Did you get a six-foot-eight Indian to throw a hydro control panel through the window for you?Much better since I escaped the asylum.
Icarus27k; said:
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This is actually what most Democrats think. Their opponents are destroying themselves in unbelievable fashion with no sign of it stopping soon. Why is this happening? The prevailing view is the Republicans have for years encouraged right-wing craziness and it's now out of control, like Frankenstein's monster.
Neocons inherently believe in getting rid of government.
Well this is what that looks like lol
Penile size? really?
I suppose a Clinton Coronation is preferred by the Democrats rather than letting the people decide.
Super Delegates anyone?
You must really be nervous that Trump might actually win the nomination .Is it just possible that you think Trump might just have a better chance to beat Hillary than Cruz .![]()
yup - they sure are all in stitches
Didn't you know? Liberals always think they know better than you.
Penile size? really?
Absolutely. And all conservatives are religious fanatics.Didn't you know? Liberals always think they know better than you.
You must really be nervous that Trump might actually win the nomination .Is it just possible that you think Trump might just have a better chance to beat Hillary than Cruz .
Absolutely. And all conservatives are religious fanatics.
Who will be the third party ?He will defeat all others in the campaign. This will set up a three party contest in November.
So go for it, Chump, eh, Trump!
They are not called CONselfservatives for nothing.
The conservatives in Canada got too complacent that a flashy dude like Trudeau couldn't possibly win an election and now we are paying for it...He will defeat all others in the campaign. This will set up a three party contest in November.
So go for it, Chump, eh, Trump!
They are not called CONselfservatives for nothing.
And they don't like democracy... which is why they have Super Delegates for their primaries.
On February 12, 2016, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, chair of the Democratic National Committee, was asked by CNN's Jake Tapper,
"What do you tell voters who are new to the process who say this makes them feel like it's all rigged?"
Schultz's response was, "Unpledged delegates exist really to make sure that party leaders and elected officials don't have to be in a position where they are running against grass-roots activists."
This clarification was hailed by Clinton supporters as a wise policy to maintain steady, experienced governance, and derided by Sanders supporters as the establishment thwarting the will of the people
This sounds quite frucked. Why would they not want a grass-roots movement?
Absolutely! If the Republicans had the same set up why good ol JEB could be the front runner!Of course, he's not grass roots, but if the Republicans had the same system they could decide to quash Trump even if he was the lead vote getter should they decide that Trump is not who they want.