Nitro my man, you guys never learn. You're overselling the case and that ecposes your desperation. Just like the overzealous PC prosecutor who overcharges and then loses the case you may find your candidate in the same position. Trump is a billionaire playboy, mac daddy playa'. You're trying to paint him as some serial rapist who now wants to cowboy ride a nuke and take us all into oblivion. That just may backfire if he can play it right tomorrow
Tremors through the Republican Party
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Backfire? If the truth backfires, then so be it. If you see a different truth than I do, what can I say.
I have faith in the majority of the American population that they see what I see, but if they don't, then our democratic process has played its role, and must be respected come November 8 and on inauguration day January 17.
How is it going to backfire when instead of strategic thinking the guy is still occupying his time with issues like this!
Donald Trump Still Thinks The Central Park Five Are Guilty (They Aren’t)
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump still believes the “Central Park Five,” a group of black and Hispanic men who were convicted but later exonerated in the 1989 rape of a female jogger in New York City’s Central Park, are guilty, he told CNN this week. The news comes more than a decade after the men were cleared by DNA evidence and a confession by the actual culprit about his role in the crime.
“They admitted they were guilty,” Trump told CNN’s Miguel Marquez. “The police doing the original investigation say they were guilty. The fact that that case was settled with so much evidence against them is outrageous. And the woman, so badly injured, will never be the same.”
Donald Trump Still Thinks The Central Park Five Are Guilty (They Aren’t)
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump still believes the “Central Park Five,” a group of black and Hispanic men who were convicted but later exonerated in the 1989 rape of a female jogger in New York City’s Central Park, are guilty, he told CNN this week. The news comes more than a decade after the men were cleared by DNA evidence and a confession by the actual culprit about his role in the crime.
“They admitted they were guilty,” Trump told CNN’s Miguel Marquez. “The police doing the original investigation say they were guilty. The fact that that case was settled with so much evidence against them is outrageous. And the woman, so badly injured, will never be the same.”
I am actually surprised the Trump/Epstein connection has not been played more by the democrats. I suppose it is because Bill Clinton liked to hang out with Epstein also. All it proves is that the crowd that Trump ran with was very establishment.
I think Hillary should have just canceled the last 2 debates.This race is won and she can only harm herself in debates.Why get on TV and let Trump drag Bill through the mud or risk having one of her health problems during the debate.Just take a knee and run out the clock.
Condoleezza Rice: 'Enough! Donald Trump should not be president'
Pamela Engel,Business Insider 2 hours 52 minutes ago
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice slammed Donald Trump in a statement on Saturday as calls mount for the Republican presidential nominee to leave the race.
"Enough! Donald Trump should not be President," she said in a statement posted to her Facebook page. "He should withdraw. As a Republican, I hope to support someone who has the dignity and stature to run for the highest office in the greatest democracy on earth."
Pamela Engel,Business Insider 2 hours 52 minutes ago
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice slammed Donald Trump in a statement on Saturday as calls mount for the Republican presidential nominee to leave the race.
"Enough! Donald Trump should not be President," she said in a statement posted to her Facebook page. "He should withdraw. As a Republican, I hope to support someone who has the dignity and stature to run for the highest office in the greatest democracy on earth."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ebe6fc-8da4-11e6-875e-2c1bfe943b66_story.html
A 6-year-old asks: ‘What does it mean to grab somebody by the p---y?’
By Danielle Paquette October 8 at 7:11 PM
The 6-year-old girl turned to her mother and asked, “What does it mean to grab somebody by the p---y?”
Rachael MacIsaac Parker thought she had misheard her daughter. “What?” she recalled responding. “What do you mean?”
Then she saw the television screen. “You know, I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them,” Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, was saying in a 2005 recording. “It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait.”
Fame gave him power over the opposite sex, Trump was bragging to Billy Bush, then the host of “Access Hollywood.”
“Grab them by the p---y,” he said, caught on a hot mic. “You can do anything.”
Parker, an assistant principal at an elementary school in Louisiana, pulled her daughter close. “I told her we needed to talk about our bodies,” she said, “and that sometimes bad people touch our bodies without permission.”
She said her daughter asked if Trump was a bad guy. “What do you even say to that?” she remarked.
The decade-old footage of Trump has upended the presidential campaign since The Washington Post first published it Friday afternoon, prompting dozens of Republicans to call for the candidate to exit the race. But it also has presented parents nationwide with a vexing quandary: how and whether to explain the jarring remarks to their children.
Trump’s comments dominated television and the Internet on Friday night and all of Saturday — a digital universe open to any kid with a device and a connection.
Teddy Mott, a freshman at a high school in the District, first saw part of the transcript on Instagram. Curious, he Googled “Donald Trump” on his iPhone and the phrase “Grab them by the p---y” came up.
He thought, “What?”
“You hear guys at school talking about women, but you don’t hear them talking like that,” Mott, 14, told a reporter as his mother listened. “You hear, ‘Am I out of the doghouse?’ ”
Did the exchange affect his view of women?
He paused to think.
“You respect them as people,” he said. “My mom taught me that. You look at them from afar. You look into their eyes first.”
For some families, the remarks have prompted emotional reactions. Keisha Robinson, an employee at a nonprofit organization in Arizona, said “grab them by the p---y” brought her 18-year-old daughter to tears.
“She came to me and said, ‘Oh, my gosh. Did you hear what he said?’ ” recalled Robinson, 38, a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. “She’s terrified about what this means for women. She’s scared people think that behavior is okay.”
Michael Clifford, 37, an author who lives in Los Angeles, said he turns off the television when Trump is talking. “It’s a fatherly instinct to shield them from that negativity,” he said of his two boys, ages 2 and 4 months. “I’ve heard people say, ‘Oh, that’s just real guy talk,’ and that disgusts me. I’ve never hung around guys like that.”
A 6-year-old asks: ‘What does it mean to grab somebody by the p---y?’
By Danielle Paquette October 8 at 7:11 PM
The 6-year-old girl turned to her mother and asked, “What does it mean to grab somebody by the p---y?”
Rachael MacIsaac Parker thought she had misheard her daughter. “What?” she recalled responding. “What do you mean?”
Then she saw the television screen. “You know, I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them,” Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, was saying in a 2005 recording. “It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait.”
Fame gave him power over the opposite sex, Trump was bragging to Billy Bush, then the host of “Access Hollywood.”
“Grab them by the p---y,” he said, caught on a hot mic. “You can do anything.”
Parker, an assistant principal at an elementary school in Louisiana, pulled her daughter close. “I told her we needed to talk about our bodies,” she said, “and that sometimes bad people touch our bodies without permission.”
She said her daughter asked if Trump was a bad guy. “What do you even say to that?” she remarked.
The decade-old footage of Trump has upended the presidential campaign since The Washington Post first published it Friday afternoon, prompting dozens of Republicans to call for the candidate to exit the race. But it also has presented parents nationwide with a vexing quandary: how and whether to explain the jarring remarks to their children.
Trump’s comments dominated television and the Internet on Friday night and all of Saturday — a digital universe open to any kid with a device and a connection.
Teddy Mott, a freshman at a high school in the District, first saw part of the transcript on Instagram. Curious, he Googled “Donald Trump” on his iPhone and the phrase “Grab them by the p---y” came up.
He thought, “What?”
“You hear guys at school talking about women, but you don’t hear them talking like that,” Mott, 14, told a reporter as his mother listened. “You hear, ‘Am I out of the doghouse?’ ”
Did the exchange affect his view of women?
He paused to think.
“You respect them as people,” he said. “My mom taught me that. You look at them from afar. You look into their eyes first.”
For some families, the remarks have prompted emotional reactions. Keisha Robinson, an employee at a nonprofit organization in Arizona, said “grab them by the p---y” brought her 18-year-old daughter to tears.
“She came to me and said, ‘Oh, my gosh. Did you hear what he said?’ ” recalled Robinson, 38, a supporter of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. “She’s terrified about what this means for women. She’s scared people think that behavior is okay.”
Michael Clifford, 37, an author who lives in Los Angeles, said he turns off the television when Trump is talking. “It’s a fatherly instinct to shield them from that negativity,” he said of his two boys, ages 2 and 4 months. “I’ve heard people say, ‘Oh, that’s just real guy talk,’ and that disgusts me. I’ve never hung around guys like that.”
So all the republicans who were deadset against Trump all along now are offended and repulsed by some shit talking he did 15 years ago? What a surprise.
Given how clueless voters are, this may well be the final nail in the coffin for him.
They somehow think a couple of incidents involving rude talk are more important than keeping our country open to a flood of tens of millions of immigrants who have no skills except crime and who will immediately go on welfare and file for their extended families to join them. His talk is more important to the future of the country than bringing in hundreds of thousands of fake refugees, who will go on welfare and some percentage of them will be deadly terrorists. More important than the continuing horror of obamacare, or Obama's callous indifference to the suffering of veterans at the hands of the criminally incompetent Veterans Administration.
These same voters are more offended by trump's talk than the obvious corruption of the FBI under Obama. Which is more outrageous, trump's silly boasting or the bogus investigation into Hillary's violation of security and records retention laws, obstruction of justice and selling her office to donors.
We know very well that if the parties were reversed, the media would be screaming about all of Hillary's misdeeds and hissing people to be quiet about Trump. After all, we learned during the Clinton administration that sexual matters are the candidate's personal business, not ours. How many times did we hear that? Guess that only applies if it's a Clinton.
Given how clueless voters are, this may well be the final nail in the coffin for him.
They somehow think a couple of incidents involving rude talk are more important than keeping our country open to a flood of tens of millions of immigrants who have no skills except crime and who will immediately go on welfare and file for their extended families to join them. His talk is more important to the future of the country than bringing in hundreds of thousands of fake refugees, who will go on welfare and some percentage of them will be deadly terrorists. More important than the continuing horror of obamacare, or Obama's callous indifference to the suffering of veterans at the hands of the criminally incompetent Veterans Administration.
These same voters are more offended by trump's talk than the obvious corruption of the FBI under Obama. Which is more outrageous, trump's silly boasting or the bogus investigation into Hillary's violation of security and records retention laws, obstruction of justice and selling her office to donors.
We know very well that if the parties were reversed, the media would be screaming about all of Hillary's misdeeds and hissing people to be quiet about Trump. After all, we learned during the Clinton administration that sexual matters are the candidate's personal business, not ours. How many times did we hear that? Guess that only applies if it's a Clinton.
Unfortunately, it doesn't matter tripleA.... what matters is the reality of how the vote is going to go.
Its like me saying NFLX is overvalued. I may be 1000% right... but who f*cking cares? Nobody.
Plan your finances accordingly. Change is coming.