JUburton wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

JUburton wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:A political politician, well I never

I mean even if you like Rubio, you have to cringe at going from seemingly not caring much for being a senator, to running for president (and clearly stating he will not run for senate), to lambasting trump, to getting destroyed and saying hey i guess i'll just run for senate again, to saying we must elect donald trump. POTUS said it best...he's willing to be anyone just to be someone.

The only bit in there he flip flopped on was running for re-election to the Senate, which is in the grand scheme of political flip flops a pretty trivial thing, and in doing so he might save the Senate for the party. Really nothing to cringe at there. Also he's infinitely more competent than his opponent.

says you can't trust donald trump with nuclear codes but you have to vote for him. its just weird that he probably could condemn trump in that state and still win yet he's nearly stumping for the guy. i get they're pretty much all cowards but this seems particularly craven.

pacino wrote:Democrats are going to lose Indiana Senate seat and win NC

jamiethekiller wrote:a man with nearly even odds to win the election isn't allowed to use twitter because he's so irrational.

MoBettle wrote:That's kind of gross. (The ad)

jamiethekiller wrote:a man with nearly even odds to win the election isn't allowed to use twitter because he's so irrational.

JUburton wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:a man with nearly even odds to win the election isn't allowed to use twitter because he's so irrational.

He's probably a 4 or 5 to 1 underdog at this point.

pacino wrote:Transition team update from Trump... Giuliani as Attorney General, Newt Gingrich as Secretary of State, Reince Preibus as chief of staff, Michael Flynn as defense secretary or National Security adviser, Steven Mnuchin as Treasury secretary, Lew Esineberg as commerce secretary. Corey Lewansowski or David Bossie would be the RNC chairman!

is this a Democratic GOTV effort?

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

pacino wrote:Transition team update from Trump... Giuliani as Attorney General, Newt Gingrich as Secretary of State, Reince Preibus as chief of staff, Michael Flynn as defense secretary or National Security adviser, Steven Mnuchin as Treasury secretary, Lew Esineberg as commerce secretary. Corey Lewansowski or David Bossie would be the RNC chairman!

is this a Democratic GOTV effort?

What is this actually serious? Gingrich as SoS?

Soren wrote:

JUburton wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:a man with nearly even odds to win the election isn't allowed to use twitter because he's so irrational.

He's probably a 4 or 5 to 1 underdog at this point.

I want to believe that but I'm a miserable dick so

pacino wrote:

MoBettle wrote:That's kind of gross. (The ad)

the ad makes the point multiples of people have in the past in regards to his 'policy'. the ad takes the policy to the logical conclusion. maybe you think that's too far, and perhaps it is, but it's simply applying logic. he'll go for mexicans and muslims first, and he'll just stop? that's not how scapegoating works.

Trump invited this man on stage last night to pump up the crowd.

MoBettle wrote:That's kind of gross. (The ad)

Eem wrote:Apparently, a major surge in Hispanic early voters in Florida, which would obviously be a disaster for Trump

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/artic ... s-iv7he39o

There are 1.5 million registered voters in Miami-Dade county (56 percent of whom are Hispanic), including nearly 30,000 added during a last-minute voter-registration drive in October, after Democratic Party officials went to court to extend the deadline in the wake of Hurricane Matthew. Through Saturday, according to Smith, 707,844 county residents had already voted: 44 percent were Democrats, 30 percent Republican, and 25 percent had “no party affiliation," a group that tends to skew younger and Hispanic, and thus toward Clinton. The demographic mix of early voters also looks highly favorable to Clinton: 58 percent Hispanic, 17 percent African-American and 20 percent white.
But the late registrants, Smith says, give the clearest indication that sentiment in Miami-Dade is running strongly against Trump. Of the 29,657 voters who registered last month, 41 percent are Democrats, 44 percent are unaffiliated, and only 12.5 percent are Republicans. “That’s nuts,” said Smith. “These are the barometers that indicate the hostility toward the GOP candidate.”

Among the 117,000 African Americans who voted early, 22,500 didn’t vote in 2012. “Basically, one in five blacks and one in three Hispanics didn’t vote in 2012 in Miami-Dade and have already cast a ballot,” said Smith. “I have a hard time believing that many of these first-time voters are in the Trump camp after his scorched earth campaign against immigrants and, specifically, Hispanics.”

MoBettle wrote:

pacino wrote:

MoBettle wrote:That's kind of gross. (The ad)

the ad makes the point multiples of people have in the past in regards to his 'policy'. the ad takes the policy to the logical conclusion. maybe you think that's too far, and perhaps it is, but it's simply applying logic. he'll go for mexicans and muslims first, and he'll just stop? that's not how scapegoating works.

Trump invited this man on stage last night to pump up the crowd.

Well first of all it's just begging for someone to cut off the last two seconds and make it seems like he actually said that.

Even the actual ad is really quick with the clarification.

Idk I feel like if someone did the equivalent with having Obama or Clinton saying they're are going to take all the guns away or free up abortion laws people would be up in arms about it. He's said enough crazy #$!&@ there's no need to put words in his mouth.