is Hillary Clinton, who is to the right of the current Obama administration. Trump is polling high with his followers, but has little outside appeal, with a ceiling of support at 40% In US presidential elections, only two candidates survive to the last round of voting, so a ceiling of 40% means you can't win shit. Well, here's why you're extremely wrong here Hoffa. In France, they have a first past the post voting system, where the candidate that achieves over 50% of the vote is automatically the winner. If a candidate does not get 50%, they narrow the choices to a runoff between two candidates, so someone is guaranteed to get 50% of the vote. Therefore, unlike the USA, the winner of the popular vote for president wins. In the USA, the popular vote didn't matter, no one got over 50% of the vote because 7% of the electorate voted for a third party candidate. Literally none of that can happen in this French election. Interesting I didn't realize France had elected their new president already. Are you from the future?
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Post by egadsto on Feb 21, 2017 16:57:58 GMT -6
Well, here's why you're extremely wrong here Hoffa. In France, they have a first past the post voting system, where the candidate that achieves over 50% of the vote is automatically the winner. If a candidate does not get 50%, they narrow the choices to a runoff between two candidates, so someone is guaranteed to get 50% of the vote. Therefore, unlike the USA, the winner of the popular vote for president wins. In the USA, the popular vote didn't matter, no one got over 50% of the vote because 7% of the electorate voted for a third party candidate. Literally none of that can happen in this French election. Interesting I didn't realize France had elected their new president already. Are you from the future?
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Post by Earl Slick on Feb 22, 2017 5:30:19 GMT -6
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Post by socal on Feb 22, 2017 6:47:29 GMT -6
I disagree to a point. Both sides like to bend the rules the GOP just says fuck it if we are going this far we might as well go all the way. You can't just explain away Trump's win as the GOP lied, cheated and stole the election. The 24/7 media delight of covering the circus has a hell of a lot to do with that as well and Hillary not doing what she needed to do to win over the independent voter especially in what we now know to be the crucial states. An article that summarizes my argument... talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/north-carolina-cooper-voter-suppressionThough you acknowledge the GOP saying "fuck it", there is still false equivalency in your first sentence - especially when you take into account the facts in the article. No one instance of the GOP's lying, cheating & stealing won it for Trump, it is the sum of all the lying, cheating & stealing that got the ~114,000 votes that won it for him. When the GOP puts out legislation like that in the article, it suppresses voters and their will to vote similar to why people don't hang out at the DMV for the fun of it. Compounded by the media, Russia & the fusillade of Trump's lies, shiny objects, and omni-directional statements... it resulted in the Trump win. Again, to your "fuck it" statement... you are 100% correct. The Dems were susceptible to claims of hypocrisy when false equivalency was raised as part of the argument. Unfortunately for the future of the GOP, all claims of hypocrisy made in the future have been shredded, burnt, and thoroughly pissed on via their acceptance of Trump and abdication of every moral high-stance they once pretended to protect*. *Except, apparently for a single pederasty stance promoted by a gay, racist, bigot, misogynist, alt-right whateverthefuck.
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Post by socal on Feb 22, 2017 7:06:59 GMT -6
you're assuming drumpf has an act that he can get together, or that he is capable of being something other than what he's shown himself to be over 70+ years of life. The simple fact is that he is what he is. There ain't any "better" drumpf, hiding in the closet. There isn't an intelligent, fair, reasonable version of him that can be implemented. He's an ignorant white supremacist asshole, that's all. Anyone wants to try to prove otherwise, step up. Tick tock. 100% correct. I'll split hairs and disagree. Stating he is white supremacist introduces intent. Trump is too dumb for meaningful white supremacy... and is 100% open to suggestion to those that last spoke to him. Note how every time he says something, it is 100% attributable to the statements from the last "advisor" he spoke to. Which unfortunately means he bypasses Bannon's code-words and belches out the unfiltered racism, etc. Let's theorize that the CBC or Muslim Brotherhood suddenly became fan-boys of Trump and started talking him up with statements of how cool and popular Trump is... if Bannon was away golfing or getting a rub & tug, I guaran-damn-tee you Trump would instantly be Tweeting pro-black or pro-muslim statements.
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 22, 2017 9:42:46 GMT -6
Well, here's why you're extremely wrong here Hoffa. In France, they have a first past the post voting system, where the candidate that achieves over 50% of the vote is automatically the winner. If a candidate does not get 50%, they narrow the choices to a runoff between two candidates, so someone is guaranteed to get 50% of the vote. Therefore, unlike the USA, the winner of the popular vote for president wins. In the USA, the popular vote didn't matter, no one got over 50% of the vote because 7% of the electorate voted for a third party candidate. Literally none of that can happen in this French election. Interesting I didn't realize France had elected their new president already. Are you from the future? I don't even know what this means... I am literally describing the system for electing the French President, not predicting what will happen.
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Post by thunderhawk on Feb 22, 2017 10:32:53 GMT -6
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 22, 2017 11:52:55 GMT -6
here's a thought: know 1 curr about france Pot status: Mild Stirring
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Feb 22, 2017 12:27:33 GMT -6
The in-person touch is also important to keeping Trump from running too hot. One Trump associate said it’s important to show Trump deference and offer him praise and respect, as that will lead him to more often listen. And If Trump becomes obsessed with a grudge, aides need to try and change the subject, friends say. Leaving him alone for several hours can prove damaging, because he consumes too much television and gripes to people outside the White House.
Part of the current problem is Trump is still adjusting to his new circumstances and has plenty of time to stew over negative reviews as he spends time alone in the evenings and early mornings as his wife, Melania Trump, continues living in New York as his youngest son, Barron, finishes the school year.
www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-twitter-staffer-235263
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Post by thunderhawk on Feb 22, 2017 13:21:08 GMT -6
The in-person touch is also important to keeping Trump from running too hot. One Trump associate said it’s important to show Trump deference and offer him praise and respect, as that will lead him to more often listen. And If Trump becomes obsessed with a grudge, aides need to try and change the subject, friends say. Leaving him alone for several hours can prove damaging, because he consumes too much television and gripes to people outside the White House.
Part of the current problem is Trump is still adjusting to his new circumstances and has plenty of time to stew over negative reviews as he spends time alone in the evenings and early mornings as his wife, Melania Trump, continues living in New York as his youngest son, Barron, finishes the school year.
www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-twitter-staffer-235263 Holy fuck that reads like how you'd try to get a 6 year old to like kindergarten.
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Post by Ginger on Feb 22, 2017 14:26:42 GMT -6
The in-person touch is also important to keeping Trump from running too hot. One Trump associate said it’s important to show Trump deference and offer him praise and respect, as that will lead him to more often listen. And If Trump becomes obsessed with a grudge, aides need to try and change the subject, friends say. Leaving him alone for several hours can prove damaging, because he consumes too much television and gripes to people outside the White House.
Part of the current problem is Trump is still adjusting to his new circumstances and has plenty of time to stew over negative reviews as he spends time alone in the evenings and early mornings as his wife, Melania Trump, continues living in New York as his youngest son, Barron, finishes the school year.
www.politico.com/story/2017/02/trump-twitter-staffer-235263 Holy fuck that reads like how you'd try to get a 6 year old to like kindergarten. The distraction method works very well with toddlers.
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Post by socal on Feb 23, 2017 6:51:56 GMT -6
Holy fuck that reads like how you'd try to get a 6 year old to like kindergarten. The distraction method works very well with toddlers. I've said it a few times, but the guy (and the world) could really benefit from someone buying him an X-Box.
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Post by Stan's Field on Dec 4, 2017 8:07:27 GMT -6
Bump
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Dec 4, 2017 9:42:25 GMT -6
Hi!
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Post by Presidential Immunity Cock on Dec 4, 2017 12:35:43 GMT -6
Getting closer.... Patience people, it will happen sooner rather than later. And with how rabid the trumpbots are this morning, something else major is likely coming this week.
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Post by Stan's Field on Dec 4, 2017 13:29:55 GMT -6
I'm abstaining form any kind of sexual release to build up for when this happens.
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Dec 4, 2017 13:48:02 GMT -6
I'm abstaining form any kind of sexual release to build up for when this happens. Either Trump is going to launch nukes, or he's going to get impeached an Ice will jerk off. Either path will result in an explosion.
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Post by Presidential Immunity Cock on Dec 4, 2017 14:07:55 GMT -6
I'm abstaining form any kind of sexual release to build up for when this happens. Either Trump is going to launch nukes, or he's going to get impeached an Ice will jerk off. Either path will result in an explosion. And fire Mueller.. But honestly, it's Trump.. Why not all 3?
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Post by Stan's Field on Dec 21, 2019 10:07:57 GMT -6
I'm seeing a lot of Deep State activity on F-book.... are we sure this guy really deserves to be impeached? Most of the stuff I'm reading suggests Pelosi has been trying to get him ousted, by any means necessary, for over 2 years, i.e, was trying to fuck him over prior to any offenses...
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