I think that's the original.#6 took me a while to spot the change.
I suppose that's understandable.
--Patrick
I think that's the original.#6 took me a while to spot the change.
I suppose that's understandable.
--Patrick
"Florida Man arrested after diving into Twin Towers Pop Memorial"
So drinking most flavors of Coke is desecrating the flag, and drinking Zero is literal terrorism.
So drinking most flavors of Coke is desecrating the flag, and drinking Zero is literal terrorism.
Welp, I chose a good day to quit soda.
I chose a hell of a day to stop sniffing glueSo drinking most flavors of Coke is desecrating the flag, and drinking Zero is literal terrorism.
Welp, I chose a good day to quit soda.
Heck, I don't consider him viable eitherIf it makes you feel better, I wrote him off as a candidate for far more legitimate reasons.
I'm surprised you didn't say since Goldwater.We haven't had a "viable" candidate since I've been old enough to vote, if you ask me.
Say what you will about the policies Reagan, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, H.W. Bush, and even Perot - at the time of their candidacies, they were eminently qualified and respectable (so far as anyone knew, at least in Clinton's case, though he opened the door for the shitshow that was to follow).I'm surprised you didn't say since Goldwater.
GasBandit supports Hillary! You heard it here first!Say what you will about the policies Reagan, Mondale, Dukakis, Clinton, H.W. Bush, and even Perot - at the time of their candidacies, they were eminently qualified and respectable (so far as anyone knew, at least in Clinton's case, though he opened the door for the shitshow that was to follow).
Remember when the most disconcerting prospect for the potential presidency we had was Dan Quayle? Because he forgot how to spell potato? Those were the days.
The other clinton, you walnut. Although, in 92, we didn't know the truth about her, either.GasBandit supports Hillary! You heard it here first!
Out of curiosity, has Clinton ever been "proven" to have done anything wrong according to your standards of "proven" and do you apply those same standards to Trump?Clinton has never been proven ...
She's a much, MUCH better choice than Trump. And I hold them both to the same level. Clinton's pay-to-play was disproven in the email leaks (that showed while people tried to get access they either were denied or had to go through proper channels) while Trump's was "I'm being investigated for felony fraud in two states (Texas and Florida) until I contacted both AGs and donated to their campaigns once they dropped the cases for no reason."Out of curiosity, has Clinton ever been "proven" to have done anything wrong according to your standards of "proven" and do you apply those same standards to Trump?
Because wow, you really are carrying Clinton's water. It sounds to me that you've gone way past "lesser of two evils" to "Clinton is actually a good choice."
The AGsShe's a much, MUCH better choice than Trump. And I hold them both to the same level. Clinton's pay-to-play was disproven in the email leaks (that showed while people tried to get access they either were denied or had to go through proper channels) while Trump's was "I'm being investigated for felony fraud in two states (Texas and Florida) until I contacted both AGs and donated to their campaigns once they dropped the cases for no reason."
You tell me who is pay-to-play.
Clinton's pay-to-play was disproven in the email leaks
Hmmm. The piece I read fudges the line between "access" and "favors". It does make a distinction between the two, so I guess I need to use different wording.
How deeply have you looked into those activities of Trump?So I'll soften my stance a bit, but still contend that Trump's activities were illegal and far more egregious.
"We've had more non-viable candidates than Carter's got pills!"I'm surprised you didn't say since Goldwater.
That's still talking about the AG being pay for play, not Trump.first google hit of pay for play trump - http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/07/opinion/pay-to-play-donald-trump.html?_r=0
If you're the payer and not the payee, you're still corrupt, this is just semantics.That's still talking about the AG being pay for play, not Trump.
Of course it is. And Pay for Play is a roundabout way of saying bribery.If you're the payer and not the payee, you're still corrupt, this is just semantics.
Ironic, that. Like if O Henry and Alanis Morrisette had a baby and named it that exact situation.These jokes started the moment he did an episode about online harassment.