Your guy was too lazy to study for the debate and was reveled to be the buffoon that he is. Hillary didn't make him sit on his ass stuffing his face with french fries. Stop blaming her because you picked the wrong person to support. He had is shot but was too busy stammering to ask any real questions of he. That she was able to nail him was only because she was prepared--something Trump and his supporters were making fun of her about. Well, people who are prepared win. That's why Hillary is going to be the next president not because she needed to c***t...

A man was standing in his driveway next to his Trump for President and Hillary for Prison Signs. A passing motorist, a woman, slowed down and flipped him the "bird". She then drove off but the white, r****t, sexist, misogynistic male jumped into his car and followed her, taking pictures of her license plates and vehicle.

She spotted a cop and f**gged him down. What ensues next has to be seen to be believed.


http://www.t***hrevolt.org/news/video-sjw-woman-loses-her-mind-during-traffic-stop-after-flipping-trump-supporter




It will be interesting to know how you stand on the constitutional issues she raises. Please comment.

IF YOU HAD A HUNCH THE NEWS SYSTEM WAS SOMEWHAT R****D AND YOU COULDN'T PUT YOUR FINGER ON IT, THIS MIGHT HELP YOU SOLVE THE PUZZLE.

ABC News executive producer Ian Cameron is married to Susan Rice, National Security Adviser.

CBS President David Rhodes is the brother of Ben Rhodes, Obama's Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Communications.

ABC News correspondent Claire Shipman is married to former White house Press Secretary Jay Carney

ABC News and Univision reporter Matthew Jaffe is married to Katie Hogan, Obama's Deputy Press Secretary

ABC President Ben Sherwood is the brother of Obama's Special Adviser Elizabeth Sherwood

CNN President Virginia Moseley is married to former Hillary Clinton's Deputy Secretary Tom Nides.

Ya think there might be a little bias in the news?

I DO.





Ya Think?

I hear this argument all the time. Atheists claim that we believe in a Creator simply because we can't explain why we're here. Nothing could be further from the t***h. The t***h is that something that exhibits a certain level of complexity and organization is indicative of intelligent design.

If you were stranded on a desert Island, how would you call for help? Would you use rocks, on the beach, to spell S.O.S, or would you just make a pile of rocks? The first one is the result of intelligent design. The later can be seen as the result of natural processes. Which one will get the rescuers attention?

There is something inside every living cell that is so complex we barely understand how it works. These are known as gene regulatory networks. Some scientists have compared them to neural networks. They can be mapped and understood, on a simplistic level as Boolean operations, yet that doesn't give us the entire picture. In fact, there is an organization that offers a reward for whoever can come up with a better way to explain how they work.

I'm going to post a few pictures. They are visual representations of GRN's. Each cell in our bodies actually has a larger network of GRN's. Call it a meta GRN. These Networks communicate with each other, as well as responding to outside influences. These GRN's actually work just like a computer. Yet they are much more complex than our most advanced computers.

There is also the fact that if just one of the thousands of components in these networks was missing, the cell would die. In order for these networks to exist in the first place, all the parts would have to be in place and functioning at the same time. Something evolution is not capable of doing. The fact that one missing element can destroy the entire cell argues that a simpler version does not exist.

I could go on, but I'll just post those pictures I mentioned. Take a look at them, then try to tell me that unguided natural processes created these.