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post 1503942861 05-08-2017, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted By BullittEV
im gonna say this, and it's def not PC like you probably want but i really wouldnt be surprised if you died in the most avoidable way ever.

Srs, "Trump never expected to win." LOL k, you friends with him? You don't know chit and the fact that you continue to assume what the guy is thinking is beyond ridiculous. You sound like one of the most gullible sheep ever.

Quit assuming everything at face value- learn that people are much, much smarter than you when it comes to the white house situation. If you've ever done something that looks wrong at first but you know the outcome at the end is what you want- then you would understand. Your 3rd grade grasp on the white house seriously shows how easily manipulated you are.
I'm not his friend but Howard Stern is:http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know...re-than-donald

Howard Stern: 'Nobody wanted Hillary to win more than Donald Trump'

The fact he barely works, continues to live in Florida and now NJ, golfs a ton, has fulfilled only like 2 of his promises, it's clear he didn't want to win and he has heavily implied he prefers his old life.

You're from San Diego. You see the demographic changes first hand. Right wing populism is 100% dead in a decade.
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post 1503942991 05-08-2017, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted By tats27
lol @ people thinking the younger generation will grow up to be as worthless and pathetic as millennials.

Reddit, which is a haven for everything wrong with the Internet, and is frequented by young people more than ANY other site, has it's second largest board as r/The Donald.
Reddit is 90% liberal. r/The_Donald is a 4chan colony, nothing more.
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post 1503943141 05-08-2017, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
I can't remember the guys name, but he was on Fox News (fake news?) saying the only way a GOP candidate is going to win the popular vote in the near future is to dump $100M in California. You won't win the state, but the idea is to devote lots of resources to getting out the RED portions of the state to make the end result more respectable. As long as you keep it respectable in California, you've got a shot.
LOL the GOP is completely dead in California. The 2 Senate candidates were both Democrats.

If we voted by popular vote Trump would have lost by even more votes than he did. There is also Texas, which is going to be blue very soon as well.

You guys are in the minority. We are the majority now. HAHAHHAHAHA!!!
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Originally Posted By fstfrd00
So the electoral college is a loophole?


(Romney ended up losing the popular vote by 5 MILLION btw. Right wingers flipped out when they lost the popular vote but when the Democratic candidate has won the popular vote not once, but TWICE in 16 years they tell us "it's the electoral college system her derrr!!").

When you guys rely on an archaic and stupid system to win elections then it's clear you're on the wrong side of history. If your ideology was worth a damn it would have dominated.
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Originally Posted By daxtrader
People who keep bringing up the popular vote are the dumbest mfers.


Is he a dumb mfer?
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Originally Posted By Skythes
This is the most success it has had since WWII,
LOL so you want to go back to right before WWII?

If you haven't noticed, there hasn't been a World War in over 70 years thanks to leftism. Last thing we want to go back to is the rise of fascism pre-WWII!

Just say you want to get rid of those different than you and get it over with.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
I'm not his friend but Howard Stern is:http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know...re-than-donald

Howard Stern: 'Nobody wanted Hillary to win more than Donald Trump'

The fact he barely works, continues to live in Florida and now NJ, golfs a ton, has fulfilled only like 2 of his promises, it's clear he didn't want to win and he has heavily implied he prefers his old life.

You're from San Diego. You see the demographic changes first hand. Right wing populism is 100% dead in a decade.
Demographic changes in California are going to help with popular vote, but alas you will still be taking L's all across the country.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
LOL the GOP is completely dead in California. The 2 Senate candidates were both Democrats.

If we voted by popular vote Trump would have lost by even more votes than he did. There is also Texas, which is going to be blue very soon as well.

You guys are in the minority. We are the majority now. HAHAHHAHAHA!!!
Be careful with "you guys." I agree with liberals on many issues. I just want sensible business and tax policy and that is not the Democratic party right now.
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
Demographic changes in California are going to help with popular vote, but alas you will still be taking L's all across the country.
Lol what?!

Texas is becoming blue. Arizona is going to be blue soon.

If anything the electoral college is going to make it impossible for a Republican to ever win again as well.

Trump got less votes than Bush in Michigan. It's not like Trump was a dominant force a la 1996 Bulls or 1985 Bears.
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
Be careful with "you guys." I agree with liberals on many issues. I just want sensible business and tax policy and that is not the Democratic party right now.
California's economy is BOOMING right now. We've made a phenomenal comeback. On the other hand states like Kansas and Louisiana are on the brink. Explain?
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Lol what?!

Texas is becoming blue. Arizona is going to be blue soon.

If anything the electoral college is going to make it impossible for a Republican to ever win again as well.

Trump got less votes than Bush in Michigan. It's not like Trump was a dominant force a la 1996 Bulls or 1985 Bears.
You guys banked on the demographic changes this time as well...how did they workout for ya?
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
California's economy is BOOMING right now. We've made a phenomenal comeback. On the other hand states like Kansas and Louisiana are on the brink. Explain?
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
You guys banked on the demographic changes this time as well...how did they workout for ya?
Thanks to Ronald Reagan. Plus, Texas and Arizona have just as big of an illegal immigrant problem as well.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Thanks to Ronald Reagan. Plus, Texas and Arizona have just as big of an illegal immigrant problem as well.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4


(Romney ended up losing the popular vote by 5 MILLION btw. Right wingers flipped out when they lost the popular vote but when the Democratic candidate has won the popular vote not once, but TWICE in 16 years they tell us "it's the electoral college system her derrr!!").

When you guys rely on an archaic and stupid system to win elections then it's clear you're on the wrong side of history. If your ideology was worth a damn it would have dominated.
No one is relying on an archaic system to win elections. There's a set of rules to win elections that both parties know going in. One person won, the other did not.

If you won the popular vote and the lost the electoral college that indicates that you are an incompetent politician that didn't utilize your resources properly. And that it's a good thing for America that such a poor strategic thinker didn't win the election.

How surprising was it to realize that Hillary and the idiots she hired ignored prescient advice Bill offered on the rust belt voters?

Maybe the dim witted Democrats will learn their lesson and not nominate a corrupt criminal that can't even walk up stairs under her own power. But I doubt it.

P.S Leftists didn't prevent another World War. The division of the world by two super powers and the threat of a nuclear holocaust did that.
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Originally Posted By cheerupemokid
No one is relying on an archaic system to win elections. There's a set of rules to win elections that both parties know going in. One person won, the other did not.

If you won the popular vote and the lost the electoral college that indicates that you are an incompetent politician that didn't utilize your resources properly. And that it's a good thing for America that such a poor strategic thinker didn't win the election.

How surprising was it to realize that Hillary and the idiots she hired ignored prescient advice Bill offered on the rust belt voters?

Maybe the dim witted Democrats will learn their lesson and not nominate a corrupt criminal that can't even walk up stairs under her own power. But I doubt it.
It's good though - it pretty much confirmed to me that the Republicans have maxed out their votes. It only goes downhill from now. If it wasn't for the electoral college the GOP would never win another national election. And if it wasn't for gerrymandering the House would be Democratic by now. You're in the minority. The Dems have hit 65 million+ votes 3 elections in a row. The GOP has maxed out its base.

If Trump won the popular vote like Bush did in 2004 (50-51%) and won over 320+ electoral votes, I would think right wingers had a chance.

Some would argue that Trump would have won the popular vote and more electoral votes but a) he ran a crap campaign and b) the Access Hollywood tape damaged him a bit.

It's super frustrating that this has happened to Dems not once, but TWICE in the past 16 years. Romney LOST the popular vote but right wingers lost their mind thinking he won it. So don't act like you wouldn't have been pissed if Trump won the popular vote but lost the electoral college.
Originally Posted By cheerupemokid
P.S Leftists didn't prevent another World War. The division of the world by two super powers and the threat of a nuclear holocaust did that.
Lol what? It's always right wingers that start the wars - the American Civil War was also started by right wingers. Leftists are peaceful.

Notice how Europe gets along now? Better than World War II started by right wingers.
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After the election this November, I'm not anticipating any reduction in the right wing populism. They were remarkably cohesive and consistent with Trump's election, and before that the Tea Party gained a huge foothold in American politics. Just when I think that factors like the dying of the worthless boomers and the "browning" of the country will swing it inevitably toward democrats, the democrats either shoot themselves in the foot by election stupid candidates like Hilldog or the nationalist movement surprises me with it's ability to message and deliver the vote.

I for one will not be fooled again. I can certainly hope, and will work, to rid the government of the right wing nationalist movement, but I am not expecting any huge changes any time soon. Damn nationalist are worse than that old whack a mole game.
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ITT a lot of people think being less liberal == conservative. The younger generations are still left of center, albeit not as much, and think the SJWs and Bernies of the world are delusional crybabies. You also have to take this in context - when they say "more conservative" they mean "relative to that generation at THEIR time," so what they're basically saying is that Gen Z is more conservative than Boomers were when they were the same age, which makes sense considering the US had become the world superpower, the economy was rock solid, and they didn't need to be as fiscally conservative as Gen Z has had to today.
Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
After the election this November, I'm not anticipating any reduction in the right wing populism. They were remarkably cohesive and consistent with Trump's election, and before that the Tea Party gained a huge foothold in American politics. Just when I think that factors like the dying of the worthless boomers and the "browning" of the country will swing it inevitably toward democrats, the democrats either shoot themselves in the foot by election stupid candidates like Hilldog or the nationalist movement surprises me with it's ability to message and deliver the vote.

I for one will not be fooled again. I can certainly hope, and will work, to rid the government of the right wing nationalist movement, but I am not expecting any huge changes any time soon. Damn nationalist are worse than that old whack a mole game.
I think their presence and noise will stay the same but their numbers/voters won't. Remember, a sizeable chunk of Trump's vote came from people who were anti-Hillary.
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Originally Posted By Proliberals4
Lol what?!

Texas is becoming blue. Arizona is going to be blue soon.

If anything the electoral college is going to make it impossible for a Republican to ever win again as well.

Trump got less votes than Bush in Michigan. It's not like Trump was a dominant force a la 1996 Bulls or 1985 Bears.
You've literally been wrong on everything so my takeaway from this is that liberals are in trouble
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Lol what? It's always right wingers that start the wars - the American Civil War was also started by right wingers. Leftists are peaceful.

Notice how Europe gets along now? Better than World War II started by right wingers.
Please list of these "right wingers" you say are starting the wars. I'd like to be enlightened. I thought both sides played their part.
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
California's economy is BOOMING right now. We've made a phenomenal comeback. On the other hand states like Kansas and Louisiana are on the brink. Explain?
443b in the red is now booming? 9k businesses lost in the past 7 years is booming? Not enough money for infostructure so have to raise gas tax and dmv fees is booming?

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Originally Posted By Noliberals4


(Romney ended up losing the popular vote by 5 MILLION btw. Right wingers flipped out when they lost the popular vote but when the Democratic candidate has won the popular vote not once, but TWICE in 16 years they tell us "it's the electoral college system her derrr!!").

When you guys rely on an archaic and stupid system to win elections then it's clear you're on the wrong side of history. If your ideology was worth a damn it would have dominated.
You didn't answer my question, that the electoral college is a loop-hole.
Originally Posted By Noliberals4
When you guys rely on an archaic and stupid system to win elections
you guys = Americans
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Originally Posted By Stizzel
You've literally been wrong on everything so my takeaway from this is that liberals are in trouble
Broken clocks. Texas is gradually becoming more blue as more people relocate from California, NY, Denver, and the Hispanic population grows. You'll see it come full swing next year when Cruz is voted out.
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
After the election this November, I'm not anticipating any reduction in the right wing populism. They were remarkably cohesive and consistent with Trump's election, and before that the Tea Party gained a huge foothold in American politics. Just when I think that factors like the dying of the worthless boomers and the "browning" of the country will swing it inevitably toward democrats, the democrats either shoot themselves in the foot by election stupid candidates like Hilldog or the nationalist movement surprises me with it's ability to message and deliver the vote.

I for one will not be fooled again. I can certainly hope, and will work, to rid the government of the right wing nationalist movement, but I am not expecting any huge changes any time soon. Damn nationalist are worse than that old whack a mole game.
The good news is that Trump has gone full neocon.

There will be no mass deportations. There will be no end to anchor babies. There will be no stopping of refugees. No reform to legal immigration. Sanctuary cities face no threat. Trump keeps getting cucked by judges.

Because of this, by 2028 the GOP will be a permanent minority party in the USA. Texas, Arizona, and Georgia will be blue by then.
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Originally Posted By fstfrd00
You didn't answer my question, that the electoral college is a loop-hole.
It allows the candidate with less votes to win.

The good news is that the GOP has maxed out its base. 70% of Texans under 5 are non-white. What's your plan to keep Texas red? Trump only won it by 9 points in 2016. Texas will be blue by 2024/28.

Texas is hitting desperation mode by ending sanctuary cities. Too little, too late. Should've did that 15 years ago.
Originally Posted By fstfrd00
you guys = Americans
More Americans voted for Clinton than Trump.
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Originally Posted By wesleysh21
Please list of these "right wingers" you say are starting the wars. I'd like to be enlightened. I thought both sides played their part.
The South started the Civil War and fascist Germany/Japan started WWII for example.

FACT: Europe hasn't been in a world war since 1945. Coincidence? Hell no. We don't have right wingers starting wars now.
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Originally Posted By tats27
lol @ people thinking the younger generation will grow up to be as worthless and pathetic as millennials.

Reddit, which is a haven for everything wrong with the Internet, and is frequented by young people more than ANY other site, has it's second largest board as r/The Donald.
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Originally Posted By BioDiver
I think their presence and noise will stay the same but their numbers/voters won't. Remember, a sizeable chunk of Trump's vote came from people who were anti-Hillary.
This was a weird election, as you said the anti-Hillary crowd has to be taken into account. But also the GOP anti-Trumpers were a large group as well. People who said they simply could not hold their nose and vote for Trump. People that would have voted GOP for virtually any other candidate. And then there are the people who got so frustrated with the entire process and both candidates that they decided not to even vote.
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I remember like a decade ago I had liberal friends on ******** bragging with graphs and data how a republican would never make it near the white house again.

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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
The South started the Civil War and fascist Germany/Japan started WWII for example.

FACT: Europe hasn't been in a world war since 1945. Coincidence? Hell no. We don't have right wingers starting wars now.
So you think the amount of control Germany had over its people and means of production is a right wing idealogy? I think its convenient that if it has anything to do with the military, its automatically labeled right wing. Funny how that works.
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