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Whatsup bro? Did my post upset you?
Whatsup bro? Did my post upset you?
It's one thing when a candidate is bought out by Wall Street. I hate it with every bone in my body but at least that's selling out to something in America.Legalized corruption, legalized bribery.
It is forever one of the great mysteries in this world to me, that every person in this country doesn't realize that campaign finance, and lobbying are the root of our problems.
Nothing can be done, or fixed, until we fix these two issues.
He's asking for assistance from two of our countries rivals Russia and China against his opponent in the US presidential race. If you don't see the issue with this then I don't know what to tell you. These are countries who have spied and hacked us several times in the past. Comrade Drumpf is a traitor to our country and should be expelled from the race.
I bet he'll answer questions about Hillary and the email leaks.Donald Trump is about to do an AMA on The_Donald Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/comments/4uxdbn/im_donald_j_trump_and_im_your_next_president_of/
We do release that type of information but Putin controls what information is allowed into the country--not as tightly as the Chinese because he's not that good at it--but he has news sources that publish unflattering material labeled as "extremists" and shut down.
Luckily they can't do that in the US yet.
I don't care about the Democrats at all, that's true. I'm registered (R).
And I said I think conspiring against Sanders was a bad decision. But I've said plenty of times before that the DNC isn't a government entity, they're not obligated to give Sanders a fair shake. They don't even have to have a public primary if they don't want one. I think it was dumb to bias their process against Sanders though.
What I mostly said is that the practice of looking at your most loyal/active supporters when it comes time to appoint people to positions is as old as U.S. politics itself. Every time a new executive comes in, they fill all of the appointed positions with loyalists. This isn't new/surprising. The turnover is fairly normal.
Fuck me. I wanna like this but I can't figure out what the he'll how to read reddit. It makes me feel sorta aidsyJust in case you haven't seen it:
I bet he'll answer questions about Hillary and the email leaks.
I'm totally unfamiliar with the internal rules or legalities. What's the DNC response to the accusation?
It's one thing when a candidate is bought out by Wall Street. I hate it with every bone in my body but at least that's selling out to something in America.
Hillary sold out to foreign interests. That's treasonous.
They terminated the DNC chair. Technically what the DNC did was in a grey area. Individuals have donation limits, but the DNC is not an individual.
It clearly violates the intent of the laws governing donation limits to individual candidates, but it is very grey as to whether this violates the law.
Where I think this more clearly violated the law was with DNC coordinating with a PAC. Of course we no longer live in a nation of laws, so what does that matter.
So you think its appropriate for someone running for potus (Trump) to get "help" from our countries enemies thru illegal means (hacking) to help him win the presidency?So you believe that Hillary really only deleted personal emails? Then there is no national security risk if the emails are released
So you think its appropriate for someone running for potus (Trump) to get "help" from our countries enemies thru illegal means (hacking) to help him win the presidency?
Fair enough, but you are making a legal argument, not a political one.
I would love to hear either party come out and tell the truth, which is that they are both private country clubs, and are private organizations not beholden by law to act in the public interest, or in a fair or transparent manor.
Is it state or federal government that has jurisdiction?
I'm specifically making a political argument. Politically, this is how things get done. This is the unpopular part of being politically successful. The part the public pretends isn't happening until it hurts their preferred candidate instead of the other guy.
Neither party needs to come out and tell the truth, so to speak, because neither party hides this simple truth from the public. The public chooses not to process it because they want to believe otherwise.
Again, maybe I'm more pragmatic on this because of my personal experience. Once you sit in the rooms where decision get made (and I never even came close to the rooms with real power), you understand it for what it is and you understand what it takes to succeed.
I have no shame in admitting that I'm not cut out for that business. It's far more ruthless and morally ambiguous than I am capable of being on a regular basis. But it's not like the people are corrupt or morally bereft either. It's a game, a competition, and so long as you don't break the big rules then everything's fair game. Those people play to win all of the time.
I hate Reddit's format.Fuck me. I wanna like this but I can't figure out what the he'll how to read reddit. It makes me feel sorta aidsy