The second presidential debate

Fogdog

Fogdog

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BigO81 said:
As you can see in this thread, the ones defending Hillary and viciously attacking Trump supporters like rabid animals, and throwing out childish elementary and middle school insults towards those they disagree with, this is what happens when liberals are exposed. They cannot handle the truth, and Trump brought the truth all night long, hitting Hillary like a seasoned boxer, jabbing back at her lies and confronting her on Benghazi and the disaster of her Middle East policy.

Trump landed knockout punch after knockout punch, and by the end of the debate, Hillary was clearly fatigued as she brought up her husband’s policies as a way to defend herself, as bill sits over there with a look on his face; a look that you make when your past comes back and slaps you right in the face.

*Drops Mic*
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But what about "grab them by the pussy"? Could he even admit to understanding what he said at the time? How can anybody honestly apologize if they can't admit to understanding the wrong that they committed? And so, his apology was just another easy lie. We all know it was.

What about "I'll appoint a special prosecutor, have you investigated, arrested and put in jail"?

I mean, he swung and missed. And in his fury all he could do was lurk, loom and threaten. In his bubble, that threat is effective but not in general public. We know what he was saying and the context. It's not as if he's running for president of Sudan.

I know you don't get it. You never will. Trump is your last best white hope for a whiter tomorrow. Low income white pride males have had it pretty good compared to others in their social class until now. Their days of privilege and unjustified economic status are waning and you guys are angry about losing the gift given at birth. So, you gather at Trump's teats to suck at the milk of white nationalism. Of course you are protective of the one politician who speaks for you. But face it, you are losers, just like him. And just like him, your days are much fewer than the ones you've already enjoyed. Trump is probably five or ten years away from dementia and all that that entails. Your kind will follow him soon enough. Please don't poison your children's minds on your way out.
 
mr sunshine

mr sunshine

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"Now, somebody who a lot of people don’t give credit to but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton.

I’ve known Paris Hilton from the time she’s 12.

Her parents are friends of mine, and the first time I saw her she walked into a room and I said, ‘Who the hell is that?"- Donald trump.



Caught his attention at the age of 12. Im surprised he didn't grab her by the pussy and start kissing her.
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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mr sunshine said:
"Now, somebody who a lot of people don’t give credit to but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton.

I’ve known Paris Hilton from the time she’s 12.

Her parents are friends of mine, and the first time I saw her she walked into a room and I said, ‘Who the hell is that?"- Donald trump.



Caught his attention at the age of 12. Im surprised he didn't grab her by the pussy and start kissing her.
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Sounds like we should check out sex tape.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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UncleBuck said:
Tell me how your big picture works out if Trump appoints 4 more scalias because you wasted your swing state vote.
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I'm not at all convinced Colorado is in play to the extent you think it is.

Not that I disagree with you.

After all, the American people have watched their constitutional rights be shredded and burned, a police state built on the ashes and the electoral process has been exposed as blatantly rigged... and yet they do nothing.

Maybe we don't deserve a truly representative democracy; it's pretty clear we'd rather rip open another box of Cheetos and watch the Apprentice than fight for it.

I did say I'd probably hold my nose and vote for Shillary, remember?
 
Unclebaldrick

Unclebaldrick

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ttystikk said:
Believe me when I tell you that I'm always looking at the big picture.
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I believe you. I voted third party for President six times. But this guy is bad news. Not only do we need to make sure he does not get in, but we need to send a message to the Republican Party. This type of shit (TRUMP!) will not be tolerated.

For some reason this is reminding me of our "exporting democracy" policies. We never said democracy would result in what we consider a "good" outcome. It was our belief that the people need to choose their own form of government - which, in itself, is a form of governance. Every time you see a democracy, you see a gamble. You see a bet against the worst human qualities and traits in the hope and faith of a triumph of the best. But it doesn't always go down that way. We here in America have had the benefit of a stable government for our lifetimes. It was naive of us to believe that the winds of change brought on by the end of the Cold War were not going to blow our way. And boy do they blow.

Hillary is actually likely to do a lot of good in her Presidency. My concern is that this election will be close enough so that the Republican brain trust will look at the "feelings" of their constituents and see that their best play for the next election (their only play) is to foment the delusional belief of the "stab in the back" and stonewall our elected President for another four years.

The world is moving forward with a fuckload of new toys. Institutions (in this case, politics) move with the trends in fits and starts (usually when forced to). I do not believe that the kind of back room dealing that Hillary almost certainly went through to get here; now, is going to be appropriate for the future. The kind of shit that has happened this election as far as hacking (especially by a foreign, hostile power) is going to be the way things work from now on. Talk about changing the process!

Political change is going to come. But what type of change is uncertain. Hillary or Donald is a fact that I do not believe I can ignore. The stakes are too fucking high.

Eh, I am kinda stoned and trailing off now.

Vote Hilly, Srsly
 
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tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Unclebaldrick said:
I believe you. I voted third party for President six times. But this guy is bad news. Not only do we need to make sure he does not get in, but we need to send a message to the Republican Party. This type of shit (TRUMP!) will not be tolerated.

For some reason this is reminding me of our "exporting democracy" policies. We never said democracy would result in what we consider a "good" outcome. It was our belief that the people need to choose their own form of government - which, in itself, is a form of governance. Every time you see a democracy, you see a gamble. You see a bet against the worst human qualities and traits in the hope and faith of a triumph of the best. But it doesn't always go down that way. We here in America have had the benefit of a stable government for our lifetimes. It was naive of us to believe that the winds of change brought on by the end of the Cold War were not going to blow our way. And boy do they blow.

Hillary is actually likely to do a lot of good in her Presidency. My concern is that this election will be close enough so that the Republican brain trust will look at the "feelings" of their constituents and see that their best play for the next election (their only play) is to foment the delusional belief of the "stab in the back" and stonewall our elected President for another four years.

The world is moving forward with a fuckload of new toys. Institutions (in this case, politics) move with the trends in fits and starts. I do not believe that the kind of back room dealing that Hillary almost certainly went through to get here; now, is going to be appropriate for the future. The kind of shit that has happened this election as far as hacking (especially by a foreign, hostile power) is going to be the way things work from now on. Talk about changing the process!

Political change is going to come. But what type of change is uncertain. Hillary or Donald is a fact that I do not believe I can ignore. The stakes are too fucking high.

Eh, I am kinda stoned and trailing off now.

Vote Hilly, Srsly
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She may not be the best candidate of all time, but Trump is surely the worst.

Do you want a conservative Democrat or a deplorable, racist, rich fucking idiot who thinks nuclear weapons should be supplied to countries that don't have them?

And she won't grab any pussy.
 
jimihendrix1

jimihendrix1

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This Aint No Poll. This is for the Money.

Put Up, or Shut Up.

Below Predicts, a Mass Slaughter.

Last Monday it was

Hillary -160

Trump +160


Next President of the United States of America
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  • Hillary Clinton -425
  • Donald Trump +325
  • Other +1000
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*UPDATE: The second presidential debate is now over. OddsShark will update odds when new numbers are available. Immediately before the debate began, Clinton was a -400 favorite with Trump set at +325 and the "Other" option jumping up the board to +750 from +2000 earlier in the day Sunday.
 
BigO81

BigO81

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UncleBuck said:
fact check shows he lied 35 times, one-upping his performance in the first debate where he lied 34 times.

hillary was at 4 and 5 respectively.

dumb fuck.
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LMAO where you get your "facts", hillaryclinton.com, cnn, msnbc a meme? You mad bro?
 
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