They chose Trump as a candidate and are now regretting it, no? Since when have they made sense during this candidate?
Bernie supporters are saying lot of poll places in NY closed early, along with other issues. Dunno if that's true or not, but it is somewhat a weird conspiracy.
Well, clinton is the one set to win so far, she has had support all along. Being afraid of sanders does not make sense....
I dont understand the closing early complaint when in the places in question Clinton has a very sizable lead. One would have to be under the believe that A) all the removed voters would have voted for Sanders, and B) those turned away from polls were only going to vote for Sanders.
WHat removed voters?
I've read many things on many places in the past 5 months of involvement with this election, both on the republican and democrat side. I'm sure you can find ample articles yourself if you exit the left echo chambers
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This is like the most commoner-esque thing you could've said and is basically the mentality of your usual normal guy. "If I suddenly had a lot of money I'd do well with it". That's simply not the case. Refer to pretty much every lotto winner ever who just used up all their money and returned to square one.
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Actually she did respond, in a way. I could try to look up the video for you if you want. She was asked in an interview what she thinks of Trump's newest nickname for her. All she said was "I don't respond to Donald Trump". So Hillary doesn't respond to her political rivals in this election?
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This reminds me of "White people don't know what it's like to be poor"
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Uhhh 4chan?But yeah, to the average /pol/ visitor I guess I'm just another "libcuck". But it's funny considering who they're supporting and what he actually stands for.
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I find this to be quite a useful simple tool for comparing the possible tax plans.
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While it does serve some statistical purpose, you should know that polls for the general election during the primaries are hardly accurate. I'd wage them somewhere at ~40% accuracy. The general election debates will be the vital deciding point.
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I'm pretty sure that the person with the most benefits of low democrat turnouts is Clinton, so I'm surprised that you're not blaming her instead.
At least produce one source... If you are so far outside the left echo chamber I am sure that should not be difficult. At least in my case no amount of google helped to actually find arguments for the wall. Seriously, just one article from a reputable source...I've read many things on many places in the past 5 months of involvement with this election, both on the republican and democrat side. I'm sure you can find ample articles yourself if you exit the left echo chambers
From what I remember, the pro-wall sentiments are based on being able to deal with the major issues. The ones that stick out the most are price, reason and usefulness.
For the price, Mexico is paying for it and Trump can and will make them pay for it, I believe someone mentioned the reason already in this thread recently. IIRC the estimate is ~8 billion for the wall?
To justify it's existence, Trump and his supporters mention the trade deficit with Mexico along the huge spending the US does for the healthcare and housing of the illegals, making it worthwhile when you compare the spendings of both.
As for the usefulness, that's a bit less stable. There's several comparisons using Hungary's and Israel's walls and how largely effective those were. Although I admit that's not very meaningful. Certainly walls do work, and people who don't think so are quite naive. Yet the US situation is different from Israel and Hungary so how useful it'll ultimately be I'm unsure.
Of course with risky decisions like these you can't guarantee the success, hence why it's a risk. Is it worth taking? Perhaps.
Well okay then, I guess you can't produce any written support for it.I've read many things on many places in the past 5 months of involvement with this election, both on the republican and democrat side. I'm sure you can find ample articles yourself if you exit the left echo chambers
From what I remember, the pro-wall sentiments are based on being able to deal with the major issues. The ones that stick out the most are price, reason and usefulness.
For the price, Mexico is paying for it and Trump can and will make them pay for it, I believe someone mentioned the reason already in this thread recently. IIRC the estimate is ~8 billion for the wall?
To justify it's existence, Trump and his supporters mention the trade deficit with Mexico along the huge spending the US does for the healthcare and housing of the illegals, making it worthwhile when you compare the spendings of both.
As for the usefulness, that's a bit less stable. There's several comparisons using Hungary's and Israel's walls and how largely effective those were. Although I admit that's not very meaningful. Certainly walls do work, and people who don't think so are quite naive. Yet the US situation is different from Israel and Hungary so how useful it'll ultimately be I'm unsure.
Of course with risky decisions like these you can't guarantee the success, hence why it's a risk. Is it worth taking? Perhaps.
No, it means I maintain that he's a bullshit artist. He came from wealth and he became wealthier. It's not the same as building something from nothing.This reminds me of "White people don't know what it's like to be poor"
That isn't I meant actually, but funny that you're projecting your own concerns onto meUhhh 4chan?And what do you mean with that 2nd part, that Trump is secretly a "libtard"?
She was afraid though, and I'm pretty sure she was uneasy at one point because she went from easy victory to losing an area to someone who barely got attention.
Not really, it's common sense, although I'm mainly talking about people who grew up in a wealthy family. I highly doubt Trump would have been as big as he is/was if not for his dad giving him money twice, as well as having all the right connections.
Well, they don't know what it's like to be black and poor. They have more advantage in that they're more likely to be hired than black people.This reminds me of "White people don't know what it's like to be poor"
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I'm confused. Based on that tool, Bernie's plan doesn't seem to be bad at all, at least for me (whether I do 8500 per year or 45000). Sure, I keep more now than I would under Bernie's plan, but I don't lose as much as people claim I would.
Depends, I guess, but the only thing is that I didn't share I suspected her too. I wouldn't be shocked if she or her team played a huge part in making sure it was harder for democrats to vote, at least for the youths.
So then you're trolling?
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.Let that imagination wander my son.I'm still not sure whether he's trolling or not....or knows what trolling is
Why assume that anything he does will accomplish that?
