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On February 10 2016 09:00 Cowboy64 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2016 08:52 GreenHorizons wrote:Also, there are many who feel voting should be made more difficult, not less. Yeah, people who prefer obedient idiots over educated voters. Then your goal should be education, not turn-out-the-vote programs designed to bring uneducated voters en massé to the voting booths. I'll be honest about my intentions: I think bringing the voting age above 25 and requiring a state-issued ID would prevent a lot of uninformed, uneducated, reliably Democrat voters from engaging in the process. The drive for amnesty is at least 95% about bringing in more of these types of voters for the Democrats, so I feel no qualms about engaging in voter-control wars. My proposal would just have the added bonus of bringing up the average education of the voter. So it should satisfy your concerns. edit: I made this sound worse than I originally meant. I don't think voting restrictions for the sake of political gain are okay or acceptable. I do think it is far too easy to vote in this country, and I do think we should require more civic responsibility and effort from our citizens.
It really just sounds like you want less democrats to vote. People are not less educated because they disagree with you.
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the race between Bush and Cruz is the real story here. Both at 11.6% according to WashingtonPost right now 
Clinton apparently also below 40% atm
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Please for the love of god just beat Rubio, Jeb!
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That speech by Clinton was a mess. It was like she was shooting shit at a wall with a high velocity cannon.
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omg Rubio just went down 0.1% :> :> :> :>
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On February 10 2016 11:24 xDaunt wrote:
That speech by Clinton was a mess. It was like she was shooting shit at a wall with a high velocity cannon.
It's really falling apart.
Now she's going to make the case for campaign finance reform while simultaneously claiming she alone is above it's influence.
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On February 10 2016 11:13 ZackAttack wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2016 09:00 Cowboy64 wrote:On February 10 2016 08:52 GreenHorizons wrote:Also, there are many who feel voting should be made more difficult, not less. Yeah, people who prefer obedient idiots over educated voters. Then your goal should be education, not turn-out-the-vote programs designed to bring uneducated voters en massé to the voting booths. I'll be honest about my intentions: I think bringing the voting age above 25 and requiring a state-issued ID would prevent a lot of uninformed, uneducated, reliably Democrat voters from engaging in the process. The drive for amnesty is at least 95% about bringing in more of these types of voters for the Democrats, so I feel no qualms about engaging in voter-control wars. My proposal would just have the added bonus of bringing up the average education of the voter. So it should satisfy your concerns. edit: I made this sound worse than I originally meant. I don't think voting restrictions for the sake of political gain are okay or acceptable. I do think it is far too easy to vote in this country, and I do think we should require more civic responsibility and effort from our citizens. It really just sounds like you want less democrats to vote. People are not less educated because they disagree with you.
That's the plan. Democrats need to be stopped from voting. Why win votes when you can just stop them from voting at all?
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So, I realize I'm late to the party and all, but if tonight goes the way it has been going, I'm 2/2 for predictions so far. Woot.
Politics got less stressful when I stopped worrying about who was right and started being interested in who was winning. #yaynihilism
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We all know it's $27 hahaha
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In the end, it will be Bernie Sanders vs The Don for the presidential seat.
The primary vision in Hillary's campaign is that she is a woman, you can fool girls who can't think for themselves but smart people will say "So what?".
Bernie Sanders' vision is to turn USA into a communism country. Donny's vision is to push capitalism to its apex.
Now it just depends on what Americans wants of their nation.
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On February 10 2016 11:29 GreenHorizons wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2016 11:24 xDaunt wrote:
That speech by Clinton was a mess. It was like she was shooting shit at a wall with a high velocity cannon. It's really falling apart. Now she's going to make the case for campaign finance reform while simultaneously claiming she alone is above it's influence.
Yea that's actually really funny. Hadn't thought of it
Sanders - 59%
Clinton - 38%
This is a fucking walloping. RCP had a +13 point margin for Sanders. Outperformed polls again, winning independents something like 72%-28% against Clinton
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On February 10 2016 11:41 ErectedZenith wrote:
In the end, it will be Bernie Sanders vs The Don for the presidential seat.
The primary vision in Hillary's campaign is that she is a woman, you can fool girls who can't think for themselves but smart people will say "So what?".
Bernie Sanders' vision is to turn USA into a communism country. Donny's vision is to push capitalism to its apex.
Now it just depends on what Americans wants of their nation.
Next comes the proletariat revolution, I guess?
I really don't think what he is advocating is communist, as such. I also rarely hear what Donny's vision actually beyond it will be fantastic and I'll hire guys, you'll never heard of before. They'll be great, way better than the current guys.
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On February 10 2016 11:42 darthfoley wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2016 11:29 GreenHorizons wrote:On February 10 2016 11:24 xDaunt wrote:
That speech by Clinton was a mess. It was like she was shooting shit at a wall with a high velocity cannon. It's really falling apart. Now she's going to make the case for campaign finance reform while simultaneously claiming she alone is above it's influence. Yea that's actually really funny. Hadn't thought of it Sanders - 59% Clinton - 38% This is a fucking walloping. RCP had a +13 point margin for Sanders. Outperformed polls again, winning independents something like 72%-28% against Clinton
We aren't even done yet in NH. That lead could increase. Right now it's 60.5 to 38.4 according to this.
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This like the independents number in NH is one more reason why Bernie is the stronger candidate for the general
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eh, so Carson is indeed going to continue?
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On February 10 2016 11:47 Toadesstern wrote:
eh, so Carson is indeed going to continue?
If he does it's strictly to sell books/stick it to Cruz out of spite.
He still has money coming in and going out they want to spend up that cash before calling an end to it, don't be surprised if it ends abruptly.
Republican Race will be over by super Tuesday though.
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Can't wait for Bernie's autobiography. He's too good
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He gets me every time he talks about his early life/parents. It's one of the few times you can tell how much this means him. Such touching moments
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New Hampshire is clearly feeling dat Bern 
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Ugh. That audio guy is not doing so well for Trump speaking, close to feedback. Fix it, man.
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