Come on now, calling her a witch is a bit strong like. But, then again if Trump doesn't treat women with respect what can you expect from his followers.
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Come on now, calling her a witch is a bit strong like. But, then again if Trump doesn't treat women with respect what can you expect from his followers.
TheFinnFan
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Witch is just perfect.
dead_soft
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"It's not a conspiracy theory, just read between the lines and suggest it's the opposite of what is being said. Definitely not a conspiracy theory'
TheFinnFan
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It's common sense. FBI and hillarys staff didnt want to co-operate. They had the possibility of immunity in those hearings if you even bothered to watch any of those
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Come on Donald, still got faith in you, my love.
It's a town hall style debate. The moderators will only step in if they don't answer the people's questions and completely go off on tangents.
If there is a question about the economy and Trump starts talking about Bill Clinton's marital indiscretions, then yeah, the moderator is going to pipe him down. Same goes for Hillary.
longers
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good luck with that
Yeah...I know what you mean, but the moderator will at least get him/her on topic. I also hope they fact check like they did in the first debate. I think it's their responsibility to the people to call them out on something if they know for a fact it is factually incorrect.
neil999
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trumps problem isn't the moderator, it's that in the debates he was talking in streams of nonsense
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Course he will.
What a woman. No, not Hillary.
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Melania Trump wore a pusssy bow blouse to the second US presidential debate
Melania Trump wore a shirt with a big, floppy bow to the second US presidential debate, a style that is more commonly known as a pusssy bow blouse.
It's a move which could be read as a fashion statement in solidarity with feminists, an act of silent rebellion or one of the best sartorial sledges ever witnessed against her beleaguered husband.
Melania Trump, in a Gucci pusssy bow blouse, greets Bill Clinton at the second presidential debate. Photo: AP
Dressed in a hot pink ensemble and white pumps topped off by a$1065 [Poor language removed]-bow silk crepe de chine shirt from Gucci's pre-fall 2016 collection, Mrs Trump arrived in St Louis, shook Bill Clinton's hand and took her place in the stands alongside Trump's children while the internet blew up analysing her ensemble.
A Trump campaign spokesperson told CBS her outfit choice "was not intentional" despite the last 72-hours of international press being dedicated to her husband's derogatory comments about women, where he bragged to entertainment reporter Billy Bush about his attempts to court women.
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Mrs Trump, who was married to the Republican nominee at the time the comments were made in 2005, denounced his actions over the weekend, saying via a statement: "The words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me."
It was her first public appearance since the first debate where she donned a black off-the-shoulder stretch-knit dress by Roland Mouretthat retails for more than $2400.
She reportedly had a "lack of interest" helping clean up Trump's image by appearing in a joint television appearance with him in the style of the Clinton's 60 Minutes interview in the early '90s after Gennifer Flowers claimed she had maintained a 12-year affair with Clinton while he was governor of Arkansas.
Gucci pusssy bow blouse...
http://www.theage.com.au/lifestyle/...d-us-presidential-debate-20161010-gryo2a.html
Melania Trump wore a pusssy bow blouse to the second US presidential debate
Melania Trump wore a shirt with a big, floppy bow to the second US presidential debate, a style that is more commonly known as a pusssy bow blouse.
It's a move which could be read as a fashion statement in solidarity with feminists, an act of silent rebellion or one of the best sartorial sledges ever witnessed against her beleaguered husband.
Melania Trump, in a Gucci pusssy bow blouse, greets Bill Clinton at the second presidential debate. Photo: AP
Dressed in a hot pink ensemble and white pumps topped off by a$1065 [Poor language removed]-bow silk crepe de chine shirt from Gucci's pre-fall 2016 collection, Mrs Trump arrived in St Louis, shook Bill Clinton's hand and took her place in the stands alongside Trump's children while the internet blew up analysing her ensemble.
A Trump campaign spokesperson told CBS her outfit choice "was not intentional" despite the last 72-hours of international press being dedicated to her husband's derogatory comments about women, where he bragged to entertainment reporter Billy Bush about his attempts to court women.
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Mrs Trump, who was married to the Republican nominee at the time the comments were made in 2005, denounced his actions over the weekend, saying via a statement: "The words my husband used are unacceptable and offensive to me."
It was her first public appearance since the first debate where she donned a black off-the-shoulder stretch-knit dress by Roland Mouretthat retails for more than $2400.
She reportedly had a "lack of interest" helping clean up Trump's image by appearing in a joint television appearance with him in the style of the Clinton's 60 Minutes interview in the early '90s after Gennifer Flowers claimed she had maintained a 12-year affair with Clinton while he was governor of Arkansas.
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