(08-22-2016 08:20 PM)Dusty Wrote: I guess Ben Garrison's been suspended from his hosting service because of that cartoon.
MacHighway is his hosting provider. Never even heard of them until now.
His account may have been suspended because he was being targeted for attacks and the provider didn't want to deal with that. It happens, especially if you're on a shared hosting account, because attacks on your site can bring down other sites hosted on that server too.
A bunch of chefs have come forward endorsing Hillary, including Mario Batali.
I've mentioned before that the majority of chefs are a bunch of faggots willing to say or do whatever it takes to gain approval in the public eye. This industry is all about PR and saying the wrong thing equals loss of business, or so they think.
I've previously stood up for Dominique Ansel (the inventor of the Cronut) but fuck him.
Any of our resident trolls could kill some time by fucking around on their respective Yelp pages...
Another 15,000 emails found by the FBI. They were not disclosed by her attorneys. She did say under oath that she released them all I think.
The way the article was written is very confusing and flows like shit. Maybe the coffee hasn't kicked in yet.
From the article:
Quote:The 14,900 Clinton documents are nearly 50 percent more than the roughly 30,000 emails that Clinton鈥檚 lawyers deemed work-related and returned to the department in December 2014.
The FBI had found these in their initial investigation. The same one Comey says they did not find enough to pursue charges on the mishandling of classified material, etc.
Quote:In a statement after a hearing at the U.S. district courthouse in Washington, Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton said the group was pleased that Boasberg rejected the department鈥檚 proposal to begin releasing documents weekly on Oct. 14, ordering it instead to prioritize Clinton鈥檚 emails and to return to court Sept. 22 with a new plan.
Well now. Isn't this interesting. Judicial Watch brokered a deal with the State Dept. to release these 19K emails, weekly in October. Gee isn't that the same time that Wikileaks said they wanted to release their emails?
I am not sure if that is a coincidence or not. Wikileaks and Julian risks being beaten to the punch on the scoop now. I just now heard a bunch of potential paypal donation money getting flushed down a toilet.
That's what they get for trying to dick tease everyone with their stuff. People are not just going to sit around on their hands and wait for two whole fucking months. Too much is at stake here. Judicial Watch is a conservative watchdog group of lawyers. They are almost like a Conservative ACLU. They are smart enough and aggressive enough to sue anyone and everyone to get what they need within the limits of the law.
That said, they are not going to get classified material. Oh wait...... that's right. Clinton Foundation related emails and 148 voicemails are not classified material right?
The only way I can see the State Dept. blocking a certain Clinton Foundation email , in that 19K pile, is if the FBI is currently investigating a particular email because it involves something that may either be classified or if they are investigating the Clinton Foundation like others say they are.
Is it my imagination or has Hillary packed on a ton of weight lately?
Watch this video in which she evades questions about her health:
Compare this to her from 2008 and you'll notice that her waistline is rapidly expanding, likely due to her inability to walk more than 10 feet without collapsing.
" Monmouth just announced that Clinton leads Trump 43-39 in Ohio. But Pollster Patrick actually laid out what he did on pages 6 and 7 of the PDF.
He sampled 402 voters. In the unweighted sample, the split was 33.3R/29.3D/35.6I. With that split, Trump leads Clinton 41-39 in Ohio. But Pollster Patrick re-weighted it to a 29R/33D/37I split. Nothing else was re-weighted."
(08-22-2016 11:12 AM)Libertas Wrote: Her poll numbers are dropping because last week the lunatic began to look a bit less like a lunatic while the crook began to look like a crook with dementia.
Trump will need to stay on point though and not make any more outrages. If he wants to win he has to play comfort and low-key Day Bang game from now to November, with only strategic targeting of Clinton's vulnerabilities. I'm not betting against that he makes some new outrage.
Trump doesn't strike me as the type to hold his punches seeing as he has lived his entire life giving them out.
If people are not going to vote for Trump they won't vote for him in any way no matter what he does. Those on the fence about who to vote for should realise more is at stake than what their feelings tell them.
People vote in politicians based on superficial things so worrying about some sort of outrage which is always blown way out of proportion by biased media shouldn't be fretted about. It is something you will never control.
(08-23-2016 09:43 AM)Lucky Wrote: Is it my imagination or has Hillary packed on a ton of weight lately?
Watch this video in which she evades questions about her health:
Compare this to her from 2008 and you'll notice that her waistline is rapidly expanding, likely due to her inability to walk more than 10 feet without collapsing.
No it's not just you. I was just saying this in the other thread. When was the last time we elected a really obese president? Maybe Teddy Rossevelt? 5'9 and 220 pounds. That was over a hundred years ago, with no TV and media photo ops like today.
William Taft was the fattest President. He was over 350lbs. He could not fit into a regular bath tub back then. Teddy @ 220 and 5'9" is not even close to obese. That might be overweight, but not obese.
Most historians agree if there had been television back then, Taft would have never been president.
(08-23-2016 11:07 AM)TravelerKai Wrote: William Taft was the fattest President. He was over 350lbs. He could not fit into a regular bath tub back then. Teddy @ 220 and 5'9" is not even close to obese. That might be overweight, but not obese.
Most historians agree if there had been television back then, Taft would have never been president.
Teddy's successor, who incidentally usually lands on the 'worst president' lists. Part of why Christie should never have ran for the oval office is because on the national stage, not many can take him seriously because of his weight.
Quote:It would be hard for any man to follow in the footsteps of the larger-than-life Teddy
Roosevelt, but the corpulent Taft definitely failed to live up to even lowered expectations,
which was curious considering that Taft had been Teddy鈥檚 hand-picked successor. The prob
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lem was that TR was what one would call a progressive and he thought Taft would continue
in that tradition, but it quickly turned out that he was an old school Republican after all,
much to Teddy鈥檚 chagrin. So disappointed was he in Taft that Teddy challenged him in the
primary in 1912 and, though he won more states and delegates than the incumbent presi-
dent, he still lost the nomination to Taft at the convention. Never the pragmatist, Teddy
then went on to run a third party campaign, splitting the Republican vote and handing the
White House to the Democrats for the first time in sixteen years.
TR doesn't look obese, and he doesn't look 220 in pictures around 1900-1901. He was a pretty normal sized guy. In office, he looks like he'd gone a bit to seed since his Rough Rider days. By the time he was out of office he'd put on some weight, sure. He was getting into his 50s, after all, and I imagine being president meant a lot of sitting around instead of going out and wrestling grizzly bears and shit.
I suspect if Teddy Roosevelt ran today as his 42 year old self, at least from an appearance and body language perspective he would kill it.