Anyone Watching Trump and Clinton at the Catholic Event?

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allvol123 said:
No they aren't. Your drivel is lunacy. If they were power 5 football teams, they'd be Purdue and Kansas.

You're voting for the wife of a former President. That vote means you have an IQ of 12 or worse.
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Right.
 
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volinbham said:
Sorry I don't know what it's called.

Trump is speaking and he went from great jokes (roast like) including shots at Hillary to cringe worthy attacks cloaked as jokes.

Typical Trump - doing great then keeps talking.

Will be interesting to see what Hillary says.
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Trump got booed by the priests when he said "corrupt". :clap:
 
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volprof said:
They should feel an air of supremacy. Out of the two major candidates, they're the only ones voting for a candidate that pays income taxes, tells the truth at least sometimes, acts presidential, has some composure, has some modicum of respect for the fundamentals of American democracy, and is sane.
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Fitting, you just described Imelda Marcos.
 
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***RoadVol*** said:
So you would cut your nose off to spite your face? Neither candidate is worth a crap but just remember the old saying "better the devil you know than the devil you don't". We know what she is. We don't have a clue about him.
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Not this time. Sometimes the devil (Clinton) you know is too far gone to trump.
 
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red butler said:
I disagree. If this election cycle has proven anything, it's that the media will cover up almost any Hillary corruption. If they do report anything, it's for about 3 minutes and heavily downplayed. If Trump gets elected, we know "journalists" will do their job of keeping the government in check (at least the executive branch). I think we can survive a Trump presidency and may be even stronger after it. I'm not sure we can survive another secretive/covered-up corrupt administration. I'm not being partisan either. I'm talking about the last 30 years.
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They have it down to an art - first the breaking news - the almost 10 min s**t storm covering Trumps's latest gaffes maybe padded with building being blown up or flooded or whatever, followed by the feel good news. They work Hiliary in as a transition but the bad has mostly blown over and the shock effect has died down - all made to look like Trump is the storm and Hiliary is the following calm.
 
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The thing is, had he cut it off at around 9 minutes or so, he would have been fine. He had some zingers in there that the crowd appreciated. But he turned it into a campaign speech.

Sometimes you stop when the getting is good. Trump has yet to (and likely never will) learn that.
 
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Grand Vol said:
Sometimes you stop when the getting is good. Trump has yet to (and likely never will) learn that.
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It's been his modus operandi for the entirety of this cycle. We all know he's going to sabotage himself, only a matter of when. Some of it seems intentional.
 
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volprof said:
They should feel an air of supremacy. Out of the two major candidates, they're the only ones voting for a candidate that pays income taxes, tells the truth at least sometimes, acts presidential, has some composure, has some modicum of respect for the fundamentals of American democracy, and is sane.
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You have lost your mf mind worse than usual this time.
 
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gcbvol said:
It's been his modus operandi for the entirety of this cycle. We all know he's going to sabotage himself, only a matter of when. Some of it seems intentional.
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One really has to wonder what his true intentions were. Is he the dog that caught the car and once he got a mouthful of bumper was like, "oh s***!"? You just don't say and do the things he has if you're a serious candidate. If some of it isn't intentional, he has a serious lack of situational awareness.
 
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