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Nov 6, 2017 16:46:00   #
Bad Bob wrote:
" slapped to the floor" with 2.9 million votes more than tRump?


Are you really that ignorant of the American political system that you believe the popular vote has any bearing on the outcome of a Presidential election? Seriously? How old are you? How many elections have you seen and participated in? In how many of those elections did the popular vote mean anything? Anything at all? Just one, tiny, weeny, piddling fleck of a minuscule effect on the outcome? We both know the answer... Zero. EFFING ZERO!!! Yet you can't seem to get over the fact that Crooked Hillary was unable to shuttle enough illegal immigrants to the polls in any state outside California.

Every time someone makes such an ignorant statement as that, I thank God for the electoral college (yes, I said GOD), and the wisdom that put it in place.
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Nov 6, 2017 08:53:30   #
Bad Bob wrote:
Please no vulgarity.


To beat (someone or something) by saying or doing something better.
As in bridge, whist or similar card games, play a card of another suit, having no cards of the suit led.
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Nov 6, 2017 08:50:22   #
ghostgotcha wrote:
Are you ready?
https://cdn.images.dailystar.co.uk/dynamic/122/photos/34000/900x738/803034.jpg
The future of New York City.


Oh, puhleeze! Everybody knows 'global warming' does not cause nuclear explosions. Nice try though.....


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Nov 5, 2017 16:50:51   #
moldyoldy wrote:
You can bet that Mueller has a copy, with all his Russian criminal laundry.


I'll pass on that bet. I have no way of proving either way.
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Nov 5, 2017 16:49:41   #
Chocura750 wrote:
what difference does it make?


Nice play on words...
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Nov 5, 2017 16:45:58   #
BigMike wrote:
Progressivism has been incrementally eating away at the Republic for better than 100 years and now we're in a mess. No contest, but since the beginning of this last election cycle it's almost as if history just sped up. The polls have been wrong. The pundits have been wrong. The politicians have been wrong and the world establishment is freaking out! BREXIT happened, the German press can't report how screwed up the country has become, the Greeks had their currency frozen, on and on. The globalist agenda is running into a lot of unexpected problems. This is great!
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There were some among us who saw this coming many years ago. I blame the internet...

https://www.nolanchart.com/article6645-revolution-at-your-fingertips-html
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Nov 5, 2017 16:35:28   #
moldyoldy wrote:
Unlike trump, the other candidates reveal their tax returns.


Tax returns. A total fallacy that has absolutely no bearing on anything to do with official office, from the President on down to janitor.

The Ethics in Government Act of 1978 was passed in the wake of the Nixon Watergate scandal and instituted mandatory, public disclosure of financial and employment history of public officials and their immediate family. It also created restrictions on lobbying efforts by public officials for a set period after leaving public office. Lastly, it created the U.S. Office of Independent Counsel, tasked with investigating government officials. People that must file reports include, but are not limited to: the President, Vice President, employees and officers of the Executive Branch, Postmaster General, the Deputy Postmaster General, each Governor of the Board of Governors of the U.S. Postal Service and each officer or employee of the United States Postal Service or Postal Regulatory Commission. The report is filed on a specific form designed for the purpose, tax returns are not required or solicited.

There is no law, regulation, rule or statute requiring anyone, anywhere, to make their personal tax information public, under any circumstances. Period. Donald Trump is perfectly within his rights to deny access to his tax information and I suspect that he refuses to release this information just to fuel the conspiracy theories surrounding his refusal.
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Nov 5, 2017 13:24:10   #
PoppaGringo wrote:
Why can't people just accept a joke for being what it is...a joke. There is no need to dissect and analyze them.


I don't know. Why is it that I say 'good joke' and I get a comment like that? And while you're at it, why is belly-button fluff always blue?
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Nov 5, 2017 13:22:26   #
BigMike wrote:
You are a pessimist!

I'm thinking global progressivism is suffering a major setback. One that's barely begun.


Not pessimism, realism. Look around you and tell me one aspect of life that has not been invaded by the encroaching tentacles of 'progressivism'. Just one. I can't find it, and doubt if it exists. So no, I'm not being pessimistic, just saying it how it is.
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Nov 5, 2017 13:14:11   #
Loki wrote:
Eleven thousand dead while Bush was president? I'll bet you can document that, can't you? What's that? You CAN'T?


Yeah. Names and addresses.....
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Nov 5, 2017 13:06:08   #
lindajoy wrote:
People often complain about the police, but you rarely hear about the positive things they do, such as this incident involving a biker and a frozen carburetor.

Last January on a bitterly cold winter's day, a North Dakota State Trooper on patrol came upon a motorcyclist who was stalled by the roadside. The biker was swathed in heavy protective clothing and wearing a full-face helmet to protect the face from the cold weather.

“What’s the matter? asked the Trooper

"Carburetor's frozen," was the terse reply.

"Pee on it. That'll thaw it out."

"I can't," said the biker.

"OK, watch me closely and I'll show you." The Trooper unzipped and promptly warmed the carburetor as promised.

Moments later the bike started and the rider drove off, waving.

A few days later, the local State Troopers’ office received a note of thanks from the father of the motorcyclist.

It began: "On behalf of my daughter Jill..."
People often complain about the police, but you ra... (show quote)


Hi Linda! Guess who (hehe).

Good joke. I'd have finished with a headline next morning 'State Trooper Charged With Indecency'.

By the way, carburetors don't freeze, there's no water, just gas and air. Even in Antarctica, we never had a fuel problem caused by cold weather. Now diesel, that's another story...
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Nov 5, 2017 13:00:37   #
Doc110 wrote:
Swamp-O-Rama

Clusterfuck Nation
http://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/swamp-o-rama/

What America might want to know right now is: how come Hillary Clinton doesn’t have any legal problems?

Why aren’t DOJ investigators examining the financial records of the Clinton Foundation?

You would think somebody would want to find out how over $120 million of Russian “charitable donations” ended up on its ledgers around the time that Secretary of State HRC approved the Uranium One deal.

Compared to which, Bill Clinton’s $500,000 payment from a Russian bank for giving a speech around the same time just looks like walking-around money.

This is not to mention (well, I will) the flow of donations from Saudi Arabia pending approval of a major arms deal by HRC.

Or of myriad other donations from foreign nationals tendered simply for face-time with the Secretary. Has any other cabinet officer in US history run a money-gathering org while serving? I don’t think so.

Maybe the arrant selling of influence right out-front strains the credulity of government auditors.

And while we’re at this, I would like to know how then-FBI director Robert Mueller and President Obama might have been informed about these activities. Or not?

Mr. Mueller also needs to answer about his relationship with former FBI director James Comey — he was apparently Mr. Comey’s mentor — while Mr. Comey needs to answer for his peculiar and probably lawless behavior in dismissing the investigation around HRC’s private email server.

That was not his decision to make — and the notorious meeting at the Phoenix airport of former president Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch around the same time the email investigation under Mr. Comey came to a head.


Now comes the news from Donna Brazille, on-again-off-again Democrat Party chair, that the primary elections were elaborately rigged by HRC functionaries to buy control of her nomination.

Let’s not even go into the bidding for the Christopher Steele “dossier” alleging kinky sexual romps in Moscow by Donald Trump, or the activities in Ukraine of Tony Podesta’s DC lobbying company —

That’s Tony, brother of John Podesta, Clinton campaign chief, whose emails remain a truffle cache for the rooting dogs of the DOJ, if they were actually on-the-task.

I write this as a still-registered Democrat myself — though I consider myself their enemy now, yet hardly a Trump partisan.

Are there any like me out there who would like to see both parties tossed onto the garbage barge of history?

Of course, to say that also means throwing out a cargo of terrible ideas and beliefs, not just two clown cars of personalities.

Identity politics, zero interest rate policy, American Exceptionalism, endless debt, nation-building in foreign lands, FASB-157, sanctuary cities, Title IX coercion, racketeering in health care and higher ed, market interventions, ambiguous borders …

Is just some of the cargo that needs to be dumped overboard with both parties.

Watergate begins to look as quaint and simple as a game of Chutes and Ladders compared to RussiaGate.

Not only are both parties implicated one way or another in multiple nefarious schemes, plots, and intrigues, but the Department of Justice and its subsidiary, the FBI, look culpable in a range of cover-ups and mis-directions.

If the DOJ becomes disabled, how does any of this get resolved?


The whole extravaganza is heading toward a constitutional crisis that might clean out the system like a Death Wish coffee enema.

Sentiment may arise for Mr. Mueller to step aside, if President Trump doesn’t make the rash decision to simply fire him.

The latter would certainly foment a constitutional crisis that could include an effort to run Trump over with the 25th amendment.

In the event, we’ll be in a new kind of civil war.
Swamp-O-Rama br br Clusterfuck Nation br http://k... (show quote)


Lucky for her, political idiocy is not criminal.
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Nov 5, 2017 12:36:02   #
BigMike wrote:
Interesting article from Science Daily. If this is true, progressives are not nor have ever been babies.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/11/171103105627.htm


BigMike wrote:
What's the probability they will succeed in their little coup?

As of right now, I'd go 50/50. They're easily halfway there...

BigMike wrote:
What's the probability their efforts will continue to backfire?

Well, considering the 'progress' they've already made, I'd think a backfire is inevitable, but the effort still makes ground.

BigMike wrote:
What's the probability they will quit underestimating Trump? More importantly, will they quit underestimating us?

They've been pretty successful up to now, underestimation doesn't seem to be an ongoing issue. I'd say they're probably calling it how it is, but that might change if the American people actually start to 'grow a pair'.

BigMike wrote:
What's the probability they will quit overestimating themselves?

Are they overestimating themselves? Again, look at previous successes and 'put a number on it'. All they have to do is yell 'racist' and all opposition to their agenda collapses in the rush to apologize.

BigMike wrote:
What's the probability they'll switch from character assassination to issues?

Why should they? Character assassination seems to be working just fine. Don't fix what ain't broke, right?

BigMike wrote:
What's the probability they'll wake up before 2018?

The vast majority of decent people in the US are so dumbed-down and glued to their TV sets they have no idea what's going on in the world around them. you can scream it from the rooftops and they won't hear it. Just ask Ron Paul.

BigMike wrote:
My estimation of probabilities is that their chances aren't good.

Good for you. PS... Wakey-wakey!

BigMike wrote:
I could pose a gazillion other probability questions, but you get the drift.

Probabilities are heavily dependent on statistics, and you know the old maxim about that. There's lies, there's damn lies, and then there's... statistics. At the root of all of this is the idea that the American people can be controlled by misinformation on a massive scale. Looking around me, I'd agree with that idea. The probability that America wakes up and smells the coffee goes up exponentially when they turn off the TV and look around them. (Americans. Turning off the TV. Ha! Now there's a statistical improbability.)

Here's a little exercise that will highlight the American problem quite clearly. Just ask any random group of American voters how many candidates for US president were registered in the 2016 election cycle. How many did they choose from while standing in the election booth. I guarantee the answer will not be accurate. Absolutely. Cast-iron. Guarantee. They will be way off.
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Nov 5, 2017 12:08:58   #
eagleye13 wrote:
THE VALUE OF A GOOD VOCABULARY

I called an old MIT classmate and asked what he was doing.

He replied that he was working on "Aqua-thermal treatment of ceramics, aluminum and steel under a constrained environment."

I was impressed.

However, upon further inquiry, I learned that he was washing dishes with hot water under his wife's supervision.


Interesting. His wife supervises his dish washing. Does she also tie his shoelaces in the morning?
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Nov 5, 2017 12:07:06   #
atomikmom wrote:
“It’s time to shut it down, turn the tables and lock her up,” Pirro said of Clinton. “That’s what I said. I actually said it. Lock her up.”


Sure. They'll 'lock her up'. About the same time they impeach Donald Trump and audit the Federal Reserve. Let's go the whole hog and pass the 'one subject at a time' act while we're at it.

See you when hell freezes over and the pigs do a super-bowl fly-by.
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