I misread this and thought you were referring to the 21st Amendment:
You know what Conway does first thing every morning?
Picks up her phone, says “Please, God, please!”, then opens #RealDonaldTrump to see what her day will be like.
If the Russians really are trying to get a Trump win, that’s who Assange should be fearing - they are expert at assassinations, and it would be easy to blame on the Clinton camp because it has been accused of so many murders in the past.
Florida goes both ways. It went blue the last two, red the one before that, then red in 2000 but I trust you remember that debacle—it was essentially a tie, then blue before that. So for the last twenty years, overall it tended to vote D more than R.
That’s amazing - I didn’t even see Breitbart’s cold, dead lips move.
This isn’t the first time that he’s been that incoherent and unable to stay on message. There was a notable sit-down interview a year ago with the Washington Post editorial board where he behaved similarly.
He couldn’t even give a short and snappy response to the question: “When did you decide to run for President?”, about the softest of softballs imaginable.
(Personally, I think that meeting was when the Post started to really wonder about him as a candidate. I can imagine them sitting down again after The Donald left the room, looking at each other and saying: “WTF?”, followed quickly by “We can’t let him be President!”)
Getting back to your point, there has been speculation floating around about Alzheimers. His dad had Alzheimer’s, and there is some indication that there can be a hereditary compliment to Alzheimers.
More simply, though, the guy is 70. I’ve sat on coffee row with guys in their seventies and that’s how a lot of them talk. A rambling discourse isn’t unusual, even if they are making points. (With complete side-tracks like: “Hollywood doesn’t make good movies anymore” not being that unusual, nor comments about how good their 10 year old grandson is with computers.)
But those 70+ guys on coffee row don’t ever run for President of the United States. :eek:
Heck, you don’t need to be a political operative to know that one is coming. Watching West Wing on Netflix will show you that you need to have a coherent answer.
Oh, I wouldn’t call them ordinary…
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Maybe they’re starting to do real research on The Donald and came across this gem from the Vanity Fair article in 1990 by Marie Brenner, detailing Trump’s break-up with Ivana, hook-up with Marla, and epic near-death of his real estate empire. It ends with Brenner in the media room at the New York courthouse, where Trump is getting away with it again in court:
The entire article is well worth the read, by the way. It shows that The Donald has always been what he’s shown himself to be in this campaign.
And the Republican Party, and all the millionaires in Congress, and several entire news networks devoted to destroying democrats, and the Kremlin, and Clint Eastwood.
You know. Just a bunch of regular joes.
Currently, it’s Blue in the Now, Polls Only, AND Polls Plus.
[ul]
[li]Florida Now Cast: 66.7% Clinton[/li][li]Florida Polls Only: 60.8% Clinton[/li][li]Florida Polls Plus: 55.4% Clinton[/li][/ul]
North Carolina is Blue in the Now and in the Polls Only but not the Polls Plus.
[ul]
[li]North Carolina Now Cast: 60.0% Clinton[/li][li]North Carolina Polls Only: 54.7% Clinton[/li][li]North Carolina Polls Plus: 47.8% Clinton[/li][/ul]
North Carolina is looking more likely Blue than Ohio is. Months ago, Ohio was looking like it’d be pretty safely Blue while North Carolina was just first creeping into 50/50 territory.
But, you’d also need an answer to the question of when you decided to kick your opponent’s ass too. Probably because of their opinion on crime.
Apparently, as closely as 2 months ago. Ohio was 79% Clinton polls-only on August 14. What’s with Ohio’s high volatility? I’m looking at Silver’s adjusted averages and they reflect a state that polls anywhere from +6 Trump to +8 Clinton in the last two months. That’s just nutty looking. ETA: Actually, looking at other close states like Florida, it doesn’t seem that’s all that weird.
If a race were perfectly tied and perfectly stable, you’d expect a range of polls from +8 to -8 (or more), just based on sampling error and methodological differences. So the poll range you report doesn’t mean anything.
The aggregation of those polls is a better measure of the volatility of the state, and they’ve been relatively stable, especially if you ignore the convention bounces. If you look at the polls-plus forecast, which tries to factor out the convention bounces, the race in Ohio looks quite stable indeed.
According to this article he was trolling.
If the 19th doesn’t save us we may need the 21st.
When even Alex Jones says you were trolled (And Trump **listens **to that professional conspiracy troll) you need to throw in the towel.
LOL. Seriously, good job, but not buying. Have any idea how many independents are setting up voluntary car drives to GOTV for HRC? Know how many “Trump=Antichrist” discussions I get on the phone with old ladies?
There is an enthusiasm gap, Adaher, no doubt about it, but here in south Central Texas, home to 8 million people, the gap is on the Republican side.
Where are the debate watch parties? Where are the GOTV activities? Where is the excitement in this website for the chance to win the Presidency for the GOP? Hell, they’re still advertising an event that occurred two months agp, that’s how dispirited the GOP is. The number one thing on their calendar? A BBQ!
And these are the people responsible for car drives, bus drives, picking up old people in highly Republican districts and GOT-ficking-V. And they ain’t doing it.
(Also, as an added fact, the Trump Campaign’s main digital strategy company is based here in San Antonio. Strict non-disclosures on these people, and they still can’t be bothered to help the LOCAL GOP website with a 20-hour “refreshing”.)
For comparison.
My 78yo uncle talks like that when it’s about feminism, women, women’s employment… why yes, he still hasn’t gotten over my aunt filing for separation, why do you ask? But get him to go on about something which happened over 12 years ago (that’s when she filed) and he can still produce sentences that aren’t painful to parse, and amusing stories with just the right amount of detail.
Trump is like the bad version of my uncle, all the time. He just has different degrees of it.