Sorry to say, but Trump is slaughtering Hillary.

Agreed. He has got my vote.

Glocks Wrote:
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> Sorry to say, but Trump is slaughtering Hillary.

Not on this planet. What color is your sky, and how many suns do you have?

He's just babbling, not saying anything substantive.

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> > Sorry to say, but Trump is slaughtering
> Hillary.
>
> Not on this planet. What color is your sky, and
> how many suns do you have?
>
> He's just babbling, not saying anything
> substantive.


Don't get me wrong I don't want him to win, but she cannot actually describe in any details what her plan is! He is not much better but is winning.

I live it when he said re: African Americans, every four years they promise to make your communities better, and every time it gets worse and worse.

This college educated woman will definitely vote for Trump!

Rachelt Wrote:
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> This college educated woman will definitely vote
> for Trump!

You didn't get your money's worth. Or did you go to Trump U?

And which college might that have been?

> Hilldog gets pwned ()

+1000000000


LOL!

My undergrad is from UVA and my graduate degree is from Georgetown.

Rachelt Wrote:
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> My undergrad is from UVA and my graduate degree is
> from Georgetown.

And yet you responded, proving your ignorance.

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Ah, how cute. I am disappoint.

Rachelt Wrote:
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> My undergrad is from UVA and my graduate degree is
> from Georgetown.


... and Trump was only a birther because Hillary started it.

Rachelt Wrote:
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> My undergrad is from UVA and my graduate degree is
> from Georgetown.


Good thing you didn't get suckered into one of Bill's for-profit scam schools run by Laureate which paid him $17 million in influence payments so they wouldn't get tagged like ITT and Corinthian.

He Eyes..and Smirk..Give Away that She Tells Lies and All the Animals Sense IT!
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Trump dominated.

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/09/27/donald-trump-claims-lost-debate-mic.html

Donald Trump is claiming that his debate performance was so awful because he was given a defective microphone.

He is apologizing this morning, saying he would have been tougher on Hillary if only Chelsea Clinton had not been in the room. Hahahaha! The Orange Assfuck plainly understands that he failed in his mission last night and now has even more catching up to do than he did going in. What a confused loser!

LOL, not according to the polls the networks did immediately afterwords. Even Fox claimed that Trump lost. Did you see the trend line when Trump bragged about his temperament? It couldn't have gotten any lower. But she started getting the better of him about 20 minutes in and he never recovered - all he could do was huff'n'puff, sniff, guzzle water (or whatever was in the glass), and frown. He grimaced so much his face looked like it was melting.

I didn't think I'd make it through the whole debate, but it was downright entertaining. I don't even like Hillary but she wiped the floor with him and then handed him his flabby ass.

I think people were hoping to see a more spectacular performance out of Trump, more of a slam dunk. That didn't happen.

Hillary looked like a seasoned politician up there. Trump sort of looked like a defendant on the witness stand - uncomfortable, a little out of sorts and off his game but still making points.

Trump now knows what to expect and he will adjust. But even if he only gives another meh performance, he's still got this wrapped up. He's the one that people are talking about. He's the one getting the votes on the debate opinion polls.

Hillary's audience is simply not energized. They've stopped watching. Heck they may not even be able to drag themselves to the polls on election day....

Dustyblinds Wrote:
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> LOL, not according to the polls the networks did
> immediately afterwords. Even Fox claimed that
> Trump lost. Did you see the trend line when Trump
> bragged about his temperament? It couldn't have
> gotten any lower. But she started getting the
> better of him about 20 minutes in and he never
> recovered - all he could do was huff'n'puff,
> sniff, guzzle water (or whatever was in the
> glass), and frown. He grimaced so much his face
> looked like it was melting.
>
> I didn't think I'd make it through the whole
> debate, but it was downright entertaining. I don't
> even like Hillary but she wiped the floor with him
> and then handed him his flabby ass.

Hillary appeared smug. Some of those forced phony laughs really emphasized what a fake liar she is - probably not the image that she wants reinforced. Trump came across as the more impassioned of the two. He came across as the guy who wants to make things happen.

She was more controlled and poised. But it's easy to look that way when you have no passion, no vision, no desire to just keep doing the same old same old that is draining the life and livelihood out of this country.

yadda yadda Wrote:
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> Dustyblinds Wrote:
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> > LOL, not according to the polls the networks
> did
> > immediately afterwords. Even Fox claimed that
> > Trump lost. Did you see the trend line when
> Trump
> > bragged about his temperament? It couldn't have
> > gotten any lower. But she started getting the
> > better of him about 20 minutes in and he never
> > recovered - all he could do was huff'n'puff,
> > sniff, guzzle water (or whatever was in the
> > glass), and frown. He grimaced so much his face
> > looked like it was melting.
> >
> > I didn't think I'd make it through the whole
> > debate, but it was downright entertaining. I
> don't
> > even like Hillary but she wiped the floor with
> him
> > and then handed him his flabby ass.
>
> Hillary appeared smug. Some of those forced phony
> laughs really emphasized what a fake liar she is -
> probably not the image that she wants reinforced.
> Trump came across as the more impassioned of the
> two. He came across as the guy who wants to make
> things happen.
>
> She was more controlled and poised. But it's easy
> to look that way when you have no passion, no
> vision, no desire to just keep doing the same old
> same old that is draining the life and livelihood
> out of this country.


Botox and other pharmaceuticals also help.

The ills of this country were caused by GEORGE W BUSH and the asshole Republicans who elected him. Republicans haven't had a good idea since Teddy Roosevelt and the basket-casers certainly don't have any now!

Trump's former cocaine habit showed itself in the sniffles. Or maybe it's a current habit?

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> Dustyblinds Wrote:
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> > LOL, not according to the polls the networks
> did
> > immediately afterwords. Even Fox claimed that
> > Trump lost. Did you see the trend line when
> Trump
> > bragged about his temperament? It couldn't have
> > gotten any lower. But she started getting the
> > better of him about 20 minutes in and he never
> > recovered - all he could do was huff'n'puff,
> > sniff, guzzle water (or whatever was in the
> > glass), and frown. He grimaced so much his face
> > looked like it was melting.
> >
> > I didn't think I'd make it through the whole
> > debate, but it was downright entertaining. I
> don't
> > even like Hillary but she wiped the floor with
> him
> > and then handed him his flabby ass.
>
> Hillary appeared smug. Some of those forced phony
> laughs really emphasized what a fake liar she is -
> probably not the image that she wants reinforced.
> Trump came across as the more impassioned of the
> two. He came across as the guy who wants to make
> things happen.
>
> She was more controlled and poised. But it's easy
> to look that way when you have no passion, no
> vision, no desire to just keep doing the same old
> same old that is draining the life and livelihood
> out of this country.


Wouldn't a fake liar mean she's telling the truth?

It was joyous seeing Don get his little red wagon painted tonight. Hey Don, the first rule of debate? Feel free to not respond to EVERY criticism ever laid on you. You can't resist rising to the bait of defending yourself over the stupidest shit and Hillary CRUSHED you, bruh. For someone who has made a life for themselves shitting on everyone around them, you have a paper-thin skin.

And what were the 3 things you spent the most time talking about? 1)Birthirism - Look, let's entertain for a moment that Obama isn't a native born U.S. citizen...he's out of his job in 4 months. What difference does it make at this point? If you should find a shred of truth to this bullshit, what are you going to do about it? Try and invalidate his acts as President for the last 7 years? Good luck with that. It would take a decade in the courts and a pile of evidence to make that happen. If the smoking gun was out there, someone more astute than you would have uncovered it. 2) Trying to revise your take on the Iraq war 3) The fact that you were sued for racially exclusionary rental policies.

How do you shut down Trump? Just talk policy and call him out on his record. Donald, you not only got fired last night...you got smoked.

Trump implies that I'm stupid for paying taxes. If he is elected Im done paying taxes.

Leftist.Gorilla Wrote:
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> It was joyous seeing Don get his little red wagon
> painted tonight. Hey Don, the first rule of
> debate? Feel free to not respond to EVERY
> criticism ever laid on you. You can't resist
> rising to the bait of defending yourself over the
> stupidest shit and Hillary CRUSHED you, bruh. For
> someone who has made a life for themselves
> shitting on everyone around them, you have a
> paper-thin skin.
>
> And what were the 3 things you spent the most time
> talking about? 1)Birthirism - Look, let's
> entertain for a moment that Obama isn't a native
> born U.S. citizen...he's out of his job in 4
> months. What difference does it make at this
> point? If you should find a shred of truth to this
> bullshit, what are you going to do about it? Try
> and invalidate his acts as President for the last
> 7 years? Good luck with that. It would take a
> decade in the courts and a pile of evidence to
> make that happen. If the smoking gun was out
> there, someone more astute than you would have
> uncovered it. 2) Trying to revise your take on the
> Iraq war 3) The fact that you were sued for
> racially exclusionary rental policies.
>
> How do you shut down Trump? Just talk policy and
> call him out on his record. Donald, you not only
> got fired last night...you got smoked.

Even the focus group put together by conservative pollster Frank Luntz had Hillary winning 16 - 6. Of course, Trump is still whining about everything, even his microphone. (Perhaps he should have that deviated septum checked out. Cocaine is bad stuff.) Somehow the microphone did not stop him from interrupting Clinton a few dozen times.

This will be the first election in 40 years in which the Republican candidate loses the college-educated white vote.

countryboy Wrote:
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> Trump implies that I'm stupid for paying taxes.
> If he is elected Im done paying taxes.

Yep, that was pretty telling: he admitted he doesn't pay taxes. This is your hero?!

it's official the winner of the debate is.......................
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One of the great Trumpisms of the night:
"They also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that? My mic was defective within the room. I wonder, was that on purpose? Was that on purpose? I had a mic that wasn't working properly."

If he was eight years old, his peers would call him a suck for whining about that. Especially when it was clearly bullshit--there was no problem hearing him. Since he's not eight, it's difficult to imagine an appropriate label.

I like Trump but I am also realistic. I like Trump since he is DIFFERENT from all other candidates we have had. If i wanted a Hillary Clinton I would have voted for Jeb Bush on the Republican side. People are TIRED of career politicians, those who say - ""Oh I will fix race problems and I will lower crime and give higher wages etc etc"" then when elected they DO NOTHING!!!

Hillary Clinton is the above. She has been in public office for 8 years, what has she done for anybody or the country? She Voted yes to invade Iraq, she pushed to destroy Libya and Syria etc...She has had 8 years already and she has proved she is just another typical politician since during those 8 years she did nothing - But NOW its election time so NOW she expects us to believe she will change things!! BULLCRAP.

Donald Trump is a roll of the dice. And you know what? Throwing the dice on the table and taking a gamble is FAR better than the downward trend our nation is in now and the constant lies the career politicians do to the people. I hope Trump wins but who knows.

I will concede that Donald Trump is difficult for some people to backup. OK he has made many mistakes, many many mistakes. And i think he did a 4 out a 10 at that debate [Hillary did a 8 out of 10 but her expectations were very high so its a muted victory]. Donald Trump NEEDS to listen to his advisors and he NEEDS to take a week or two off from doing rallies and frickin PREP for the next debates - otherwise HE WILL LOSE!!! Thats just reality folks, Im all for Donald but the man needs to admit hes not perfect and listen to his advisers more.

Trump is the living version of Chauncey Gardiner (Being There). He lacks the depth people give him credit for. He's so shallow, people fill his void with their fears.

Proud_Green_Marine Wrote:
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> I like Trump but I am also realistic. I like Trump
> since he is DIFFERENT from all other candidates we
> have had. If i wanted a Hillary Clinton I would
> have voted for Jeb Bush on the Republican side.
> People are TIRED of career politicians, those who
> say - ""Oh I will fix race problems and I will
> lower crime and give higher wages etc etc"" then
> when elected they DO NOTHING!!!
>
> Hillary Clinton is the above. She has been in
> public office for 8 years, what has she done for
> anybody or the country? She Voted yes to invade
> Iraq, she pushed to destroy Libya and Syria
> etc...She has had 8 years already and she has
> proved she is just another typical politician
> since during those 8 years she did nothing - But
> NOW its election time so NOW she expects us to
> believe she will change things!! BULLCRAP.
>
> Donald Trump is a roll of the dice. And you know
> what? Throwing the dice on the table and taking a
> gamble is FAR better than the downward trend our
> nation is in now and the constant lies the career
> politicians do to the people. I hope Trump wins
> but who knows.
>
> I will concede that Donald Trump is difficult for
> some people to backup. OK he has made many
> mistakes, many many mistakes. And i think he did a
> 4 out a 10 at that debate [Hillary did a 8 out of
> 10 but her expectations were very high so its a
> muted victory]. Donald Trump NEEDS to listen to
> his advisors and he NEEDS to take a week or two
> off from doing rallies and frickin PREP for the
> next debates - otherwise HE WILL LOSE!!! Thats
> just reality folks, Im all for Donald but the man
> needs to admit hes not perfect and listen to his
> advisers more.

A reasoned response, thanks.

I'm bemused by people criticizing Hillary for supporting a Republican president's desire to start a war based on what non-facts were in evidence at the time (I'm being judicious here, not accusing the Bush administration of lying -- it's WAY too easy to Monday-morning quarterback and say "See? It wasn't true!"; let's agree that it's at least possible that Bush et al. were working with what was believed to be accurate information).

And here's what makes no sense to me:

You complain about promises from career politicians -- everyone is tired of these, but what's the alternative? "Please vote for me, I can't fix anything because Congress is paralyzed"?

How are Trump's vague "promises" any better? He doesn't even seem to have a plan to implement them; he claims he does, but every time he shares some details, the experts show how they can't work, or will make things worse. (And please don't say "the experts are biased" -- that's facile, and unless you're an economist, you don't really have standing to argue with them, any more than I do.)

Yes, the system is ****ed up. But when you need plumbing work, you don't say "Plumbers are overpaid, I'm going to hire someone who's never done any plumbing but says he's always wanted to do some". And there's a lot of machinery involved in government; it seems simplistic to think that someone with no idea how to get things done -- and who has engendered a fair bit of hostility from within his own party, never mind the others -- is actually going to be able to get anything done.

If you don't like Hillary, fine; but voting for someone who's so consistently incoherent, who throws out vague sound-bite promises that don't even make sense (cut taxes, cut the deficit, AND rebuild infrastructure?!?! Maybe by printing money and destroying the dollar) seems illogical.

^^^^^ your plumber analogy is pitifully lame. Really bad.

It is more of a revulsion to Hillary Clinton, just as it was with Jeb Bush [who is more qualified than Hillary btw]. The "dynasty" aspect with her doesnt help either just as it did not help Jeb Bush, it would have been so lame to have to choose between a "Its my turn to be President" - Jeb Bush or a "Its my turn to be President" Hillary Clinton. We have 300+ million people in America and yet somehow Hillary gets to run not once but twice [she lost to Obama in 2008], it just screams of corruption and of favortism in the highest levels of Government.

But if Bernie Sanders won the Dem nomination I think folks like myself may be wavering some now and looking at the "Bernie Train". Donald Trump not taking the debates seriously so far is not good...But his opponent is Hillary Clinton...I really doubt her winning one debate will matter. But the next one and especially the third debate, if she wins those she wins the White House.

Srsly? Wrote:
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>
> A reasoned response, thanks.
>
> I'm bemused by people criticizing Hillary for
> supporting a Republican president's desire to
> start a war based on what non-facts were in
> evidence at the time (I'm being judicious here,
> not accusing the Bush administration of lying --
> it's WAY too easy to Monday-morning quarterback
> and say "See? It wasn't true!"; let's agree that
> it's at least possible that Bush et al. were
> working with what was believed to be accurate
> information).
>
> And here's what makes no sense to me:
>
> You complain about promises from career
> politicians -- everyone is tired of these, but
> what's the alternative? "Please vote for me, I
> can't fix anything because Congress is
> paralyzed"?
>
> How are Trump's vague "promises" any better? He
> doesn't even seem to have a plan to implement
> them; he claims he does, but every time he shares
> some details, the experts show how they can't
> work, or will make things worse. (And please don't
> say "the experts are biased" -- that's facile, and
> unless you're an economist, you don't really have
> standing to argue with them, any more than I do.)
>
> Yes, the system is ****ed up. But when you need
> plumbing work, you don't say "Plumbers are
> overpaid, I'm going to hire someone who's never
> done any plumbing but says he's always wanted to
> do some". And there's a lot of machinery involved
> in government; it seems simplistic to think that
> someone with no idea how to get things done -- and
> who has engendered a fair bit of hostility from
> within his own party, never mind the others -- is
> actually going to be able to get anything done.
>
> If you don't like Hillary, fine; but voting for
> someone who's so consistently incoherent, who
> throws out vague sound-bite promises that don't
> even make sense (cut taxes, cut the deficit, AND
> rebuild infrastructure?!?! Maybe by printing money
> and destroying the dollar) seems illogical.


Huh? You do know that 96% of economists didn't see the great recession coming right? Funny you think these economists have any real insight into what will happen.

You do know that Obama and his Fed have monetized the US debt don't you? He's literally printing money to buy our bonds to fund our debt.

It's not that things aren't getting fixed. It's that things are getting worse. Open borders, bringing in 150,000 muslim immigrants every year for the next 8 years, trade deals that devastate the US middle class while the wealthy political donors make their next billion as the wealth is redistributed up, giving up control of the Internet to the UN, and on and on. Trump at least says, "America First". Hillary doesn't even pretend to believe that.

Some Truth Wrote:
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> Srsly? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> > A reasoned response, thanks.
> >
> > I'm bemused by people criticizing Hillary for
> > supporting a Republican president's desire to
> > start a war based on what non-facts were in
> > evidence at the time (I'm being judicious here,
> > not accusing the Bush administration of lying
> --
> > it's WAY too easy to Monday-morning quarterback
> > and say "See? It wasn't true!"; let's agree
> that
> > it's at least possible that Bush et al. were
> > working with what was believed to be accurate
> > information).
> >
> > And here's what makes no sense to me:
> >
> > You complain about promises from career
> > politicians -- everyone is tired of these, but
> > what's the alternative? "Please vote for me, I
> > can't fix anything because Congress is
> > paralyzed"?
> >
> > How are Trump's vague "promises" any better? He
> > doesn't even seem to have a plan to implement
> > them; he claims he does, but every time he
> shares
> > some details, the experts show how they can't
> > work, or will make things worse. (And please
> don't
> > say "the experts are biased" -- that's facile,
> and
> > unless you're an economist, you don't really
> have
> > standing to argue with them, any more than I
> do.)
> >
> > Yes, the system is ****ed up. But when you need
> > plumbing work, you don't say "Plumbers are
> > overpaid, I'm going to hire someone who's never
> > done any plumbing but says he's always wanted
> to
> > do some". And there's a lot of machinery
> involved
> > in government; it seems simplistic to think
> that
> > someone with no idea how to get things done --
> and
> > who has engendered a fair bit of hostility from
> > within his own party, never mind the others --
> is
> > actually going to be able to get anything done.
> >
> > If you don't like Hillary, fine; but voting for
> > someone who's so consistently incoherent, who
> > throws out vague sound-bite promises that don't
> > even make sense (cut taxes, cut the deficit,
> AND
> > rebuild infrastructure?!?! Maybe by printing
> money
> > and destroying the dollar) seems illogical.
>
>
> Huh? You do know that 96% of economists didn't
> see the great recession coming right? Funny you
> think these economists have any real insight into
> what will happen.
>
> You do know that Obama and his Fed have monetized
> the US debt don't you? He's literally printing
> money to buy our bonds to fund our debt.
>
> It's not that things aren't getting fixed. It's
> that things are getting worse. Open borders,
> bringing in 150,000 muslim immigrants every year
> for the next 8 years, trade deals that devastate
> the US middle class while the wealthy political
> donors make their next billion as the wealth is
> redistributed up, giving up control of the
> Internet to the UN, and on and on. Trump at least
> says, "America First". Hillary doesn't even
> pretend to believe that.

No way economist could know that wall street was so crooked
Trump has his ties made overseas, he makes deals with Russians and Muslims
Trump cares about Trump not the USA
You are being played
Hillary is not much except when compared to sniffling Don

Some Truth Wrote:
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> Huh? You do know that 96% of economists didn't
> see the great recession coming right? Funny you
> think these economists have any real insight into
> what will happen.
>
> You do know that Obama and his Fed have monetized
> the US debt don't you? He's literally printing
> money to buy our bonds to fund our debt.
>
> It's not that things aren't getting fixed. It's
> that things are getting worse. Open borders,
> bringing in 150,000 muslim immigrants every year
> for the next 8 years, trade deals that devastate
> the US middle class while the wealthy political
> donors make their next billion as the wealth is
> redistributed up, giving up control of the
> Internet to the UN, and on and on. Trump at least
> says, "America First". Hillary doesn't even
> pretend to believe that.

So...economic models are never of any value? That's naive at best, willfully ignorant at worst. I'm not one, can't begin to address your comment about monetizing debt, other than to say that it doesn't fit what I've read (and partly understood).

Open borders? That's a alt-right fiction, my friend. And I'm not going to even try to respond to Muslim immigrants = bad other than to say "no".

Trump says "America First" but he so clearly means "Trump First". It's just bullshit and noise; he has no plan, no clue, and would either be a disaster or (more likely) just completely ineffectual. And if you don't like the trade deals now, wait until Trump gets to make 'em for HIS benefit!

I despair on all sides, all counts.

Bankers own trump Wrote:
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> No way economist could know that wall street was
> so crooked
> Trump has his ties made overseas, he makes deals
> with Russians and Muslims
> Trump cares about Trump not the USA
> You are being played
> Hillary is not much except when compared to
> sniffling Don


Not convincing. Sorry, your response is a fail.

MAGA 2016