The Podesta leaks

[dead0man]

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Is this why we had a handful of morons ironically supporting Trump 6 months ago?

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I see Rand Paul was acknowledged as someone to be undermined rather than as a Pied Piper.

[dead0man]

Yeah, they were worried he would take their precious minorities and millennials who belong to them.  So they pushed for and got Trump....and still can't get the millennials because their candidate sucks so much.  Which is why they've been bringing out all the grey hairs to yell at the kids....'cause that always works.

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Ah, the old times when people thought of Jeb as a serious candidate.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Yeah, they were worried he would take their precious minorities and millennials who belong to them.  So they pushed for and got Trump....and still can't get the millennials because their candidate sucks so much.  Which is why they've been bringing out all the grey hairs to yell at the kids....'cause that always works.

     If you're not a hardcore partisan then this election is easily the worst we've seen, even considering how overused that saying is. I'm not a Libertarian anymore, but even so I am probably going for Gary Johnson. Probably.

[dead0man]

Hell, it might be worse for the hardcore partisans...they have to defend (or make excuses for) these two trainwrecks.

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Hell, it might be worse for the hardcore partisans...they have to defend (or make excuses for) these two trainwrecks.

tbf I also feel sorry for the knee-jerk contrarians as well, who have to come up with increasingly tenuous ways to claim Clinton's transgressions are remotely on the same league as Trump's. If we're using trains as a metaphor, it's like seeing one train come into the platform with a cracked mirror, then another train fall from a viaduct and explode, and concluding: "wow both trains sucked!".

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tbf I also feel sorry for the knee-jerk contrarians as well, who have to come up with increasingly tenuous ways to claim Clinton's transgressions are remotely on the same league as Trump's. If we're using trains as a metaphor, it's like seeing one train come into the platform with a cracked mirror, then another train fall from a viaduct and explode, and concluding: "wow both trains sucked!".
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     Clinton is establishment politics-as-usual, with all that implies. I was initially hopeful that an anti-establishment candidate could coalesce support to defeat that (congrats on Brexit ), but the results have been LOL.