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She'll probably get to pick 3 SC justices in her first term, and that will change things forever. Buy your guns and Smith & Wesson shares now.
She'll probably get to pick 3 SC justices in her first term, and that will change things forever. Buy your guns and Smith & Wesson shares now.
She'll probably get to pick 3 SC justices in her first term, and that will change things forever. Buy your guns and Smith & Wesson shares now.
Rifles&ammo. Lots of it. And containers to bury it when hildabeast has her crooked Supreme Court outlaw them.
Eerie, same thing we were hearing in 2008 and 2012. Never gets old, I guess.
I didn't say Obama would pick three justices. You just make **** up.Eerie, same thing we were hearing in 2008 and 2012. Never gets old, I guess.
The only major party candidate this year that had any chance of doing any good for this nation was Senator Rand Paul MD. Many of you would not support him because he has the crazy idea that we will have less war if we stop sending our troops all over the world looking for wars to fight, and that fixing our debt means actually cutting our budget to include the military industrial complex. So you who call yourselves conservatives have sacrificed our republic for the sake of empire. Remember that next election.
That being said I think trump wins on his name recognition alone. I hope he does because if I have to work at dragging someone towards the Constitution and Liberty I would rather start center right than far statist left.
In other news: Are any of you going to Hillary's inauguration?
I foresee a class war or civil war IF the Shebitch gets elected.
Raise my Taxes and TRY to take my Guns? That will NOT Fly.
We are fed up with the BS. Not hungry for another dose.
sadly, I think this will happen and it would suck either way. The media wants it, Trump can't shut up long enough to say anything meaningful to bury her and there will be an inner war if he is elected. I'm going to start drinking.
I voted for Rand Paul in the primary even though he had dropped out just before PA voted.
I don't think rand paul had the leadership quality. I like ben carson, but he doesn't seem to have the personality to be president. You can say whatever about trump, but people flock to him and seem to stay loyal.
Congrats you must be very wealthy if you're worried about having YOUR taxes raised. I believe the threshold is $250k+/year.
The MSM, party to the Democrat agenda was pushing Trump into the forefront of the Republican pack as they believed he was the most "defeatable". That was a poor choice. It turns out they aren't giving him "free advertising" anymore. Weird.He was not bashing the media when they gave him millions and millions of free advertising during the republican primary.
I proudly state that if Hillary is elected I will NOT denounce my citizenship. This is MY ******* country. But I will absolutely, and with no qualifications whatsoever, refuse to recognize her as my President. I'm sorry. I refuse to acknowledge the woman as my Head of State. I know that my position means nothing whatsoever, but Hillary Clinton is just a lying, contriving, horrible person who's stealing my tax money. I won't give her credit for being my representative on any level. She does NOT represent me.
In other news: Are any of you going to Hillary's inauguration?
Trump won't get things done. Which is exactly why he's the safer of the two choices.
I'm scared what Hillary will do controlling the IRS, EPA, DOJ, CIA and FBI and that doesn't count the Supreme Court changes.
You think the IRS, EPA, DOJ, CIA and FBI are going to roll over and be Trumps to control? Unlikely. I think they're already in the democrat's pocket already and the favors are already in place to keep the corruption going when Clinton gets into the White House (which will happen).
Our country can survive 4 years of Trump because nothing will get done.
Four more years of socialism and corruption of the executive branch and back room deals and billion dollar favors to a global world order? Not so sure....
Yet another weaksauce comment. Why so infatuated with me? You should be considering how embarrased roughly 65% of Americans feel, in America, on American soil. The ones living in a cocoon are you Trump fanboys holed up in this corner of the internet thinking the whole country stands behind you. Not by a long shot.No matter how embarrassed Tibs feels in his cocoon in Hungary.
Yet another weaksauce comment. Why so infatuated with me? You should be considering how embarrased roughly 65% of Americans feel, in America, on American soil. The ones living in a cocoon are you Trump fanboys holed up in this corner of the internet thinking the whole country stands behind you. Not by a long shot.
Our country isn't ruled by polls (thank god). It's ruled by votes.
Sure thing. Care to chime in how you thought Trump and the GOP fared in yesterday's voting in Virginia and elsewhere?
Virginia and New Jersey weren't going to go to a Republican. Too many Government Daleks in Northern Virginia and too many welfare cases in New Jersey for that.
Democrats roared back on Tuesday a year after suffering perhaps the most demoralizing defeat in modern political history, claiming big victories in races up and down the ballot and across the country.
The breadth of the Democratic wins surprised even the most optimistic party stalwarts, who fretted over their own chances in key races Tuesday. But as the results rolled in, those Democrats said they had energized their core voters and capitalized on President Trump's unpopularity to reach swing voters.
"This is not a wave. This is a tsunami," Virginia Del. David Toscano, leader of the Democratic caucus, told The Hill in an interview Tuesday night. "This is a huge, huge sea change here in Virginia."
Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam (D) won the Virginia governorship by a wider-than-expected margin, even with Democrats fretting about his late campaign strategy. Democrat Justin Fairfax won the lieutenant governor's office, becoming only the second African American to win a statewide post in Virginia since Reconstruction, while Attorney General Mark Herring (D) won re-election.
In New Jersey, former Goldman Sachs executive Phil Murphy (D) easily won the right to replace deeply unpopular Gov. Chris Christie (R), cementing Democratic control in the Garden State.
In Washington, Democrat Manka Dhingra (D) appeared headed for victory in a special election to fill an open state Senate seat. Dhingra's win, in a formerly Republican district, would give Democrats control of all levers of government in the Evergreen State.
Democrats won at least 14 seats in Virginia's House of Delegates, with another three likely headed to a recount. They picked up at least two seats in New Jersey's state Senate, with several Senate and Assembly districts yet to count ballots, and a seat in New Hampshire's state House.
Georgia Democrats celebrated winning two deep red districts in special state House elections. Two Democrats appear likely to face off in a runoff in a suburban Atlanta state Senate district formerly held by a Republican after finishing first and second in the all-party primary — a result that would break the GOP's supermajority.
Even local elections tipped left on Tuesday. In St. Petersburg, Fla., Mayor Rick Kriseman won re-election, after campaigning with former Vice President Joe Biden and other Democratic stalwarts, over former Mayor Rick Baker, an upset in a race in which early polls showed Baker leading.
In Manchester, Joyce Craig became the first woman to win the mayor's office, and the first Democrat to win the city since 2003, after she ousted four-term incumbent Ted Gatsas (R).
Senior Democratic strategists said their candidates had found a way to tie Republican candidates to the deeply unpopular president, not through his uncouth statements and behavior but through his unpopular policies.
"We're getting better about our Trump messaging," said Jessica Post, who heads the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, a group dedicated to winning state legislative elections.
Some Republicans, rattled by Tuesday's losses, said they had more to learn about running for and winning office with an unpopular Trump in the White House.
"I don't know how you get around that this wasn’t a referendum on the administration, I just don’t. Some of the very divisive rhetoric helped prompted and usher in a really high Democratic turnout in Virginia," Rep. Scott Taylor (R-Va.) told The Hill at Gillespie's victory party. "We need to have some looking in the mirror."