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Serious Q:
Is there a GoFundMe or other service to deliver food/pizza/water to voters waiting on line?
— Nasty Hombre (@franklinftw) November 7, 2016
At Trump’s NYC Election Night party venue, there’s a camera spot labeled “TRUMP TV” on the main riser in the grand ballroom.
— Jose A. DelReal (@jdelreal) November 7, 2016
re: #1 Franklin
Serious Q:
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Exactly. Tomorrow I will walk to my polling place and wait in no line and the total time will not even register what it will take for some people to cast their ballot. That is a travesty.
@jaketapper @jeffzeleny @brikeilarcnn she’s campaigning in states with no early vote lol. Keep up the great work CNN.
— Ian (@Ian_from_TO) November 7, 2016
Horserace Uber Alles.
LOL! What a bunch of ridiculous bigoted garbage. Your “voter fraud” videos are getting even dumber. @JamesOKeefeIII
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 7, 2016
This is so dumb. If someone isn’t on the voter rolls, they’re offered an affidavit ballot. If it’s invalid, it’s discarded. @JamesOKeefeIII
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 7, 2016
Do you even know what an affidavit ballot is? @JamesOKeefeIII
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 7, 2016
re: #4 VegasGolfer
Exactly. Tomorrow I will walk to my polling place and wait in no line and the total time will not even register what it will take for some people to cast their ballot. That is a travesty.
Yep. I’ll go to the polling location at 7 tomorrow AM and I’ll be to work at 7:30. And it’s a 25 minute drive to work.
Hidden because you’ll want to hide it again after you’ve seen it.
Release of Samsung Galaxy 8 telephone is reportedly delayed due to inability to pierce armor of most common infantry vehicles.
— DPRK News Service (@DPRK_News) November 7, 2016
Oh fer fuck’s sake…
Rod “Bein’ a Dick Option” Dreher is pimping some preposterous bullshit from Ross Douthat:
How did we get here? How did it come to this? Not just to the Donald Trump phenomenon, but to the whole choice facing us on Tuesday, in which a managerial liberalism and an authoritarian nationalism — two visions of the president as essentially a Great Protector: a feisty grandmother or fierce sky father — are contending for the votes of an ostensibly free people?
Start with the American family. Start with my own family, as an illustration — white Protestants for the most part on both sides with a few Irish newcomers mixed, rising and falling and migrating around in the way of most families that have been in this country a long time…….Then the social revolutions of the 1970s arrived. There were divorces, later marriages, single parenthood, abortions. In the end all those aunts and uncles, their various spouses and my parents — 12 baby boomers, all told — only had seven children: myself, my sister and five cousins.
So instead of widening, my family tree tapered, its branches thinned. And it may thin again, since so far the seven cousins in my generation have only three children. All of them are mine……. In either case, the demagogues of the future will have ample opportunity to exploit the deep loneliness that a post-familial society threatens to create.
This loneliness may manifest in economic anxiety on the surface, in racial and cultural anxiety just underneath. But at bottom it’s more primal still: A fear of a world in which no one is bound by kinship to take care of you, and where you can go down into death leaving little or nothing of yourself behind.
Protestants and their wicked contraception caused Trump.
re: #7 Belafon
Afro-David pic.twitter.com/Ek9ZjbAXdu
— gocart mozart (@gocartmozart1) November 7, 2016
re: #11 Scottishdragon
Oh fer fuck’s sake…
Rod “Bein’ a Dick Option” Dreher is pimping some preposterous bullshit from Ross Douthat:
Protestants and their wicked contraception caused Trump.
That is spectacularly stupid.
I did some service journalism for you guys. Times that polls close + times that bars close (according to wikipedia) pic.twitter.com/Oh0LrWfHUj
— Elise Foley (@elisefoley) November 7, 2016
CNN’s millennial Donald Trump supporter looks prety much exactly how you would have expected pic.twitter.com/3Ib61gVZLB
— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) November 7, 2016
Follow these steps for impeccable doobies. 10 Steps To Rolling The Perfect Joint https://t.co/6kMQe6kSiH via @clickhole
— Charlie Vogel (@teleskiguy) November 7, 2016
Any of the TDI lizards here receive their offers from VWoA yet?
“Let’s agree that black lives matter — but so do white lives!” – Rudy Giuliani, introducing Donald Trump
— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) November 7, 2016
re: #13 calochortus
That is spectacularly stupid.
Well, at least he wrote this one in relatively plain language, instead of the usual over-intellectualized jargon he typically rants in; for once, the stupid is apparent.
re: #18 BlueGrl21
One…more…day.
Only 1457 more days till the next Presidential election (3rd Nov 2020, mark it in your calendar).
Giuliani encouraging Trump supporters in Scranton to take their grandmothers out of their nursing homes and take them to vote.
— McKay Coppins (@mckaycoppins) November 7, 2016
re: #21 Jay C
Well, at least he wrote this one in relatively plain language, instead of the usual over-intellectualized jargon he typically rants in; for once, the stupid is apparent.
The dangers of plain language…
re: #22 Nojay UK
Only 1457 more days till the next Presidential election (3rd Nov 2020, mark it in your calendar).
Asking for a downding?
re: #26 Big Beautiful Door
Is it time to discuss the frontrunners for 2020?
*Runs screaming from room…*
re: #11 Scottishdragon
What a whiny little pissant Rod Dreher is. In almost all societies, traditional roles for women (i.e., barefoot and pregnant) generally aren’t appreciated by women. This is clearly shown by the fact that birth rates plummet whenever and wherever women acquire real choice in the matter.
re: #26 Big Beautiful Door
Is it time to discuss the frontrunners for 2020?
Naaah, at least wait until they announce the formation of their “Xxx-for-President” Committees.
Probably within the week…..
re: #11 Scottishdragon
Once upon a time I remember reading a handful of his early NYTimes columns after being told he was an up and coming intellectual moderate conservative. I don’t remember what derp he was peddling back then but it wasn’t much better than this organic fertilizer.
He even manages to remind me why I’m happily in the quite liberal Episcopalian church rather than the Roman Catholic church I was exposed to growing up.
Douthat that is.
re: #26 Big Beautiful Door
Is it time to discuss the frontrunners for 2020?
Hillary (of course) and Alex Jones.
re: #11 Scottishdragon
Oh fer fuck’s sake…
Rod “Bein’ a Dick Option” Dreher is pimping some preposterous bullshit from Ross Douthat:
Protestants and their wicked contraception caused Trump.
If white women don’t get busy making babies, old white men are going to be lonely!
re: #28 EPR-radar
What a whiny little pissant Rod Dreher is. In almost all societies, traditional roles for women (i.e., barefoot and pregnant) generally aren’t appreciated by women. This is clearly shown by the fact that birth rates plummet whenever and wherever women acquire real choice in the matter.
Oh, but it is the existential hopeless loneliness of not having lots and lots of progeny to confront the future with!
Um…yeah.
re: #33 wrenchwench
If white women don’t get busy making babies, old white men are going to be lonely!
Dreher does really like Steve Sailer (Of VDARE fame), now that you mention it.
re: #25 calochortus
re: #29 stpaulbear
Wouldn’t it be Nov 10? Second Tuesday?
“Election Day in the United States of America is the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. It can fall on or between November 2 and November 8.”
This year the election is as late as it ever gets since last Tuesday was the first of the month.
re: #22 Nojay UK
Only 1457 more days till the next Presidential election (3rd Nov 2020, mark it in your calendar).
Given the way that we do the campaigning, I am deeply glad we have specific dates for our elections. Can you imagine the asshole GOP in the house having the ability to force an early election with a no-confidence vote? Our system (winner take all, filibusters, electoral college, etc) has it’s warts and flaws but I’d never want to trade it for the godawful mess of the parliamentary system.
re: #26 Big Beautiful Door
Is it time to discuss the frontrunners for 2020?
Some things can already be predicted with near certainty. E.g., if the GOP ends up with a 7 person field in the 2020 primary, it will be like this:
1) Shit.
2) Explosive diarrhea.
3) Flaming dog shit on the front porch.
4) A shit sandwich.
5) Shit that says it isn’t shit.
6) Shit that has achieved quasi-sentience and works to suppress voting rights.
7) The Platonic Ideal of Shit.
So our neighbor across the street is voting for Trump. Woman; mid-30’s; two young kids including a daughter.
She’s mad about Obamacare/ACA. Basically is sending a message to… Obama? Clinton? Democrats? Has apparently acknowledged what a monster Trump is, but the ACA is worse.
This is “liberal” blue state NJ.
I was sort of feeling better about Clinton’s chances this morning. Now? Not as much.
Un-fucking-believable…
re: #34 Scottishdragon
Oh, but it is the existential hopeless loneliness of not having lots and lots of progeny to confront the future with!
Um…yeah.
I have stared at this supposed existential loneliness full-on, and it’s honestly not a big deal. (FWIW, my family name ends with me, at least in the US.)
Kellyanne Conway Says Donald Trump’s Presidential Run Is An Act Of Charity
Much more bigly than giving real money.
re: #41 Mattand
People in states that are virtually guaranteed to go blue often feel it gives them permission to make a “protest vote” without any real likelihood of having to live with the consequences of their vote.
After Hillary wins on Tuesday night expect futures to rise and another record breaking positive day on Wednesday. Smart money hates Trump.
— Franksgiving (@goddamnedfrank) November 7, 2016
Ted Nugent Showed His Support for Donald Trump by Grabbing His Balls at a Recent Rally
(by @VicBergerIV) pic.twitter.com/ylsHqwKlbt— Super Deluxe (@superdeluxe) November 7, 2016
re: #45 goddamnedfrank
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I understand the peso started gaining strength yesterday too.
re: #41 Mattand
So our neighbor across the street is voting for Trump. Woman; mid-30’s; two young kids including a daughter.
She’s mad about Obamacare/ACA. Basically is sending a message to… Obama? Clinton? Democrats? Has apparently acknowledged what a monster Trump is, but the ACA is worse.
This is “liberal” blue state NJ.
I was sort of feeling better about Clinton’s chances this morning. Now? Not as much.
Un-fucking-believable…
To be somewhat crude, in your place I’d be tempted to ask her thoughts on the subject of her daughter getting grabbed by the pussy by a fellow Trumpjugend member.
re: #37 William Lewis
Given the way that we do the campaigning, I am deeply glad we have specific dates for our elections.
You have continuous electioneering because of fixed election dates and that defines how campaigns are run. In other governmental systems including Parliamentary ones like the UK, a long campaign is six weeks from posting of the election writ to balloting. We don’t have the dead hand of a Constitution written over 250 years ago by your first group of treasonous slaveholders so we can also do things like limit campaign spending by government diktat, something all sides in Parliament agree on.
re: #46 teleskiguy
I liked the wooden blocks better.
I rarely do this, but I felt compelled to troll the right wingers in the YouTube comments for James O’Keefe’s asinine video.
re: #31 William Lewis
“I don’t remember what derp he was peddling back then but it wasn’t much better than this organic fertilizer.”
I have no idea why some right-leaning writers seem to think there were no single-parent households, no abortion, and no divorces before the mid-20th Century. I recall knowing about these things when I was growing up in the 1950s and early 1960s. I specifically remember the time when my mom asked me to help an elderly neighbor pack up her things because she was moving into an elderly care facility. She was a well-educated, well-known and well-regarded member of our community. While I was packing some of her possessions, I ran across material on performing abortions. Now, I don’t know if she’d had one, or if she had performed them at some time in the past, but I remember reading the materials she had on the subject. I was about 11 or 12 at the time. I also recall that some women in our general neighborhood at the time were also single parents, and I remember some couples getting divorces. In addition to these, I remember having contact with LGBTQ persons who lived in my city. Some of them were very active in local churches and were pianists and vocalists who were welcomed in every church. Some people live very sheltered lives, it seems.
re: #41 Mattand
re: #44 calochortus
People in states that are virtually guaranteed to go blue often feel it gives them permission to make a “protest vote” without any real likelihood of having to live with the consequences of their vote.
Apparently this woman is doing the Benghazi-boog-a-loo as well.
This woman is nearly 2 decades younger than me. That’s what scares me; I keep hearing about how millennials are rejecting the GOP, and I keep running into the ones who think like my grandparents.
re: #21 Jay C
Well, at least he wrote this one in relatively plain language, instead of the usual over-intellectualized jargon he typically rants in; for once, the stupid is apparent.
I actually get some of what he’s talking about having grown up during those “glory” days (for those of us with white skin) of the 50s-60s but find his belief that contraception is the cause of the destruction of family life bizarre. IMO it was home electronics - teevee in every room and video games.
re: #6 Charles Johnson
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LOLWUT… “full burka?” He clearly doesn’t even understand what a burka is (the woman in the video isn’t wearing one). He could at least read the hijab wiki page.
Or this: What’s That You’re Wearing? A Guide to Muslim Veils - The New York Times where they provide this animated gif of the various types.
Tonight is the eve of my sobering up. On Nov 7, 1984, I went to First Avenue to hear The Cure play a 2+ hour show (there was no opening act) and then went to a party afterwards On the way home from the party I realized that if I didn’t quit drinking I was probably going to die. I had just gotten laid off from a dead-end job I hated and I had too much free time. However, having all my time for myself probably helped me focus on what I needed to do and get back on track. There are times I miss it but I’ve never once had a relapse.
re: #47 calochortus
I understand the peso started gaining strength yesterday too.
Barbed-wire futures are down.
A Catholic priest put an aborted fetus on the altar in an appeal for Donald Trumphttps://t.co/9mZwKi7ErP
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) November 7, 2016
#SpiritCooking https://t.co/Nco7faOvJw
— Franksgiving (@goddamnedfrank) November 7, 2016
re: #41 Mattand
So our neighbor across the street is voting for Trump. Woman; mid-30’s; two young kids including a daughter.
She’s mad about Obamacare/ACA. Basically is sending a message to… Obama? Clinton? Democrats? Has apparently acknowledged what a monster Trump is, but the ACA is worse.
This is “liberal” blue state NJ.
I was sort of feeling better about Clinton’s chances this morning. Now? Not as much.
Un-fucking-believable…
I grew up in NJ. I have lived in Florida for the past 20 years. In NJ I probably complained about Bill Clinton and the dems even though I was liberal.
Florida was a red state when I got here and I don’t mess around anymore. I don’t have that luxury.
I guess I am not worried what some housewife in Jersey is doing but if it was my neighbor in Tampa I would not be thrilled. I still wouldn’t be worried.
Hills is winning Florida.
re: #57 stpaulbear
There are times I miss it but I’ve never once had a relapse.
Impressive. Keep it up! Happy anniversary!
re: #55 allegro
I actually get some of what he’s talking about having grown up during those “glory” days (for those of us with white skin) of the 50s-60s but find his belief that contraception is the cause of the destruction of family life bizarre. IMO it was home electronics - teevee in every room and video games.
I think contraception is the main factor for reduced average family size (i.e., quantity). Other social changes have more of an effect on family stability etc. (i.e., quality).
Naturally a meathead like Dreher will conflate quantity and quality to blame everything on contraception.
re: #53 majii
“I don’t remember what derp he was peddling back then but it wasn’t much better than this organic fertilizer.”
I have no idea why some right-leaning writers seem to think there were no single-parent households, no abortion, and no divorces before the mid-20th Century. I recall knowing about these things when I was growing up in the 1950s and early 1960s. I specifically remember the time when my mom asked me to help an elderly neighbor pack up her things because she was moving into an elderly care facility. She was a well-educated, well-known and well-regarded member of our community. While I was packing some of her possessions, I ran across material on performing abortions. Now, I don’t know if she’d had one, or if she had performed them at some time in the past, but I remember reading the materials she had on the subject. I was about 11 or 12 at the time. I also recall that some women in our general neighborhood at the time were also single parents, and I remember some couples getting divorces. In addition to these, I remember having contact with LGBTQ persons who lived in my city. Some of them were very active in local churches and were pianists and vocalists who were welcomed in every church. Some people live very sheltered lives, it seems.
My grandmother was a single mother, especially after getting the boot from nursing school after getting caught with her hand in the cookie (aka morphine) jar. After her second husband died she spent the rest of her life as a high functioning alcoholic nurse’s aide.
For her…
re: #48 EPR-radar
To be somewhat crude, in your place I’d be tempted to ask her thoughts on the subject of her daughter getting grabbed by the pussy by a fellow Trumpjugend member.
This wasn’t a face-to-face. The better half is FB friends with her and saw this in passing. I’ve been avoiding discussing this stuff because I’d probably do a version of what you suggested.
Apparently, one of this woman’s other FB friends woodsheded her fairly thoroughly.
re: #55 allegro
I actually get some of what he’s talking about having grown up during those “glory” days (for those of us with white skin) of the 50s-60s but find his belief that contraception is the cause of the destruction of family life bizarre. IMO it was home electronics - teevee in every room and video games.
I think that contraception is part of it, along with women gaining more educational and employment opportunities, freeing them from being stuck in bad marriages. IOW, I see developments as a good thing.
re: #41 Mattand
she has a point… premiums are going up. In certain narrow windows, they’re going up a lot… why?
Because its seems that insurance companies are having a hard time being efficient and remaining as profitable as they like. So, instead of competing with each other in the open marketplace, the insurance industry is divvying up the country into regional fiefdoms, reducing competition and setting up their own areas of influence.
Now could some of this have been foreseen? Maybe? The thing is, instead of the big guys being played off of each other driving prices down, they’re colluding making it easier to set price fixing because they’re the only one providing a service.
What does the GOP plan to do… shitcan the whole thing and allowing their overheads to spiral again with no price containment at all. won’t even let the Dems try and fix it because its in their interest not to.
What does that mean for your single Mom, she’s pissed and rightfully so and she’s taking it out on the people that got her the insurance to begin with, as opposed to the people that are preventing the competition and screwing the marketplace, namely the insurance companies and the GOP. Problem is, that shit don’t fit on a bumper sticker.
OF COURSE MARTIN SHEEN WOULD SAY THAT — HE WAS BRAINWASHED AND WHO KNOWS WHAT ELSE AS A CHILD BY THE SATAN WHORSHIPPING JESUITS!!!111!!!
re: #62 EPR-radar
I think contraception is the main factor for reduced average family size (i.e., quantity). Other social changes have more of an effect on family stability etc. (i.e., quality).
Naturally a meathead like Dreher will conflate quantity and quality to blame everything on contraception.
Obviously good contraception is key in reducing family size, but having a high probability of having children survive, as well as education for women are the underlying reasons why couples choose to use it. Add in the fact you can usually give 2 or 3 kids a much better start in life than 7 or 8 and small families become a very popular choice.
re: #59 goddamnedfrank
That’s whack job “Father” Frank Pavone, a completely rabid anti-choice priest. This might be the sickest stunt he’s pulled yet.
He was featured at LGF when he came out to support Donald Trump’s statement that women who have abortions should be punished: littlegreenfootballs.com
Airplane!
Is there anything it can’t do?
Election Eve Message to Voters: https://t.co/wuYa3EaY4D
— Nasty Hombre (@franklinftw) November 7, 2016
re: #63 William Lewis
Automatic upding for Morphine. I miss that band.
re: #63 William Lewis
Morphine is such an amazing band. Two-string slide bass, drums and sax. I love their records.
re: #59 goddamnedfrank
“A Catholic priest put an aborted fetus on the altar in an appeal for Donald Trump”
And, some right-wing Christians wonder why younger Americans have turned their backs on organized religion? I think a stunt like this wouldn’t encourage them to attend this guy’s church. If I’d been there, I would have gotten up and walked right out, and I probably would never have returned. I turned my back on my church the day of my dad’s funeral, 15 years ago. The only reason I didn’t leave earlier was because my mom pretty much begged me not to. She died two years before my dad. I’d had enough of the minister using the pulpit to air his personal grievances. Trump reminds me of him in that he became a very vindictive person, causing many members to leave before I did. After my dad died, I cut the ties and haven’t returned. I see my old pastor occasionally, and he’s always inviting me to come back to the church. Uh, uh, no way. I attend other churches in my city but not his.
re: #62 EPR-radar
I think contraception is the main factor for reduced average family size (i.e., quantity). Other social changes have more of an effect on family stability etc. (i.e., quality).
Naturally a meathead like Dreher will conflate quantity and quality to blame everything on contraception.
Maybe that’s another reason why they hate Iran by that token: because Iran, with its reduced family size and slow population growth, represents everything they fear in American society. They fear that America even with a hypothetical forced embrace of Christianity will suffer the same fate as Iran.
re: #68 piratedan
she has a point… premiums are going up. In certain narrow windows, they’re going up a lot… why?
Because its seems that insurance companies are having a hard time being efficient and remaining as profitable as they like. So, instead of competing with each other in the open marketplace, the insurance industry is divvying up the country into regional fiefdoms, reducing competition and setting up their own areas of influence.
Now could some of this have been forseen? Maybe? The thing is, instead of the big guys being played off of each other driving prices down, they’re colluding making it easier to set price fixing because they’re the only one providing a service.
What does the GOP plan to do… shitcan the whole thing and allowing their overheads to spiral again with no price containment at all. won;t even let the Dems try and fix it because its in their interest not to.
What does that mean for your single Mom, she’s pissed and rightfully so and she’s taking it out on the people that got her the insurance to begin with, as opposed to the people that are preventing the competition and screwing the marketplace, namely the insurance companies and the GOP. Problem is, that shit don’t fit on a bumper sticker.
She’s married; I wasn’t clear about that in the initial post. I have no idea what they’re insurance situation is. Based on her case of Benghazi fever, I’m guessing she thinks the ACA gives people health insurance for free, which is the kind of derp I run into when people complain about it.
Jeez this worrying about the election results and if any of my favorite characters die in the next season of Game of Thrones is driving me insane!!!
End of rant, Go Team Bronn!
re: #71 Charles Johnson
That’s whack job “Father” Frank Pavone, a completely rabid anti-choice priest. This might be the sickest stunt he’s pulled yet.
He was featured at LGF when he came out to support Donald Trump’s statement that women who have abortions should be punished: littlegreenfootballs.com
Hard call (on what is Pavone’s sickest stunt.) His camping out on the Terri Schiavo doorstep and calling Michael Schiavo and the judge in the case MURDERERS was pretty hideous.
The scene at Independence Hall…two hours before the Clintons and Obamas arrive. pic.twitter.com/bN4bfHSFgO
— Brad Mielke (@TheBradMielke) November 7, 2016
re: #69 De Kolta Chair
OF COURSE MARTIN SHEEN WOULD SAY THAT — HE WAS BRAINWASHED AND KNOWS WHAT ELSE AS A CHILD BY THE SATAN WHORSHIPPING JESUITS!!!111!!!
He wanted a mission and, for his sins, they gave him one.
re: #81 Stanley Sea
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Wonder if Bruce fanboi Chris Christie is hiding in the crowd.
re: #53 majii
“I don’t remember what derp he was peddling back then but it wasn’t much better than this organic fertilizer.”
I have no idea why some right-leaning writers seem to think there were no single-parent households, no abortion, and no divorces before the mid-20th Century. I recall knowing about these things when I was growing up in the 1950s and early 1960s. I specifically remember the time when my mom asked me to help an elderly neighbor pack up her things because she was moving into an elderly care facility. She was a well-educated, well-known and well-regarded member of our community. While I was packing some of her possessions, I ran across material on performing abortions. Now, I don’t know if she’d had one, or if she had performed them at some time in the past, but I remember reading the materials she had on the subject. I was about 11 or 12 at the time. I also recall that some women in our general neighborhood at the time were also single parents, and I remember some couples getting divorces. In addition to these, I remember having contact with LGBTQ persons who lived in my city. Some of them were very active in local churches and were pianists and vocalists who were welcomed in every church. Some people live very sheltered lives, it seems.
That which isn’t discussed doesn’t exist. There was no homosexuality, just a lot of ‘confirmed bachelors’ and ‘maiden aunts’, and women like the ones who used to live next door to us when we were just married. They were about 50 when we were 30, so they’d have been born in the 1930s. They had both retired from careers in the Army. They lived in a 2 bedroom flat, the mirror image of ours. In the bigger bedroom, there was a large bed, and it was all nicely decorated. In the smaller one, there was a day bed that appeared never to have been used. Each one identified that room as the other’s. We weren’t fooled, but then, we also didn’t care.
I think that mostly the people who want to return to the 1950s want to return to a time when they didn’t have to think about things like that, or interact with anyone different from themselves. And of course, it was the Zenith of White Men In America.
LOW ENERGY, JUST LIKE DURING THE SECOND CONTINENTAL CONGRESS AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVECTION!!!11!! ONLY DANOLD TRUMP CAN SAVE THIS NOTION FROM THE MESS CREATED BY THE RIGGED FLOUNDERING FATHERS!!!!11111!
re: #83 ObserverArt
Whoa, looks like a couple people there in Philly.
I came real close to heading over there, but bailed at the last second.
re: #47 calochortus
I understand the peso started gaining strength yesterday too.
What did the ruble do?
Wife and I saw a sign this past weekend when we were driving to the next town over. It had PUTIN in large letters and Donald Trump in smaller letters below PUTIN (like DT was the VP on a candidate sign). We thought it was funny.
re: #80 BeachDem
“Hard call (on what is Pavone’s sickest stunt.) His camping out on the Terri Schiavo doorstep and calling Michael Schiavo and the judge in the case MURDERERS was pretty hideous.”
I’ve always been greatly amused when I see and hear those who aren’t supposed to marry and have kids go all cray cray about contraception and abortion and become overly concerned about same-sex marriage and about a same-sex couple adopting kids. None of these things concern them, which means their meddling in them makes them some of the nosiest *sses on the planet.
re: #77 Mattand
Sounds like this person is an idiot, and there’s really no point in attempting to have reasonable discourse with her.
re: #14 Backwoods_Sleuth
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Here’s another one. It’s not pretty to look at, but at least it lets you choose General Election Alphabetically, General Election Chronologically or Electoral College Chronologically and the closing times are shown for all U.S. time zones.
That said, the NY Times will prolly have the best interactive graphics up tomorrow. They piss me off sometimes, but graphics are one thing they always do exceedingly well.
Whoa. Sabato moves the Issa-Applegate race to Leans Dem. https://t.co/7cGYMHRCR9
— Sara Libby (@SaraLibby) November 7, 2016
Fox News electoral map shows Clinton with 274 EVs
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) November 8, 2016
If you have some free time tonight or tomorrow, you make calls at hillaryclinton.com using their online call tool.
Ale Asylum Nut Brown Ale? Check.
Famous Grouse? Check.
My old kerosene lamp full and lit? Check.
Headphones on? Check.
Iron Maiden’s The Trooper cranked? Check.
25 hours to go here in Wisconsin. But this makes it a wee dram more tolerable.
I’m told crowd size is around 30,000 here in Philly.
— Andrew Desiderio (@desiderioDC) November 7, 2016
Okay, so here’s something I don’t understand:
Today’s Fox News Poll has Clinton at 48% to Trumps 44% - same 4% lead as everyone else.
60% say Clinton has the temperament to be President, 39% say she doesn’t.
37% say Trump has the temperament to be President, and 61% say he doesn’t.
This would mean that 7% think Trump doesn’t have the temperament to be President, and are still going to vote for him. That, I just don’t get.
re: #85 Blind Frog Belly White
They lived in a 2 bedroom flat, the mirror image of ours. In the bigger bedroom, there was a large bed, and it was all nicely decorated. In the smaller one, there was a day bed that appeared never to have been used. Each one identified that room as the other’s. We weren’t fooled, but then, we also didn’t care.
Sometimes that room is called the ‘argument’ room.
re: #2 KGxvi
I miss President Bartlett.
Oddly enough, to me at least, I’ve never watched West Wing but I do know what a “walk and talk” is. Maybe because they stole it from Annie Hall, which stole it from… ;-)
Glenn Beck’s journey to become redeemed and liked from the Left will end badly for him. Remember Green Footballs? Don’t believe that.
— Ronathan Josenbaum (@AdrianKNguyen) November 8, 2016
😂 @AdrianKNguyen https://t.co/AiWA7ctD26
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
re: #96 Blind Frog Belly White
This would mean that 7% think Trump doesn’t have the temperament to be President, and are still going to vote for him. That, I just don’t get.
BENGHAZI!!!
VINCE FOSTER!!!
re: #96 Blind Frog Belly White
This would mean that 7% think Trump doesn’t have the temperament to be President, and are still going to vote for him. That, I just don’t get.
It boils down to this… they hate Hillary Clinton SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH.
“Flames… Flames on the side of my face.”
So I thought the NY Times was lifting its paywall for the next couple of days, but you have to register to use it.
Nope.
re: #53 majii
“I don’t remember what derp he was peddling back then but it wasn’t much better than this organic fertilizer.”
I have no idea why some right-leaning writers seem to think there were no single-parent households, no abortion, and no divorces before the mid-20th Century. I recall knowing about these things when I was growing up in the 1950s and early 1960s. I specifically remember the time when my mom asked me to help an elderly neighbor pack up her things because she was moving into an elderly care facility. She was a well-educated, well-known and well-regarded member of our community. While I was packing some of her possessions, I ran across material on performing abortions. Now, I don’t know if she’d had one, or if she had performed them at some time in the past, but I remember reading the materials she had on the subject. I was about 11 or 12 at the time. I also recall that some women in our general neighborhood at the time were also single parents, and I remember some couples getting divorces. In addition to these, I remember having contact with LGBTQ persons who lived in my city. Some of them were very active in local churches and were pianists and vocalists who were welcomed in every church. Some people live very sheltered lives, it seems.
While he doesn’t usually spell it out directly, I get the feeling from reading Dreher’s (and some of his RR compatriots’) screeds that while he realizes that single parents, gay people, divorce, abortions, etc. existed back in The Good Old Days, what they really miss is the societal structure that allowed/expected “decent folks” to shame, shun, and blackball said “deviants” so as to maintain that “godly” society wingers like Dreher exalt so much. Nowadays, fewer and fewer people give a sh(t about the stuck-up self-righteousness of the moralizers, and that’s what Dreher and his pals really can’t stand….
re: #104 Jay C
While he doesn’t usually spell it out directly, I get the feeling from reading Dreher’s (and some of his RR compatriots’) screeds that while he realizes that single parents, gay people, divorce, abortions, etc. existed back in The Good Old Days, what they really miss is the societal structure that allowed/expected “decent folks” to shame, shun, and blackball said “deviants” so as to maintain that “godly” society wingers like Dreher exalt so much. Nowadays, fewer and fewer people give a sh(t about the stuck-up self-righteousness of the moralizers, and that’s what Dreher and his pals really can’t stand….
Ding. One only spoke of such things in whispers and NEVER in front of the children.
re: #96 Blind Frog Belly White
Okay, so here’s something I don’t understand:
Today’s Fox News Poll has Clinton at 48% to Trumps 44% - same 4% lead as everyone else.
60% say Clinton has the temperament to be President, 39% say she doesn’t.
37% say Trump has the temperament to be President, and 61% say he doesn’t.
This would mean that 7% think Trump doesn’t have the temperament to be President, and are still going to vote for him. That, I just don’t get.
GOP over everything.
I’m proud of Ana Navarro and all the #NeverTrump people who, even though everyone said they would do it in the end, didn’t.
1) I occasionally see people tweet that Trump’s supporters “don’t care” that he’s a nasty misogynistic bigot with fascist tendencies. …
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
2) But that’s not really accurate. It isn’t that they don’t care. These are the qualities that ATTRACT them to Trump.
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
re: #102 Jack Burton
It boils down to this… they hate Hillary Clinton SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH.
“Flames… Flames on the side of my face.”
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I’ve never understood that. Visceral, unreasoning hate. They completely give themselves up to it. It sometimes seems if God Himself appeared to them and told them that Clinton was okay in his book, they’d spit in His face, or at least start screaming, “BENGHAZI!! VINCE FOSTER!! EMAILS!!!”
re: #107 Charles Johnson
Not a bug. It’s the feature.
re: #106 Stanley Sea
GOP
over everything.uber alles.I’m proud of Ana Navarro and all the #NeverTrump people who, even though everyone said they would do it in the end, didn’t.
FTFY
ok i have no words for this one. zero pic.twitter.com/x4wKeWaDZ4
— ▀▀▀▀▀▀ (@immolations) November 5, 2016
I’m missing Tim Kaine. He better be on stage in Philly.
One of several complicated measures on which I am expected to vote tomorrow:
California’s very expensive drug price battle: Prop 61 fight gets even nastier
Major pharmaceutical companies have been pouring massive amounts of money — $109 million and counting — into California to urge voters to say “No” to Prop 61, which if passed Tuesday would largely bar state agencies that cover about 5 million people for paying any more for prescription drugs than what the federal Veterans Affairs Department pays.
There are so many possible twists and turns to a ballot measure that proposes a major new law.
Deplorables
Ok, so much awesome here… pic.twitter.com/qx5rbW2cop
— Curt Schilling (@gehrig38) November 7, 2016
Former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, who is planning to run for Senate in MA, approves of lynching tshirt. https://t.co/EZy1pxAmJk pic.twitter.com/vKifoYBK1S
— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) November 7, 2016
Breitbart on the unearthly magic by which the FBI might have reviewed the emails so quickly: “smart machines” https://t.co/8KDq14W5mX pic.twitter.com/Mv27e8Lr3R
— Farhad Manjoo (@fmanjoo) November 7, 2016
Somebody should tell them (and their comments section) it’s same basic search technology they use for porn. @fmanjoo https://t.co/4CprJZhM80
— Eric Kleefeld (@EricKleefeld) November 7, 2016
Big news to share in New Hampshire tonight! Polls looking great! See you soon.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8, 2016
You saved 15% by switching to Geico? @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/SXkgDGSLVt
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
re: #112 Stanley Sea
I’m missing Tim Kaine. He better be on stage in Philly.
He should be on his way to Richmond International Airport…
re: #113 freetoken
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re: #114 gocart mozart
Deplorables
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At best he’s pro-lynching, at worst he’s anti-free press.
But he’s an asshole in either case.
Signed,
A Red Sox fan
Stevie Wonder: Voting for Trump is like asking me to drive https://t.co/WCZ2GwZ8EA via @blackvoices
— Eric Sipos (@dawkinsjr) November 7, 2016
He’s not….
Tomorrow night we’ll see him.
November 7, 2016 Charlotte, North Carolina Tim Kaine & Anne Holton
November 7, 2016 Wilmington, North Carolina Tim Kaine
November 7, 2016 Fairfax, Virginia Tim Kaine & Anne Holton
November 7, 2016 Richmond, Virginia Tim Kaine & Anne Holton
Chance the Rapper is part of the evil Chicago machine!
Chance the Rapper leads hundreds of young voters to long early voting lines downtown so they can cast their ballots: https://t.co/rhnWdcFV6W pic.twitter.com/kURCV0peYr
— ABC 7 Chicago (@ABC7Chicago) November 8, 2016
If you want to listen to a great podcast, I recommend Keepin’ it 1600. A couple former Obama guys discuss politics. New episode just out.
Fired up, ready to go edition of the pod with @davidplouffe @ASDem @TVietor08 and @jonlovett: https://t.co/lHU0oaHMT8
— Jon Favreau (@jonfavs) November 7, 2016
We going to have live stream of Philly? Uncle Charles?
re: #111 Charles Johnson
This video has been brought to you by JUGGALO™ Brand Bath Salts. “Remember Kids, when you need to get absolutely FUBAR, choose JUGGALO™!” pic.twitter.com/pgSnb7NsCw
— Franksgiving (@goddamnedfrank) November 8, 2016
What are the odds that Trump does The Snake in one of his two remaining rallies?
— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) November 8, 2016
re: #106 Stanley Sea
GOP over everything.
I’m proud of Ana Navarro and all the #NeverTrump people who, even though everyone said they would do it in the end, didn’t.
I’ve got such mixed feelings about them. Very cool that they came to their senses re: Trump but I’m not seeing them snap to the problem being the ideology that IS Trump and that brought Trump into being as their standard carrier. I can’t say “hooray for you” or hand out any cookies to those who still buy into the platform that is the GOP. They just don’t like the mentally ill boor their fellow GOPers nominated who has an unedited id and loudly broadcasts the beliefs they only whisper among their perceived fellows because they know for real how fucking distasteful and unacceptable they are. I don’t see them denouncing the party and its platform - only Trump (who was never a real conservative anyway so they can say “fuck him” and still maintain their identity creds).
I really want to say “hey, cool! welcome!” but I can’t. I keep falling into the fuck ‘em not enough well.
re: #130 allegro
I’m an extremely starry eyed soul.
New @foxnewspoll: Who has temperament serve as President? 60% say @HillaryClinton does and 37% say @realDonaldTrump does. #SpecialReport pic.twitter.com/asaZDnLi6y
— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) November 7, 2016
Et tu, Fox News? @BretBaier @foxnewspoll @HillaryClinton @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/1jwNYJf2lW
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
One more laugh from the 2012 Republican Autopsy.
11.
Consider how to help demographic ally groups flourish and sustain traditional partners under auspices of the RNC.
12.
The RNC should encourage individuals to participate in cultural organizations so that these organizations’ leadership is no longer dominated by Democrat-leaning individuals.
13.
The RNC must invest financial resources in Hispanic media. In a $1 billion campaign, much less than 1 percent of the total budget was spent on Hispanic or other demographic group oriented media. At one point during the 2012 campaign, OFA was outspending us 8 to 1 in these media markets. If we are going to attract these groups to our Party and candidates, our budgets, and expenses need to reflect this importance.
14.
Develop an extensive network of Hispanic and other demographic groups’ political operatives that can help provide continuity for Republican political candidates around the country.
Follow-through, guys. It’s all about the follow-through on the plan.
re: #133 Charles Johnson
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New polls show @realDonaldTrump up in #NorthCarolina and #Florida pic.twitter.com/i5UX51nw4h
— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) November 7, 2016
Those aren’t new polls. https://t.co/ZEhEKwESEU
— Andrew Taylor (@APAndrewTaylor) November 8, 2016
You say that like it’s a bad thing. @OtherlySane @AdrianKNguyen
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
The O’Keeffe ‘burka voter” video is being pushed in the electronic market comments, linked back to Gellar’s site.
10,931 more early votes in Ohio this year vs 2012, including increase of 69,387 in-person votes, says Sec of State Jon Husted
— Darrel Rowland (@darreldrowland) November 8, 2016
The NFL has such glowing worthy role models.
Greg Hardy indicted for felony cocaine possession, faces up to two years in prison. https://t.co/ZdwrSCu0oj pic.twitter.com/SDZNug8V9t
— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) November 8, 2016
Per the Clinton campaign, there are 40,000 people at the Philadelphia rally, either inside or waiting in line outside.
— Tamara Keith (@tamarakeithNPR) November 8, 2016
Woot. @tamarakeithNPR https://t.co/5COO4Balp9
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) November 8, 2016
Rare footage of Barack Obama casting the Fireball Spell. ***ROLL FOR INITIATIVE*** #SpiritCooking pic.twitter.com/hbHGpNANZP
— Franksgiving (@goddamnedfrank) November 8, 2016
I was in line behind this guy going into PBO’s rally 4 Hillary today in Kissimmee. No narration necessary. pic.twitter.com/ZW74ZJ6q8g
— Kenny BooYah! (@KwikWarren) November 7, 2016
La création du jour? C’est @TBWA_PARIS pour @SNCFReseau ! On vous laisse la découvrir et voter pour elle ici => https://t.co/nokHqoNtBf pic.twitter.com/l70ejakLvD
— Strategies (@Strategies) October 27, 2016
Closing argument pic.twitter.com/cGCQyS8Wfv
— Josh Greenman (@joshgreenman) November 8, 2016
Speaking of Philadelphia, my wife and one of her best gal pals volunteered last week to canvas a Philly suburb (I don’t know which one) for MoveOn and they got the impression that a lot of men were voting for the Cheeto Voldemort and most women were by an overwhelming margin voting for Clinton.
Edited to change “most men” to a lot of men, because obviously they didn’t talk to all men, just a lot of dumb ones.
Women & Hispanics.
Can’t wait to read Gabe Ortiz’s feed tomorrow night. I’ll cry with him from afar.
re: #15 Lidane
Wasn’t that kid a villain in Harry Potter?
Crowd outside Philadelphia’s Independence Hall is >18,500 campaign said she got in Columbus last month w thousands still in line, per aide
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) November 8, 2016
Update: With people already in the event site and those waiting for security, crowd count is 40,000, Clinton campaign says https://t.co/OTnn9RYJgz
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) November 8, 2016
re: #114 gocart mozart
Deplorables
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I think Schilling’s picture is next to the word in the dictionary.
What. An. Asshole. (but we already knew that)
Didn’t realize Bon Jovi looks like Andrew Jackson now pic.twitter.com/xfjcLAkVjh
— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) November 8, 2016
re: #85 Blind Frog Belly White
That which isn’t discussed doesn’t exist. There was no homosexuality, just a lot of ‘confirmed bachelors’ and ‘maiden aunts’, and women like the ones who used to live next door to us when we were just married. They were about 50 when we were 30, so they’d have been born in the 1930s. They had both retired from careers in the Army. They lived in a 2 bedroom flat, the mirror image of ours. In the bigger bedroom, there was a large bed, and it was all nicely decorated. In the smaller one, there was a day bed that appeared never to have been used. Each one identified that room as the other’s. We weren’t fooled, but then, we also didn’t care.
I think that mostly the people who want to return to the 1950s want to return to a time when they didn’t have to think about things like that, or interact with anyone different from themselves. And of course, it was the Zenith of White Men In America.
In my town single moms were pariahs in the 1950s, and there where a lot of them due to WWII and the Korean War. And people walking to the corner grocery store would cross the street twice to avoid walking by the home with a Downs Syndrome kid who might be on the front porch. Bullshit on the Golden Years.
re: #140 teleskiguy
The NFL has such glowing worthy role models.
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Today’s my parent’s 30th wedding anniversary and they’re spending it canvassing to elect @HillaryClinton #OHHillYes pic.twitter.com/yFVAqp12lA
— Arman Ramnath (@ArmanRamnath) November 7, 2016
We get a lot of touring motorcyclists through here, due to our stunningly beautiful mountain roads, but today was the first time I saw one flying an Israeli flag.
re: #104 Jay C
While he doesn’t usually spell it out directly, I get the feeling from reading Dreher’s (and some of his RR compatriots’) screeds that while he realizes that single parents, gay people, divorce, abortions, etc. existed back in The Good Old Days, what they really miss is the societal structure that allowed/expected “decent folks” to shame, shun, and blackball said “deviants” so as to maintain that “godly” society wingers like Dreher exalt so much. Nowadays, fewer and fewer people give a sh(t about the stuck-up self-righteousness of the moralizers, and that’s what Dreher and his pals really can’t stand….
In other words, Dreher et al. really do want to return to the days when silence = death applied in full force to anyone who was (or was seen as) not being straight.
As journey comes to end, emailed @JebBush about who he voted for.
“Thank goodness there is still a secret ballot in this wondrous country.”— Candace Smith (@CandaceSmith_) November 7, 2016
re: #113 freetoken
One of several complicated measures on which I am expected to vote tomorrow:
California’s very expensive drug price battle: Prop 61 fight gets even nastier
There are so many possible twists and turns to a ballot measure that proposes a major new law.
If I’m incapable of understanding the likely effect of a ballot measure after spending some time with it, I’ll vote no on it. Pulsing the blender on state law is not my idea of fun.
Trump just said his campaign is considered the greatest movement in the history of the country. (Guessing abolitionists a close 2nd)
— Christopher Hayes (@chrislhayes) November 7, 2016
re: #157 danarchy
We get it, you have some sort of irrational hatred of the NFL. You realize for every one story like this you could find dozens of stories about guys deeply involved in their communities and charities.
And dozens more about CTE.
re: #140 teleskiguy
The NFL has such glowing worthy role models.
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They’re gladiators. The question is, are they worse than the general population.
re: #167 Stanley Sea
Big news to share in New Hampshire tonight! Polls looking great! See you soon.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8, 2016
God I wish PajamasMedia would simply disappear. So tired of their bullshit “stories” showing up every time I access Yahoo
re: #151 meteor
Wasn’t that kid a villain in Harry Potter?
He wants everyone to think he resembles Draco Malfoy, but I suspect that everyone who’s ever met him would say he’s a lot more like Gregory Goyle.
re: #142 goddamnedfrank
@goddamnedfrank Kameha, kameha!
— ()(Lonnie Mask)() (@LonnieMask) November 8, 2016
re: #85 Blind Frog Belly White
That which isn’t discussed doesn’t exist. There was no homosexuality, just a lot of ‘confirmed bachelors’ and ‘maiden aunts’,
It goes back a lot further than that. You might like to read up on the 19th century life of John Newman who converted to Catholicism, was made a Cardinal and was quite recently beatified by the Church. He never married and lived much of his adult life with his “friend” Ambrose St. John. When he died Newman was heartbroken and on Newman’s own death he was buried in the same grave with his “companion” as his last dearest wish.
This has caused the Church some problems — they arranged for Newman’s body to be exhumed to provide relics for Newman’s eventual and expected elevation to sainthood but the remains they have may be mixed in with St. John’s.
re: #142 goddamnedfrank
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FWIW, I went and saw Doctor Strange this afternoon. Highly recommended.
RBS
“I’ve never seen more surprise and excitement in one photo..” pic.twitter.com/rQNCb3Dmn6
— Baby Animals (@BabyAnimalPics) November 7, 2016
My one election day prediction is that I can predict that by this time tomorrow @daveweigel will be tweeting about crucial Waukesha County
— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) November 8, 2016
re: #170 Jenner7
There goes the shutout
re: #179 Backwoods_Sleuth
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re: #170 Jenner7
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IIJM, or does it seem to anyone else that Donald Trump is wasting/has wasted a lot of time in New Hampshire, relative to the gains he might get? It’s a small state with only 4 EVs, and, AFAICT, Hillary is polling well ahead in any case. Given that (thankfully!) there’s only one DT one would think that he’d spend his campaign time in states with more to gain - NC, maybe, or PA.
re: #96 Blind Frog Belly White
Okay, so here’s something I don’t understand:
Today’s Fox News Poll has Clinton at 48% to Trumps 44% - same 4% lead as everyone else.
60% say Clinton has the temperament to be President, 39% say she doesn’t.
37% say Trump has the temperament to be President, and 61% say he doesn’t.
This would mean that 7% think Trump doesn’t have the temperament to be President, and are still going to vote for him. That, I just don’t get.
One word answer is abortion. Or guns. Depends on what kind of wingnut you’re asking.
re: #185 Big Beautiful Door
One word answer is abortion. Or guns. Depends on what kind of wingnut you’re asking.
Or, you know…BENGHAZIII!!!1!!
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