Random Politics & Religion #14

dig up a real candidate worth electing in 2020

That was the joke!

Hmm.... The Obamas and Elizabeth Warren have supposedly deleted years of tweets from Hillary Clinton, and Warren has unfollowed her.

Ouch.

This might sound silly cause it's just twitter, but it might actually be sign of something much bigger...

Yeah, and that poll even uses a 10-point Democrat party ID advantage.

I have come to the terms that I have to be a good republican this time around and vote for Hillary. She'll no doubt be a terrible president, we gain more seats in the house in senate in two years, then can nominate anyone other than Trump and mop the floor with her in 4 yours. Trump is simply too big of a buffoon to represent republicans for 4 years at an international level, it will be disastrous to the GOP brand for decades.

I'm not with her, but I'll give her the rope to hang herself with.

that's my take at the moment anyway.

Hmm.... The Obamas and Elizabeth Warren have supposedly deleted years of tweets from Hillary Clinton, and Warren has unfollowed her.

Ouch.

I was just contemplating this earlier actually.

Trump was one of the few candidates that she could face that would help her win. If anyone more logical, more politically capable or more reasonable/middle had ran instead of trump this year they would have easily beaten her.

You remind me of an editorial I read in the paper today, and I felt it was really spot on. If Clinton wins, it is not her supporters she should thank. Instead, she should thank Trump for being worse than her and pushing republicans in her direction.

Love Trump and let him grope your womens!

A federal judge is ordering the Republican National Committee to detail any agreements it has with Donald Trump's campaign to engage in "ballot security" efforts in connection with next week's election — something the national GOP has been banned from doing for decades without court approval.

The order also instructs the RNC to explain by 5 p.m. Tuesday what Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway and GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence were talking about in recent comments when they said that Trump's campaign was working closely with the RNC to make sure there is no fraud at the polls.

Newark, N.J.-based U.S. District Court John Vazquez issued the order Monday after the Democratic National Committee went to court last week to allege that the RNC was violating consent decrees from the 1980s settling a case alleging that GOP pollwatchers sought to intimidate minority voters in a practice then known as "caging."

The agreements allow the RNC to organize pollwatchers, but prohibit any effort to intimidate voters as they enter a polling place or to challenge individual voters, except as part of a program approved in advance by the court....

Can he even grope well with those tiny hands though?

Judge orders RNC to detail voter fraud pacts with Trump campaign
Politico

Long and complex, openers:

Donald Trump’s campaign owes a pollster more than three quarters of a million dollars, according to Federal Election Commission (FEC) records. As The Washington Post first reported Monday, the FEC lists a polling expense of $766,756.67 by Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. as a contested debt. The recipient is listed as the research and consulting firm Fabrizio, Lee and Associates, Inc. The Trump campaign hired pollster and Republican strategist Tony Fabrizio in May.

“This is an administrative issue that we're resolving internally,” Jason Miller, a senior communications adviser for the Trump campaign, told the Post.

As the Post notes, Trump has previously faced accusations that he has failed to pay vendors and contractors. The Wall Street Journal described this as a pattern, citing court filings in 33 states and interviews with former business associates who said he owed them money, including a chandelier shop, a curtain maker and a lawyer. USA Today put the number of people who claim Trump stiffed them in the hundreds.

The Republican presidential nominee has defended his sometimes not paying people for work, telling USA Today, “Let’s say that they do a job that’s not good, or a job that they didn’t finish, or a job that was way late. I’ll deduct from their contract, absolutely. That’s what the country should be doing.”

Trump has displayed this attitude at several campaign rallies, such as when he said he wouldn’t pay for services because the lights were too bright or the microphone didn’t work. “I believe in paying, but when somebody does a bad job like this stupid mic, you shouldn’t pay,” he said at a campaign event in January. “And you gotta be tough with your people because they’ll pay, they don’t care. They’ll pay. So we’re not going to pay. I guarantee I’m not paying for this mic.”

Before joining the Trump campaign, Fabrizio worked as a pollster for the presidential campaigns of Senator Bob Dole, Governor Rick Perry and Senator Rand Paul, as well as for many other politicians.

Citing federal filings, the Post said the Trump campaign did not pay Fabrizio until September, months after it hired him, and that the campaign owes the firm $55,300 in addition to the contested debt.

A representative for Fabrizio, Lee and Associates did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

KN what are you doing?
You are defending Donald trump's finances.

You're worlds above wasting your time on this crap man.