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He's clearly thinking of vagina.
carolinablue232
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There both horrible. We'll deal with what happens tomorrow and just try again in 4 years hoping every day whoever wins doesn't do something incredibly stupid.
gorgeousgeorgeEFC
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Unfortunately the Supreme Court is riding on this election.
So for me Trump could do irreparable damage if elected.
Dirt bag that one telling you . Thick dirty and dangerous and rich what a combination,
What more could a man want
Brains...which she is sorely lacking in.
I said she was thick, you can't have everything
peteblue
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Game Over for Trump. Florida is all but a lock down for Clinton. Here's how.
In 2012 4.8M early votes were cast - and, extrapolating the Ethnic breakdown that gave Obama a lead of approximately 330,000 over Romney. With an increase of 33% in early voting the Ethnic breakdown suggests Clinton will have a lead of around 450,000. With around 2.7-3.0M votes still to be cast the prospect of Trump making that up requires nearly 60% of those voting tomorrow to vote Trump.
Whilst it can be dangerous to assume the ethnic vote will split roughly the same as 2012 it's hard to imagine Trump improving his share of the non-white vote. The number of early non-white votes has increased by 50% from 1.5M to 2.25M that surely can't be good for Trump.
6.4M votes have been cast (4.8M in 2012) and an electorate of 12.5M (11.9M 2012). With a turnout of 72% in 2012 - even assuming that that increases to 75% in 2016 (unlikely) that leaves only around 3M to vote.
White voters account for 72% of those who vote (so, approximately 2.5M of the remainder. It seems the non-White vote has got out early. (The threat of voter intimidation affecting the result will reduce).
I think it's all but over for Trump in Florida.
In 2012 4.8M early votes were cast - and, extrapolating the Ethnic breakdown that gave Obama a lead of approximately 330,000 over Romney. With an increase of 33% in early voting the Ethnic breakdown suggests Clinton will have a lead of around 450,000. With around 2.7-3.0M votes still to be cast the prospect of Trump making that up requires nearly 60% of those voting tomorrow to vote Trump.
Whilst it can be dangerous to assume the ethnic vote will split roughly the same as 2012 it's hard to imagine Trump improving his share of the non-white vote. The number of early non-white votes has increased by 50% from 1.5M to 2.25M that surely can't be good for Trump.
6.4M votes have been cast (4.8M in 2012) and an electorate of 12.5M (11.9M 2012). With a turnout of 72% in 2012 - even assuming that that increases to 75% in 2016 (unlikely) that leaves only around 3M to vote.
White voters account for 72% of those who vote (so, approximately 2.5M of the remainder. It seems the non-White vote has got out early. (The threat of voter intimidation affecting the result will reduce).
I think it's all but over for Trump in Florida.
carolinablue232
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At least the appointments still have to be approved by the Senate. So there's that. You're absolutely correct though, the 3-4 Justice appointments are likely to be the longest lasting mark whoever is elected will leave. Crazy that that topic didn't get more coverage during those dumpster fires they called debates.
abelard
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Hmm.. I must have missed the photo.
Fair enough mate, although to deny that greed, or more seriously, virulent racism, is at least part of what's fueling Trump is... charitably, disingenuous. Not that I'm accusing anyone!
What positions do you hold that keep you from being aligned with the right? What was the eventual result of what you were advocating? Not to pry... just curious. I've been in a swing state for several months but have only met one obvious conservative. American geography is... perplexing.
Yup. Cruz hit him pretty hard on SC appointments during one of the Republican debates
tommye
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She is the system. The system always wins.
Nil Satis Niasse Optimum
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Unfortunately.
You'd have to ask a conservative. I'm a libertarian who sees Clinton as by far the greater threat. I was a Democrat for nigh onto thirty years, but the nexus of press, popular culture, corruption and machine politics that was on display through the Clinton administration finally made me leave in disgust. Neither party can garner much credit for a dedication to Constitutional government. My most respected American at present is Clarence Thomas, for example. What I fear most from Clinton is how she will deepen and institutionalize an expanded and more restrictive role for government in society, and move us even farther from the balance our founding fathers intended. These are the kinds of issues that led to the original American Revolution.
The tools of control are more powerful than they have ever been. This Trump thing is no accident.
My registration is R only for strategic purposes - Democratic candidates are entirely machine driven, and I can use my vote to try to select the best alternative in a genuine primary process on the GOP side. Mind you, I don't expect anyone here to be able to drill down and understand what I mean by any of this, but that a thumbnail sketch. One of my oldest friends was in the Florida legislature some years ago, and I've watching this mess fester for well over forty years. It's just rotten.
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