Grab them by the PUSSY

[RayThom]

Those good folks at Free The Delegates have come back to life:

Jim -... We're going to explain why most of the "experts" have it wrong and how the RNC can strip Donald Trump of his nomination and replace him with someone capable of defeating Hillary Clinton - even with mere weeks left...

I suppose anything is possible but what would happen to the few votes already cast for Drumpf during early voting and absentee ballots? It would appear those voters would be considered marginalized and suppressed and would surely have a constitutional position to argue.

I think the once Teflon Don has no choice but to go down burning in defeat. I can now see Drumpf pulling an "R. Budd Dwyer" at his victory party in the local high school auditorium.

RNC halts Victory project work for Trump:
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/10/r ... ump-229363

[Lord Jim]

I almost feel sorry for Crazy Rudy...

All the other A List Trumpslators, (most noticeably Kellyanne Conway and Chris Christie) bailed on showing up for scheduled interviews on the Sunday morning news shows, leaving the Rudster to do The Full Ginsberg defending Pussy Grabber Don....

[Burning Petard]

Now we see the two baskets of Trump supporters reacting just as we would expect from Hillary's description of the two baskets.

This conversation between the Donald and Billy Bush was NOT a lewd, vulgar conversation between a couple of men in a 'just us guys' private exchange. They were miked up. They knew thew were being recorded. The Donald confesses to actual sexual assaults. He says one such assault did not go further because the victim had some respect for her marriage vows, unlike the Donald who at that time was less than one year into his third marriage. It includes the summary of values that I would expect from Bill Cosby--you can do this stuff and get away with it when you are a star.

Indeed, some supporters probably would vote for the Donald after he stood on Fifth Avenue shooting people, as he said they would.

snailgate

[BoSoxGal]

Did you watch the insanity of that town hall debate?!

Saw this comparison on twitter:





It was THE most entertaining weekend of politics, ever.

Come to think of it, Donald gets kudos for making this the most entertaining political season EVAH!

[Econoline]

[BoSoxGal]

In all seriousness, it was the lowest politics I've ever seen especially his threats to imprison her if elected, which his mob of rednecks will love. I'm glad she refused to shake his hand to start and sorry she gave in at the end. His press conference before was disgusting as was his performance in the debate and the lies were thick - except the thing he said at the end about Hillary being a fighter and not a quitter.

[BoSoxGal]

Love that, Econo!

[Bicycle Bill]

We can only wish.

-"BB"-

[liberty]

Jeremy Michael Boorda


When the hater is reelected for the third Clinton term, who will die next? Remember Admiral Boorda?


Jeremy Michael Boorda (November 26, 1939 – May 16, 1996) was a United States Navy admiral who served as the 25th Chief of Naval Operations. Boorda is notable for being the first American sailor to have risen through the enlisted ranks to become the Chief of Naval Operations, the highest-ranking billet in the U.S. Navy.

Boorda, a Vietnam War veteran, died in May 1996, at the age of 56, when he committed suicide by shooting himself in the chest. The reason for his suicide was reportedly that he was upset about a media investigation into the legitimacy of his having worn on his uniform two service ribbons with bronze "V" (valor) devices which were generally perceived to indicate heroism in combat. Boorda had earned the two medals during the war represented by the ribbons, but there were questions about whether the two devices on the decorations were authorized. Although Boorda participated in combat situations off the coast of Vietnam and had been given permission to wear the devices, it was determined before and after he died, that he did not meet the Navy's combat requirements to wear the devices. Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices on his uniform almost a year before he died and was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.

[Bicycle Bill]

Jeremy Michael Boorda


When the hater is reelected for the third Clinton term, who will die next? Remember Admiral Boorda?


Jeremy Michael Boorda (November 26, 1939 – May 16, 1996) was a United States Navy admiral who served as the 25th Chief of Naval Operations. Boorda is notable for being the first American sailor to have risen through the enlisted ranks to become the Chief of Naval Operations, the highest-ranking billet in the U.S. Navy.

Boorda, a Vietnam War veteran, died in May 1996, at the age of 56, when he committed suicide by shooting himself in the chest. The reason for his suicide was reportedly that he was upset about a media investigation into the legitimacy of his having worn on his uniform two service ribbons with bronze "V" (valor) devices which were generally perceived to indicate heroism in combat. Boorda had earned the two medals during the war represented by the ribbons, but there were questions about whether the two devices on the decorations were authorized. Although Boorda participated in combat situations off the coast of Vietnam and had been given permission to wear the devices, it was determined before and after he died, that he did not meet the Navy's combat requirements to wear the devices. Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices on his uniform almost a year before he died and was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.

What the fluck does this have to do with Trump and his misogynistic remarks — or anything else, for that matter?

-"BB"-

[liberty]

Jeremy Michael Boorda


When the hater is reelected for the third Clinton term, who will die next? Remember Admiral Boorda?


Jeremy Michael Boorda (November 26, 1939 – May 16, 1996) was a United States Navy admiral who served as the 25th Chief of Naval Operations. Boorda is notable for being the first American sailor to have risen through the enlisted ranks to become the Chief of Naval Operations, the highest-ranking billet in the U.S. Navy.

Boorda, a Vietnam War veteran, died in May 1996, at the age of 56, when he committed suicide by shooting himself in the chest. The reason for his suicide was reportedly that he was upset about a media investigation into the legitimacy of his having worn on his uniform two service ribbons with bronze "V" (valor) devices which were generally perceived to indicate heroism in combat. Boorda had earned the two medals during the war represented by the ribbons, but there were questions about whether the two devices on the decorations were authorized. Although Boorda participated in combat situations off the coast of Vietnam and had been given permission to wear the devices, it was determined before and after he died, that he did not meet the Navy's combat requirements to wear the devices. Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices on his uniform almost a year before he died and was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.

What the fluck does this have to do with Trump and his misogynistic remarks — or anything else, for that matter?

-"BB"-

She will be elected, so it is a look into the future. Now you know what to expect from her. Maybe they can compete to see who will collect the most notches, Putin or Clinton.

[datsunaholic]

I echo BB's post - What the f does Admiral Boorda's suicide have to do with Hillary Clinton?

It sounds like you're insinuating that the Clintons had Boorda killed. Over a medal device scandal that had every indication of being an honest mistake propagated by someone else. It was the media, not the White House, that was making a big deal over it. He'd been an ally of the White House and a thorn in the side of the Admiralty by insisting on reforms, particularly in the wake of Tailhook where the "good ol boy", sexist, misogynistic attitudes were rampant not only in the Aviation community but in the fleet in general. Attitudes that led to Boorda's immediate predecessor's early retirement. It wasn't just "sensitivity training", he was CNO during the early stages of bringing women onto warships- something that was opposed by a lot of officers and enlisted alike. I know. I was THERE. My ship was integrated in 1994, when I was aboard. Boorda was a polarizing figure but was a good CNO. Unfortunately the pressure got to him.

Trump, on the other hand, is as bad as the misogynistic sailors I heard talking the day Admiral Boorda's death was reported, saying "Well, maybe they'll get the f***ing c***s of the ship now." Some of the guys I served with STILL think that way today. Unenlightened cavemen- and to a "t" Trump supporters. They think he's brilliant.

[Burning Petard]

Stolen Valor. That V device does not mean 'served in combat situations.' That is indicated by hershey bars on the right sleeve.
Datsun, I do not believe it was just an 'honest mistake' People who were really there know which of those chest decorations are for just showing up and which are for real individual deeds.

snailgate.

[Lord Jim]

She will be elected, so it is a look into the future. Now you know what to expect from her. Maybe they can compete to see who will collect the most notches, Putin or Clinton.

I really have to say that doesn't make whatever connection you are trying to make all that much clearer to me lib...

As to the debate:

Trump came to throw red meat to the hardcore Trumpanzees, and I'm sure they're thrilled. But he didn't gain one single vote he didn't have previously, and thus did nothing to advance his chance for success...

He may have at least temporarily slowed the bleeding of support and exodus of elected GOP officials but he hasn't ended it.

ETA:

I was a little disappointed, because after a promising start in the first 20 minutes when he really seemed headed for Crazy Town, (what the hell has ISIS got to do with whether or not he sexually harassed and assaulted women? ) he didn't go on to have the complete melt-down I was hoping for.

But I am pretty sure we haven't heard the last of these sexual abuse charges, nor have we seen the last of his 3 AM tweets...

[Guinevere]

He's cooked. Every undecided voter I know is now supporting HRC or leaning that way. Even the Hillary haters (at least those with brains), know it's time to put this animal down.


But fuck 'em all, I'm off on my way to meet Bruce Springsteen. See ya on the flippy!!

[Crackpot]

Jim that wasn't Wes.

[Big RR]

I was a little disappointed, because after a promising start in the first 20 minutes when he really seemed headed for Crazy Town, (what the hell has ISIS got to do with whether or not he sexually harassed and assaulted women? ) he didn't go on to have the complete melt-down I was hoping for.

I agree Jim--I thought he was headed toward a melt down as well, but in the end I think he came off marginally better than he did in the first debate, i.e. still pretty lousy. And IMHO Hillary improved and didn't take the bait as much, saying what she wanted to say rather than addressing his BS. But all in all, it's 90 minutes of my life that I won't get back--I should have watched the football game. I'm not sure if I'll even bother to watch the next "debate".

[Burning Petard]

FiveThirtyEight just a few minutes ago up[dated their prediction for Nov 8 with 318 electoral votes for Hillary and odds of better than 3 to one Trump looses popular vote.

What every happened to the old tradition of making presidential election bets with the loser doing something silly?

snailgate

[Lord Jim]

Jim that wasn't Wes.

Fixed... (Freudian slip )

[Sue U]

(what the hell has ISIS got to do with whether or not he sexually harassed and assaulted women? )

You dumb libtard, Sniffles the Clown will grab ISIS by the pussy and Tic-Tac kiss it to death, because he is a star and can do that, obvs.