Ole hop-along is upset hitlary isn't up by double digits in each state

[Patriot Guard Rider]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10028249464

TheMastersNemesis (5,967 posts)

The Fact That Hilary Is Not Up Dbl Digits In Every State Embarrassing. Reveals Sickness In US
Trump is so bad and the GOP is so bad Hillary should be set to win all 50 states by a wide margin. Any vote for Trump supports racism, misogyny, bigotry et al. We should be ashamed that Trump is even on any ballot anywhere. We reveal who we are in this campaign. And we are NOT great as a nation in this manner.

One thing about Trump is he has brought out the part of the population that really is un American no matter how many flags they wave. The question is how we have gotten to this point.

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putitinD (570 posts)
1. Republican voters are not thinkers, they just blindly follow what the party tells

them to do.

The irony drops thicker than a malted shake with this one.

[franksolich]

Hmmmm.

ol' Bob doesn't seem as worked up today, as he's been on other days.

<<<bets his wife Clara Belle upped his tranquilizers.

[Carl]

vlyons (1,620 posts)
2. Just shows we have to get serious in the mid-terms

We need to especially focus on the state gov and legislature races. The reason the Republicans have so many idiots voting for them is because they gerrymandered the map after the last census. Republican state legislatures have cut cut cut funding for public education and actively tried to destroy teacher unions and tenure for college faculty. Pretty hard to have informed electorate, when no one teaches critical thinking anymore.

Huh?

[Patriot Guard Rider]

Pretty hard to have informed electorate, when no one teaches critical thinking anymore.

Well you liberal idiots decided that self-esteem, safe spaces, gender studies and protesting were more important than like, you know, thinking and learning.

[SVPete]

vlyons (1,620 posts)
... Republican state legislatures have cut cut cut funding for public education and actively tried to destroy teacher unions and tenure for college faculty. Pretty hard to have informed electorate, when no one teaches critical thinking anymore.

vl needs to use prog talking-points more skillfully. Combining the Rs-cut-teachers'-salaries talking point with the nobody-teaches-critical-thinking-anymore results in vl defending the salaries of the people who don't teach critical thinking.

IOW, about what one would expect of some one who doesn't know what critical thinking is.

[BlueStateSaint]

vl needs to use prog talking-points more skillfully.

Remember where this post is, Pete . . .

[SVPete]

Remember where this post is, Pete . . .

If vl's a product of recent public "education", (s)he's an argument for scrapping it.

[landofconfusion80]

If vl's a product of recent public "education", (s)he's an argument for scrapping it.

My wife was at a pumpkin patch with her home school group. The lady operating the hay ride apologized to some public school teachers because it was taking awhile.  The public school teacher remarked "those home schoolers have to make a lesson out of everything...."

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[Gina]

TheMastersNemesis (5,967 posts)

The Fact That Hilary Is Not Up Dbl Digits In Every State Embarrassing. Reveals Sickness In US
Trump is so bad and the GOP is so bad Hillary should be set to win all 50 states by a wide margin. Any vote for Trump supports racism, misogyny, bigotry et al. We should be ashamed that Trump is even on any ballot anywhere. We reveal who we are in this campaign. And we are NOT great as a nation in this manner.

One thing about Trump is he has brought out the part of the population that really is un American no matter how many flags they wave. The question is how we have gotten to this point.

Sooooooo y'all are incompetent pathological liars and lawbreakers? I mean you are supporting Hillary Clinton, right?

[SVPete]

My wife was at a pumpkin patch with her home school group. The lady operating the hay ride apologized to some public school teachers because it was taking awhile.  The public school teacher remarked "those home schoolers have to make a lesson out of everything...."

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A field trip is for learning? What a shock! The comment reveals a lot more about the PS environment than perhaps the teacher intended. If the purpose of the PS field trip was to take the kids on a hayride, it would've been better for the kids' families to do that.

Your (your wife and you) investment in your kids will "pay off" immensely!

[SVPete]

Sooooooo y'all are incompetent pathological liars and lawbreakers? I mean you are supporting Hillary Clinton, right?

"Stilton Jarlsberg"! 

[landofconfusion80]

A field trip is for learning? What a shock! The comment reveals a lot more about the PS environment than perhaps the teacher intended. If the purpose of the PS field trip was to take the kids on a hayride, it would've been better for the kids' families to do that.

Your (your wife and you) investment in your kids will "pay off" immensely!

Oh, we have a pretty decent plan for them. Got them invested in taxable accounts so they aren't tied to college with a 529 account.  They'll start community college at 16 giving them a 2 year jump on ps kids. We will be pushing them for GI bill or national guard to cover their college and protect the taxable account if they so choose. It's all very fluid, but they will have choice in the matter

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[SVPete]

Oh, we have a pretty decent plan for them. Got them invested in taxable accounts so they aren't tied to college with a 529 account.  They'll start community college at 16 giving them a 2 year jump on ps kids. We will be pushing them for GI bill or national guard to cover their college and protect the taxable account if they so choose. It's all very fluid, but they will have choice in the matter

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Concurrent enrollment at a JC is a good thing. Our kids did that in (homeschool) high school. The only frustration was that the number of hours/credits per semester was limited. Our youngest took the California High School Proficiency Exam at age 16 so she could take the hours and classes she wanted. My middle did half of his college work at the JC, and then transferred as a junior to the state university.

General Education credits and lower level credits toward a major don't mean a whit more if they are earned at a pricey state or private university. And having an AA or AS from a JC bypasses any employers' concerns about a high school diploma from a private homeschool or a GED diploma if your kids go that route (our kids did the CHSPE because CA employers, by law, must recognize a CHSPE diploma as legally equivalent to a high school diploma).

[landofconfusion80]

Concurrent enrollment at a JC is a good thing. Our kids did that in (homeschool) high school. The only frustration was that the number of hours/credits per semester was limited. Our youngest took the California High School Proficiency Exam at age 16 so she could take the hours and classes she wanted. My middle did half of his college work at the JC, and then transferred as a junior to the state university.

General Education credits and lower level credits toward a major don't mean a whit more if they are earned at a pricey state or private university. And having an AA or AS from a JC bypasses any employers' concerns about a high school diploma from a private homeschool or a GED diploma if your kids go that route (our kids did the CHSPE because CA employers, by law, must recognize a CHSPE diploma as legally equivalent to a high school diploma).

I might be picking your brain on some of this if that'd be alright.  I'm sure my plan above could use some fine tuning

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[Ralph Wiggum]

Seriously, whose mole is The Masters Nemesis?  The posts are getting almost over the top.

[BadCat]

Considering the massive amounts of $$ the serial liar is spending on advertising compared to DJT, and the fact that almost every poll is oversampling dims, he should be really worried.  Really worried.

[BlueStateSaint]

Considering the massive amounts of $$ the serial liar is spending on advertising compared to DJT, and the fact that almost every poll is oversampling dims, he should be really worried.  Really worried.

Yes, he should be.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-25/michael-moore-trumps-election-will-be-biggest-****-you-ever-recorded-human-history

[98ZJUSMC]

vlyons (1,620 posts)
2. Just shows we have to get serious in the mid-terms

We need to especially focus on the state gov and legislature races. The reason the Republicans have so many idiots voting for them is because they gerrymandered the map after the last census. Republican state legislatures have cut cut cut funding for public education and actively tried to destroy teacher unions and tenure for college faculty. Pretty hard to have informed electorate, when no one teaches critical thinking anymore.[/quote]


You're pushing the boundaries of retardation.

Proud?

[landofconfusion80]

I'm more interested that the primitive is nailing public education over not teaching critical thinking anymore

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[SVPete]

vlyons (1,620 posts)
2. ... The reason the Republicans have so many idiots voting for them is because they gerrymandered the map after the last census.

This grade of stupid should be painful. Gerrymandering can affect the balance of district-based bodies like the House of Reps. The Senate and the Presidency are not affected by it, however, because gerrymandering cannot affect how people vote.

[Ralph Wiggum]

vlyons (1,620 posts)
2. Just shows we have to get serious in the mid-terms

We need to especially focus on the state gov and legislature races. The reason the Republicans have so many idiots voting for them is because they gerrymandered the map after the last census. Republican state legislatures have cut cut cut funding for public education and actively tried to destroy teacher unions and tenure for college faculty. Pretty hard to have informed electorate, when no one teaches critical thinking anymore.


You're pushing the boundaries of retardation.

Proud?

DUmmies have crossed the Rubicon of retarded posts since day one of the site.

[Karin]

Here's today's rant.  He's sputtering:

TheMastersNemesis (6,022 posts)
Tuesday, Nov 1, 2016 10:24 a.m.

It Is Going To Be ONE HELL OF A WEEK .


   
Just cannot look at polls. The only poll that matters is election day. I am sure Hillary will win. But all the bullshit is torture. The fact that so many Americans would vote for an insane psychopath for president is just too much. I will never forgive any of them. And I do not want to be around or nice to any Trumper I run into personally.

The more I hear of Trump speeches and the crowd reaction the more furious I get. They are nothing but Trumpster trash and white trash. Green teeth an stupid.
 

 

[franksolich]

Here's today's rant.  He's sputtering:

 

You know, I wonder why ol' Bob cares so much.

It seems an unhealthy obsession of his, and perhaps he should seek help.

[Carl]

Bob seems to have lost a step with his rantings.

[Karin]

TheMastersNemesis (6,023 posts)

None Of The Clinton Scandals Were Ever Real. All Cooked Up & Fostered By MSM.
   
Bill Clinton's escapade in the White House was the worst thing except it was not that big a deal compared to what GOPPER leaders were doing. Bill was judged by a separate standard as were other Democrats who got in trouble over their private sex lives.

Other than what Bill Clinton involved himself in the Clinton's have not really been corrupt. If anything they have found a way to give the GOP ammunition in some ways.

Voters as a whole are just plain stupid rubes who can be manipulated easily. And this election is just like a lot of others. Now we know how we ended up with Reagan, Bush I and Bush II. Trump should not be close anywhere.