Just not sure Trump is the right guy to capture a "the torch has been passed to a new generation" argument. Not only is he a year older than Hillary, he's also wearing a bleached skunk on top of his head.![]()
Daniel Boone wore a coonskin hat.
Just not sure Trump is the right guy to capture a "the torch has been passed to a new generation" argument. Not only is he a year older than Hillary, he's also wearing a bleached skunk on top of his head.![]()
I'll keep that excellent false equivalency in mind next time I see a BLM member photoshop a picture of a Jewish person into a gas chamber with Hillary flipping the switch.
If you say those people are always around, where were they in 2012 or 2008, or any right wing campaign since George Wallace? You can try to brush them off as just a few rare exceptions, but we all know that's not the case, and we all know their voice is being amplified to dangerous levels thanks to Trump.
Level I trauma center. Chelsea's place. Meh. Same thing.
http://nypost.com/2016/09/12/clinton-skips-out-on-emergency-room-during-health-episode/
There's a great meme going around Facebook that says this is the first time the GOP has cared about a woman's health.
So the Clintons will cure pneumonia? Fox will probably spin this as them putting a lot of pharmaceutical sales rep out of work.
There'll always be the next "those people", be they Arian skinheads
With the recent "deplorable" comments and the remarks about just how many of the Trumpsters are actually mad racists, and because I think it's always a good idea to try to understand where other people are coming from, I thought it might be of interest to some to read this rather long, but fairly well written article by Allum Bokhari & (the infamous) Milo Yiannopoulous that attempts to explain who the alt right are and what they think. I myself looked it up after seeing Milo on CNBC the other day: An Establishment Conservative's Guide to the Alt Right
This may explain why she was dehydrated
https://youtu.be/j7GJcKuVGm8
Aryan skinheads. Unless you meant these guys.
I am still debating whether I agree with you or not, in general, but we are in a nation with "safe-zones" on college campuses, which I think is utterly insane and idiotic.
It won't matter, Maize. Some people will vote for Trump even if he . . . well, even if he said the things he's said in this campaign. Trump's candidacy is an illustration of confirmation bias being put to the acid test.
Yes, the article is long; but, it is solidly written and clear. If you choose not to read it because "tl;dr" you just missed the opportunity to fix your own misconceptions; if you choose not to because "it's on scary Breitbart", well, you're no better than a 1488. And now you have to read it to figure out what you were just called.
"I could shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose any voters ..."
-Donald Trump
It's a sick, cruel effing joke.
“The health issue this week is a perfect microcosm of why she has problems.” And that it follows “the exact same pattern” Clinton “follows every time,” of having a “wall of defensiveness and secretiveness and just pushing back, the press can’t know anything.”
“I agree with David Axelrod, who said, it isn’t about the health, it’s about the stealth. The health issue this week is a perfect microcosm of why she has problems.”