Fear and loathing in Las Vegas
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LOL. That's embarrassing enough, but if you actually do think that, how can you support a candidate who is owned by Wall Street? You realize Goldman ordered its employees not to support Trump? How is that even legal?
So I tell you that I think that Bernie Sanders is the best candidate, and in the same sentence you ask me if I actually think that? Are you stupid?
In response to the more pertinent second question, I have a very difficult time with supporting the Clinton machine - it is dirty. As I have said before, I have a duty to vote because people died for this country to give me that right. Since there is a binary choice, I do the best I can, and here is my solution:
I have suggested that people in very blue states that support the Bern and don't like Clinton vote for Stein. In addition, I have suggested that Republicans that don't like Trump in very red states vote for Johnson. That makes your vote count not for the ultimate result, but to send a message. It does so with almost no risk. In swing states your task is extremely difficult, and for those people in swing states they should vote their conscious.
I cannot bring myself to vote for Clinton since I have it easy as I live in IL. If I lived in OH, or CO or FL, or NC or VA I would be voting for Clinton in a femtosecond.
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The DNC completely set Bernie up. Came out in the wikileaks past couple days. Check it out.
Where do I vote? Google now will tell you, and show you the ballot
Jessica Guynn
20 Mins AgoUSA Today
Genaro Molina | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images
Getting ready to cast your vote in November? Google has got you covered.
The Internet search giant is making it easier for voters to find out what's on the ballot and where their polling place is.
Starting Thursday, a search in English or Spanish for "who's on my ballot" will return detailed information about the candidates from president to county commissioner and on ballot measures in your state. Search for "where to vote" and Google will display a polling place location finder and inform you what identification you must bring along....
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/13/where-do-i-vote-google-now-will-tell-you-and-show-you-the-ballot.html
Jessica Guynn
20 Mins AgoUSA Today
Genaro Molina | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images
Getting ready to cast your vote in November? Google has got you covered.
The Internet search giant is making it easier for voters to find out what's on the ballot and where their polling place is.
Starting Thursday, a search in English or Spanish for "who's on my ballot" will return detailed information about the candidates from president to county commissioner and on ballot measures in your state. Search for "where to vote" and Google will display a polling place location finder and inform you what identification you must bring along....
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/13/where-do-i-vote-google-now-will-tell-you-and-show-you-the-ballot.html
I didn't ask you if you believed that Sanders was the best candidate. I said IF you actually believed that, how could you support the obvious antithesis of what he claimed to stand for?
You remind me of spoiled rich kids wandering around a college campus in their Che shirts.
What if Clinton is juiced?Trump calls for drug test before debate
Donald Trump on Saturday called for himself and Hillary Clinton to take a drug test prior to the third presidential debate.
During a campaign rally Saturday in New Hampshire, the GOP presidential nominee compared himself and Clinton to athletes.
"Athletes, they make them take a drug test, right. I think we should take a drug test prior to the debate," Trump said.
"Why don't we do that? We should take a drug test, prior, because I don't know what's going on with her, but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end it was like, 'Oh, take me down,' " Trump said, imitating Clinton.
"She could barely reach her car.'"
Trump said he was willing to take drug test.
The GOP nominee often raises questions about whether Clinton has the stamina and strength to serve as president.
Trump and his allies have long floated conspiracy theories about Clinton's health throughout the GOP nominee's campaign.
In an ad released last week, Trump painted Clinton as unfit to protect the country and featured footage of her stumbling into a van when she fell ill at a 9/11 memorial ceremony in New York.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-calls-for-drug-test-before-debate/ar-AAiZCrr?li=BBnb7Kz
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Does this video take into account Drumpf's recession?
Well, let's not get carried away. Regardless of who wins this election, a recession is expected by most economists in 2017. The question is how bad. Not, if...
Trump's policies, with the exception of his trade policies, do nothing to address the problems the middle class is having.