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BullDog 10-10-2016 02:00 PM

I'm so disgusted I don't even want there to be a third debate at this point, and it's not because I think Clinton will blow her lead or anything like that. That disgusting scumbag does not deserve to be on the same stage as Clinton, and she shouldn't have to put up with his stalker, abusive behavior on stage - all of his lies, threatening to put her jail and worse. Ugh.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by MsTinkerbelly (Post 1100010)
You need to read what I said without implying anything else.

I said SHE cannot bring up the issues of him sexualizing his daughter, or ANYTHING negative about his children. That doesn't mean a surrogate can't do it, it just means it cannot come from her mouth.

As I hope you know, I like you very much MsTinkerbelly and on the vast majority of issues I agree with you however I do not agree that I "need" to do anything.

You did not refer to her "bringing up" the issue. You said it would be "the end of her campaign" if she appeared to "use it". Having the surrogates refer to it IS using it and, in my opinion, it would be a very good thing.

Personally, I think she'd lose nothing by directly confronting him but if surrogates are more acceptable...have at it. One direct hit right to the middle of his smug lying face wouldn't hurt her a bit.

MsTinkerbelly 10-10-2016 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 1100013)
As I hope you know, I like you very much MsTinkerbelly and on the vast majority of issues I agree with you however I do not agree that I "need" to do anything.

You did not refer to her "bringing up" the issue. You said it would be "the end of her campaign" if she appeared to "use it". Having the surrogates refer to it IS using it and, in my opinion, it would be a very good thing.

Personally, I think she'd lose nothing by directly confronting him but if surrogates are more acceptable...have at it. One direct hit right to the middle of his smug lying face wouldn't hurt her a bit.

Well, in this, we will have to agree to disagree. ;)

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Soon (Post 1100011)
Yes, to all this.

You make a very good point, Collette; no matter what fucked up things Donald Trump has said or done in the past or present, his core base will NEVER abandon him (it's nauseating thinking about how many millions of Americans are in this group). HRC needs to slam back harder--her base, and maybe some on the fence or that younger generation--might come around to her vote. And get those surrogates to fight in a fiercer fashion. Ana Navarro is the only one I can think off the top of my head who has NO QUALMS about slamming his fuckery down!

And Ana Novarro is a Republican.

Soon 10-10-2016 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 1100017)
And Ana Novarro is a Republican.

I had no idea! She's been going after Trump so hard, I presumed...Thanks for the info!

BullDog 10-10-2016 03:09 PM

Hillary Clinton is of course very privileged and powerful and experiences the world in ways that very few other women ever do, but last night so many women saw her as "every woman" for all the women who have had to listen to being mansplained with a smile, who have had to fight for a job with a man who was clearly much less qualified, who have had to listen to a boss who is a 1,000 times dumber, who have had to cope with being physically bullied, intimidated, threatened and stalked.

See brief article and tweets for how woman after woman saw Hillary Clinton having to put up with similar treatment that they do all the time:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...0e655eab5dee8?

A. Spectre 10-10-2016 04:47 PM

Trump vows retaliation as Republicans are abandoning him.

What an incredibly thin-skinned man-baby he is. Well, I can agree with him about the "self righteous hypocrites."

Mitch Mcconnell has no backbone, nor cajones. He refused to denounce Trumps actions and on a side note, he still looks like a turtle. Just not as cute.

Hillary is up double digits according to numerous polls.

Leaked audio is now coming out from "The Apprentice" via Huffpost.

Lyte 10-10-2016 05:28 PM

I know this is common knowledge but... it still makes me a lil smirky smirk to say it... the Republican party is friggin' imploding!! :byebye:

DapperButch 10-10-2016 06:41 PM

I think the reason Hillary didn't slam him more for the tape was because he shook her up a bit having those four women there. I think she thought that he would talk about Bill's cheating more, and go harder at her if she did. And I think he would. She has to have an emotional breaking point, and maybe she knew she had hit her limit (for the day). The woman has to hear about his infidelity constantly.

Someone said to me today...if Melania cheated on Trump, would his opponent even bring it up? No, they wouldn't. It wouldn't hold any power. It does with Hillary though because we know Bill and he was POTUS. BUT, it also matters because it says there is something "wrong" with Hillary if her husband cheated on her. If it was Melania, people would just say she is a slut and feel bad for Donald (well, maybe not HIM, but they would another man). It circles back to misogyny again.

Bubala 10-10-2016 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1100051)
I think the reason Hillary didn't slam him more for the tape was because he shook her up a bit having those four women there. I think she thought that he would talk about Bill's cheating more, and go harder at her if she did.

Bill is not running for president, Hillary is. I wish Trump would get the memo.
Also, what is that Trump morality police!? Ha! :seeingstars:

Bubala 10-10-2016 07:50 PM

"Carrie Fisher says Trump’s sniffles are ‘ABSOLUTELY’ a sign of cocaine use"

....Hahahahahahahaha! So the mic is on crack ... again!? lol

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/10/expe...f-cocaine-use/

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 07:57 PM

It seems that many of us agree that there is pervasive misogyny and a double standard in this contest but I am not so sure we all have to succumb to it. I suspect that, if Hillary whacked Donald good and hard, a loud cheer would go out across the land.

Lyte 10-10-2016 07:59 PM

Part of the reason Bill's dumbass behavior is being brought up is because of Hillary's reaction to the alligations. She was viscous! There's a lot of hypocrisy in the Clintons.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorelai (Post 1100078)
"Carrie Fisher says Trump’s sniffles are ‘ABSOLUTELY’ a sign of cocaine use"

....Hahahahahahahaha! So the mic is on crack ... again!? lol

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/10/expe...f-cocaine-use/

The now deceased, bullying, crude, racist mayor of Toronto denied cocaine use for years as he thrashed around proclaiming his "law and order" platform...till the video showed up. and then the sound of the toilet flushing was sweet music to all his victims.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 08:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100083)
Part of the reason Bill's dumbass behavior is being brought up is because of Hillary's reaction to the alligations. She was viscous! There's a lot of hypocrisy in the Clintons.

You're right. Her response wasn't nice. but they are lucky they didn't cheat with any of my partners cause at least one of them wouldn't have lived long enough to be given a box seat at a presidential debate. Having a 12 year "affair" with someone's husband is hardly a case of sexual abuse. Unless you want to accept that it was his wife that was being abused.

DapperButch 10-10-2016 08:42 PM

Something I came across that relates....
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100083)
Part of the reason Bill's dumbass behavior is being brought up is because of Hillary's reaction to the alligations. She was viscous! There's a lot of hypocrisy in the Clintons.

Quote:

Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 1100090)
You're right. Her response wasn't nice. but they are lucky they didn't cheat with any of my partners cause at least one of them wouldn't have lived long enough to be given a box seat at a presidential debate. Having a 12 year "affair" with someone's husband is hardly a case of sexual abuse. Unless you want to accept that it was his wife that was being abused.

Fact checking stuff:

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-me...iously-attack/

BullDog 10-10-2016 08:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1100096)

Thank you!

Lyte 10-10-2016 09:20 PM

Summery of that article reads... "Overall, we rate the claim Mostly False."

Mostly false still leaves a hell of a lotta room for truth. Also, that article does not represent the sum total of all of his or her comments.

Facts are that he came out hard (no pun intended :p) denying everything, so she had to come out equally hard defending.


Quote:

Originally Posted by DapperButch (Post 1100096)


DapperButch 10-10-2016 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100104)
Summery of that article reads... "Overall, we rate the claim Mostly False."

Mostly false still leaves a hell of a lotta room for truth. Also, that article does not represent the sum total of all of his or her comments.

Facts are that he came out hard (no pun intended :p) denying everything, so she had to come out equally hard defending.

Yes.

I took notice of this article after I read your post because I didn't recall her being as harsh as you described. I was aware that i was in grad school over that time period so I knew that I had missed a lot of the details.

BullDog 10-10-2016 09:43 PM

The article cited by Dapper was looking specifically at the allegations made by Trump at the debate. That was its purpose and it explained what it meant by mostly false, which doesn't lead to a reasonable interpretation of "viscous."

Viscous is an extremely strong word to use to accuse someone of something.

Lyte 10-10-2016 09:58 PM

"Viscous" is also subjective and open to interpretation. Therefore, some may think a certain comment is vicious while others may not.

Everyone gets to decide what means what to them.

BullDog 10-10-2016 10:03 PM

I don't use words like vicious lightly and especially when I don't add anything to back them up with. From my perspective you are just repeating right wing attacks that have been made against Hillary Clinton for over 20 years.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100118)
"Viscous" is also subjective and open to interpretation. Therefore, some may think a certain comment is vicious while others may not.

Everyone gets to decide what means what to them.

I get what you mean. Sewer rats are vicious but pet rats are not. But on the other hand, if you don't fear rats then a sewer rat might not be vicious; and if you fear rats, a pet rat might be vicious. Unless, of course, you don't give a rat's ass what others think or whether they understand what you're talking about.

Martina 10-10-2016 10:14 PM

I dont care about who Bill Clinton had sex with. I dont care about emails or bengazi. I care about the fact that she praised welfare reform as recently as 2008, welfare reform that doubled the number of extremely poor children in this country. She mentioned marion wright edelman again in this debate, not saying that edelman stopped supporting her politically after welfare reform. Between the crime bill and welfare reform, no one has done more to harm the extremely poor than bill and hillary clinton.

*Anya* 10-10-2016 10:24 PM

I was throughly confused.

Vicious Means something very different than viscous.

Must have been autocorrect.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by *Anya* (Post 1100129)
I was throughly confused.

Vicious Means something very different than viscous.

Must have been autocorrect.

throughly viscous? lol

Bubala 10-10-2016 10:31 PM

One thing we keep forgetting is that our democratic system, which contrary to totalitarianism, does not permit one single entity to do as they please without the majority support and buy-in from bodies such as the senate and the house and many more structures downstream. Sure, presidents have some executive powers such as the power of veto, however make no mistake a president is not a czar!

Washington politics are more complex than it might seem to a layman eye.
The game of policy often means one starts with theoretical hypothesis pitch that must be sold to key stakeholders time after time. "Selling" often resembles war trenches at times. In order to bring ones ideas or arguments to life, one must run an interesting political triathlon with many hurdles to overcome. Not everything can be conquered by money, lobbying or brute force alone. Modern times brought the new media social popularity beauty contest into play as well.

C0LLETTE 10-10-2016 10:54 PM

I'm guilty! I'm in love with Ana Navarro and I don't care what her politics are.

Lyte 10-10-2016 11:43 PM

lol Viscous viciousness?? :p

Quote:

Originally Posted by *Anya* (Post 1100129)
I was throughly confused.

Vicious Means something very different than viscous.

Must have been autocorrect.


Lyte 10-10-2016 11:45 PM

Bingo! ;)

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Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 1100124)
Unless, of course, you don't give a rat's ass what others think or whether they understand what you're talking about.


Lyte 10-10-2016 11:59 PM

What would be the value in my providing an example of a Hillary remark which I found to be vicious? Some will agree with my assessment and some won't. So what would I have proven? Nothing.


Quote:

Originally Posted by BullDog (Post 1100120)
I don't use words like vicious lightly and especially when I don't add anything to back them up with. From my perspective you are just repeating right wing attacks that have been made against Hillary Clinton for over 20 years.


BullDog 10-11-2016 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100138)
What would be the value in my providing an example of a Hillary remark which I found to be vicious? Some will agree with my assessment and some won't. So what would I have proven? Nothing.

So then what is the value of even saying what you did in the first place? You just repeated what Donald Trump said at the debate about Hillary Clinton and you are surprised that there are people who object to it when you don't offer to back it up?

Okay fine just throw it out there with no explanation then. I don't understand the purpose of that at all.

You're right that the word "vicious" can be interpreted in different ways, but it is not used in a neutral manner, especially in the specific context of Hillary Clinton.

There's a lot of shit said about Hillary Clinton that isn't actually true, and it gets repeated over and over again, and to me that matters a great deal. So I don't take it lightly when people use loaded words like "vicious" - especially after Donald Trump just used it.

C0LLETTE 10-11-2016 12:38 AM

Bulldog:
"There's a lot of shit said about Hillary Clinton that isn't actually true, and it gets repeated over and over again, and to me that matters a great deal. So I don't take it lightly when people use loaded words like "vicious" - especially after Donald Trump just used it."

Is it true that Hillary Clinton is The Devil?

BullDog 10-11-2016 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by C0LLETTE (Post 1100141)
Bulldog:
"There's a lot of shit said about Hillary Clinton that isn't actually true, and it gets repeated over and over again, and to me that matters a great deal. So I don't take it lightly when people use loaded words like "vicious" - especially after Donald Trump just used it."

Is it true that Hillary Clinton is The Devil?

I guess it depends on what your personal definition of The Devil is? ;)

kittygrrl 10-11-2016 03:36 AM

Lyte
 
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Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100026)
I know this is common knowledge but... it still makes me a lil smirky smirk to say it... the Republican party is friggin' imploding!! :byebye:

Could you explain why you think this is a good thing?

Gemme 10-11-2016 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100104)
Summery of that article reads... "Overall, we rate the claim Mostly False."

Mostly false still leaves a hell of a lotta room for truth. Also, that article does not represent the sum total of all of his or her comments.

Facts are that he came out hard (no pun intended :p) denying everything, so she had to come out equally hard defending.

Actually, "mostly" anything leaves minimal room for any other option, because it's "most" not "least" or "equally" or "possibly".

No one on this Earth is going to be wholly one thing or another. Even Trump can be 'good' on certain days and to/for certain people. For example, I'd like to think that he treats his children well but given the Frontline story I saw about his and Hillary's history up through the campaign, that's unlikely as his own father was extremely harsh and he is very much like his father.

People love to rip Hillary about Bill's indiscretions and there was certainly a political spin there but there was also a woman who was betrayed, not just publicly but worldwide, by her husband. I can't imagine how horrible that would feel if it were me. And people blamed her for that. We rail against victim blaming but it's okay when it comes to her? Sure, she's responsible for her part in whatever happened afterwards, but it seems to get lost by the wayside time and time again that she was lied to as well as the rest of us.

If this were a court of law, would her husband's indiscretions be allowed in as evidence and go to state of mind or would they be ruled out? <----pondering :thinking:

This isn't Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, people. Politics = lying and secrecy. Is it right? No. Is it unusual? No. Is lying or secrecy better, worse or neutral to a 'bomb them all and let God figure it out' mentality?

There isn't a perfect option and there are issues with ALL of the candidates, even the ones on the outside of the limelight. You choose the one that best supports your personal beliefs and/or best supports your ability to live a full and open life and hope for the best. That's all any of us can do.




Lyte 10-11-2016 06:11 AM

I don't express my opinion with the hope that you or anyine else finds value in it. I express my.opinion because it pleases me to do so.

You assume too much. Where did I say I was surprised?

I'm not Trump so perhaps you might consider redirecting your hostility for him ... or for whomever else... where it belongs.


Quote:

Originally Posted by BullDog (Post 1100140)
So then what is the value of even saying what you did in the first place? You just repeated what Donald Trump said at the debate about Hillary Clinton and you are surprised that there are people who object to it when you don't offer to back it up?

Okay fine just throw it out there with no explanation then. I don't understand the purpose of that at all.

You're right that the word "vicious" can be interpreted in different ways, but it is not used in a neutral manner, especially in the specific context of Hillary Clinton.

There's a lot of shit said about Hillary Clinton that isn't actually true, and it gets repeated over and over again, and to me that matters a great deal. So I don't take it lightly when people use loaded words like "vicious" - especially after Donald Trump just used it.


A. Spectre 10-11-2016 06:25 AM

Pat Robertson calls lewd video ‘macho talk’


“Let’s face it. A guy does something 11 years ago, there was a conversation in Hollywood where he’s trying to look like he’s macho,” Robertson said on his show, as first reported by Raw Story. “And 11 years after that, they surface it from The Washington Post to whatever, bring it out within 30 days or so of the election and this is supposed to be the death blow and everybody writes him off, ‘Okay, he’s dead, now you better get to get out of the way and let Mike Pence run the campaign.’”

“The Donald says no,” he continued. “He’s like the phoenix. They think he’s dead, he’s come back. And he came back strong. So, he won that debate.”

http://bizstandardnews.com/wp-conten...-eyes-shut.jpg


*Faux christian speaking about a faux human. THIS is a far cry from him discussing Bill Clinton back in the day.

Why what Trump was caught on tape saying is such a big deal. MOST men do not brag about sexually assaulting women, why? because MOST men know right from wrong. THIS, shows us Trump does not know right from wrong. This man is broken, no redeeming him, no educating him.

Lyte 10-11-2016 06:28 AM

The party has veered so far to the right that a whack job like Trump could be chosen as their presidential nominee. Trump is symptom of just how broken the party has become. Even though I disagree with most of what they have ever stood for... that's still a very bad thing for the US.

At some point... hopefully soon ... because they are imploding... they will.look at where they are now and ask themselves "What the f*ck are we doing?!" "How the f*ck did we get here?!"

Quote:

Originally Posted by kittygrrl (Post 1100149)
Could you explain why you think this is a good thing?


BullDog 10-11-2016 06:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lyte (Post 1100181)
I don't express my opinion with the hope that you or anyine else finds value in it. I express my.opinion because it pleases me to do so.

You assume too much. Where did I say I was surprised?

I'm not Trump so perhaps you might consider redirecting your hostility for him ... or for whomever else... where it belongs.

I talk to myself all the time I just don't do it in a discussion forum.

I expect when I post something in a political thread someone might have something to say back. Otherwise, why would I even bother. People don't always respond to my posts and that's okay too, but I just don't throw things out there to talk to myself. That seems very odd to me.

I haven't been hostile to you. I was very clear in my posts - which you can either ignore or respond to as you wish.


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