(12-04-2016 05:17 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Saul Alinsky was a great hero and mentor of Hillary - she did her thesis on him:
Program will go on unabated.
Alinsky died in 72, he never experienced the internet, he never saw an effective counter attack from the opposite side.
He died right when the Marxist took control of the education system in the 60s. Look how even today the left was totally blindsided by Trump and his online power, if the only information available during the election was CNN and the like, bet your money Hillary would be the winner.
It was pretty much a psy-op that fell short. The media colluded with the pollsters and the DNC to build an aura of inevitability about the outcome in order to demoralize Trump supporters. Rigged polls, debates, tight collusion with the media, gaslighting narratives... That's part of the reason she didn't campaign much in MI or WI, where the polls had her ahead by a wide margin, it would have damaged that fait accompli narrative. This worked for her against Bernie but it fell short against Trump, thank God.
Gay cakes and trans bathrooms: the most important human rights issues of our times, surely.
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The thing that is really crazy is that it probably did have an impact but obviously it wasn't enough. Can you imagine if the media was actually fair to Trump how much the blow out would have been.
Case in point: I heard many people say something similar to the following "I can't vote for Hillary but won't vote for Trump either because (insert media lie here)" or "I didn't want to vote for Hillary but had to because (media lie about Trump)."
My uncle was one of those. He would never vote for Hillary but did because his wife is Hispanic and Univision pretty much said Trump would do a holocaust against Mexicans. That lie and the pressure from his wife flipped his vote to Hillary.
"Our sources say negative things about the people we don't like" - Bill Burr
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My hope is that after four years of truly conservative policies, the vast majority will realise that their living standards are so much higher than before that the MSM's attempts at bullshit are treated less seriously than Lord Haw-Haw.
Then, we might hopefully finally see the extinction of the left, not only in America but abroad as people across the world wonder why they have to put up with so little when common sense policies that actually work cause the American Dream to be a thing again.
I hope that in a few year's time Democrats, Labour MPs and other leftists are playing to single digit crowds and they become a mere curiosity, a figment of history we will face palm ourselves when we remember how retarded the ideas we accepted were.
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01-05-2017 06:17 PM
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Quote:Even after the turmoil of the 2016 presidential bout, political hubbub continues. Consider that Hillary Clinton is now considering a run for New York City mayor in an election that will take place in just nine months. No, really. She is being urged by “major Democratic donors and leaders” to challenge incumbent Bill de Blasio, says John Gizzi, White House correspondent for Newsmax who cites unnamed sources in local Democratic and media circles and suggests that Mrs. Clinton’s famous “inner circle” is intrigued by the whole idea of Madame Mayor.
“If she ran, she’d win,” one insider told Mr. Gizzi.
Well, who knows? Perhaps former President Bill Clinton will get to serve as a “first gentleman” after all. And if President-elect Donald Trump establishes a Manhattan White House of sorts at Trump Tower, the dynamics could be most interesting. The news media is keen on the notion of “Mayor Clinton”; a dozen major reports addressing the possibilities have appeared in the last 24 hours. It’s not a new idea, however. Convinced she was an ideal candidate, Michael Bloomberg - once Big Apple mayor himself - contacted Mrs. Clinton in 2012 and urged her to enter the race the following year, according to The New York Times. What about residency requirements?
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There is no position on earth that she could claim that would make her look like any less of a loser.
Fact is, the higher profile the position she fills the more of a loser she looks like.
She ran for the most powerful office in the world and lost to a man she slandered as being a joke candidate.
Even if she became secretary general of the UN tomorrow, she would still be viewed as a failure. Her only choices now are to be a failure in public or a failure in private.
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Quote:Even after the turmoil of the 2016 presidential bout, political hubbub continues. Consider that Hillary Clinton is now considering a run for New York City mayor in an election that will take place in just nine months. No, really. She is being urged by “major Democratic donors and leaders” to challenge incumbent Bill de Blasio, says John Gizzi, White House correspondent for Newsmax who cites unnamed sources in local Democratic and media circles and suggests that Mrs. Clinton’s famous “inner circle” is intrigued by the whole idea of Madame Mayor.
“If she ran, she’d win,” one insider told Mr. Gizzi.
Well, who knows? Perhaps former President Bill Clinton will get to serve as a “first gentleman” after all. And if President-elect Donald Trump establishes a Manhattan White House of sorts at Trump Tower, the dynamics could be most interesting. The news media is keen on the notion of “Mayor Clinton”; a dozen major reports addressing the possibilities have appeared in the last 24 hours. It’s not a new idea, however. Convinced she was an ideal candidate, Michael Bloomberg - once Big Apple mayor himself - contacted Mrs. Clinton in 2012 and urged her to enter the race the following year, according to The New York Times. What about residency requirements?
Liberals comfort themselves with delusions. Amazing to see this in real time!
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01-06-2017 03:03 PM
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Quote:Even after the turmoil of the 2016 presidential bout, political hubbub continues. Consider that Hillary Clinton is now considering a run for New York City mayor in an election that will take place in just nine months. No, really. She is being urged by “major Democratic donors and leaders” to challenge incumbent Bill de Blasio, says John Gizzi, White House correspondent for Newsmax who cites unnamed sources in local Democratic and media circles and suggests that Mrs. Clinton’s famous “inner circle” is intrigued by the whole idea of Madame Mayor.
“If she ran, she’d win,” one insider told Mr. Gizzi.
Well, who knows? Perhaps former President Bill Clinton will get to serve as a “first gentleman” after all. And if President-elect Donald Trump establishes a Manhattan White House of sorts at Trump Tower, the dynamics could be most interesting. The news media is keen on the notion of “Mayor Clinton”; a dozen major reports addressing the possibilities have appeared in the last 24 hours. It’s not a new idea, however. Convinced she was an ideal candidate, Michael Bloomberg - once Big Apple mayor himself - contacted Mrs. Clinton in 2012 and urged her to enter the race the following year, according to The New York Times. What about residency requirements?
I hope so, then NYC could have a change to elect a republican pro-Trump mayor, what could be better than after losing the presidency to Trump she also loses the biggest USA city and give it to Trump party, under a republican pro-Trump then NYC could have more easy time implementing immigration laws.
The Clintons have become a toxic name, they destroy everything they touch.
Lets hope she runs.
01-06-2017 03:51 PM
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A few idiots on my Facebook newsfeed mentioned that Hillary apparently got a standing ovation at The Color Purple this afternoon. A sustained one too. So? The fact that they actually think your average American cares what Broadway thinks is pretty stunning to me.
Bring on 2018 - with, hopefully, sharply modified voting populations in Nevada, California, and Colorado. The salt flow will keep coming for quite a while.
01-08-2017 09:00 PM
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(01-08-2017 09:00 PM)stugatz Wrote: A few idiots on my Facebook newsfeed mentioned that Hillary apparently got a standing ovation at The Color Purple this afternoon. A sustained one too. So? The fact that they actually think your average American cares what Broadway thinks is pretty stunning to me.
Bring on 2018 - with, hopefully, sharply modified voting populations in Nevada, California, and Colorado. The salt flow will keep coming for quite a while.
This is the pattern of lefty and liberal politics, doing and saying what you know will give you point around particular people. Hillary knows people in Broadway will cheer for her, is similar to what happens in Hollywood, being left leaning will give you points among people in Hollywood just like Meryl Streep did during the Golden Globes, they see themselves as brave by doing things that literally does involve any danger, giving a anti-Trump speech around Hollywood liberals is the safest and expected to to happens.
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It isn't just about the donations. They are working mad-dash style to the finish line Bleach Bit'ing hardrives and burning documents left and right. The incoming administration may very well push harder on the open investigation. They're probably already moving the money off-shore and getting rid of the last of the evidence. Hopefully the forensic investigators will be able to put together the money trail and the abuse.
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