CalvinBall wrote:jerseyhoya is going to vote for trump. holy shit.

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:jerseyhoya is going to vote for trump. holy #$!&@.

It's possible I suppose. Trump vs. Bernie. Though someone major would probably run third party and I could vote for them.

TomatoPie wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:jerseyhoya is going to vote for trump. holy #$!&@.

It's possible I suppose. Trump vs. Bernie. Though someone major would probably run third party and I could vote for them.

Trump v Bernie, I vote for Bernie. And Bernie is desperately wrong on everything.

Youseff wrote:the Republican section of the internet broke the story that Planned Parenthood is selling aborted baby parts.

A man who served almost three decades as mayor of Pennsylvania's capital city now faces wide-ranging corruption charges, including allegations he unlawfully used public money from various agencies to buy hundreds of artifacts for a planned Wild West museum and other historical attractions.

Stephen Reed illicitly obtained artifacts and other memorabilia while serving as Harrisburg's mayor between 1981 and early 2010, Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen announced Tuesday.

The 65-year-old Democrat presided over Harrisburg's near financial collapse during his 28 years in office, ending in early 2010.

Reed was arraigned Tuesday on the following charges:
•2 counts of corrupt organizations (F-1).
•2 counts of dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities (F-1).
•2 counts of theft by deception (F-1).
•20 counts of theft by receiving stolen property (F-2).
•20 counts of theft by unlawful taking or disposition (F-2).
•1 count of theft by deception (F-2).
•7 counts of bribery in official and political matters (F-3).
•29 counts of theft by receiving stolen property (F-3).
•29 counts of theft by unlawful taking or disposition (F-3).
•3 counts of theft of services (F-3).
•1 count of theft by deception (F-3).
•110 counts of theft by receiving stolen property (M-1).
•110 counts of theft by unlawful taking or disposition (M-1).
•158 counts of misapplication of entrusted property and property of government or financial institutions (M-2).
•1 count of deceptive business practices (M-2).
•3 counts of criminal solicitation (M-2).
•1 count of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence (M-2).

pacino wrote:well, guess this starts the takeover of the last free part of the United States. It's been real.

What I don't get about this is it isn't a 'takover' or 'invasion'. the United States already controls Texas. We already won!

then again these people (which is a large part of Texas!) believe this guy

“Because he did it within the Democratic establishment,” Hedges said. “He’s lending credibility to a party that is completely corporatized. He has agreed that he will endorse the candidate, which, unless there is some miracle, will probably be Hillary Clinton.”

“That’s why I was a strong supporter of your independent runs,” Hedges told Nader. “That’s why I voted for (Green Party Presidential candidate) Jill Stein in the last election. But they have to be outside the system. And we have to begin to build movements that are divorced from the Democratic and Republican parties. My fear is that by this time next year, Bernie Sanders is running around once again repeating this mantra of the least worst and stoking fears against whoever the Republican candidate is. And we’ve gone nowhere.”

Youseff wrote:

pacino wrote:well, guess this starts the takeover of the last free part of the United States. It's been real.

What I don't get about this is it isn't a 'takover' or 'invasion'. the United States already controls Texas. We already won!

then again these people (which is a large part of Texas!) believe this guy

one time jh got mad at me because I said the Alex Jones fans of the world are part of the Republican base. haha.