(09-02-2016 08:49 AM)philosophical_recovery Wrote: Turns out he deleted his own account:
Says he had to get rid of everything that was discussed in the last 24 hours.
Hmmm. Wonder why. Seems like he's been getting legal threats from other people involved in the emails.
The dude on the far left is the epitome of amused confidence, the bearded SJW just sits there like a good cuck taking his punishment, then the bitch host calls an audible for a "fact check on the fly" (wtf?) to the Hispanic, who begrudgingly confirms that Bad Ass on the far left is telling the truth.
The look on her face at 1:03-1:12 is priceless. The 1000 Stumped Stare.
(09-02-2016 08:49 AM)philosophical_recovery Wrote: Turns out he deleted his own account:
Says he had to get rid of everything that was discussed in the last 24 hours.
Hmmm. Wonder why. Seems like he's been getting legal threats from other people involved in the emails.
Unstated in this article is Shrillary can't handle the rigors of the campaign. Because of her failing health, she has not the stamina to be out there every day campaigning.
By Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 09/03/16 06:09 AM EDT
Hillary Clinton is facing questions about her campaign strategy as Donald Trump laps her on the trail and tightening polls show an increasingly competitive presidential race.
The Democratic nominee nearly vanished from the campaign trail in August to attend high-end private fundraisers and to prepare for the first presidential debate on Sept. 26.
At times it has appeared that Clinton believes she can run out the clock against Trump, who fell in the polls after a disastrous stretch following the Democratic convention.
But while Clinton remains the heavy favorite, Trump has rebounded in some national and battleground polls taken in late August.
In that time, controversy has exploded over Clinton Foundation ties to the State Department. A steady drip of developments surrounding Clinton’s use of a private email server also persists, punctuated by Friday’s release by the FBI of documents pertaining to its investigation into her email set-up.
Those controversies have dragged Clinton’s already-dismal approval rating to new lows and have kept her from slamming the door shut on Trump.
“It used to look like Clinton should just spend the fall at the International Space Station watching Trump implode, but it raises the question of whether you can disappear from the campaign trail without it having some effect,” said Marquette University pollster Charles Franklin, whose Wisconsin survey found Clinton’s favorability declining across every metric.
Clinton has gone days between events in some cases and hasn’t given a press conference in more than 270 days, a fact that Republicans have been eager to highlight.
The press has badgered Clinton’s running mate Tim Kaine and other top surrogates, Vice President Biden among them, about Clinton’s whereabouts and why she has kept such a low profile with the election only two months away.
“I don’t think anyone can tell her story as well as she can, so she needs to be out there telling it,” said Democrat Nina Turner, a former top spokesperson for Bernie Sanders. “You have to face the voters if you want them to vote for you. You have to be out there talking to them and engaging with them and having real conversations and dialogue.”
As Clinton has been off the grid, Trump has been ubiquitous and is increasingly engaging in high-stakes gambits meant to get him back into the race.
Over a wild 36-hour stretch this week, Trump held a rally in deep-blue Washington, jetted to Mexico for a meeting with president Enrique Pena Nieto, hop-scotched to Arizona for a speech on immigration with the families of citizens who were slain by illegal immigrants, and then buzzed through Ohio for two campaign events.
Clinton only emerged this week to address the American Legion’s national convention in a speech about “American exceptionalism” that received perfunctory coverage by the press and passed with little notice.
Meanwhile, a Washington Post/ABC News survey released this week found Clinton’s image hitting its lowest point in her 25 years of public life.
Clinton’s popularity has also plunged in surveys of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania – Rust Belt states that represent Trump’s best path to the White House.
“The only time she’s been in the headlines it’s been about the Clinton Foundation or the next round of emails or, God-forbid, the Anthony Weiner saga,” Franklin said. “She needs to get out a more positive message, like she had during the week of the convention. It shows that if you don’t steadily reinforce that, things can rapidly move against you.”
Clinton’s allies remain confident.
While the polls have tightened to their pre-convention levels, Clinton maintains a modest national lead and is running ahead of Trump in the swing-states that will determine the outcome on Election Day.
Democrats note that Clinton has been raising enormous sums of money – an eye-popping $143 million in August alone – that they say will help her bury Trump in the fall.
And polls show that Trump’s time alone in the spotlight hasn’t helped him. He’s only gained because of Clinton’s weakness, not because the public is viewing him more favorably.
Some Democrats say they’re at ease with the Clinton flying under the radar, believing that Trump is making a fool of himself with his minority outreach and what they view as desperation plays, like the press conference in Mexico City.
“It’s good for her to step aside while he’s swinging wildly,” said David Goodfriend, a former aide in Bill Clinton’s White House. “Once he’s done flailing she’ll knock his block off.”
Clinton will make her first public appearance in five days at Labor Day festivals in Ohio and Illinois on Monday.
She has an event planned in Tampa Bay on Tuesday, and will participate in a town hall event with veterans Wednesday on MSBNC, that Trump will also take part in.
In addition, Clinton plans to move off her private personal jet to travel on a larger plane with some members of the press beginning on Monday.
One campaign official told The Hill they always expected polls to tighten as November inched closer, but that they have several key advantages in the weeks going forward.
The Clinton campaign will rely heavily on its deep bench of surrogates, which includes President Obama, Vice President Biden, and Sen. Bernie Sanders, who will make his debut in New Hampshire on Monday.
The official said the campaign will continue to portray Trump as unfit to lead, a message they say is working.
And they will kick off the post Labor Day stretch by focusing on an issue they say Trump knows little about: Foreign policy.
“She needs to come back out after Labor Day and make this about the compare and contrast between herself and Trump,” one confidant told The Hill.
Some of that, allies say, will come into play during the first debate. They say Clinton has made the most of her time off the trail by pouring through briefing books and working with adviser on her stagecraft.
According to one surrogate: “She'll be driving the suitability question which is an important metric for a lot of undecided voters.”
(09-02-2016 08:49 AM)philosophical_recovery Wrote: Turns out he deleted his own account:
Says he had to get rid of everything that was discussed in the last 24 hours.
Hmmm. Wonder why. Seems like he's been getting legal threats from other people involved in the emails.
Here is the link for deleted tweets. From my brief reading of his tweets from theralphretort, he was look at the campaign's mentioning Satanism and Rothschild.
(09-02-2016 08:49 AM)philosophical_recovery Wrote: Turns out he deleted his own account:
Says he had to get rid of everything that was discussed in the last 24 hours.
Hmmm. Wonder why. Seems like he's been getting legal threats from other people involved in the emails.
I'm surprised a legit press person posted that, but I bet she thought it was a major rumor that she could be the first to expose, but then realized if it turns out wrong, she will look really bad or she probably pissed off her sources inside. That is most likely why she deleted it so quickly.
I cannot see Hillary dropping out over the FBI release from yesterday. Very few mentions of possible stroke from anyone major MSM wise as well. No one can know what the real reaction will be like on Tuesday. Monday is a holiday, so the garbage FBI held this as long as possible to avoid heat from the MSM, Congress, or both.
Is it possible that she and her strategists discussed the possibility of a drop out and switch with another Democrat during a meeting this weekend? Possible. That might have been what her source told her. Surely they may have discussed all possible avenues if the reaction is too much to deal with, using typical rhetoric.
I'd say it's too much of a long shot at this point.
Put a maga hat on her, and I'd bang her with freedom boner.
I sort of have to wonder about the people working directly around Hillary during this campaign. Are they working around her because they actually like her and think she would make a great president? They just want the experience? They hope to be chosen for white house staff after she is anointed, err, elected?
edit, ok the above tweet is clearly fake, it has "favorites" instead of likes, and twitter switched to 'likes' a year ago apparently.
The debate moderators will do everything they can to cover for her, and all of the pundits from the major networks will say that she won the debates. Honestly, the debate on foreign policy in particular could be a problem for Hillary if she says we need to bring in more muslim refugeees
The funniest thing about the email scandal is it proves Hillary didn't do a lick of work during her time as Secretary of State. All she did was shoot the shit and rake in money for her foundation. Liberal entitlement on full display! Meanwhile Trump was busting his ass getting famous on TV and making billions.