Hang in there...It's Friday

HeavyG

The obvious irony of anybody considering Clinton to be a pathological liar yet supporting Trump is just hilarious.

The same sort of hilarious irony as was in Melania's speech the other day.

SemolinaPilchard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yicbvWwQ_MA

Politics aside, this guy gives Anthony Weiner a run for his money with  the creepy factor.

YEMTrey

HeavyG said:

The obvious irony of anybody considering Clinton to be a pathological liar yet supporting Trump is just hilarious.

The same sort of hilarious irony as was in Melania's speech the other day.

Couldn't we switch the candidates names in the above comment and say the same thing?

IMO, both candidates are steaming piles of sh!t.  Arguing or discussing the merits of either is a losing battle.

shtgunal3

IMO we are fukked either way

SemolinaPilchard

shtgunal3 said:

IMO we are fukked either way

Correct, but with one we will probably have to live through another Watergate. But hey, WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAAAAAAAKE?!!!

jabam

bgebrent

Sad the libtards are so silent. It's more fun with the wic-bros.  Make umerica great again!

nlovold

We're busy living our lives and genuinely caring about all people. 

JohnInCarolina

JohnInCarolina

nlovold

DMW

jabam

HeavyG

JohnInCarolina said:

Don't go denigrating The Donald, after all, he knows more about ISIS than the generals.

Focker

RedSkip said:

Just poking the bear to get Friday started... IMHO, I believe if these our two best candidates we are in trouble.  Millions of talented people, and the two baboons we will cast votes for will determine our fate.

Hell put Theo in there.  If he can fix Boston and Chicago after 100 years, he can fix US. 

Ozzie_Isaac

If Bill had a chance at Huma and choose Hillary I would have him held on a 5150.

SemolinaPilchard

Ozzie_Isaac said:

If Bill had a chance at Huma and choose Hillary I would have him held on a 5150.

Looks are not everything, and you have to remember, Hillary is "the smartest woman in the world." Nixon was intelligent too.

jabam

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. If these are the two people that the American people can nominate to run for president, what does that say about the voters? I can say I didn't vote either one in the primary But living in Cali it was over before we got to vote. That being said I considered Gary Johnson, but he doesn't sit well with me. So we are stuck with the lesser of two evils. Easy to make fun of both candidates, they both deserve it. But what is best for America? Trump is egotistical and not politically correct, but has good ideas on the economy and the fight against terrorism. I can't think of anything that Hillary stands for that I can get behind. Help me!!

DuckDogDr

Im hanging on ... Got a knot in the end of my rope and just hoping it's not a slip knot ... Been a rough couple of months 

SemolinaPilchard

jabam said:

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. If these are the two people that the American people can nominate to run for president, what does that say about the voters? I can say I didn't vote either one in the primary But living in Cali it was over before we got to vote. That being said I considered Gary Johnson, but he doesn't sit well with me. So we are stuck with the lesser of two evils. Easy to make fun of both candidates, they both deserve it. But what is best for America? Trump is egotistical and not politically correct, but has good ideas on the economy and the fight against terrorism. I can't think of anything that Hillary stands for that I can get behind. Help me!!

jabam, you are deplorable, but are you irredeemable?
Unless you are in Orange County you must blend about as well as Vinny did in Alabama.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Sbw_qrDWKo

DMW

Botch

jabam said:

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. 

@jabam , I have to disagree with you.  
The biggest threat to the US is the ever-increasing pay gap, and Bernie was the only candidate, so long ago, to address it.  I supported him, financially and time-wise (first time in my life I've done that) and then learn the democratic party was plotting, internally, against him.  I didn't know that, nor could have. I have no idea how to fix that.  
 
(for the record, I'm a registered republican, 26-year Air Force retiree, moderate, voted for Reagan (the first time), Bush I (the first time) and Obama (both times), 3rd party candidates the rest of the time. Independent thinker).

HeavyG

Botch said:

... Bernie was the only candidate, so long ago, to address it.  I supported him, financially and time-wise (first time in my life I've done that) and then learn the democratic party was plotting, internally, against him...

I never understood the slam against the DNC for not supporting Sanders.

Bernie was never a member of the Democratic Party. He was first elected to the Congress decades ago as an Independent and had remained so until last year. He only said he was a Democrat once he decided to run for the Democratic nomination this year. Now that his efforts in that contest are over he has said he will return to the Senate as an Independent.

I can't really fault the DNC for not supporting someone that was never a member of their party.

jabam

Botch said:

jabam said:

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. 

@jabam , I have to disagree with you.  
The biggest threat to the US is the ever-increasing pay gap, and Bernie was the only candidate, so long ago, to address it.  I supported him, financially and time-wise (first time in my life I've done that) and then learn the democratic party was plotting, internally, against him.  I didn't know that, nor could have. I have no idea how to fix that.  
 
(for the record, I'm a registered republican, 26-year Air Force retiree, moderate, voted for Reagan (the first time), Bush I (the first time) and Obama (both times), 3rd party candidates the rest of the time. Independent thinker).

The biggest threat to the US is terrorism! And I have also voted for both party's in the past. I am a conservative, but that has not always dictated my vote.  I try to vote for who I think will be best for our country, I can't see that being Hillary. 

gmac

The fact that people feel that there are only two choices is what kills me.  The attitude that voting for a 3rd party candidate is a wasted vote is laughable. Vote for the person who represents you, not someone unworthy because you feel you have to. 

jabam

As far as the pay gap goes, isn't that the epitome of capitalism? If I'm not happy with the wage I'm making, isn't it up to me to fix that? Or do I just hope that that liberal government will give me what I don't deserve? 

jabam

SemolinaPilchard said:

jabam said:

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. If these are the two people that the American people can nominate to run for president, what does that say about the voters? I can say I didn't vote either one in the primary But living in Cali it was over before we got to vote. That being said I considered Gary Johnson, but he doesn't sit well with me. So we are stuck with the lesser of two evils. Easy to make fun of both candidates, they both deserve it. But what is best for America? Trump is egotistical and not politically correct, but has good ideas on the economy and the fight against terrorism. I can't think of anything that Hillary stands for that I can get behind. Help me!!

jabam, you are deplorable, but are you irredeemable?
Unless you are in Orange County you must blend about as well as Vinny did in Alabama.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Sbw_qrDWKo

Central Valley

jabam

gmac said:

The fact that people feel that there are only two choices is what kills me.  The attitude that voting for a 3rd party candidate is a wasted vote is laughable. Vote for the person who represents you, not someone unworthy because you feel you have to. 

There are no third party candidates I can get behind either. I seriously considered Gary Johnson. 

JohnInCarolina

jabam said:

Botch said:

jabam said:

In all seriousness, we have no one to blame but ourselves for the candidates that we have. 

@jabam , I have to disagree with you.  
The biggest threat to the US is the ever-increasing pay gap, and Bernie was the only candidate, so long ago, to address it.  I supported him, financially and time-wise (first time in my life I've done that) and then learn the democratic party was plotting, internally, against him.  I didn't know that, nor could have. I have no idea how to fix that.  
 
(for the record, I'm a registered republican, 26-year Air Force retiree, moderate, voted for Reagan (the first time), Bush I (the first time) and Obama (both times), 3rd party candidates the rest of the time. Independent thinker).

The biggest threat to the US is terrorism! And I have also voted for both party's in the past. I am a conservative, but that has not always dictated my vote.  I try to vote for who I think will be best for our country, I can't see that being Hillary. 

It's interesting, because I don't think terrorism is all that big of a threat in reality.  I think the country has been a bit overzealous in sacrificing some of our civil liberties under the auspices of terrorism being a much larger threat than it really is.  Cancer remains a killer that is orders of magnitude more effective.  And yet the NIH budget is a fraction of what we spend combating terrorism.

For me, the biggest threat to America is the erosion of a true middle class.

Hans61

I early voted so I don't want to think about it anymore :-)