My favorite part: 90% say they won't change their minds.New national poll (Quinnipiac)— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy) August 25, 2016
Clinton 51
Trump 41
90% say they won't change their minds https://t.co/lNXkmtECLn pic.twitter.com/rNze7rHJY0
Remember we do not want to just beat Donald Trump. We want to annihilate Donald Trump.
You know, the sad part is that when we do annihilate Trump, the RW will just blow it off as, "well, this wasn't people flocking TO Crooked Hillary, it was people confused by Trump, who didn't really want to win anyway." We need Congress back too, so that Hillary can get things done. Vote people!! The Republicans have turned this country into chaos, and for all the good Obama has done )no would have been better at making lemonade from the rotten lemons he was tossed) there is much more to do, and only Clinton and a solid Dem Congress can fix it..again! Find the Dems in your state running against these creeps, and work for them, support them, vote for them!!
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Don't think like this. Think positive.
Every time we get some good news, someone wants to threw in a monkey wrench.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/24/upshot/democrats-have-a-60-percent-chance-to-retake-the-senate.html
DeleteDon't make excuses already.
DeleteIf Obama could get stuff done with an obstructionist congress Hillary should be able to do the same. Sure it will be easier with a majority (which Obama squandered) but either way she should still be able to move an agenda if she really wants to.
I don't have the direct quote in front of me, but it goes something like "we want to make sure your kind never comes this way again."
ReplyDeleteThis is about much more than taking down Donald Trump. Republicans have nursed Trump's type of hateful rhetoric for decades. Trump is a symptom, not the disease. May the entire GOP be annihilated. No one who has voted republican has their hands clean in this.
ReplyDeleteTrump gives mental illness a bad name. Can you say narcissistic sociopath?
DeleteWhy do you insult narcissistic sociopaths that way.
DeleteMental illness typically overlays core personality. From the sound of it, Dirty Donny was an entitled little creep from a tender young age.
DeleteAnd some sprinkles to top off that news:
ReplyDeleteSarah Palin
“If Mr. Trump were to go down a path of wishy-washy positions taken on things that the core foundation of his support has so appreciated, and that is respecting our Constitution and respecting law and order in America, then yeah, there would be massive disappointment,” Mrs. Palin, the Republican nominee for vice president in 2008, said in a telephone interview with the Wall Street Journal. “Parts of that message we heard in the last week are clearly not consistent with the stringent position and message that supporters have received all along.”
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2016/08/25/sarah-palin-warns-of-massive-disappointment-if-donald-trump-eases-immigration-policy/?mod=WSJBl
How delicious would it be if $cratch and tRump engage is a twitter war?
DeleteSays the coward who has ALL the answers for what ails the world, yet too chicken to leave the confines of her dead lake compound.
DeleteKeep prattling, Esther.
Oh and the latest... Bannon, CEO of Breibart and head of Trump's scampaign, may be a genuine voter fraud criminal!
ReplyDeleteHe is registered at a vacant house in Florida where he does not live! Oopsie! https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/aug/26/steve-bannon-florida-registered-vote-donald-trump
NC voter here. And my husband just got citizenship in 2014. He never wanted to vote before bc he thinks all politicians lie. But now he is a proud new NC voter!
ReplyDeleteGood on him (and you, Lindsay).
DeleteThe new Trump campaign staff seems to be counting on pulling one over on people who have not paid attention to who Trump is as a candidate and appeal to independent voters. Their calculated risk is a poor choice certain to backfire on them.
ReplyDeleteThe alt.right and mainstream GOP have been going after HRC for decades. And they still got nothing except for emails! and Benghazi! Even with wikileaks they still got nothing except for emails! and Benghazi! The dirt has long-since been mined out, so it's hard to imagine anything come out that would shake her support in any significant way. Dirty Donny, on the other hand, has amassed a lifetime of ugly dirt that was never scrutinized closely until recently. Heaven only knows what skeletons could yet fall out of his closet.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention, also too, the fact that, as a politician, HRC's public statements are, if anything, too measured & careful & nuanced. She is not about to stick her foot in her mouth. Whereas we can count on Dirty Donny to do so five times before breakfast.
In chaos there is opportunity, and the chaos within the Republican party caused by the Teabags has created the opportunity for the Alt-right to effectively take over the party. Beating the snot out of Republicans in November is still going to leave a power vacuum, and what fills it may not be anything we like seeing. We're watching a microcosm of a failed state play out, and inevitably entropy favors radicalism. Glenn Beck was on Lawrence O'Donnell a couple nights ago, and it has sunk in with him just how dangerous Trump's followers are. A caller to his show made it clear that if Trump is elected and doesn't deliver on promises like the border wall, there will be people gunning for him. The spoiled frat boy is playing people; people who don't take well to being played. If Trump is seeing the reality of what he has stirred up, the most frightening outcome he can see is winning.
ReplyDeleteExactly!
DeleteHave a great weekend everyone (:
ReplyDeleteIt's always been funny to me that the media obsesses over politicians sex lives but never discusses the crazy amount of sex that happens on campaign trails concerning any and all staffers. Nonpartisan.
ReplyDelete"Donald Trump’s new presidential campaign chief is registered to vote in a key swing state at an empty house where he does NOT live, in an apparent breach of election laws."
ReplyDeletehttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/aug/26/steve-bannon-florida-registered-vote-donald-trump
This post of mine bears repeating, especially if a lot of people start to assume Clinton will make it easily...
ReplyDeleteVOTE TWICE...EVEN THREE TIMES!
(Find another Democrat who either has no way to get to the polling station, or has decided not to bother, and drag them with you when you go!)
That made my day, Thanks! Can't wait for the public meltdown and humiliation as the escalator goes up with a moron and a bunch of sourpusses whining it was rigged.
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