2016 U.S. Presidential Race Megathread Mark 2.

frostyjacks wrote: »

That's pure conjecture. He said he'd be dating her when she's 20 i.e. when she's a grown woman, nothing dirty or sinister about that, unless you think people should only date others the same as themselves. Didn't mention anything about her looks, unless you have another video none of us have seen. Girl could have been overweight and he would still have made the same comment.

Surely that last sentence of your's is conjecture? His comment to her about dating her was made while looking at her during her pre-teenage years, which isn't a matter of conjecture. While he possibly might imagine, in his mind, that he was offering the girl a form of compliment when he passed the comment, it's possible that she might have thought "eugh, you dirty old man" in her mind.

aloyisious wrote: »

Surely that last sentence of your's is conjecture? His comment to her about dating her was made while looking at her during her pre-teenage years, which isn't a matter of conjecture. While he possibly might imagine, in his mind, that he was offering the girl a form of compliment when he passed the comment, it's possible that she might have thought "eugh, you dirty old man" in her mind.

Conjecture is allowed if it is pro Trump. Though I am sure Trump was simply attracted to the little girl's personality. People will go to any lengths to defend this sicko.

Let's remind ourselves, what's the party of the guy who said, "Feelings are just as valid as facts"?

I'll give you guys a clue - it's the same party which endorses conversion therapy and teaching the Bible as fact in public schools.

oscarBravo wrote: »

There's a certain amount of mask-slipping going on with all this talk of alpha males. Which is all the more amusing, considering the man who coined the term (in the context of wolf packs) has utterly repudiated it.

Just out of curiosity, I looked up the usage of the term and found out about L. David Mech's work and his repudiation of the term, which anyone reading this thread can watch below:

The last two nights I've listened to Donald trump seems to have turned to it's all a set up and the whole election is rigged. To me that sounds like he's getting the excuse ready before the election.

There's a press conference going on right now with one of trumps accusers. She's recounting the story of trumps attempt to assault her.

Its worth noting that she's being represented by Gloria Allred. A feared lawyer. She's represented women in many high profile assault cases. The boll Cosby accusers for instance . she doesn't take frivolous cases.

This must be the final nail in the coffin for trumps presidential campaign.

I mean as it looks likely that trump will lose. Where does the GOP go from here ? I mean I know some of them have disendorsed him recently but will voters forget that they rode the losing horse nearly to the finish line ?

Itssoeasy wrote: »

The first link isn't available in my area apparently. That Scottie Hughes should get an award for staying on message.

She collects the paycheque.

http://www.270towin.com/maps/eXxDj

Very possible

Probably the quote of the year nearly ending from Don: persons working for the New York Times are not journalists, they're lobbyists for Carlos Slim and Hillary Clinton. On RTE TV news a clip of the latest from him popped up with that. Ah, he's blaming the Mexicans again, a major stockholder of the NY Times is a Mexican Billionaire and is responsible for what's happening.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

http://www.270towin.com/maps/eXxDj

Very possible

She's up in Ohio, Virginia, Florida, and North Carolina

It's possible, but so are aliens.

It's hard to see him winning North Carolina, given everything going on in the state this year. I think it will be blue. Virginia is a toss up and so is Ohio.

As for Florida it really depends. Floridians have not forgotten 2000, and Trump makes George W Bush look like Ronald Reagan. And that vote came down to a few hundred votes in a country whose ballots had misleading hanging chads which has already been the subject of a decade of begrudgery so let's not get into the details. Sufficient however to say that my hunch would be that the state goes blue from a strong showing of liberal demographics; Republican Governor Rick Scott has not been a great mascot for the GOP recently and that will go a long way to not helping.