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Elections 2016 Democratic National Convention

TheStruggle said:
Wall Street Insider is on CNBC right now endorsing Clinton, but I thought Clinton was going to fight Wall Street?
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The Koch Bros have said they might vote Hilary also.
That's basically all the publicity Trump should ever need to win

"Wall Street and the Koch Bros are supporting hilary"

They fear Trump will disrupt their power.
All that needs to be said.
 
Apparently the cameras showed Bradley Cooper at the convention last night and conservatives on Twitter were offended that the American Sniper was there. I guess they don't know how acting works.
 
ucunc156 said:
no, I made a comparison of how foolish it is to think that someone who brags about violating flawed rules is the best person to fix said flawed rules. Keep up bud.
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You mean like when they hire past criminal hackers to help fix the systems vulnerabilities ?

Or past thieves to help put together new home security technology ?
 
Diamond Jim said:
Apparently the cameras showed Bradley Cooper at the convention last night and conservatives on Twitter were offended that the American Sniper was there. I guess they don't know how acting works.
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A 100+ people from Hollywood signed an anti-Trump pledge, i doubt any conservatives are shocked someone from Hollywood supports Hillary
 
Hans Gruber said:
Too bad speeches don't get things done...Otherwise Booker would have had actual results in Newark.

A lot of these people should have been motivational speakers
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Actually great speeches can be extremely influential. And anyone at a high enough level in business knows that running a company requires this skill as well.

Furthermore, Harris is really making the point about the content not just public speaking ability.
 
kpt018 said:
Actually great speeches can be extremely influential. And anyone at a high enough level in business knows that running a company requires this skill as well.

Furthermore, Harris is really making the point about the content not just public speaking ability.
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Of course. Speaking well is a great quality to have as a leader. It doesn't mean that your political ideas are what are best for the country though
 



Kaine gave perhaps the highest-stakes speech ever delivered by someone wearing a Van Huesing shirt/tie combo fresh out of its package. Political Jerry Gergich got up on stage and humbly accepted the nomination but only under the condition that he gets to address the entire country as “gang” for the length of his term. Like Hillary, Kaine is in favor of breaking up all the big banks- with the notable excepton of Jos A.

The internet was having alot of fun with Kaine for being super dad-like, but I’m hear to tell you that he is the bad boy that Democrats have been needing for the past 50 years. The man carries 4 harmonicas with him at all times just in case a jam session breaks out, and he recklessly busted out a half ass impression of Donald Trump, in the process plagerizing Chris Christie- consequences be damned. I would love to be in the Trump meeting today where he is trying to determine what nickname hes going to use for Crooked Hillary’s running partner. May I humbly suggest Tim “Tim Kaine” Kaine.

But Hillarys got her attack dog, and its just a matter of time before she lets him off the leash to rip into Mike Pence in the debates by telling him that he’s “not mad, just disappointed.” Theres absoluteley no comeback for that.

The only suprise with this speech is that he didnt turn both his hat and his chair backwards before giving it. Grade: B
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Youtube is trending anti trump video right now, way to stay impartial guys
 
North Carolina GOP apologizes for calling Kaine's pin "shameful."
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When Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Kaine addressed the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Wednesday night, the North Carolina GOP thought it quickly spotted something wrong.

“[Tim Kaine] wears a Honduras flag pin on his jacket but no American flag,” the state party tweeted as he was speaking. “Shameful.”

There was one problem: Kaine’s pin, which had a single blue star on a white background bordered with red, wasn’t the flag of Honduras, where he spent a year as a missionary decades ago. It was the symbol for Blue Star Families, or those with members serving in the military.

Ben Amey, a reporter for WNYT, caught their mistake:

Kaine’s son, 1st Lt. Nathaniel Kaine, is an infantry officer serving with the 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines, who deployed to Eastern Europe shortly after his father was named Hillary Clinton’s running mate.

In his first public speech after being named her vice presidential candidate, Kaine had referenced his pride for his son and the impending deployment
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Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article92303587.html#storylink=cpy


 
Hans Gruber said:
False accusations like that are petty.

Not as bad as accusing someone that of treason for making sarcastic remarks while ignoring how the classified information leaked in the first place
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Were they sarcastic remarks?
 
The Diplomat said:
Were they sarcastic remarks?
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Of course not. He obviously thought that if he begged Russia on live TV through the media to magically hack hard drives that have been destroyed and no longer exist...that the Russians would comply.

Are you for real. Use your brain for a minute and go after him on real issues.

Look at the context of his whole spiel. He goes from a Saturday Night Live imitation to saying "If I had that kind of power" to basically saying sarcastically "Yeah...I am in with Russia... hey Russia hack Hillary" " I am sure the media would love it that happens" (more sarcasm)
 
Hans Gruber said:
Of course not. He obviously thought that if he begged Russia on live TV through the media to magically hack hard drives that have been destroyed and no longer exist...that the Russians would comply.

Are you for real. Use your brain for a minute and go after him on real issues.

Look at the context of his whole spiel. He goes from a Saturday Night Live imitation to saying "If I had that kind of power" to basically saying sarcastically "Yeah...I am in with Russia... hey Russia hack Hillary" " I am sure the media would love it that happens" (more sarcasm)
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I don't think it's treason or that big of a deal, but it was stupid to say, sarcastic or not.
 
TheStruggle said:
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I would be curious to know who was president when the Shah or Iran was installed, and Saddam Hussein, and that Haitian asshole, and so on and so forth. At least you have the option to blame somebody because go back a bit and all that shit was being done by the CIA right under the nose of the clueless president. Speaking of clueless,
2GunTommy said:
This is perfect.
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