OMG Politics, I'm over it already.

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Peen Simmons said:
He'd be dead in a week. The food options here would kill him.
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mongooz said:
well, the voter fraud investigation is on.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/25/us/politics/trump-voting-fraud-false-claim-investigation.html

now we'll waste millions of taxpayer dollars to prove that there was no million person fraud.

or......they'll twist the facts and make shit up and presto.....proof that they're looking for.
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The Washington Post found that Steve Bannon was registered to vote in both Florida and New York.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-will-apparently-ensnare-his-own-top-adviser/
#rigged
 
Dogsinotpalc said:
The polls showed rather early that Bernie and Hillary would both beat Trump. While they proved to be worthless (or motivating and fanning the fire of Hillary-hate), Bernie had a larger margin of victory than Hillary ever did. She and party (or at least some party leadership) wanted her to win more than a seemingly guaranteed win...and here we are.
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Yes indeed, but Bernie could not have been beaten up on Benghazi, poor email security, being part of the 'establishment' or the 'system' and was campaigning on much more change than Mr Trump was.


A side note that I don't know if I had mentioned before:

If the women who went out in these marches ALL would have went to the polls...they could have saved themselves some footsteps, yet the U.S.A. would still be in the position of having a hollow leader.
 
smorgdonkey said:
Yes indeed, but Bernie could not have been beaten up on Benghazi, poor email security, being part of the 'establishment' or the 'system' and was campaigning on much more change than Mr Trump was.


A side note that I don't know if I had mentioned before:

If the women who went out in these marches ALL would have went to the polls...they could have saved themselves some footsteps, yet the U.S.A. would still be in the position of having a hollow leader.
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You're making the assumption that they didn't vote. I'd wager most of them did. Remember, Donald lost by 3 million votes.
 
smorgdonkey said:
If the women who went out in these marches ALL would have went to the polls...they could have saved themselves some footsteps, yet the U.S.A. would still be in the position of having a hollow leader.
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There were some demographic maps discussed on the news the other night and the basic gist if that if you look at the well attended marches, they occurred in cities where that region that includes the city went to HRC even in cases where the state went to DJT....making the assumption that many likely voted for HRC so the 'if they only....' may be moot
 
Lerxst said:
There were some demographic maps discussed on the news the other night and the basic gist if that if you look at the well attended marches, they occurred in cities where that region that includes the city went to HRC even in cases where the state went to DJT....making the assumption that many likely voted for HRC so the 'if they only....' may be moot
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Is there any data on the rallies that occured in red states? Like, how many people showed up in Bismark or Omaha? Because that's where the change needs to come from.
 
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