2016 Politics Thread - Enter At Your Own Risk - All Politics & Dumb Opinions Here

[Panthersfans]

Originally Posted by NeilCO

It is unconventional to not pay people who depend on the paycheck you've agreed to give them in return for their work. That is true.
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Originally Posted by Clarka3

all the more reason to like him? He's taking money people are giving him to help him become president and stashing it away in his personal accounts

Is it as unconventional as taking big money from donors and giving them a fat salary in a gov't job they didn't earn in return like Hillary did? That's flat out bribery, and that is true.

[cruiserdaddy7]

Filling in for wife, Bill Clinton flubs Hillary diagnosis - CNNPolitics.com

Not that we didn't already know pneumonia was a lie, but I'd say this is further proof.

[pingbling23]

Like it or not, trump is the best choice for president right now.

[JohnRyno]

Old Tippecanoe set a pretty bad precedent for pneumonia and the Presidency.

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by NoleinJax

They are getting too old to keep all their ducks (lies) in a row.

Still waiting on that definition of a "wasted" vote

[JohnRyno]

Originally Posted by ssbledsoe

Still waiting on that definition of a "wasted" vote

$2 Long Islands at Happy Hour before you hit your local polling station.

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by JohnRyno

$2 Long Islands at Happy Hour before you hit your local polling station.

[37Jetson]

Originally Posted by NoleinJax

They are getting too old to keep all their ducks (lies) in a row.

This statement Slick Willie in a nutshell:

"Rarely, on more than one occasion, over the last many, many years, the same sort of thing's happened to her when she got severely dehydrated, and she's worked like a demon, as you know, as secretary of state, as a senator, and in the years since,"

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by NoleinJax

You're smart enough to figure it out.

Actually, I'm not. I'd honestly love to hear what makes a vote a "wasted" vote. Please, educate us simpletons

[Athey49]

Originally Posted by ssbledsoe

Actually, I'm not. I'd honestly love to hear what makes a vote a "wasted" vote. Please, educate us simpletons

Can't stand that phrase. "If you vote Johnson, it's a wasted vote because he's not winning." I'm from MN, and people who vote Trump think that's more meaningful than me voting for Johnson or Stein, or Deez Nuts

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by Athey49

Can't stand that phrase. "If you vote Johnson, it's a wasted vote because he's not winning." I'm from MN, and people who vote Trump think that's more meaningful than me voting for Johnson or Stein, or Deez Nuts

Why are people so interested in Clinton/Trump when this is an option?

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by Athey49

Can't stand that phrase. "If you vote Johnson, it's a wasted vote because he's not winning." I'm from MN, and people who vote Trump think that's more meaningful than me voting for Johnson or Stein, or Deez Nuts

That's the thing, in all but the swing states, almost ALL the votes are "wasted." Here in Indiana, a vote for Hillary is "wasted." In California, a vote for Trump is "wasted." A vote for Trump in New York is a "wasted" vote. This is all assuming you believe in the idiocy that is a "wasted" vote. Just because my voiced opinion doesn't win, doesn't make it a waste. As noted above, I can't be responsible for the actions of the lunatics that think either Hillary or Trump will be a quality Commander in Chief. Well, who am I kidding, it doesn't matter who "wins" the White House on the electoral ballot; the winners are already deciding how they can screw the 99% even more as I type this.

[ssbledsoe]

Originally Posted by Siberian13

Why are people so interested in Clinton/Trump when this is an option?

[patchgenie]

Originally Posted by quackhead

[jarrodsalas]

Just a little update guys!

Several surveys appear to show the Republican presidential nominee effectively ending, at least for now, a post-convention slump that saw Clinton leading in virtually every swing state. Now, a Monmouth University Poll shows Trump taking a narrow 2-point lead in Nevada; a Bloomberg Politics poll shows Trump leading Clinton by 5 points in Ohio; and new CNN/ORC polls show Trump leading in Florida and Ohio.

In the latter survey, Trump leads 46-41 percent among likely voters in Ohio, and 47-44 percent among likely voters in Florida.

Meanwhile, a Los Angeles Times tracking poll shows Trump taking a 6-point national lead.

[TheHeel]

[TheHeel]

This guy is a uge, uge fluff

Trump's 25 million new jobs promise doesn't add up

[corndog]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

This guy is a uge, uge fluff

Trump's 25 million new jobs promise doesn't add up

"If you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor; if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan."

[cruiserdaddy7]

Originally Posted by corndog

"If you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor; if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan."

Only people that lie worked for were the useless, non working medicaid slugs.

[jarrodsalas]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

This guy is a uge, uge fluff

Trump's 25 million new jobs promise doesn't add up

I think it is better to be ambitious than.....ahhh never mind.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by corndog

"If you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor; if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan."

The greedy insurance companies are making a little less profit. Instead of helping people, the CEO wants another yacht.



Basic health care is a human right....not a luxury.

[babyfaceposey]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

The greedy insurance companies are making a little less profit. Instead of helping people, the CEO wants another yacht.

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Basic health care is a human right....not a luxury.

I consider healthcare to be a service not a human right or a luxury.

[NeedChapmans]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

The greedy insurance companies are making a little less profit. Instead of helping people, the CEO wants another yacht

Which Insurance company was that again and which CEO? I forget.

[Ray27Ray52]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

The greedy insurance companies are making a little less profit. Instead of helping people, the CEO wants another yacht.

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Basic health care is a human right....not a luxury.

I also disagree. Health care is, and always has been, a business. It is essential for human survival and recovery however it is not a right. It is a service provided by people and for the people.

[cruiserdaddy7]

Originally Posted by Ray27Ray52

I also disagree. Health care is, and always has been, a business. It is essential for human survival and recovery however it is not a right. It is a service provided by people and for the people.

My wife, as a medical professional, finds the whole "free healthcare is a right" thing funny.

She works to provide care to others who can't pay, works to pay our insurance, and works to pay taxes for their insurance. At the same time, can you guess which patient population is most abusive towards medical workers? You guessed it. The indigent, free loading group of entitled patients. Don't forget...their care also provides free cabs, bus tokens, and car seats.

How can anyone think that is a right?