Maybe we should just elect Trump president

there was a rolling stone piece on tim kaine's musical taste.. he went into replacements at length


he went on and on about cornershop and you could tell he really knew what he was talking about! he even talked about how they never play out here (remember the last cornershop show at the 930? me neither. it was cancelled… the posters had all been printed out)

Kaine is a very thoughtful guy for sure… I liked the pick because it created no waves and I think it guarantees Virginia.. but she could have gone a bit more inspirational/outside the box…

Bad wrote:
there was a rolling stone piece on tim kaine's musical taste.. he went into replacements at length


he went on and on about cornershop and you could tell he really knew what he was talking about! he even talked about how they never play out here (remember the last cornershop show at the 930? me neither. it was cancelled… the posters had all been printed out)

Kaine is a very thoughtful guy for sure… I liked the pick because it created no waves and I think it guarantees Virginia.. but she could have gone a bit more inspirational/outside the box…

My father-in-law referred to Kaine as a "fake Catholic".

I refer to him . . . as, fake intelligence.

I blame the cubs….but I'm really not liking the trending on this chart
http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/

^I thought we should ignore the presidential race cause its in the bag and devote our resources down ballot?




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But seriously… well if african american early voter turnout in NC and FL really is down substantially it could be trouble…..in fact in NC white turnout is up by the same percentage black turnout is down…

I kind of think if the models are predicitng the same black turnout for Hillary as OBama got in 2008 and 2012 that could be a big problem…but I don't know if that is the case in the models..

Comey really fucked Hillary hard… that is for sure… but its too late to do much other than fight until election day is over…

Bucky wrote:
Comey really fucked Hillary hard… that is for sure… but its too late to do much other than fight until election day is over…

I don't know if this really has made an impact at all
I don't think it's changed anyone's mind….even the undecided voters

Da'Hatch wrote:

Bucky wrote:
Comey really fucked Hillary hard… that is for sure… but its too late to do much other than fight until election day is over…

I don't know if this really has made an impact at all
I don't think it's changed anyone's mind….even the undecided voters

IT has absolutely had an impact but its hard to quantify it exactly… but.. lets use common sense here.. voters now fear that the Hillary email issue will continue into a Hillary presidency for years…. not an attractive proposition for anyone….before Comey's stupid letter at least the issue had been relatively put to bed…

Moreover, from the moment of Comey's letter all the news has been about Hillary's emails…. not exactly a positive the last week before the election

If it only shifted the intentions of 3 out of 100 voters it would have a big impact… and then when people start seeing Hillary's drop in the polls, Trump's rise more things happen.. a few other people - on the D side get demoralized while on the R side get energized…

I'm with Hatch, this had minimal impact. I can't imagine there is anybody left in this country who has no opinion on the candidates, and if they have no opinion right now, then this isn't going to be what gives them an opinion. It give the pundits something to blather on about, and it gave Trump more fodder to bleat about, but no one's mind was changed by this.

Relaxer wrote:
I'm with Hatch

I like the sound of that…make a good bumper sticker

'Tis . . . quite, the problem.  Gurl.

Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

I'm wrote:

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

Robert E. Lee was a Democrat.

Space wrote:

I'm wrote:

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

Robert E. Lee was a Democrat.

The whole pre to Civil War era use of Dem/Republican tags in comparison to contemporary politicians is one of the biggest bs lines. There are very few common threads between the "party of Lincoln" "party of Theodore Roosevelt" and even progressively the "party of Reagan" with what's happened to the Republican party in the past tight or so years. There's much less similarities between the party of Robert E. Lee and that of Barack Obama, JFK, Bill Clinton or any Democrat of the modern age.

evilizac wrote:

Space wrote:

I'm wrote:

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

Robert E. Lee was a Democrat.

The whole pre to Civil War era use of Dem/Republican tags in comparison to contemporary politicians is one of the biggest bs lines. There are very few common threads between the "party of Lincoln" "party of Theodore Roosevelt" and even progressively the "party of Reagan" with what's happened to the Republican party in the past tight or so years. There's much less similarities between the party of Robert E. Lee and that of Barack Obama, JFK, Bill Clinton or any Democrat of the modern age.

dude you totally fell for the trolling..

latest VA poll has Trump winning…

its looking very bleak.. get out there and do what you can while you can… make calls, canvass.. donate $….. or you're going to spending the next 4 years sucking Trump's little dick wondering why..


BTW any Trump supporters around here?

hutch wrote:

evilizac wrote:

Space wrote:

I'm wrote:

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

Robert E. Lee was a Democrat.

The whole pre to Civil War era use of Dem/Republican tags in comparison to contemporary politicians is one of the biggest bs lines. There are very few common threads between the "party of Lincoln" "party of Theodore Roosevelt" and even progressively the "party of Reagan" with what's happened to the Republican party in the past tight or so years. There's much less similarities between the party of Robert E. Lee and that of Barack Obama, JFK, Bill Clinton or any Democrat of the modern age.

dude you totally fell for the trolling..

Yes, but to be fair people bring up the comparison all the and whenever politically convenient. . .
It's probably the stress of the seemingly complete serious possibility of a totally ill-tempered, ill-equipped and unqualified candidate for our highest office being elected.
Consider my nerves racked. 

evilizac wrote:

hutch wrote:

evilizac wrote:

Space wrote:

I'm wrote:

Space wrote:
Talk about poor judgment. Glad my kid is not in their hands?

http://wtvr.com/2016/11/02/virginia-principal-dresses-as-trump-secretary-as-clinton-in-prison-garb/

at Robert E. Lee High School…..says a lot
also i have no issue with the trump one, but the Hillary one in a jumpsuit is definitely inappropriate

Robert E. Lee was a Democrat.

The whole pre to Civil War era use of Dem/Republican tags in comparison to contemporary politicians is one of the biggest bs lines. There are very few common threads between the "party of Lincoln" "party of Theodore Roosevelt" and even progressively the "party of Reagan" with what's happened to the Republican party in the past tight or so years. There's much less similarities between the party of Robert E. Lee and that of Barack Obama, JFK, Bill Clinton or any Democrat of the modern age.

dude you totally fell for the trolling..

Yes, but to be fair people bring up the comparison all the and whenever politically convenient. . .
It's probably the stress of the seemingly complete serious possibility of a totally ill-tempered, ill-equipped and unqualified candidate for our highest office being elected.
Consider my nerves racked. 

hey I'm with you…

First Trump, now this shit.


U.S. authorities warn of al Qaeda threat to election


http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-alqaeda-idUSKBN12Z1F2

Federal officials have warned authorities in New York City, Texas and Virginia about an unspecific threat of attacks by the al Qaeda militant group around Election Day, putting local law enforcement on alert the weekend before Tuesday's vote, officials said on Friday.