Pft. She'd go all gollum on him. I think it's an even match.Totally unfair for Hillary since Trump is a WWE hall of famer.
Pft. She'd go all gollum on him. I think it's an even match.Totally unfair for Hillary since Trump is a WWE hall of famer.
*music starts*Trump distracts her with the Benghazi Supreme and goes for the pussy grab! Oh good god! Good god! Clinton with a reverse off the ropes into the Goldmen Sacher! He's down! Trump is down and the crowd is livid! Oh god the humanity.
Someone get the ref this has to be illegal! Stop her before she deletes all of Trump's emails! Wait a minute, what is... It was a wig! It was Bill the whole time! The Lewinsky Finish! Good god! Good god! It's over! The Clintons have stolen the title!
[DOUBLEPOST=1476124182,1476124157][/DOUBLEPOST]Oh. OH! You were SERIOUS!Frankly it's up to reasonable republicans to stand up and take back their party.
Or abandon it for something adhering more genuinely to the conservative principles they claim to harbor.Frankly it's up to reasonable republicans to stand up and take back their party.
I've been pondering the same thing. There might be some strategic meetings that result in solidified party to be reckoned with.Am I crazy in thinking Trump could be good for the Republican Party in the long term? It happened against their will, but this situation could divest the Republicans from the worst of their base that were holding them back. They're screwed short term, but there are plenty of moderates who would vote for sane Republicans.
I'm interested. Do you have a link?And Howard Dean just announced that he's instituting a new form of voting in 2018 that will be much more favorable to 3rd parties.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/08/o...to-move-beyond-the-two-party-system.html?_r=0[DOUBLEPOST=1476128917,1476128816][/DOUBLEPOST]Essentially instant runoff, which I'm in favor of. Whether the two parties will actually allow it is another question entirely (whose answer is probably a resounding NO)I'm interested. Do you have a link?
Question Five on the Maine ballot would establish ranked-choice voting in the 2018 primary and general elections for governor, Congress and State Legislature. While presidential and city elections aren’t included, Maine’s largest city, Portland, already uses ranked-choice voting to elect its mayor.
It is fitting that Maine’s motto is “the way life should be.” I believe ranked-choice voting represents what democracy will be. It’s a solution to the problem of how to uphold majority rule and give more voice to voters by presenting them with more than two options.
Ranked-choice voting is already used by tens of millions of voters, including in Australia and Ireland’s national elections, London, Minnesota’s twin cities and eight other American cities when electing mayors. It is also used in picking the Oscar nominees for best picture, and in electing student leaders at more than 50 American colleges.
It’s as easy as 1-2-3. Voters have the option to rank the candidates from first to last, and any candidate with a majority of first choices wins, just as in any other election. But if no candidate has a majority, you hold an “instant runoff” tally in order to compare the top two candidates head to head. Candidates in last place are eliminated, and their backers’ votes are counted for their next choice. When it’s down to two, the winner earns a majority of the vote.
Way to recycle something from last year, and also to wildly misinterpret the subject matter. The article was a commentary on gender roles. The pieces cited were incidents of people using a BDSM fantasy and rape-fantasy to increase the pleasure of either masturbation or consensual intercourse. But, no, please take out of context quotes from a 44 year old article on changing gender roles and use that to somehow equate to Trump discussing his preferred method of sexual assault.Looks like the democratic party dodged a bullet not getting Bernie on the ticket: http://nypost.com/2015/06/05/bernie-sanders-rape-fantasy-essay-reveals-left-wing-hypocrisy/
Can corroborate; back when one of my mother's sisters used to be a model, he would do the same shit at runway shows. I remember her complaining about it to us back in the 90's.One of the reasons I can't stand people saying it's just talk is things like this.
Every time the vote got split in Canada between a left or a right party you ended up with one party getting 35% of the vote and 100% of the power.It won't be good in the short term. They desperately need those whackos because without them (or some form of extreme voter intimidation) they simply don't have the votes to take anything other than the House.
Long term though this could be the beginning of the end for the 2 party system. The Republican Party may simply fracture into 2 groups after this. And Howard Dean just announced that he's instituting a new form of voting in 2018 that will be much more favorable to 3rd parties. If that spreads then it could be open season.
This would give democrats a huge advantage for a while but I would be fairly confident that, if the republicans split, the dems would do so shortly thereafter (maybe 10-20 years). Being one party against 2 would force them to compromise in ways that would piss off a lot of their own voters.
This is of course extreme guesswork.
Maybe the New York Post should go after Psychology Today next. They had four articles on rape fantasy that came up at the top of a Google search.Looks like the democratic party dodged a bullet not getting Bernie on the ticket: http://nypost.com/2015/06/05/bernie-sanders-rape-fantasy-essay-reveals-left-wing-hypocrisy/
Yes I believe they're called "First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct Fantasies" now.I like how Psychology Today says you shouldn't call them Rape Fantasies... and then keeps calling them that a year later.
Glenn Beck has been anti-Trump from the start, shockingly. He did that whole Cheetos face thing before Trump was the official GOP nominee.I'm on mobile, so I don't have the link ready, but Glenn Beck has endorsed Hillary as the "moral, ethical choice." Her agenda can be opposed in Congress, but voting for her is the right thing to do.
Now THAT is sticking to your principles. Dude. I'm impressed.
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Here's the relevant quote:I'm on mobile, so I don't have the link ready, but Glenn Beck has endorsed Hillary as the "moral, ethical choice." Her agenda can be opposed in Congress, but voting for her is the right thing to do.
Now THAT is sticking to your principles. Dude. I'm impressed.
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Mike Lee’s declaration was the single greatest act of bravery I have witnessed in a very long time.
If the GOP is worth saving, they will follow suit. Don’t get me wrong, Mike will fail in some way, just as I will falter and fail in someway. We are all human. But this act of bravery needs to be noted.
While I don’t know Mike’s future — other than the hate, isolation and death threats — I can guess the future of the once standard-bearing party. Lincoln would walk away and stand with United States Senator Mike Lee. Every person, each of us, must decide what is a bridge too far.
Mike Lee obviously reached that point, where the moral compromise his party asked him to make was simply beyond what is acceptable. It is not acceptable to ask a moral, dignified man to cast his vote to help elect an immoral man who is absent decency or dignity. If the consequence of standing against Trump and for principles is, indeed, the election of Hillary Clinton, so be it. At least it is a moral, ethical choice.
If she is elected, the world does not end. Once elected, Hillary can be fought. Her nominees can be blocked, her proposed laws voted down. Her tactics are blatant and juvenile. Battling her by means of political and procedural maneuvering — through the media, through public marches and online articles — all of that will be moral and worthy of a man of principle. The alternative does not offer a moral person the same opportunity. If one helps to elect an immoral man to the highest office then one is merely validating his immorality, lewdness and depravity.
But as long as it’s not her, it’s okay, right?
No.
Lee’s call for Trump to step down and withdraw from the race was respectful to him and to the process. Trump stepping down does not guarantee a Clinton win, but it does guarantee the Republican Party still stands for something.