Liberals answer this: If it's over, a landslide, a lock... why are you still following the race?

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Anonymous wrote:There are still step children of Trump like Comstock in the race. Not until all the little republicans are gone.

Today’s vote is the fifth time the House has voted to defund Planned Parenthood this Congress and the 62nd vote to gut or repeal the Affordable Care Act since its passage. Planned Parenthood serves 25,784 women in Virginia.

Thank you Barbara for your vote to save gov spending on poor women. Much better to increase defense spending and push the pork to your mclean neighbors.

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The pendulum swings. Hopefully this is the last hurrah for everyone involved in this election.

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Anonymous wrote:The pendulum swings. Hopefully this is the last hurrah for everyone involved in this election.

When a pendulum swings to far in one direction, the string breaks. I do believe this is a last hurrah for this nation.

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Unified media is together in destroying Trump and smothering/protecting Clinton's schemes. It's such a con job.

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Comstock and Ken Starr where old friends, wasting millions on political driven agendas.

Partisan Investigation Cost Taxpayers $7.4 Million. As of October 1998, according to a General Accounting Office report, the investigation cost taxpayers $7.4 million and cost federal agencies $9 million to respond to inquiries. “The Republican leadership has set a new standard for partisan, open-ended Congressional investigations,” Representative Waxman said. [Roll Call, 10/08/98]

Kenneth W. Starr, the former independent counsel who delivered a report that served as the basis for President Bill Clinton’s impeachment in 1998, was removed as president of Baylor University on Thursday after an investigation found the university mishandled accusations of sexual assault against football players.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/27/sports/ncaafootball/baylor-art-briles-kenneth-starr-college-football.html?_r=0

Time for Ken's good friend Comstock to go away also.

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Its like watching a bus crash... lots of drama!

Also, given the political landscape a landslide is near impossible. Perhaps a win is locked, but it will be within 10 points.

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Anonymous wrote:For the same reason I stare at car accidents on the shoulder of the Beltway.

and that's exactly why we have traffic jams. MYOB and drive along, safely of course.

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Anonymous wrote:Why the deluge of Trump hit pieces, why is every Clinton mouthpiece all over TV claiming it's over?

Who puts so much effort into proclaiming something's over?

Hell of a lot of energy on something that's a forgone conclusion...

You are not familiar with campaign tactics, right? The only poll that matters is the one on election day, so the Clinton campaign is pounding away to ensure that any Trump supporters predisposed to apathy opt to stay home.

Np. So the first 2 debate polls are irrelevant? Why do liberals and the mods keep making new threads about the polls?

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"Are you not entertained?!?"

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why the deluge of Trump hit pieces, why is every Clinton mouthpiece all over TV claiming it's over?

Who puts so much effort into proclaiming something's over?

Hell of a lot of energy on something that's a forgone conclusion...

You are not familiar with campaign tactics, right? The only poll that matters is the one on election day, so the Clinton campaign is pounding away to ensure that any Trump supporters predisposed to apathy opt to stay home.

Np. So the first 2 debate polls are irrelevant? Why do liberals and the mods keep making new threads about the polls?

Because some idiot decided a month ago to post each and every poll favorable to trump, in its own thread.

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jsteele wrote:Entertainment.

Are you entertained now?

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Anonymous wrote:Schadenfreude/I'm storing up zingers for Thanksgiving with my in-laws.

Exactly what zingers will you be using now? What's on the menu, crow?

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Anonymous wrote:Schadenfreude/I'm storing up zingers for Thanksgiving with my in-laws.

Exactly what zingers will you be using now? What's on the menu, crow?

Pride can be a very ugly trait. fact is - The Dems were never unified from the start, and many women supported Hillary simply b/c she's a woman. But when you REFUSE to see your own candidate's flaws, you fail to see the weaknesses crippling your own side, which just makes you vulnerable to attacks from your opposition.

And the cockier the Dems got, the more they pushed people toward not voting (several of my friends and family members) to voting third party (more of my friends and family members). Dems are supposedly for the people, but they've evolved into a haughty group of so-called educated elites.

That "evolution" didn't do much to help our side now, did it?

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Anonymous wrote:Schadenfreude/I'm storing up zingers for Thanksgiving with my in-laws.

Exactly what zingers will you be using now? What's on the menu, crow?

I'm quite sure their T-giving tradition dissolved- just as solidarity among the Dems did during this election.

This is certainly not the sameDemocratic Party of which my parents were so proud to belong.