td11 wrote:

pacino wrote:Trump is at 38 in the new Rasmussen poll.

holy shit, she's up 7. it was basically tied on friday. in a rasmussen poll

#UNSKEWED

@NoahCRothman
Mike Pence is on CNN going off on Bill Clinton's accusers and connecting them to Hillary, including Lewinsky. He's all in, folks.

td11 wrote:how come no is talking about trump continuing to deny the russian hacks? he even said "maybe there was no hacking" at one point

He said a dozen things yesterday that would have been THE story coming out of any debate in the past. It's hard to keep up with them all.

jerseyhoya wrote:

td11 wrote:how come no is talking about trump continuing to deny the russian hacks? he even said "maybe there was no hacking" at one point

He said a dozen things yesterday that would have been THE story coming out of any debate in the past. It's hard to keep up with them all.

ugh. i hate him so much

td11 wrote:how come no is talking about trump continuing to deny the russian hacks? he even said "maybe there was no hacking" at one point

because Trump's campaign creates bullshit at such a pace that it outstrips both the media's ability to cover it as well as the general public's ability to absorb it

JUburton wrote:Read somewhere Clinton is going to start polling red states to see how bad it's gotten and whether there's enough blood in the water to really affect the downballot races.

While Trump has consistently had a small lead in Georgia, it's been three weeks since the state was polled. (I think that takes us back before the first debate.) Given that the state is 60% white, I'd wonder if there really is a chance to flip it. There's probably no down ballot race there, so I wouldn't expect the Dems to put a bunch of resources there, but I don't think McCain is going to lose so what the heck.

td11 wrote:how come no is talking about trump continuing to deny the russian hacks? he even said "maybe there was no hacking" at one point

There isn't enough air time or tweets to mention every insane thing he says.

TenuredVulture wrote:

JUburton wrote:Read somewhere Clinton is going to start polling red states to see how bad it's gotten and whether there's enough blood in the water to really affect the downballot races.

While Trump has consistently had a small lead in Georgia, it's been three weeks since the state was polled. (I think that takes us back before the first debate.) Given that the state is 60% white, I'd wonder if there really is a chance to flip it. There's probably no down ballot race there, so I wouldn't expect the Dems to put a bunch of resources there, but I don't think McCain is going to lose so what the heck.

Even if they can't make down ballot damage they might be able to plant some seeds for 2020.

Is he implying HE'S the bitch because he failed to bed her???

Love the athletes basically aying it's clear drumpf's never actually been in a locker room

drsmooth wrote:Love the athletes basically aying it's clear drumpf's never actually been in a locker room

well yeah, look at the dude

golf lockerroom

Ryan said he's done defending and campaigning with trump.

Ryan won't defend trump anymore. Will not campaign with him. Focus on winning the house.

Did not rescind endorsement however, so not really sure what a that even means.

poor trump getting ghosted by ryan

What a shitshow. When you dance with the devil the devil doesn't change.

CalvinBall wrote:Ryan won't defend trump anymore. Will not campaign with him. Focus on winning the house.

Did not rescind endorsement however, so not really sure what a that even means.

With the exception of course being that Bob Dole may be a decent man, this is exactly what the GOP did in 1996 when it was evident Dole was going to lose

Geraldo Rivera says he has embarrassing Trump tapes too and is going through them now

maybe he'll find them in Capone's vault

Eem wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:Ryan won't defend trump anymore. Will not campaign with him. Focus on winning the house.

Did not rescind endorsement however, so not really sure what a that even means.

With the exception of course being that Bob Dole may be a decent man, this is exactly what the GOP did in 1996 when it was evident Dole was going to lose

Actually, I have come to admire Bob Dole in many ways, and he has been treated quite poorly by movement conservatives and the Republican Party in general, yet he remains loyal. He dedicated his life to serving his country in many ways, and while I didn't always agree with his political views many issues, do believe he deserves better.

Also, I have no idea how representative any of this is, but it seems almost all the conservatives on my facebook feed are demoralized, and even one guy who seemed pretty stalwart pro-Trump is at the "none of the above" point. On the other hand, this makes me wonder if most of the undecideds aren't conservatives and are unlikely to vote for Hillary.