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Shadow posted:It wasn't a debate. It was an excuse to sell ads. thats the price we pay for 400 some odd million getting the vote
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Mr. Pumroy posted:cruz makes enemies the way i make farts. almost all his peers hate him in the senate and if he looks like he's in range of getting the nom they'll do some poo poo to block him because he routinely threw them under the bus and stepped all over their toes at the same time. that melty faced man is someone they just might hate more than hillary Cruz is hated as if he got the power he would turn it over to his more crazy father. The religious right do like their religion, but not as crazy as Rafael Cruz.
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Sep 17, 2015 19:57
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Blue Raider posted:thats the price we pay for 400 some odd million getting the vote Elections requiring hundreds of millions of dollars (didn't the last one exceed a billion loving dollars?) Everyone wants their loving cut. It's sickening.
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Sep 17, 2015 20:06
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Shadow posted:Elections requiring hundreds of millions of dollars (didn't the last one exceed a billion loving dollars?) Everyone wants their loving cut. It's sickening. Freedom isn't free, LOL. -- Mrs. Doobie Dogs
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Sep 17, 2015 20:14
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Shadow posted:It wasn't a debate. It was an excuse to sell ads. Are you suggesting the problem is..... Capitalism???
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Sep 17, 2015 20:24
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Blue Raider posted:rubios gonna be the vp nom Rubio and Carson both have shots for VP.
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Commie NedFlanders posted:Are you suggesting the problem is..... Capitalism??? Capitalism is fine and dandy, but commercializing an election is disgusting.... you commie.
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Sep 17, 2015 21:49
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i think we should elect a good president and not a bad president
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Sep 17, 2015 21:50
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Shadow posted:Elections requiring hundreds of millions of dollars (didn't the last one exceed a billion loving dollars?) Everyone wants their loving cut. It's sickening. in talking about citizens, not dollars
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Sep 17, 2015 22:33
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Parallax Scroll posted:i think we should elect a good president and not a bad president i think we should elect a president who represents my interests my interests is a lucrative military contract to build machines that kill lots of people
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Sep 17, 2015 22:36
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Blue Raider posted:in talking about citizens, not dollars yeah i know... point stands tho
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Sep 17, 2015 22:44
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Shadow posted:yeah i know... point stands tho yeah. thats why none of these clowns, on either side of the isle, are actual politicians. you dont get real politicians anymore because they have to be performers. huckabee is the closest in my mind to old school going by last night. thats not to say he isnt completely off the reservation but he has a nixon baby kisser vibe
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Blue Raider posted:yeah. thats why none of these clowns, on either side of the isle, are actual politicians. you dont get real politicians anymore because they have to be performers. huckabee is the closest in my mind to old school going by last night. thats not to say he isnt completely off the reservation but he has a nixon baby kisser vibe Yeah... McCain pre-Tea Party neocon revolution was one. Dole was probably the last true politician the GOP had in the general. And the last time we had a real debate. I'd give Bernie Sanders some credit. He literally is standing on platforms he's stood on for 30 years. He's just now had enough and threw his hat in. If there was ever someone who actually cares about the country and not furthering his own (or his donors') agenda, it's that guy. But can he get 270? I still say he should join Hillary's ticket. As VP he could champion quite a lot. (just being a realist... if we elected President based on popular vote, then I'd never suggest this)
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Sep 17, 2015 22:52
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Shadow posted:I still say he should join Hillary's ticket. As VP he could champion quite a lot. As VP he would be a powerless talking head because the VP doesn't actually really do anything other than preside over the Senate. At most he'll be able to break a tie over a piece of legislation. And he'd be a sell out kinda imo to jump on the Hillary ticket given how much poo poo he's talked about her corporate backing.
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id be flat out shocked if sanders even gets the nomination
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Moridin920 posted:As VP he would be a powerless talking head because the VP doesn't actually really do anything other than preside over the Senate. At most he'll be able to break a tie over a piece of legislation. I know...  edit: though maybe he could do the long con... Dick Cheney was a powerful VP. Maybe Bernie can strong arm that hussy and tell her what's what.
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Maybe if he's VP some crazy reddit gamergate fag will assassinate Hillary. Not that I want that to happen I'm just saying.
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Moridin920 posted:Maybe if he's VP some crazy reddit gamergate fag will assassinate Hillary. Yeah me too...I'm just saying too...
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it's amazing to see the republicans spiral into even further irrelevancy than they were last presidential election cycle. i don't think there's anyone who sees the gop debates as anything more than entertainment
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Gobblecoque posted:it's amazing to see the republicans spiral into even further irrelevancy than they were last presidential election cycle. i don't think there's anyone who sees the gop debates as anything more than entertainment Rich people and uninformed poor people do. Rich people know they will further deregulation, reduce taxes (by reducing government in areas that they don't care about). Poor people will make sure guns are safe, fags stop marrying, planned parenthood goes away, and we build more tanks because America. Don't overestimate Americans. We are split. Half of us believe them and a small percentage of them are just "gently caress You Got Mine" voters who the GOP appeals to.
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Gobblecoque posted:it's amazing to see the republicans spiral into even further irrelevancy than they were last presidential election cycle. i don't think there's anyone who sees the gop debates as anything more than entertainment Welcome to the 2032 GoP Republican Primary Debates! *applause and gun fire* Tonight we have 2000 young hopefuls who will vie to be one of the final 32 that we will finally vote for. Now as you all know this is a contest of patriotism, liberty, and freedom. SO CONTENDERS, START UP YOUR ENGINES!!!! *applause, gun fire, and infographic of Jesus grinning on the cross wearing a cowboy hat*
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