Or you can vote Trump so the world can have a future.
Predictions of social cataclysm in the US based on this or that person getting elected have always been wrong so far.
Obama wasn't the end of America as we know it. Here we are, eight years later, about to elect someone else.
I predict that after four years of HRC or Trump, we'll have another election.
tbh, not sure what could be more Napoleonic in tone than saying a single person is the savior not just of a single country, but of the entire world.
So the world will end if Hillary is elected?
Hater has implied the world has no future if we don't elect Trump.
"this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal ..." ... Obama's Nomination Victory Speech In St. Paul June 3, 2008.
http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-w...he-new-normal/
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-n...nap-story.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/04/sc...egun.html?_r=0
You live about 300 miles from the coast and behind a barrier island chain dip .
was Obama talking about himself?
contextually and rhetorically, it seems not
Point missed, per par.![]()
You would have a point if I was not familiar with the author.
And the in bent will win, as nearly always happens.
Actually, it will be Bush's fifth term when Hitlery wins her rigged election. The fact she is neck and neck with someone who has spent less than .00001% on television ads as her tells you how much her machine is working on this election.
So funny that severely re ed SJW LOLeftist wingnuts really see her as "progress" when she is just a continuation of the Bush-Obama Dynasty. Even funnier that all the signs are telling them that and they still remain stupid to prop up their facade of false enlightenment.
Stupider than that is Trump being the Republican nominee
This election year blows
you ducked mine, as usual. Obama was stroking his supporters, not thumping his chest.
In the context of Hilary v. Donald, whining about Obama's megalomania is preposterously off target. In the context of his speech proper, it's strained.at best
Obama's been a lot of things, but he isn't an antichrist, let alone a Napoleon.
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I would guess not, but historically you're right.This time around the winner will be historically unpopular to start with.
Whomever predicted Dubya would destroy the world was pretty much spot on
HRC will keep the status quo intact and combined with the GOP Senate a very middling moderate SCOTUS candidate will get Scalia's seat. I think people are okay with the status quo for the most part. Except the radicals like the Berners and the Trump thumpers.
With Trump winning + GOP Senate and House + GOP 5-4 SCOTUS (potentially 6-3 if RBG retires) well I think a lot of moderates are going to vote HRC because they're scared of that. They might have a hard time getting rid of gay marriage, but Roe v. Wade is in play again. Also, a cons utional amendment to disallow voting under 25 for those not in the military, which has been discussed for a long time among many Republicans.
do you know how cons utional amendments are passed?
You need like 67% of both houses (combined)?
In addition to 3/4 of states approving. Or a cons utional convention which has never been used.
Regardless, there'll be no amendment to the cons ution restricting voting to 25+. That's a ridiculous proposition
if you're the RNC or old establishment DNC it makes perfect sense.
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