Hillary Clinton Posts Epic Tweet Storm With 20 Questions for Donald Trump
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Sorry to go OT so soon, but:
BREAKING: US signs largest-ever military assistance package, giving Israel $38 billion over 10 years.
— The Associated Press (@AP) September 14, 2016
Obviously this must be a typo, because Obama hates Israel.
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Trump: BENGHAZI!!!!!!
Media: Yeah, we need to look into that.
sad that this is what its come to, Hillary has to do the Media’s job in addition to running for president.
Newsweek & WaPo between them are providing the ammunition; good for them.
oh, right. this sounds totally equitable. https://t.co/zC8SnO8PW7 pic.twitter.com/U69NSCCdVN
— Robin Marty (@robinmarty) September 14, 2016
$1,200/year rebates for families on the lower end of the income scale.
Arithmetic isn’t my strong point, but I’m pretty sure that works out to be only $100/month.
good freaking grief.
re: #5 Backwoods_Sleuth
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$1,200/year rebates for families on the lower end of the income scale.
Arithmetic isn’t my strong point, but I’m pretty sure that works out to be only $100/month.
good freaking grief.
Twice Clinton proposal! 6 > 3! Owned, libtard!!!1
If this election hasn’t exposed the myth of a left wing liberal media, what will?
National Geographic photo of the year. ~ “You and me” https://t.co/4totoecEYv
h/t @kimczwicker #photography #nature pic.twitter.com/i9g69lM1Br— Ed Joyce (@EdJoyce) September 13, 2016
re: #5 Backwoods_Sleuth
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$1,200/year rebates for families on the lower end of the income scale.
Arithmetic isn’t my strong point, but I’m pretty sure that works out to be only $100/month.
good freaking grief.
And he’s “offering” tax deductions which only apply if you pay income taxes. So Ivanka (probably, assuming she pays taxes) will be covered, but that mom working mimimum wage at McDonald’s won’t.
So fair.
re: #7 nines09
If this election hasn’t exposed the myth of a left wing liberal media, what will?
Nothing.
It is every bit as much religion as the Bible is.
re: #8 jaunte
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Is this right before the green one killed the brown one?
re: #9 Skip Intro
And he’s “offering” tax deductions which only apply if you pay income taxes. So Ivanka (probably, assuming she pays taxes) will be covered, but that mom working mimimum wage at McDonald’s won’t.
So fair.
All of Trump’s proposals are for the benefit of the Trumps. It’s only incidental that anyone else benefits.
Probably a good idea to circulate these and related links:
In re: child care, preschool, paying caregivers, etc:
hillaryclinton.com
In re: 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave etc:
hillaryclinton.com
Also:
hillaryclinton.com
etc etc
Rob Reiner says Archie Bunker would ‘100 percent’ back Trump: ‘They have the same mentality’ https://t.co/hKt6h1JNoC pic.twitter.com/wmMz6LLbSI
— Raw Story (@RawStory) September 9, 2016
re: #15 Skip Intro
Prison Planet had HUGH Breaking News.
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re: #15 Skip Intro
Because addresses never get input wrong and people and buisnesses never move and databases are never incorrect…
This is great
Take a tour of Las Vegas with Harry Reid https://t.co/XPlYgL6JRt
— Faiz (@fshakir) September 14, 2016
Trumpkins have had a few basic responses to the Newsweek article and to this tweetstorm:
“BENGHAZI!”
“CLINTON FOUNDATION!”
“HILLARY SOLD URANIUM TO RUSSIA!”
“WHO CARES THE WITCH IS DYING ANYWAY!”
“MAJOR DONORS BECAME AMBASSADORS!”
Or they focus on the fact that the article says there’s no proof that the Trump Organization itself did anything illegal. That of course misses the point that the issue is not whether or not the Trump Organization itself did anything illegal. The issue is how Trump would act as POTUS given his very real financial conflicts of interest that often go against what would be in the country’s best interest.
re: #15 Skip Intro
Hoovers has Metrocare Home Services Inc listed as a Hicksville NY address. Not Chelsea’s apt in NYC.
These fuckers don’t even realize that the Health Dept record explicitly states that the address changed - it merged or moved, and the record is for historical purposes only.
METROCARE HOME SERVICES, INC.
METROCARE HOME SERVICES, INC.
21 East 26th Street, 4th Fl
New York, NY 10010
Note: This facility is closed or has merged with another facility. Information here is maintained for historical purposes only.
But here’s the rub. These people don’t care that a health care business could run out of an apartment (or residential location) as a home office. They think that this is proof that Hillary went to a super-secret medical facility at Chelsea’s place, and this is the smoking gun.
It’s all down the rabbit hole from there.
re: #15 Skip Intro
Oh yuk. Prison Planet is Alex Jones site? I just had to wash down my computer with Clorox.
re: #12 Belafon
All of Trump’s proposals are for the benefit of the Trumps. It’s only incidental that anyone else benefits.
Which is exactly how he will conduct business should he get his hands on the treasury. One for you three for me, one more for you, five for me!
Ah…business for Trump has never been better!
Expected NYTimes response: (makes video of reporters and editors dancing around wearing Trump caps and throwing money at camera)
re: #19 Lidane
Trumpkins have had a few basic responses to the Newsweek article and to this tweetstorm:
Or they focus on the fact that the article says there’s no proof that the Trump Organization itself did anything illegal. That of course misses the point that the issue is not whether or not the Trump Organization itself did anything illegal. The issue is how Trump would act as POTUS given his very real financial conflicts of interest that often go against what would be in the country’s best interest.
I think the response will be more like: “What is crooked Hillary doing looking into our private affairs. What is this…Russia!? Tell her to pound sand…she likes the MidEast so damn much!”
re: #22 nkdee
Oh yuk. Prison Planet is Alex Jones site? I just had to wash down my computer with Clorox.
Separate conspiracy nut site.
Alex Jones is at InfoWars.
Prison Planet is its own nut site.
re: #27 lawhawk
Separate conspiracy nut site.
Alex Jones is at InfoWars.
Prison Planet is its own nut site.
Alex Jones runs both of them.
From wikipedia:
Jones is the operator of several websites (such as infowars.com and prisonplanet.com) centered on news and information about civil liberties issues, global government and a wide variety of current events topics.
This is funny because the Republicans are always trying to find ways of cutting or privatizing medicare.
new Q national poll, by age: 18-34, +21 Clinton; 35-49, +14 Clinton; 50-64, +5 Trump; 65 and older, +9 Trump
— John Harwood (@JohnJHarwood) September 14, 2016
The greatest irony ever is that the GOP wouldn’t be a national party today if Medicare weren’t keeping seniors alive https://t.co/cQ0CDaGOLy
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 14, 2016
The greatest irony ever is that the GOP wouldn’t be a national party today if Medicare weren’t keeping seniors alive https://t.co/cQ0CDaGOLy
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 14, 2016
The greatest irony ever is that the GOP wouldn’t be a national party today if Medicare weren’t keeping seniors alive https://t.co/cQ0CDaGOLy
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 14, 2016
re: #29 Jack Burton
Always associated him more with infowars than prison planet. Maybe that’s because there’s a different nutjob who now tweets w/prison planet name, and Jones has his own.
re: #21 lawhawk
Hoovers has Metrocare Home Services Inc listed as a Hicksville NY address. Not Chelsea’s apt in NYC.
These fuckers don’t even realize that the Health Dept record explicitly states that the address changed - it merged or moved, and the record is for historical purposes only.
But here’s the rub. These people don’t care that a health care business could run out of an apartment (or residential location) as a home office. They think that this is proof that Hillary went to a super-secret medical facility at Chelsea’s place, and this is the smoking gun.
It’s all down the rabbit hole from there.
Someone who started that (she went to a Sooper Sekrit Acme Anvil Medical Facility) saw that record an lied by omission specifically to spin up wingnuts.
The wingnuts simply took it as truth.
re: #30 Tigger2
This is funny because the Republicans are always trying to find ways of cutting or privatizing medicare.
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This goes with my other comment just couldn’t get both tweets to post on the same comment.
The greatest irony ever is that the GOP wouldn’t be a national party today if Medicare weren’t keeping seniors alive https://t.co/cQ0CDaGOLy
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 14, 2016
no shit sherlock
“The only problem is that Trump has his name on it,” meeting planners say of hotel https://t.co/yFwfEo55Xp
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 14, 2016
“Republicans who say they have trust in the media has plummeted to 14% from 32% a year ago.” For Democrats, it’s 51% pic.twitter.com/u8pdMNgDP0
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 14, 2016
Well, the GOP has divorced itself from reality. This is just more proof.
Ok, I have been busy all morning so I missed it but I am still facepalming over the fact that the guy who supposedly conducted Trump’s medical exam/physical is the same putz who wrote the “to whom my concern” letter.
Enrique Gomez, a political writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, shares the vile and racist E-mails and tweets he’s getting from Mr. Trump’s supporters.
In the case of one Twitter user, he left her Twitter handle in the article, figuring if she was willing to publicly post it to the Plain Dealer, she should have no problem with it appearing in the newspaper.
Mr. Gomez is a natural born American. His father’s family came from Mexico four generations ago, and his mother’s family is Italian. (He points out the family shares a weird mix of family Mexican and Italian recipes.)
This is interesting. https://t.co/DhWxILM740
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 14, 2016
Quinnipiac asks voters if they like candidate they’re backing, or if it’s lesser of two evils
Clinton supporters: 57/38
Trump: 46/50— Ariel Edwards-Levy (@aedwardslevy) September 14, 2016
re: #35 lawhawk
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Well, the GOP has divorced itself from reality. This is just more proof.
I haven’t seen much reality from most of the MSM in the last few months.
re: #35 lawhawk
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Well, the GOP has divorced itself from reality. This is just more proof.
And until it costs them power, they won’t pay attention to reality.
re: #34 Stanley Sea
Given the fact that Trump counts the value of his brand at several billion, he may have lost a ton of future profit of this grift of a campaign. Great businessman my ass.
re: #39 Tigger2
I haven’t seen much reality from most of the MSM in the last few years.
E.g. that “false balance” nonsense from the delusional NYT public editor.
re: #41 gocart mozart
Given the fact that Trump counts the value of his brand at several billion, he may have lost a ton of future profit of this grift of a campaign. Great businessman my ass.
Setting up a personality cult among the stupidest and most easily led Americans probably will end up making Trump a ton of money. Of course this doesn’t make Trump a great businessman. Instead it makes him a ruthless and somewhat talented swindler.
re: #31 lawhawk
Always associated him more with infowars than prison planet. Maybe that’s because there’s a different nutjob who now tweets w/prison planet name, and Jones has his own.
I refuse to look at them to see if this is the case, but I think the difference between the two at least used to be that Prison Planet was a “news” (can’t air quote that enough here) site, and Infowars was a “Home Page” for Alex Jones, his blog, and a one-stop shop for all things kook for sale.
re: #35 lawhawk
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Well, the GOP has divorced itself from reality. This is just more proof.
Meanwhile, Liz Spayd, the public editor of the New York Times, labors under the delusion that there can exist a journalism that appeals to both the left and the right in the US.
Off-topic: gunfire blasts coming from the river a mile from my house for the past two hours - I guess hunting season has arrived.
Either that, or someone armed the cattle and they’re in revolt.
Surrounded by so many cattle pastures here, flies are always a problem in the house this time of year; my wife and I have sort of a game where we see who can score the most points by sucking them up with a vacuum cleaner wand (that, and it is a lot cleaner than poison or swatting). She won this morning… .
re: #38 Tigger2
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Isn’t the whole narrative supposed to be that the majority of Democrats are just supporting Hillary for lack of a better option? That she’s so unlikable that we’re supporting her out of fear of Trump? That if it was anybody else running against her, we’d be supporting them?
re: #47 Targetpractice
Isn’t the whole narrative supposed to be that the majority of Democrats are just supporting Hillary for lack of a better option? That she’s so unlikable that we’re supporting her out of fear of Trump? That if it was anybody else running against her, we’d be supporting them?
I supported Mr. Sanders in the primaries. That does not mean I dislike Mrs. Clinton.
When it became obvious Mr. Sanders was not going to win, I went all in on Mrs. Clinton.
And even if she was unlikeable (she is not), I don’t have to like the President to be satisfied with the job she is doing. I’m not voting in a popularity contest, I am voting for a competent President.
I am voting just as much for Mrs. Clinton as I am against Mr. Trump, because Mr. Trump is incompetent in the job (as is Dr. Stein, who is definitely unlikeable and about as tied up with Russia’s leaders as Mr. Trump is, though with less money).
Because Trump voters know he is going to lie and they don’t care about the truth:
“debate moderators shd try to
correct participants if they say something untrue”
Clinton vtrs 67%
Trump vtrs 26%https://t.co/b8FgZTStwK— Will Jordan (@williamjordann) September 14, 2016
re: #46 Anymouse
Off-topic: gunfire blasts coming from the river a mile from my house for the past two hours - I guess hunting season has arrived.
Either that, or someone armed the cattle and they’re in revolt.
Surrounded by so many cattle pastures here, flies are always a problem in the house this time of year; my wife and I have sort of a game where we see who can score the most points by sucking them up with a vacuum cleaner wand (that, and it is a lot cleaner than poison or swatting). She won this morning… .
I do that with the millions of small orange spotted beetles (not ladybugs) that swarm out of the woods toward my white house every fall. They are worse than flies. They stink.
re: #50 retired cynic
I do that with the millions of small orange spotted beetles (not ladybugs) that swarm out of the woods toward my white house every fall. They are worse than flies. They stink.
Those nasty Florida things? I recall those when I lived in central and north Florida.
Martin Longman has an essay about a Science Survey given to the candidates. Johnson blew it off altogether. Apparently Stein did a good job of answering seriously, as, of course, did Clinton. Trump, on the other hand….
Senate is on track to work fewest number of days since 1956
More GOP leadership on display for all to see.
re: #38 Tigger2
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re: #43 EPR-radar
Setting up a personality cult among the stupidest and most easily led Americans probably will end up making Trump a ton of money. Of course this doesn’t make Trump a great businessman. Instead it makes him a ruthless and somewhat talented swindler.
Yes and No, it gives him a basketful of goobers to grift for his next venture: media or whatever, but it’s doing serious damage to his hotel branding operation. lot’s of people don’t want to stay in a hotel named after a racist shit gibbon sociopath.
re: #51 Anymouse
Those nasty Florida things? I recall those when I lived in central and north Florida.
I don’t know. I live about halfway up Illinois, and they have been here for about 15 years, I think. Our old house probably was insulated with them, in the old walls.
re: #55 gocart mozart
Yes and No, it gives him a basketful of goobers to grift for his next venture: media or whatever, but it’s doing serious damage to his hotel branding operation. lot’s of people don’t want to stay in a hotel named after a racist shit gibbon sociopath.
He’s doing the same thing Sarah Palin did with her Sarah TV. Gov. Palin set it up, took in the money, then shut it down. (Much cheaper to profit if you don’t actually have to run a business.)
re: #55 gocart mozart
Yes and No, it gives him a basketful of goobers to grift for his next venture: media or whatever, but it’s doing serious damage to his hotel branding operation. lot’s of people don’t want to stay in a hotel named after a racist shit gibbon sociopath.
We know how quickly those goobers will turn on him as soon as the label “LOSER” is attached. Then he’ll just be another hated RINO like all the others they were so enamored by. I believe the Trump brand will be toxic worldwide come Nov. 9. Good.
re: #49 BlueSpotinAL
Because Trump voters know he is going to lie and they don’t care about the truth:
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re: #55 gocart mozart
Yes and No, it gives him a basketful of goobers to grift for his next venture: media or whatever, but it’s doing serious damage to his hotel branding operation. lot’s of people don’t want to stay in a hotel named after a racist shit gibbon sociopath.
It’s plausible that the hotels already weren’t making the big bucks, given Trump’s talent for running businesses into the ground. And the $5 billion for the Trump ‘brand’ was always Trump-grade bullshit.
I see Trump as going for real income (in paltry amounts for a supposed billionaire) by sequential scams like Trump university.
Corey Lewandowski tried to smear Kurt Eichenwald on CNN by putting words in Mr. Eichenwald’s mouth he did not write, and CNN called Mr. Lewandowski’s lie out right on the air.
Are we seeing a shift in media coverage, just a little? I suspect ripping apart Mr. Trump’s campaign would be just as profitable as building it up was (profit off both ends of the story).
The only problem is they’ve released the Kraken as far as his supporters go. It’s like Youth for Wallace all over again. (They became the National Alliance after the election.)
As Trump motorcade rolls through Flint, about a dozen ppl get off stopped public bus to throw middle fingers in the air as we pass
— Noah Gray CNN (@NoahGrayCNN) September 14, 2016
re: #49 BlueSpotinAL
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they worry about the truth in general and do what they can to surpress or distract from it
The circle is complete: self-deportation. https://t.co/qTUKqdKdEe
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 14, 2016
Trump Campaign Co-Chair: “We Will Have A Lot Of Self-Deportation” In First Term https://t.co/eQus3gkUPy via @nmeyersohn @buzzfeednews
— Ben Smith (@BuzzFeedBen) September 14, 2016
re: #56 retired cynic
I don’t know. I live about halfway up Illinois, and they have been here for about 15 years, I think. Our old house probably was insulated with them, in the old walls.
re: #48 Anymouse
I supported Mr. Sanders in the primaries. That does not mean I dislike Mrs. Clinton.
When it became obvious Mr. Sanders was not going to win, I went all in on Mrs. Clinton.
And even if she was unlikeable (she is not), I don’t have to like the President to be satisfied with the job she is doing. I’m not voting in a popularity contest, I am voting for a competent President.
I am voting just as much for Mrs. Clinton as I am against Mr. Trump, because Mr. Trump is incompetent in the job (as is Dr. Stein, who is definitely unlikeable and about as tied up with Russia’s leaders as Mr. Trump is, though with less money).
The narrative that the pundits have been trying to push for months now is that nobody’s voting for Hillary so much as against Trump. That if she were running against somebody else (who that other is is always ambiguous), she’d be trailing badly and the election would be all but over. It’s a narrative that is being spun as Trump has failed to gain a lead over her, a “She’ll win, but not for the right reasons” narrative that is mostly pushed by pundits who personally dislike her but have no other way of explaining why everybody else doesn’t share their opinion.
re: #61 Anymouse
Corey Lewandowski tried to smear Kurt Eichenwald on CNN by putting words in Mr. Eichenwald’s mouth he did not write, and CNN called Mr. Lewandowski’s lie out right on the air.
Are we seeing a shift in media coverage, just a little? I suspect ripping apart Mr. Trump’s campaign would be just as profitable as building it up was (profit off both ends of the story).
The only problem is they’ve released the Kraken as far as his supporters go. It’s like Youth for Wallace all over again. (They became the National Alliance after the election.)
It went well enough. Fuck CNN with a rusty barbed stake for hiring and continuing to employ this Trump hack.
re: #66 Targetpractice
The narrative that the pundits have been trying to push for months now is that nobody’s voting for Hillary so much as against Trump. That if she were running against somebody else (who that other is is always ambiguous), she’d be trailing badly and the election would be all but over. It’s a narrative that is being spun as Trump has failed to gain a lead over her, a “She’ll win, but not for the right reasons” narrative that is mostly pushed by pundits who personally dislike her but have no other way of explaining why everybody else doesn’t share their opinion.
my position is unequivocal:
I am voting for Hillary.
I just saw a [or an] NYT tweet recommending ear candling.
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
— endless screaming (@infinite_scream) September 14, 2016
“So this says that the National Association of Handologists have certified that your hands are a perfectly normal.” pic.twitter.com/BbExnetgPN
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) September 14, 2016
re: #37 Anymouse
From the link:
There are some holes in my father’s family story. I can’t, for example, tell you if my great-grandparents crossed the border legally or illegally. I don’t know. I’m not sure it matters.
More likely the border crossed his family, who were already “here” legally.
re: #67 Skip Intro
It went well enough. Fuck CNN with a rusty barbed stake for hiring and continuing to employ this Trump hack.
This Trump hack who is still on Trump’s payroll.
Alas Fairness Doctrine, we knew you well.
Pastor just cut Trump off. Said she didn’t bring him here to give a political speech.
— Scott Detrow (@scottdetrow) September 14, 2016
Trump speech in Flint interrupted by organizer who said that he was not invited to give a “political speech” pic.twitter.com/I6Cve7NbYo
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 14, 2016
re: #70 Kragar
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re: #71 Backwoods_Sleuth
From the link:
More likely the border crossed his family, who were already “here” legally.
I love that song.
re: #43 EPR-radar
Setting up a personality cult among the stupidest and most easily led Americans probably will end up making Trump a ton of money. Of course this doesn’t make Trump a great businessman. Instead it makes him a ruthless and somewhat talented swindler.
I don’t know that I agree with that.
Most of the people who comprise his “personality cult” have no money to spend other than for hats and t-shirts..
re: #79 Backwoods_Sleuth
I don’t know that I agree with that.
Most of the people who comprise his “personality cult” have no money to spend other than for hats and t-shirts..
And yard signs, and bumper stickers, and deplorable t-shirts, and when you start adding that all up, it would amount to quite a bit.
Moreover, people who follow cults tend to go all-in with their finances. Some will do things like buy swag rather than by food for their children.
re: #76 Sir John Barron
Trump speech in Flint interrupted by organizer who said that he was not invited to give a “political speech”
Why’s he there?
Redemption.
re: #50 retired cynic
I do that with the millions of small orange spotted beetles (not ladybugs) that swarm out of the woods toward my white house every fall. They are worse than flies. They stink.
Those would be the dreaded Asian Lady Beetles.
re: #80 retired cynic
THAT’S IT!!! Nasty creatures.
We get swarms so big they cover our faces, and you have to be careful not to get them in your ears, eyes, nose and mouth. Down your clothes. GAH!
re: #79 Backwoods_Sleuth
I don’t know that I agree with that.
Most of the people who comprise his “personality cult” have no money to spend other than for hats and t-shirts..
I have never disliked a presidential candidate as much as I absolutely, with every fiber of my being, hate trump. I so want for not only his presidential ambitions to go down in a fiery plume of nuclear waste, but I want every business concern he is even tangentially associated with to to fail and fail big.
Yeah, I want to burn this bitch down to the ground, stomp the ashes to dust and launch the dust particles into outer space. There needs to be consequences for peddling the kind of hate trump has been selling for the last year and a half.
re: #56 retired cynic
I don’t know. I live about halfway up Illinois, and they have been here for about 15 years, I think. Our old house probably was insulated with them, in the old walls.
They live under the clapboards/siding.
I’m used to huge swarms of them invading in the middle of winter the minute the outside temp goes above ~40F, even if just for a day or two.
re: #83 Decatur Deb
Trump speech in Flint interrupted by organizer who said that he was not invited to give a “political speech”
Redemption.
Impossible. Trump is way beyond redemption.
re: #87 MsJ
I agree with all that, plus I want his kids to end up in jobs appropriate for their skill levels, i.e. dead end jobs at a fast food joint.
re: #44 Jack Burton
I refuse to look at them to see if this is the case, but I think the difference between the two at least used to be that Prison Planet was a “news” (can’t air quote that enough here) site, and Infowars was a “Home Page” for Alex Jones, his blog, and a one-stop shop for all things kook for sale.
I’ve always weirdly resented the name “Infowars”. Implying that Alex Jones is fighting a war with info as a weapon is like saying a child using a tree branch as a rifle can take on the Army.
re: #88 Backwoods_Sleuth
They live under the clapboards/siding.
I’m used to huge swarms of them invading in the middle of winter the minute the outside temp goes above ~40F, even if just for a day or two.
Yep, same here. Sudden sunny days in October, which used to be my favorite time of year, became just hell.
re: #89 MsJ
Impossible. Trump is way beyond redemption.
Nah, but first he must pass through the fire.
44% of millennials say they are voting for Johnson or Stein in new Quinnipiac poll; Trump in 3rd place in group pic.twitter.com/Zs472VjM0S
— Russell Berman (@russellberman) September 14, 2016
@chrislhayes Obama will go out and get them, Those were his voters.
— jim (@jlcoffeecup) September 14, 2016
re: #85 retired cynic
We get swarms so big they cover our faces, and you have to be careful not to get them in your ears, eyes, nose and mouth. Down your clothes. GAH!
When I lived in IL, we would have swarms so big that when I would drive home it was like driving through a hail storm. tat-a-tat-tat-a-tat as hundreds of them would hit my windshield.
re: #94 Tigger2
44% of millennials say they are voting for Johnson or Stein in new Quinnipiac poll; Trump in 3rd place in group pic.twitter.com
— Russell Berman
Seems high. The 44%.
re: #86 Skip Intro
Tiny hands showing his love for children
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Trump looks like he’s about to have a heart attack trying to lift the kid.
Either that or the kid needed his/hers diaper changed.
CNN/ORC FLORIDA POLL:
*Trump: 47%
*Clinton: 44%
*Johnson: 6%
*Stein: 1% pic.twitter.com/X4MTFPYnX3— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 14, 2016
re: #94 Tigger2
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Are not that age group the most unlikely traditionally to turn out to vote?
On the other hand, senior citizens, and tail-end baby boomers like me are the most likely?
My Gen-Y son is “meh” about the election, though I am trying furiously to get him to get out and vote.
How would Trump answer? I’m going to go with something like this:
LOOK TOOTS, ALL I’M SAYIN’ IS WHATEVER IS GOOD FOR GENERAL MOTORSTHE TRUMP ORGANIZATION IS GOOD FOR AMERICA, OK? OK? I MEAN BELIEVE ME, IT’LL BE THE BEST
re: #100 Sir John Barron
ugh.
Inorite? Makes me want to weep.
Contrats, media. You’re doing a great fucking job.
October 15, 2012
NEW POLL: Mitt Romney Is Crushing Obama In The Swing States https://t.co/M1VkY0fYfT
— Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) September 14, 2016
re: #105 wrenchwench
Thank you for that. Seriously, thank you.
re: #85 retired cynic
We get swarms so big they cover our faces, and you have to be careful not to get them in your ears, eyes, nose and mouth. Down your clothes. GAH!
picture of my front porch from a few years ago:
re: #108 Backwoods_Sleuth
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I had the exact same pillars on my front and back porches on a house I used to own. Was built in 1920.
re: #98 Skip Intro
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CNN apparently broadcasting old data (in other words they lied). Gotta have a horse race, even if they have to make one up:
qu.edu
LIKELY VOTERS……………………………………
WHITE……
COLLEGE DEG
Tot Rep Dem Ind Men Wom Yes No
Clinton 48% 10% 92% 40% 41% 54% 50% 33%
Trump 43 86 4 45 50 36 44 59
SMONE ELSE 3 2 - 7 4 2 4 2
DK/NA 6 2 4 8 5 7 3 7
AGE IN YRS………….. WHITE…..
18-34 35-49 50-64 65+ Men Wom Wht NonWht
Clinton 55% 49% 45% 42% 35% 47% 41% 66%
Trump 34 35 50 51 57 46 51 19
SMONE ELSE 3 6 2 1 3 2 3 4
DK/NA 8 10 3 6 5 5 5 10
PARTY IDENTIFICATION……………….
REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT.. INDEPENDENT Mltry
Men Wom Men Wom Men Wom HsHld
Clinton 10% 10% 93% 92% 34% 48% 36%
Trump 84 88 4 4 51 38 54
SMONE ELSE 3 1 - - 8 6 5
DK/NA 3 1 3 5 8 8 6
re: #106 Varek Raith
Relax.
Trust me.
Nope. Not relaxing until it’s all over. Relaxing is the way you lose elections, and this one is stacked against us unlike anything I’ve ever seen.
But do go on about religious freedom. Do. Go. On. https://t.co/6ne4Dz1pL6
— The Rude Pundit (@rudepundit) September 14, 2016
Proposed Georgia Mosque Stalls After Armed Militia Releases Threatening Video https://t.co/lfrU5uRhTN pic.twitter.com/nW5C37Yz34
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) September 14, 2016
re: #87 MsJ
I have never disliked a presidential candidate as much as I absolutely, with every fiber of my being, hate trump. I so want for not only his presidential ambitions to go down in a fiery plume of nuclear waste, but I want every business concern he is even tangentially associated with to to fail and fail big.
Yeah, I want to burn this bitch down to the ground, stomp the ashes to dust and launch the dust particles into outer space. There needs to be consequences for peddling the kind of hate trump has been selling for the last year and a half.
Same here. Even though Trump is a concentration of toxic trends in the Republican party that have been there for decades, he has crossed a significant threshold IMO.
re: #110 Anymouse
unfortunately with the two independent candidates in, Clinton’s national lead is 41-39.
re: #111 Skip Intro
Nope. Not relaxing until it’s all over. Relaxing is the way you lose elections, and this one is stacked against us unlike anything I’ve ever seen.
When’s the last time anyone lost an election because they relaxed? The history I’ve seen is that those that run around panicked, trying to adjust polling, are those that lose. Understanding historical trends and GOTV seems to be how you win.
re: #111 Skip Intro
Nope. Not relaxing until it’s all over. Relaxing is the way you lose elections, and this one is stacked against us unlike anything I’ve ever seen.
Fair enough.
Just don’t get discouraged by polling this early out. Also, Trump will get a minimum of 45ish% of the vote no matter what. Hell, Hitler could run and it would be a ‘close’ race.
What a country!
re: #109 Eventual Carrion
I had the exact same pillars on my front and back porches on a house I used to own. Was built in 1920.
My house was built pre-Civil War, but the porch and pillars are probably from the 1920s.
re: #117 Varek Raith
Fair enough.
Just don’t get discouraged by polling this early out. Also, Trump will get a minimum of 45ish% of the vote no matter what. Hell, Hitler could run and it would be a ‘close’ race.
What a country!
Yeah I just don’t see where Trump is going to pick up the minority voters he needs. Unless he just overwhelms among Whites.
re: #116 Belafon
When’s the last time anyone lost an election because they relaxed? The history I’ve seen is that those that run around panicked, trying to adjust polling, are those that lose. Understanding historical trends and GOTV seems to be how you win.
Not trying to adjust the polls, but we damn well better adjust reality. If anyone plans to do anything to put a spike in this buffoon, we’ve got 7 weeks to do it.
re: #113 EPR-radar
Same here. Even though Trump is a concentration of toxic trends in the Republican party that have been there for decades, he has crossed a significant threshold IMO.
At this point, as far as I am concerned, anyone still a GOP candidate is no longer enough for me.
At one time denouncing Mr. Trump, like my Senator Ben Sasse did, would be enough. Staying in a party supporting a fascist to me now says the person is still supporting the fascist.
I have more respect for the state senator here who said “screw this” and joined the Libertarian Party.
That means there will be an awful lot of blank lines on my ballot (since I get a choice between a GOP candidate and “write in”).
re: #118 Backwoods_Sleuth
My house was built pre-Civil War, but the porch and pillars are probably from the 1920s.
My house was built in 1914, and originally sold for $400 (twenty $20 gold pieces, to be precise).
My wife and I paid cash for it by selling $20 gold pieces from our collection. We sold twenty of them.
re: #110 Anymouse
AGE IN YRS………….. WHITE…..
18-34 35-49 50-64 65+ Men Wom Wht NonWhtClinton 55% 49% 45% 42% 35% 47% 41% 66%
Trump 34 35 50 51 57 46 51 19
SMONE ELSE 3 6 2 1 3 2 3 4
DK/NA 8 10 3 6 5 5 5 10
Huh? Trump is getting 46% of white women? Seriously?
This election cycle really has revealed to everyone just how much of a disgrace the media is. We’ll never get anything approaching decent election coverage until this changes.
/Fat chance
re: #110 Anymouse
Racial and gender gaps continue to divide American likely voters:
White voters back Trump 51 - 41 percent and
non-white voters back Clinton 66 - 19 percent;Men back Trump 50 - 41 percent, while women back Clinton 54 - 36 percent.
Trump getting even 19% of the minority vote seems high. I wonder what W. Bush and Romney’s numbers were with minority voters.
This was the sound outside the church in Flint, as Trump prepared to leave. A sea of boos. pic.twitter.com/YPgAQXkm7F
— Ryan Felton (@RyanFelton13) September 14, 2016
re: #125 MsJ
Huh? Trump is getting 46% of white women? Seriously?
As long as an (R) is behind the name, you could run Stalin and get that.
re: #105 wrenchwench
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re: #124 Anymouse
My house was built in 1914, and originally sold for $400 (twenty $20 gold pieces, to be precise).
My wife and I paid cash for it by selling $20 gold pieces from our collection. We sold twenty of them.
Granny H served lemonade to John Dillinger as he relaxed on my front porch when he came down to place his orders to the, shall we call them, “vendors” hereabouts in the Backwoods.
My historical brush with fame…
In the new Q poll, Trump’s position has actually deteriorated among college whites amid “deplorables” flap: https://t.co/CzmSnpLukZ
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) September 14, 2016
re: #131 Backwoods_Sleuth
Granny H served lemonade to John Dillinger as he relaxed on my front porch when he came down to place his orders to the, shall we call them, “vendors” hereabouts in the Backwoods.
My historical brush with fame…
Ummm … Was Granny a “vendor” running a lemonade stand, or was John just happy to see her?
re: #131 Backwoods_Sleuth
Granny H served lemonade to John Dillinger as he relaxed on my front porch when he came down to place his orders to the, shall we call them, “vendors” hereabouts in the Backwoods.
My historical brush with fame…
My wife’s historical brush with fame is Jesse James, her first cousin three times removed (via Cole Younger, her great-great-uncle). My wife is a Younger.
In another twist, my brother in law purchased a piece of property in Texas owned by the Northfield Bank in Minnesota (the one the James Gang attempted to rob). The title was fouled up (it was actually two different pieces of property as he and his lawyer found), so the Younger clan finally got their revenge (Northfield Bank tried to back out when they discovered the error, he threatened to sue and they let the second property go).
re: #91 Mattand
I’ve always weirdly resented the name “Infowars”. Implying that Alex Jones is fighting a war with info as a weapon is like saying a child using a tree branch as a rifle can take on the Army.
I’ve always felt that way about “Prison Planet” because libertarian kook conspiracy people crying about how the US/Europe/Western World is a police state(s) when they are usually entitled upper middle-class to wealthy American white men who never actually lived in one and have no perspective on the matter at all.
re: #127 Sir John Barron
Trump getting even 19% of the minority vote seems high. I wonder what W. Bush and Romney’s numbers were with minority voters.
Easy enough to look up.
Bush(2004) had 11% of the black vote, 46% of the hispanic vote and 43% of the asian vote.
Romney did much worse, 6% of the Black vote, 27% of the hispanic vote and 26% of the asian vote.
re: #133 whitebeach
Ummm … Was Granny a “vendor” running a lemonade stand, or was John just happy to see her?
Grandpa H was one of the “vendors”..and his “product” was very much in demand due to its exceptional quality.
Granny H’s brother lived down the lane and was also highly regarded for his product.
Both of their stills remain hidden in the holler here after all these decades. It’s a regular hunt to find the cave(s).
re: #108 Backwoods_Sleuth
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We get thousands of them every year just like that here in Virginia. They got Sevin’d (pesticide) several times a couple years ago when they were coming in in the fall.
re: #138 Timothy Watson
We get thousands of them every year just like that here in Virginia. They got Sevin’d (pesticide) several times a couple years ago when they were coming in in the fall.
The ones here laugh and laugh at Sevin…
re: #105 wrenchwench
October 15, 2012
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Interesting tidbit from a link embedded in the article:
Romney pollster Neil Newhouse says the poll shows “encouraging movement” in the wake of the first debate in Denver. Obama pollster Joel Benenson calls the method used to identify likely voters flawed.
“In the last election, Gallup’s registered voter model — not its likely voter model — was a much more accurate predictor, with their likely model missing the mark in 2010 by 9 points right before the election,” Benenson says. “That explains why Gallup’s results are way out of line with a dozen recent swing state polls that show the president with a double-digit lead among women.”
re: #139 Backwoods_Sleuth
The ones here laugh and laugh at Sevin…
Yeah, I not sure how effective it was. There seem to less after that but it’s hard to quantify exactly how many there are since most are probably hiding behind the walls.
re: #131 Backwoods_Sleuth
Granny H served lemonade to John Dillinger as he relaxed on my front porch when he came down to place his orders to the, shall we call them, “vendors” hereabouts in the Backwoods.
My historical brush with fame…
My Grandpa who was a prison guard had Al Capone in his cell block for a few days while Capone was waiting on a transfer.
Not that it hugely matters (those seem like normal fluctuations), but the DailyKos probability of a Hillary win has jumped from 72% to 77%.
re: #31 lawhawk
Always associated him more with infowars than prison planet. Maybe that’s because there’s a different nutjob who now tweets w/prison planet name, and Jones has his own.
Pretty sure the nutjob works for the nutjob.
re: #144 Nyet
Not that it hugely matters (those seem like normal fluctuations), but the DailyKos probability of a Hillary win has jumped from 72% to 77%.
Lest we forget the October Surprise, the rape lawsuit against Mr. Trump:
snopes.com
I am much saddened that the last of the great moonshiners here died just a few years ago. I really miss that jar of peach brandy he would bring by every Christmas, and his overall product would have made all his predecessors proud.
His son is still alive and lives about 2 miles away. And we can now legally make alcohol for fuel. *wink* *wink*.
re: #94 Tigger2
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Spoiled motherfuckers need to get off my lawn.
(Said as a 28-year-old white male.)
re: #141 Timothy Watson
Yeah, I not sure how effective it was. There seem to less after that but it’s hard to quantify exactly how many there are since most are probably hiding behind the walls.
vacuum cleaner is the only defense against them.
re: #146 Anymouse
TBH I doubt the lawsuit will bring anything (and that it won’t be dismissed soon).
re: #149 Backwoods_Sleuth
vacuum cleaner is the only defense against them.
Yep, it’s annoying as hell to have to use a vacuum cleaner on the ceiling of your kitchen to get rid of the bastards.
re: #150 Nyet
TBH I doubt the lawsuit will bring anything (and that it won’t be dismissed soon).
Maybe, maybe not. It should get press though. Not all press is good press. There are an awful lot of people unaware of the suit.
re: #151 Timothy Watson
Yep, it’s annoying as hell to have to use a vacuum cleaner on the ceiling of your kitchen to get rid of the bastards.
yep, and the ceiling light fixtures (piles and piles of them there), the window frames and sills, and just about damned near everyfreakingwhere…
re: #152 Anymouse
Not sure it will get press (and no, not because of the myth of the dreaded media bias).
If you are a museum geek, #AskACurator is your jam. pic.twitter.com/KK5JKt5urg
— KCGibbons (@KCGibbons) September 14, 2016
… how does that happen? Oz is a cardiothoracic surgeon, how the fuck does he interview a geriatric patient w/ a BMI of 34 & let that slide?
— Frankly My Dear … (@goddamnedfrank) September 14, 2016
re: #156 goddamnedfrank
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re: #156 goddamnedfrank
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Because Donnie told him to skip over it. Them’s the rules. And the show will go on because there will be viewers and advertising will get sold.
re: #156 goddamnedfrank
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Because Trump’s not paying him to do his job, he’s paying a quack to give another quack’s “official report” some semblance of legitimacy.
Your random tweet that makes you stop and double take of the day.
And that, O Internet, is why I just laid out nearly a thousand dollars for an ancient sickly cat who likes to wank when he looks at me.
— Vague Wombat UrsulaV (@UrsulaV) September 14, 2016
re: #156 goddamnedfrank
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re: #156 goddamnedfrank
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he plays a doctor on tv /// ratings
Many things about that case scream “not credible”. Looks more like a Larry Sinclair thing. So I don’t expect serious media to run with it (unless the improbable happens and serious evidence appears).
Basically that’s all Oz did, provided some air of believability to the report of a man who he’s never met and who nobody takes seriously. Oz did not conduct the physical, wasn’t in the same room as it went on, and probably has nobody’s word but Trump’s that the report is authentic. But he’s reading it because he’s guaranteed higher ratings for having Trump on his show and Trump’s having him read it because Oz will be taken seriously where Dr. Feelgood would be laughed off the stage.
How dare you, @DrOz? https://t.co/Z7HR75K3j8
— Gabe Ortíz (@TUSK81) September 14, 2016
Dr Oz Took Old Pic Of Me & Photoshopped It Sitting Next 2 Him.HE USED ME 2 SELL HIS DIET PILLS,& IVE NEVER MET HIM😡
OZ IS A CHOP SHOP DOC— Cher (@cher) September 14, 2016
re: #37 Anymouse
Enrique Gomez, a political writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, shares the vile and racist E-mails and tweets he’s getting from Mr. Trump’s supporters.
In the case of one Twitter user, he left her Twitter handle in the article, figuring if she was willing to publicly post it to the Plain Dealer, she should have no problem with it appearing in the newspaper.
Mr. Gomez is a natural born American. His father’s family came from Mexico four generations ago, and his mother’s family is Italian. (He points out the family shares a weird mix of family Mexican and Italian recipes.)
Don’t read the comments.
re: #162 Timothy Watson
BMI of 34? Didn’t Donald claim previously that he weighted like 195 lbs?
I’m not buying the 267 number either.
re: #167 Barefoot Grin
Don’t read the comments.
What is so stunningly ironic is the fact that BOTH SIDES of Mr. Gomez’s family have been here longer than the Drumpf/Trumps have, and probably longer than all of the asshats in those comments.
Matt Lauer oftentimes has Doc Oz on The Today Show.
It’s all just “entertainment” for the masses. Just like Matt’s probing of Trump in that sham last week aboard the aircraft carrier.
Of course…I am biased!
So Aphex Twin is playing in Houston in December for the first time in America since his appearance at Coachella 2008 for a music event called Day For Night, and the added icing on the cake?
Oud meistro Marcel Khalife from Lebanon is also confirmed to be playing there.
While all my friends are stoked for Aphex Twin (as am I), I’m one of the few that is stoked for not just Aphex Twin, but also for Khalife.
This is HUGE.
re: #171 ObserverArt
Matt Lauer oftentimes has Doc Oz on The Today Show.
It’s all just “entertainment” fro the masses. Just like Matt’s probing of Trump in that sham last week aboard the aircraft carrier.
Of course…I am biased!
Matt Lauer probed Trump? He’s a physician as well? /s
re: #169 Backwoods_Sleuth
What is so stunningly ironic is the fact that BOTH SIDES of Mr. Gomez’s family have been here longer than the Drumpf/Trumps have, and probably longer than all of the asshats in those comments.
Oh, and Donald’s mother came here on a visitor’s visa from Scotland and overstayed her visa…
re: #170 Dr. Matt
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re: #169 Backwoods_Sleuth
What is so stunningly ironic is the fact that BOTH SIDES of Mr. Gomez’s family have been here longer than the Drumpf/Trumps have, and probably longer than all of the asshats in those comments.
It’s fucking appalling—our national intelligence level, emotional intelligence level….sheesh.
re: #171 ObserverArt
Matt Lauer oftentimes has Doc Oz on The Today Show.
It’s all just “entertainment” for the masses. Just like Matt’s probing of Trump in that sham last week aboard the aircraft carrier.
Of course…I am biased!
Of course he does. Hacks working for hacks working for hacks to grift off of a gullible public. It’s Business 101.
Got a very cool new feature today - if the main article contains a YouTube video, and you scroll down past it (for example, to read comments), the video will automatically shrink to a smaller size and jump down to the bottom right of the page, where it will stay anchored and continue playing. So you can now watch videos from the post — like a live stream of a debate or speech — and read/post comments at the same time.
WATCH: At church in Flint, pastor comes onto stage and interrupts Trump as Trump critiques Clinton —
re: #37 Anymouse
Enrique Gomez, a political writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, shares the vile and racist E-mails and tweets he’s getting from Mr. Trump’s supporters.
In the case of one Twitter user, he left her Twitter handle in the article, figuring if she was willing to publicly post it to the Plain Dealer, she should have no problem with it appearing in the newspaper.
Mr. Gomez is a natural born American. His father’s family came from Mexico four generations ago, and his mother’s family is Italian. (He points out the family shares a weird mix of family Mexican and Italian recipes.)
Right-wingers will immediately retort and say, “BUT DEMOCRATS DO THE SAME HURR HURR HURR”
Out-of-towners just came to my front door, asking my wife to “share some thoughts about the Bible.” She asked them if she could share some thoughts about reason and science, they said “no thanks” and left.
Must be my village’s turn again: About once every two years the JW’s come by to try to drum up business.
I don’t usually post giraffes, but now I feel like I’ve goats to pic.twitter.com/4ktrRzeY6e
— 100% Goats (@EverythingGoats) September 14, 2016
re: #167 Barefoot Grin
Don’t read the comments.
The comments completely validate his point in the article - which trumpters seem to not understand.
Sadly, I think this will have the exact opposite of its intended effect; the Neu Volkischer Beobachter (formerly the New York Times) and the rest of the media will never, ever, ever ask inconvenient questions of their hero at the suggestion of (someone they see as) a subhuman like Hillary.
re: #182 wrenchwench
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We’ve been sorely lacking in fun goats around here. We need more goats to liven up this election season…goat vids for the win!
re: #185 Brian J.
Sadly, I think this will have the exact opposite of its intended effect; the Neu Volkischer Beobachter (formerly the New York Times) and the rest of the media will never, ever, ever ask inconvenient questions of their hero at the suggestion of (someone they see as) a subhuman like Hillary.
Hillary has said Trump can be baited by a tweet. Did you miss that?
re: #188 wrenchwench
Hillary has said Trump can be baited by a tweet. Did you miss that?
He can, but so what? The major media will make him look good no matter what he does, and make her look bad. You know, how her pneumonia has been portrayed as treasonous.
At least they’ll probably precede us up against the wall.
Meanwhile, John Podhoretz is beginning to surrender to the Trump virus.
this is the best line of his campaign https://t.co/Tkz7bh3JWd
— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) September 14, 2016
re: #189 Brian J.
He can, but so what? The major media will make him look good no matter what he does, and make her look bad. You know, how her pneumonia has been portrayed as treasonous.
At least they’ll probably precede us up against the wall.
He looks good now?
re: #190 Charles Johnson
Meanwhile, John Podhoretz is beginning to surrender to the Trump virus.
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re: #187 ObserverArt
We’ve been sorely lacking in fun goats around here. We need more goats to liven up this election season…goat vids for the win!
You’ll have to make it move by yourself:
I GOATS TO HAVE YOU pic.twitter.com/a7ZggzaEKD
— 100% Goats (@EverythingGoats) September 14, 2016
Famed U.S. shouting tycoon Donald Trump cancels release of medical records, prompting speculation that he suffers from crippling anal warts
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) September 14, 2016
re: #189 Brian J.
He can, but so what? The major media will make him look good no matter what he does, and make her look bad. You know, how her pneumonia has been portrayed as treasonous.
At least they’ll probably precede us up against the wall.
I’ve had treasonous pneumonia three times in my life, twice in the Navy (I suppose that made me a security risk or something).
re: #195 Skip Intro
Suffers? Pretty sure he enjoys them.
re: #179 FormerDirtDart
WATCH: At church in Flint, pastor comes onto stage and interrupts Trump as Trump critiques Clinton —
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So it’s going to take a long time, but we will do it quickly.
Alrighty then—I’m guessing those folks aren’t buying what he’s selling.
re: #194 wrenchwench
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I have a vivid imagination.
shhhh just Retweet pic.twitter.com/JQOkYzk1Sp
— Adam Khan (@Khanoisseur) April 11, 2016
What this thread lacks is subway pics. Many subway pics.
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I so fucking sick of these fuckers, their enablers in sports and at colleges:
Delaney Robinson, a sophomore at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, held a press conference on Tuesday during which she accused Allen Artis, a fellow student and football player, of raping her. What’s more, 19-year-old Robinson said that while she cooperated with law enforcement and campus officials in the wake of the incident, the school has failed to adequately investigate her allegations.
“My life has changed forever,” Robinson told reporters, “while the person who assaulted me continues as a student and a football player on this campus.”
On Wednesday, Artis turned himself in to authorities. According to CNN, he was released on a $5,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday. He has also been suspended indefinitely from the football team.The alleged assault took place back in February at an apartment complex on campus. Robinson says she went to the hospital and was examined by a nurse trained in sexual assaults. A rape kit was administered. She also met with investigators with the school’s department of public safety, whom she says subjected her to “humiliating and accusatory questions.”
What was I wearing? What was I drinking? How much did I drink? How much did I eat that day? Did I lead him on? Have I hooked up with him before? Do I often have one night stands? Did I even say no? What is my sexual history? How many men have I slept with? I was treated like a suspect.
My humiliation turned to anger when I listened to the recorded interviews of my rapist by DPS. Rather than accusing him of anything, the investigators spoke to him with a tone of comradery. They provided reassurances to him when he became upset. They even laughed with him when he told them how many girls’ phone numbers he had managed to get on the same night he raped me. They told him, “don’t sweat it, just keep on living your life and playing football.”
Right wing “humor” at its best. https://t.co/vOi0l0NCKI @scottdetrow
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 14, 2016
re: #179 FormerDirtDart
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I don’t know how to tweet the FB post!
re: #202 Timothy Watson
I so fucking sick of these fuckers, their enablers in sports and at colleges:
But what about the bathrooms!!!!!!!!!
re: #147 Backwoods_Sleuth
I am much saddened that the last of the great moonshiners here died just a few years ago. I really miss that jar of peach brandy he would bring by every Christmas, and his overall product would have made all his predecessors proud.
His son is still alive and lives about 2 miles away. And we can now legally make alcohol for fuel. *wink* *wink*.
When I was a kid we drove every few months to visit my father’s mom in an extremely
rural part of north Louisiana. The parish was (and still is) dry. Daddy always pointed out what he said were the two biggest houses in the area. They were next-door neighbors, were very opulent by local standards, and the owners were said to be good friends. One was the parish’s main moonshiner. The other was the sheriff.
re: #202 Timothy Watson
I so fucking sick of these fuckers, their enablers in sports and at colleges:
The same people who think Obama caused an increase in racism are going to think Hillary is making men rape more, when it will be more reports showing up.
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Nude Trump statues go up in Miami near I-95 and in Jersey City at the entrance to the Holland Tunnel, where they will stay until after the election, greeting commuters every day.
Many concern trolls in the comments.
re: #210 Nyet
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re: #53 Skip Intro
Senate is on track to work fewest number of days since 1956
More GOP leadership on display for all to see.
Work should be in quotation marks because what they do is not work.
re: #212 Stanley Sea
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re: #214 Nyet
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.@jimrutenberg Just read on Chuck C. Johnson’s Facebook page that you had a meeting with him. Are you aware of his white nationalist views?
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 14, 2016
McCaul says on @CNNSitRoom that the RNC has been hacked also
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) September 14, 2016
re: #218 Charles Johnson
Yet we haven’t seen the RNC leaks…
re: #218 Charles Johnson
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Just watching that. Cynic that I have become WRT anything coming from anyone with (R) after their names, I’m skeptical that this is a real thing and not a cover for Putin trying to influence the election in Trump’s direction.
Aaaand his goal is to make sure Hillary never gets in to the White House.
re: #219 Nyet
takes a long time to translate from the comic sans font and those jpgs done in crayon
Deplorable pic.twitter.com/yVPQIDJuoh
— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) September 14, 2016
re: #81 Sir John Barron
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Outstanding quote that should be repeated every day, multiple times a day.
“Running for the presidency shouldn’t be your first run for office.”
~@juliemason, Sept 14, 2016— Dr. Matt (@DrMatthew) September 14, 2016
re: #86 Skip Intro
More like Baron Harkkonen draining the tyke’s blood, Prter Thiel-like.
Kremlin:
Obama’s Anti-Trump Statements are Anti-Russian:
msn.com
The Kremlin said on Wednesday it viewed U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent statements on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as anti-Russian and said they were unlikely to improve fragile relations between Russia and the United States.
re: #227 Anymouse
Specifically the word used was “Russophobic”. Because criticizing Putin is being bigoted against the Russian ethnos…
re: #106 Varek Raith
Isn’t it time for you to throw out one of your patented anime avatar’s to curse Trump?
re: #228 Nyet
Specifically the word used was “Russophobic”. Because criticizing Putin is being bigoted against the Russian ethnos…
Joe McCarthy and Ronald Reagan must be rolling in their graves over what the GOP is now.
re: #208 whitebeach
When I was a kid we drove every few months to visit my father’s mom in an extremely
rural part of north Louisiana. The parish was (and still is) dry. Daddy always pointed out what he said were the two biggest houses in the area. They were next-door neighbors, were very opulent by local standards, and the owners were said to be good friends. One was the parish’s main moonshiner. The other was the sheriff.
Funny how that always works out… :D
re: #157 Jack Burton
And here’s your reference from American Loons #1006 on Mehmet Oz.
re: #125 MsJ
Huh? Trump is getting 46% of white women? Seriously?
Don’t Republican Presidential Candidates usually get the majority of the White woman vote? It’s good that Trump isn’t getting that this time around.
re: #211 Anymouse
Nude Trump statues go up in Miami near I-95 and in Jersey City at the entrance to the Holland Tunnel, where they will stay until after the election, greeting commuters every day.
Many concern trolls in the comments.
I’m rather concerned too. I wouldn’t want to subject myself to such a horrific, disturbing sight. Hope car accidents don’t spike.
I thought Hillary was being very generous when she said that only half of Trump’s wretched, detestable, depraved followers were “deplorable.”
re: #236 Shiplord Kirel
I thought Hillary was being very generous when she said that only half of Trump’s wretched, detestable, depraved followers were “deplorable.”
Shhh. The other half are in the Dumpster of Detestables.
So, is our so-called liberal media going to ask Gov. Mike Pence in their next interview if he thinks punching a sixty-nine year old woman qualifies as deplorable (since he wouldn’t characterise David Duke that way)?
re: #241 Anymouse
So, is our so-called going to ask Gov. Mike Pence in their next interview if he thinks punching an 87 year old woman qualifies as deplorable (since he wouldn’t characterise David Duke that way)?
And alienate the ‘Jerks who punch women’ vote?
I think not!
re: #239 Decatur Deb
Shhh. The other half are in the Dumpster of Detestables.
I want to see that full-sized: Shhh. The other half are in the Dumpster of Detestables.
Kinda goes against the ‘shhh’, but what the hell.
re: #231 Backwoods_Sleuth
Funny how that always works out… :D
I have heard it is much the same with the “herb” growers in some areas of Appalachia.
re: #232 Eric The Fruit Bat
And here’s your reference from American Loons #1006 on Mehmet Oz.
I love the Encyclopedia of American Loons! It is a must-have for rational people everywhere.
re: #236 Shiplord Kirel
I thought Hillary was being very generous when she said that only half of Trump’s wretched, detestable, depraved followers were “deplorable.”
I keep hoping someone asks her “Which half?” so she can answer, “All the halves, Katie.”
re: #241 Anymouse
So, is our so-called liberal media going to ask Gov. Mike Pence in their next interview if he thinks punching a sixty-nine year old woman qualifies as deplorable (since he wouldn’t characterise David Duke that way)?
I think the media should ask him why he is campaigning and not doing his job as governor.
Just like donald said about POTUS…
re: #243 wrenchwench
I want to see that full-sized: Shhh. The other half are in the Dumpster of Detestables.
Kinda goes against the ‘shhh’, but what the hell.
Wouldn’t want to offend their sensibilities.
re: #244 ObserverArt
I have heard it is much the same with the “herb” growers in some areas of Appalachia.
often, it’s the very same house…
re: #242 Varek Raith
And alienate the ‘Jerks who punch women’ vote?
I think not!
Not just their vote; the entire entertainment industry is utterly dependent on them, along with most social media and app makers. This is why abuse of women, minorities, etc. is not only permitted but celebrated. There’s nothing wrong with Twitbook that destroying their servers would not cure.
re: #245 Shiplord Kirel
I knew he was there, just had to do a search and…BOOM!
Sad, really. At least he shares the same rank of cranks like Weill as opposed to Ornish who actually has done real research.
Again I thank those Trump fans who are adding “Deplorable” to their usernames. Makes it very quick & easy to see who should be blocked.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) September 14, 2016
Oh brother.
Rep. Michael McCaul: “I misspoke by asserting that the RNC was hacked” https://t.co/N1qo5oQgsb pic.twitter.com/LaCan9Mn2q
— CNN (@CNN) September 14, 2016
re: #253 wrenchwench
that is a pretty relaxed dog!
— quasar 🍐 (@heliotaxia) September 14, 2016
re: #151 Timothy Watson
Yep, it’s annoying as hell to have to use a vacuum cleaner on the ceiling of your kitchen to get rid of the bastards.
Especially with 12’ ceilings!!!
I’ve seen nothing on the news about the 68 year old lady getting punched.
re: #260 wrenchwench
Looks so intentional, but it had to be accidental.
That’s what they want you to think.
*MUTE*
Sheesh, the bullshit on this health thing. Panel woman on CNN lists a looooong list of stuff about Hillary’s health down to a freaking sinus and ear infection last January. Dr. Oz is interviewed and sez Trump had tests such as a colonoscopy, EKG, etc. “a few years ago” with his “physical” last week appearing to be only a blood test but according to a panel consensus….
NEITHER side will be releasing any complete medical data. (They did acknowledge that Hillary had released more than Trump after going on extensively about how she didn’t tell right away that she had pneumonia and knew about it for DAYS. How terrible!)
I swear it’s by the grace of vine and bud that the top of my head hasn’t blown off.
re: #264 thedopefishlives
Can I order one of those for a particular client?
I think you have to know the bird. It probably likes lizards, too, so watch out. Fishies might be safe.
re: #263 allegro
*MUTE*
Sheesh, the bullshit on this health thing. Panel woman on CNN lists a looooong list of stuff about Hillary’s health down to a freaking sinus and ear infection last January. Dr. Oz is interviewed and sez Trump had tests such as a colonoscopy, EKG, etc. “a few years ago” with his “physical” last week appearing to be only a blood test but according to a panel consensus….
NEITHER side will be releasing any complete medical data. (They did acknowledge that Hillary had released more than Trump after going on extensively about how she didn’t tell right away that she had pneumonia and knew about it for DAYS. How terrible!)
I swear it’s by the grace of vine and bud that the top of my head hasn’t blown off.
I wish our news would just start showing cat videos all the time.
It’d be about as informative, more honest, and better for the health of America.
re: #234 Patricia Kayden
Don’t Republican Presidential Candidates usually get the majority of the White woman vote? It’s good that Trump isn’t getting that this time around.
Apparently white women’s (who are not me) are not paying attention.
re: #256 wrenchwench
The snake, on the other hand, maybe not so relaxed.
re: #266 klys (maker of Silmarils)
I wish our news would just start showing cat videos all the time.
It’d be about as informative, more honest, and better for the health of America.
I’ve been getting a bit overwhelmed by the volume of wingnut derp on my FB feed. Every morning it’s the same things: Clinton Body Count, Private Email Server, BENGHAZI!!!!, Stand For The Goddamn Anthem, Sick Hillary’s About To Keel Over. Sometimes I feel like I need a shower just from looking at a computer screen.
re: #269 thedopefishlives
I’ve been getting a bit overwhelmed by the volume of wingnut derp on my FB feed. Every morning it’s the same things: Clinton Body Count, Private Email Server, BENGHAZI!!!!, Stand For The Goddamn Anthem, Sick Hillary’s About To Keel Over. Sometimes I feel like I need a shower just from looking at a computer screen.
Filters and lists are your friend.
I’ve already gotten things pretty tightly filtered (in general, not just on FB). I’m trying to pay careful attention to when it’s getting to be too much, because I know where my limits are but it can be so easy sometimes to just slip right past them.
Regular reminder to all Lizards that taking care of yourself is important.
And stacked up against all of the other bullshit Trump and Oz are throwing, these two things stand out to me:
1. That Trump actually said that his arm movements during his speeches count as excercise.
2. That he likes to kiss Ivanka every chance he gets.
Ludicrous and Ewwwdicrous.
re: #271 BeachDem
And stacked up against all of the other bullshit Trump and Oz are throwing, these two things stand out to me:
1. That Trump actually said that his arm movements during his speeches count as excercise.
2. That he likes to kiss Ivanka every chance he gets.Ludicrous and Ewwwdicrous.
Trump is obese. He is about 40 lbs. overweight. At 70, he is a heart atteck waiting to happen.
re: #271 BeachDem
And stacked up against all of the other bullshit Trump and Oz are throwing, these two things stand out to me:
1. That Trump actually said that his arm movements during his speeches count as excercise.
2. That he likes to kiss Ivanka every chance he gets.Ludicrous and Ewwwdicrous.
He actually said number 2?
Eeesh. Dude should have been looked at as a sexual predator and be listed as such…complete with those forms the authorities send out to let you know one resides in Trump Tower.
re: #205 Stanley Sea
I don’t know how to tweet the FB post!
Flint Pastor Interrupts Trump’s Clinton-Bashing: This Isn’t ‘Political Speech’ https://t.co/SJkLBwsgH1 #UniteBlue https://t.co/fZsNozvRqY
— (((Beelzebabushka))) (@viciousbabushka) September 14, 2016
re: #271 BeachDem
And stacked up against all of the other bullshit Trump and Oz are throwing, these two things stand out to me:
1. That Trump actually said that his arm movements during his speeches count as excercise.
2. That he likes to kiss Ivanka every chance he gets.Ludicrous and Ewwwdicrous.
I have a very different idea of cardio exercise than he does.
re: #270 klys (maker of Silmarils)
I don’t do Twitter or Facebook primarily that I don’t want to be their product.
This is my primary hangout, outside of a few others I lurk.
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Newsweek investigation should be bombshell story of the week…. but getting roundly ignored https://t.co/Tn6gtcbwGM
— BWD (@theonlyadult) September 14, 2016
re: #276 Eric The Fruit Bat
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re: #275 klys (maker of Silmarils)
I have a very different idea of cardio exercise than he does.
That’s because you have a functioning brain. Trump does not.
I’m not going to lie. These latest polls are kind of depressing. What is wrong with half of America that they’d even consider a guy like Donald fucking Trump to be in charge?
Talk me down off the ledge!
re: #274 The Vicious Babushka
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He sounds drunk or drugged. Talking slooooow and slurring.
re: #277 gwangung
It’s too detailed. Covering this requires knowing things.
re: #267 MsJ
Apparently white women’s (who are not me) are not paying attention.
That’s OK MsJ, we’ll keep the women who aren’t deplorable here. /s
My computer decided this would be a good time to update Windows 10 and logged me out. I am back you poor devils, but it is still downloading stuff from Microsoft (not sure what: flying car app, Katie Perry’s left shark, &c)
re: #280 Unabogie
I’m not going to lie. These latest polls are kind of depressing. What is wrong with half of America that they’d even consider a guy like Donald fucking Trump to be in charge?
Talk me down off the ledge!
Party before country is a hell of a drug.
re: #273 ObserverArt
He actually said number 2?
Eeesh. Dude should have been looked at as a sexual predator and be listed as such…complete with those forms the authorities send out to let you know one resides in Trump Tower.
“Dr. Oz said when Ivanka Trump came on stage, ‘It’s nice to see a dad kiss his daughter,’” reported NBC’s Peter Alexander. “Trump responded that he kisses her every chance he gets.”
re: #280 Unabogie
I’m not going to lie. These latest polls are kind of depressing. What is wrong with half of America that they’d even consider a guy like Donald fucking Trump to be in charge?
Talk me down off the ledge!
I feel the same way.
It’s horrifying.
Even if HRC wins, anything less than a landslide means the Overton window has shifted such that trumpism is acceptable.
Too bad you didn’t have a constitutional amendment that granted emergency voting privileges to Canadians.
Oh, Driftglass, and his wonderful wife!
re: #147 Backwoods_Sleuth
I am much saddened that the last of the great moonshiners here died just a few years ago. I really miss that jar of peach brandy he would bring by every Christmas, and his overall product would have made all his predecessors proud.
His son is still alive and lives about 2 miles away. And we can now legally make alcohol for fuel. *wink* *wink*.
Just don’t let the revenuers catch anyone drinking that “fuel”…
;-0
re: #286 Interesting Times
Exactly. What a close election will show is that a Republican racist who knows how to not shit on the floor will get at least 45% of the vote. If he doesn’t embarrass himself constantly for a year, the media will laud him as a true statesman.
This all started about 3 weeks ago with that awful AP story, and hasn’t let up since. Trump is truly getting a boost from the media and I can’t figure out why they hate Hillary but not Trump. He’s deplorable.
re: #285 BeachDem
Feels her up, too, from what I’ve seen.
re: #236 Shiplord Kirel
I thought Hillary was being very generous when she said that only half of Trump’s wretched, detestable, depraved followers were “deplorable.”
I hope the Clinton campaign is saving up a “you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy” zinger vs. the Trumphhroids for a special occasion.
re: #181 Anymouse
Out-of-towners just came to my front door, asking my wife to “share some thoughts about the Bible.” She asked them if she could share some thoughts about reason and science, they said “no thanks” and left.
Must be my village’s turn again: About once every two years the JW’s come by to try to drum up business.
A couple of women stopped walked into my backyard garage and asked to speak to me. Noticed one was carrying a Bible. I was obviously busy on a woodworking project and said so. I also said that I grew up discussing and arguing theology with prominent members of many religions (folks visiting my dad) and they really didn’t want to engage me on the topic.
One asked “What’s theology?”. The other had a clue and grabbed her companion’s arm to lead her away. With that as the first question, I suspect they wouldn’t have enjoyed the conversation.
I must confess to muttering “get off my lawn” as they left. Being old has it’s perks. ;)
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They Were Desperate to Get Pregnant. Then IVF Gave Them Extra Embryos. One morning last spring, Ashley Harrolle put her 1-year-old daughter down for a nap and went to the kitchen. She pulled up her fertility clinic’s contact information. It was time to make the call. In a freezer several hundred ... Cheechako
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March FavoritesYou've seen these all already but looking back, just because. These are my favorite shots of this last month. That 1937 Zeiss Sonnar is such a gloriously wonderful bit of glass. Thanks for looking.
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Russia’s New Combat Robots Blown Up by Drones Near Avdiivka When we landed on the moon, I thought about how science fiction had become real. Now, the robot wars have begun. It's more poignant somehow on the ground than in the missile wars we have in the air as ...
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Why Did More Than 1,000 People Die After Police Subdued Them With Force That Isn’t Meant to Kill? An investigation led by The Associated Press has found that, over a decade, more than 1,000 people died after police subdued them through physical holds, stun guns, body blows and other force not intended to be lethal. More: Why ... Cheechako
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The Pandemic Cost 7 Million Lives, but Talks to Prevent a Repeat Stall In late 2021, as the world reeled from the arrival of the highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus, representatives of almost 200 countries met - some online, some in-person in Geneva - hoping to forestall a future worldwide ... Cheechako
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Texas County at Center of Border Fight Is Overwhelmed by Migrant Deaths EAGLE PASS, Tex. - The undertaker lighted a cigarette and held it between his latex-gloved fingers as he stood over the bloated body bag lying in the bed of his battered pickup truck. The woman had been fished out ... Cheechako
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