Fox News played commercial over the speech by the Muslim man whose son was killed

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DancingOutlaw said:
So this election has the most unqualified candidate ever AND the most qualified candidate ever.

And the polls are statistically tied.

Doesn't say much for the gap between most and least.
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Well at least there is no question about Trump or Clintons citizenship or birth certificate legitimacy. Unlike....
 
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I don't know. There's a rumor gaining traction that Trump may have simply emerged from a toilet in the mid 40's in Queens.
 
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DC_Vol said:
RE Romney: newsflash, Trump and Clinton are both detached from the lives of average Americans. It's just not the chosen angle to take on Trump. Thy have better material.

And I guarantee you that there wouldn't have been an issue finding an angle to - even manufacture one (like with Romney) - to go after any of the GOP candidates.

i won't go into the tactics that are used in this post, but the tactics are always the same. The avenue is where the difference is.
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Remember Hillary not driving a car since the 1990's? Or if she is around black people she carries hot sauce in her purse?
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeZQ5VROfBE[/youtube]

I think HRC is way more detached than most realize.
 
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volprof said:
I was a Kasich supporter from the start. Like, September last year. Kasich would kick Clinton's behind like no one's business. Unfortunately, he was "too low energy," as Small Hands would put it. He admittedly lacked the verve necessary to win the zealots of the primaries over. Couple that with the fact that the speed and rapidity of communication has made it just the perfect time for a demagogue like Trump to take power (we're a purely emotional society now, rather than a rational one), and Kasich's "low energy" never stood a chance.

The funny thing is (and "funny" as in "we all lose" kind of funny) that Trump and Clinton are the only two losers that could possibly lose to one another.

My gut, and it is esteemed, tells me that Trump wins. I really do. I think he wins. One good thing about that is that I may regain my faith in God, because I'm going to need it. There will never have been a more unqualified president in our nation's history. The man is simply mentally unfit to do the job, I don't care what his business record may or may not be. The corporate world is not the public service world. The two do not go hand-in-hand, and success in one does not make one unquestionably qualified for success in the other.
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I liked you better as a liberal 😂
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
I think HRC is way more detached than most realize.
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It serves as a good illustration of how insincere the criticism of Romney was. And there are still Rs who discuss that point as if it was valid.

It's not necessarily their fault. The tactics of the left to achieve these types of brandings are long sighted, well executed, and very effective. And of course while it was already obvious in the past, we now understand through hard evidence the media's role in executing the strategy.
 
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joevol320 said:
Hey Lawgaytor. your marxist networks did not show the benghazi widows or the widows killed by your illegal aliens. they all went to commercials or decided to show the talking heads.

so please spare us with your silly soap box rant.
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Joe - LG is outraged. And the Gator is going to come a Volunteer site and let everyone know about it. Don't try to push him off his outrage box.
 
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i still don't understand a gator coming to a tennessee forum. it must not reflect well for gator forums, but then again, he is a lawyer so that gives me concern for the quality of this forum.
 
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DC_Vol said:
So many people getting worked up over what Trump MIGHT do. The same people have selectively forgotten what Hillary HAS done.
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Really good point that is overlooked a lot when discussing Trump's rhetoric. Still, we should not let it excuse some of the very stupid things he says.
 
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joevol320 said:
i still don't understand a gator coming to a tennessee forum. it must not reflect well for gator forums, but then again, he is a lawyer so that gives me concern for the quality of this forum.
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The past 11 years, it's been very understandable that Uf fans hang out on UT forums. It'll be a natural flush of cleansing after this year.
 
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mrorange211 said:
Really good point that is overlooked a lot when discussing Trump's rhetoric. Still, we should not let it excuse some of the very stupid things he says.
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hillary will continued obama's policies. she'll just charge more for her services.
 
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mrorange211 said:
Really good point that is overlooked a lot when discussing Trump's rhetoric. Still, we should not let it excuse some of the very stupid things he says.
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I'm genuinely concerned by some of Trumps comments and even more so by his often childish, petulant behavior.

Yet I find it equally disturbing that Trumps comments get the bulk of attention when the current state of the world is considered. It's on fire and unrest is growing. some of that rests at the feet of the Obama administration where Hillary ran state. It's rarely part of the discussion.
 
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DC_Vol said:
I'm genuinely concerned by some of Trumps comments and even more so by his often childish, petulant behavior.

Yet I find it equally disturbing that Trumps comments get the bulk of attention when the current state of the world is considered. It's on fire and unrest is growing. some of that rests at the feet of the Obama administration where Hillary ran state. It's rarely part of the discussion.
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No, I completely agree with you. All Chuck Todd wanted to talk about yesterday on Meet the Press were Trump's comments. So did George on This Week. There is a definite lack of concern it seems for Clinton's actual policies and their effects, in regards to Trump's bombastic statements.

I don't necessarily believe that the media is complicit in sheltering Clinton, but it's more Trump's style that pushes ratings upwards so they obviously include more stories about him because it makes them more $. It's dangeruous of course, but the media is a business.
 
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mrorange211 said:
No, I completely agree with you. All Chuck Todd wanted to talk about yesterday on Meet the Press were Trump's comments. So did George on This Week. There is a definite lack of concern it seems for Clinton's actual policies and their effects, in regards to Trump's bombastic statements.

I don't necessarily believe that the media is complicit in sheltering Clinton, but it's more Trump's style that pushes ratings upwards so they obviously include more stories about him because it makes them more $. It's dangeruous of course, but the media is a business.
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that is not accurate. they will be as big of a cheerleader is did with obama.
 
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mrorange211 said:
I don't necessarily believe that the media is complicit in sheltering Clinton, but it's more Trump's style that pushes ratings upwards so they obviously include more stories about him because it makes them more $. It's dangeruous of course, but the media is a business.
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This I don't agree with. Wasn't Chuck Todd directly tied to the DNC email scandal? I believe I remember him being the network point man to ensure Hillary was being treated nice. I don't believe there is any longer plausible deniability to the cosy relationship between the media and the DNC. They even use the terms propaganda in their correspondence.

The media glorification of the DNC and the candidate poll along with the overt shaming of the RNC and their candidate pool is a primary pillar of the Democrats strategy to win elections.
 
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UTCVol said:
Is this the part where I mention Benghazi in reference to "sacrifices" Hillary has made? She lives in an ivory tower as well and probably hasn't made a financial or personal sacrifice in decades.

Trump took the low road of mocking the Khans instead of keeping his mouth shut - again. No sacrifice he has made (if he actually has made any) can compare to the loss of this family. This is a fantastic example of a time where Trump's paper thin skin and lack of a filter hurt him, because these comments can't be defended without deflecting to Hillary.

And yes, Hillary is also a despicable warmonger who treats her peons like ragdolls. At least she had the sense to not hurl spitballs at a grieving mother who was also used as a convention prop. Doesn't make her a better person - just more politically savvy.
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She had already done that, repeatedly.
 
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Septic said:
You have a gift of saying so much, so often with so little substance. You and Trump have more in common than you thought.
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Just correcting your inconsistencies. You have the ability to gloss over facts as if they were scratches in clear coat.
 
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