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The Repug party and its voters are "bleeding from wherever"
"I've got a really good brain" Trump has made loudly, repeatedly EXPLICIT all the dog-whistling the Repugs have been elected on for decades.
Having Rubio as a running mate would be a death blow. Rubio is a boy and would get destroy against someone like Warren (Let's face it, if Warren is VP it doesn't matter who Trump picks, its an automatic loss) and say someone like Julian Castro would cover Rubio's hispanic base. I mean after all guy has lighyears more experience than Rubio.
The Repug party and its voters are "bleeding from wherever"
"I've got a really good brain" Trump has made loudly, repeatedly EXPLICIT all the dog-whistling the Repugs have been elected on for decades.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 05-04-2016 at 09:14 AM.
no way Hillary picks Warren.
Having Rubio as a running mate would be a death blow. Rubio is a boy and would get destroy against someone like Warren (Let's face it, if Warren is VP it doesn't matter who Trump picks, its an automatic loss) and say someone like Julian Castro would cover Rubio's hispanic base. I mean after all guy has lighyears more experience than Rubio.
I know but I hope that she does. It's a guarantee november win.
I still would pick Kasich. Kasich is almost certainly dropping out of the race today. Perhaps he is already talking to the Trump campaign.
and now back to your regularly scheduled discussion. (my oh so short break is over....)
3/10
Sarcasm, ok, but just not funny. Seriously, self-identified conservatives really seem to lack a sophisticated sense of humor, no offense.
hmmm doesn't hotlink in my browswer.
6/10 for double entendre.
It is Trump v. Clinton, no matter what the 2nd slot is.
Looks like we are going to get a woman in the white house. Depending on how much rank and file GOPers live up to their promise to stay at home... she will have a strongly Democratic congress to work with.
No she won't, the Dems have virtually no shot at the house.
We shall see. I'm certainly not convinced of that.
Yeah, but you thought you were beating Golden State tbh. Trump is like the Blazers, one overrated pos and the rest of the team wants out in the summer.
So angry...
Taiwanese animators election update they even included #trigglypuff
Coal Bear asks God "Why Trump?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJIllWIRx-M
she's horrible, but much better than Trump.
About those intelligence briefings for Donald Trump…
nd more important than the le are the benefits presumptive nominees receive. As Rachel noted on the show last night, one benefit in particular stands out:
“Now, today, as the presumptive nominee, [Trump] does start to get treated differently. Now starts a process that will see him ultimately get RNC staff and RNC money. He will start to get control of the Republican Party’s bureaucratic apparatus to use for his own purposes.
“Yesterday he was accusing Ted Cruz’s dad on being in on the JFK assassination. Now, he’s about to start getting classified CIA briefings as the Republican Party’s nominee for president.”
That last one is easy to overlook, but it’s quite important. Federal officials – non-partisan, career personnel – begin a process every four years of preparing would-be presidents for their prospective responsibilities.
And that means, among other things, classified intelligence briefings, which Trump is eager to receive. By some accounts, Obama administration officials have already begun preparations to provide regular updates to both parties’ presidential nominees, including Trump, with sensitive national security information.
And this opens the door to some interesting possibilities.
TPM’s Josh Marshall noted, for example, that Trump will be receiving classified CIA briefings while his campaign chief “works for pro-Putin Russian oligarchs.” Won’t that be interesting.
But we can keep going with related questions. What would Trump do, for example, if the CIA told him that his anti-Muslim rhetoric was creating a national security threat?
Or more broadly, has anyone started a pool as to when Trump might blurt out sensitive information he’s not supposed to share publicly?
Remember, senators – and to a lesser extent, governors – receive intelligence briefings with some regularity, but Trump has literally no background in public service. This will be a fascinating experiment.
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-s...d=sm_fb_maddow
"blah blah blah" "I don't know where I heard it"
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