Irvine511
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lest anyone thing that Trump is anything but a performance artist and is actually a profane baboon, check out this thoughtful analysis he has of Citizen Kane.
seriously.
seriously.
Christie just shut down Rubio's bridge.
And possibly his own career.
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lest anyone thing that Trump is anything but a performance artist and is actually a profane baboon, check out this thoughtful analysis he has of Citizen Kane.
seriously.
The Glass score is a nice touch.
And btw, that's the guy people are voting for, not the clown car, hater, and other bull shit names lazy thinkers are puking up
did you guys already talk about this #WhichHilary thing? that black protestors at Hilary's private event who pointed out that she used to consider some criminals (especially black people) to be "super predator," I mean.
it was pretty unfair, imho. i remember the "superpredator" scare in the early 1990s. i remember reading about it in, like, Time when i was a teenager.
it was junk science, and racially loaded, and has since been debunked.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/07/us/politics/killing-on-bus-recalls-superpredator-threat-of-90s.html?_r=2
it's pretty unfair to say that Hillary "pushed" the theory when she mentioned it once, like, 20 years ago, at a time when it was in the news and part of the conversation around crime.
I thought it is sort of unfair to blame her for whatever she said in '96 but it's true that for black people, that kind of history of her must be devastating, I can imagine. it's also true that apparently mass incarceration happened in Clinton era so I guess this may change some dynamics of which racial groups (generally) vote for who if these protests make enough sparks or get enough attentions from media.
I find this kind of talk tiring, I have friends on the other side that have unloaded on the Clintons and Obama and their supporters with insults and belittling remarks, I find I can not have reasonable discussions with them
There’s a very good chance that Trump will be the nominee of one of the country’s two major parties—last night’s debate likely won’t change that. There are only a few days until Super Tuesday, and Trump is well ahead in most states, though not in Texas, Cruz’s home. And no one else onstage seemed all that Presidential. Rubio acted a little too pleased with his hits, like a guy doing an extended dance after hitting a single in the company softball game. It didn’t help that his lines seemed memorized. Cruz, in one of his cross-talking squabbles, was effectively shut down when Trump called him a “basket case.” Carson, discussing judicial nominees, said he’d look at the “fruit salad of their life.” Kasich said that he’d have resolved the Apple-F.B.I. fight by secretly locking all the parties in a room. More important, the debate was empty of a counterbalancing vision. When the radio host Hugh Hewitt asked about “the issue that keeps me up at night, which is religious liberty,” none of the candidates responded with a critique of Trump’s plan to ban non-citizen Muslims from entering the United States (which, unlike the Polish workers, they did not have to search for), or of his interest in closing mosques. They knew that that wasn’t what Hewitt cared about, as opposed to his fear that Christian religious institutions would “have to bend their knee and provide morning-after pills.” Their positions are not so far from Trump’s. In this area, the mystery may not be why they don’t attack Trump’s policies but why so many supposedly serious candidates basically agree with him.
They certainly don’t agree in all areas. Cruz, with leading questions and prosecutorial zeal, forced Trump to acknowledge that he does not, indeed, want people to die “on the sidewalks and the streets.” Cruz made it clear that he considered this a damning admission. And Trump said, as he has before, that although he opposed abortion rights and would defund Planned Parenthood, he was glad that the group screened women for cancer. A party that regards such a position as mad radicalism is likely to be confused by Trump, and to deserve him.
keep in mind the Clintons are from Arkansas, the South and the Confederates were Democrats and slave holders
look at your post from awhile back, when every one was saying Trump had no shot and Rubio was the guy or Jeb or whoever, I saw where this thing was going, again I know you are a heavy Rubio guy, well my preference in the GOP is Kasic, but we don't matter I am just calling these things the way I see them going, I have been right more often than many in here
two months(10 months) from now this post will be here, we can come back and see what has happened
since you like current polls, you do see that your "make a wish" boy's dream will burst in the FL primary
On (ii), and perhaps the thing that in my view is not properly addressed: a number of ideas that would be seen with a lot of suspicion in most of the (democratic) world are actually part of the political culture. "Make America Great Again" is not a Trump thing. It's deeply rooted in the idea of American exceptionalism that is so obnoxious for most people around the world (and the lack of humility it engenders).
In the same way as Republicans want to replace Obamacare?
(And why does he want to replace it?)
Ted Cruz 2016
https://youtu.be/EaZGaJrd3x8
it's impressive that nobody shot him in the face in that shooting range, i guessTed Cruz 2016
https://youtu.be/EaZGaJrd3x8