Study: Hillary Clinton’s TV ads were almost entirely policy-free

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schuylaar

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The only way things are ever going to change is if we start prosecuting.

There MUST be consequence.

What was the consequence of DNC leak?: none

Clinton and crew changed the course of history with their greed.

That's why this will not end.
 
SneekyNinja

SneekyNinja

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schuylaar said:
The only way things are ever going to change is if we start prosecuting.

There MUST be consequence.

What was the consequence of DNC leak?: none

Clinton and crew changed the course of history with their greed.

That's why this will not end.
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So she's a cheater and greedy (your words) and you voted for her?

You're either a hypocrite or you're wrong, I'll leave that determination to you.
 
Rob Roy

Rob Roy

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Padawanbater2 said:
Can anyone explain what the Democratic party currently stands for? Policy positions, not empty rhetoric and platitudes.

Or explain why they still support accepting corporate bribes when Bernie Sanders ran a campaign funded by small donors who supported his policies and almost won the Democratic primary, while Hillary Clinton outraised/outspent Donald Trump by almost 2 to 1 and still lost the general election? Explain how the Barney Frank strategy of accepting corporate bribes will energize or excite the progressive base?
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It stands for control of people, just like every other political party does.
 
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fdd2blk

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londonfog said:
Actually Clinton had enough people to vote for her. Just not the electoral math.
I know you Bernie Muppets can't understand that. Bernie does. He was with her.
Bernie said he was running Democratic and Bernie Bozo's still registering Independent.
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whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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Wilderb said:
Only one phone company.
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Nah. There is more than one. You can go to any store like Walmart and pick from multiple prepaid carriers. Even have prepaid boxes that home phones work on.

Got plenty of choices for prepaid cell phones with unlimited talk, text and web for $50 or under.

Maybe one lan line company but there are choices.

Prepaid wireless cards also.

This stuff can be ordered online.

I use straight talk. $45 for unlimited talk and text and 5 gigs of 4g through Verizon towers. All the major carriers just choose the right phone.

Had them for 4 years now. No complaints.
 
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Wilderb

Wilderb

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whitebb2727 said:
Nah. There is more than one. You can go to any store like Walmart and pick from multiple prepaid carriers. Even have prepaid boxes that home phones work on.

Got plenty of choices for prepaid cell phones with unlimited talk, text and web for $50 or under.

Maybe one lan line company but there are choices.

Prepaid wireless cards also.

This stuff can be ordered online.

I use straight talk. $45 for unlimited talk and text and 5 gigs of 4g through Verizon towers. All the major carriers just choose the right phone.

Had them for 4 years now. No complaints.
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You don't live where I live. Sure there are a hundred places to buy a phone. Do you want it to work? There really are places in country that cell service is spotty at best.
But i must me wrong? How would I know?
LOL
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Wilderb said:
You don't live where I live. Sure there are a hundred places to buy a phone. Do you want it to work? There really are places in country that cell service is spotty at best.
But i must me wrong? How would I know?
LOL
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Third world countries are building out their wireless communications systems to give their citizens phone and internet service. Turns out it's both better service and much less expensive than laying cables.

Surely America can afford to do the same to provide access to rural areas.
 
SneekyNinja

SneekyNinja

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ttystikk said:
Third world countries are building out their wireless communications systems to give their citizens phone and internet service. Turns out it's both better service and much less expensive than laying cables.

Surely America can afford to do the same to provide access to rural areas.
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America can afford to do fucking anything we want but we're all too busy trying to buy the next iPhone or newest pair of kicks.

We went to the God damned moon...
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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SneekyNinja said:
America can afford to do fucking anything we want but we're all too busy trying to buy the next iPhone or newest pair of kicks.

We went to the God damned moon...
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So it's time to join the fight to get corporate cash out of our political system, and to pay their fair share of taxes.

Since when did it become the patriotic thing to do to rip off your country and drive your fellow citizens into poverty?
 
SneekyNinja

SneekyNinja

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ttystikk said:
So it's time to join the fight to get corporate cash out of our political system, and to pay their fair share of taxes.

Since when did it become the patriotic thing to do to rip off your country and drive your fellow citizens into poverty?
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We both agree on that, its how we're gonna get it done that's at issue, especially with the fact the court is gonna be tilted towards retardism again.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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Wilderb said:
You don't live where I live. Sure there are a hundred places to buy a phone. Do you want it to work? There really are places in country that cell service is spotty at best.
But i must me wrong? How would I know?
LOL
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I think you are being a little dramatic. Not many places left without cell service. Maybe Alaska or something. I'm sure you have options. Net 10, tracfone and straight talk offer different phones for every major carrier. They work great.

I mean where do you live that you have no options?

Just saying. Not trying to be rude. Just check into to it. I'm sure you have choices.
 
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