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Were I a Libtard, I would be truly embarrassed.

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Originally posted by Riverlove:
I'm not a big fan of CNN or Anderson Cooper, but I must give credit where credit is due. Out of ALL the Republican debates and forums he was the best moderator and the most in-control professional there has been.

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Originally posted by second:
Trump, at 9 minutes into the following video with Anderson Cooper, is asked what are the top three functions of the United States government. The transcript:
http://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2016/03/29/full-rush-transcript-dona
ld-trump-cnn-milwaukee-republican-presidential-town-hall/

Trump had no idea what to say after mentioning national security. He paused a bit and then decided on health care and education———the two subjects that every conservative in the country thinks the federal government should NOT have a role in. So then Trump fumbles around and starts talking about "the concept of the country" that we have to have education. And Common Core has to be "brought to the state level," because apparently Trump has no idea that Common Core has been a state program from the very start.

Then Trump gets to health care. "We need health care for our people," but it should be privately supplied. This, of course, is precisely what Obamacare is: a program that coordinates and regulates health care provided by private suppliers. But Trump doesn't know that either. Donald Trump is galactically, deliberately ignorant.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I heard a voice identified as Anderson Cooper on some town hall meeting or something in Milwaukee last night. Not sure if it was available nationwide or not.

He seemed honestly befuddled that his claim that 40-45% of 80% (32-36%) was the same as 80% was corrected, objected to, and explained as untrue. He really acted like the real world was not something he could comprehend. How stupid is he? Even if he is clearly incapable of sandbox mathematics and cerebrally opposed to logic or reason, one would think that, in preparation for a television appearance (as questioner or moderator, whatever) he would at least as somebody who has a clue to give him some cue cards or gauge or cheatsheet to use. Perhaps the claim is true that he really does not even know or is acquainted with a single person who has a clue.

Were I a Libtard, I would be truly embarrassed.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:

I heard that Trump also added "and Housing" after Education and Health Care. Had I misheard?

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I heard that Trump also added "and Housing" after Education and Health Care. Had I misheard?

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You heard correctly. Housing was #4. Great Neighborhoods was #5. Does "Great Neighborhoods" sound more like real estate developer Trump than President Trump? Is Trump mixing up his roles?

COOPER: So in terms of federal government role, you're saying security, but you also say health care and education should be provided by the federal government?

TRUMP: Well, those are two of the things. Yes, sure. I mean, there are obviously many things, housing, providing great neighborhoods...
http://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2016/03/29/full-rush-transcript-dona
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Originally posted by second:
Trump, at 9 minutes into the following video with Anderson Cooper, is asked what are the top three functions of the United States government. The transcript:
http://cnnpressroom.blogs.cnn.com/2016/03/29/full-rush-transcript-dona
ld-trump-cnn-milwaukee-republican-presidential-town-hall/

Trump had no idea what to say after mentioning national security. He paused a bit and then decided on health care and education———the two subjects that every conservative in the country thinks the federal government should NOT have a role in. So then Trump fumbles around and starts talking about "the concept of the country" that we have to have education. And Common Core has to be "brought to the state level," because apparently Trump has no idea that Common Core has been a state program from the very start.

Then Trump gets to health care. "We need health care for our people," but it should be privately supplied. This, of course, is precisely what Obamacare is: a program that coordinates and regulates health care provided by private suppliers. But Trump doesn't know that either. Donald Trump is galactically, deliberately ignorant.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
Haven't you heard? He's the most successful everything in the world and can't be bothered with being politically correct.........oh, shit..........now I'm spouting Trumpisms.

They should invite him unto the Biggest Loser!

What an embarrassment!


SGG

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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Wow. That video is pathetic.

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How he could be winning is just mind-boggling.

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To find answers to these questions, I decided to become part of Trump’s audience, not just its observer. For three days in mid-March, I buried my reporter credentials in my bag and lost myself in the throngs of Trump supporters at rallies in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Youngstown. What I experienced astonished me. I’m far from being a Trump supporter; in fact I object to most of his views. But as I shuffled out of a Youngstown aircraft hangar, I became aware of the unsettling but very real possibility that, in the thrill of the moment, I’d been chanting along with the Trump crowd. (I don’t think I did, but I can’t be sure). Indeed, it felt like I had just taken part in an epic psychological experiment.

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Bang! A bullet through the brainpan!


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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

Now THAT was sick!

If someone had posted that same picture of your favorite politician ... say, Obama ... you would have been all up in arms about racism and Nazism and how the rightwing is inciting violence in a political process. But I guess it's OK in defense of liberalism.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
When I first read your title, I was downcast because I thought you were attacking air conditioning- that marvel of modern inventions that refrigerates your house while blowing up your electricity bill and causing more carbon dioxide to be spewed into the air. "Yes", I thought sadly and with guilt "Air conditioning is retarded".

Was I relieved to find out you were talking about Anderson Cooper!

Yes, he's an embarrassment to liberal media everywhere, but then, so are MOST reporters - whether liberal or right wing.

I took a real set against him when he was reporting from Fukushima. If he had been a REAL reporter - yanno, finding out the truth instead of passing along government pablum - he would have been telling people to get the hell out of the area. Instead, he took the mainstream "expert" advice (advice which reflected the in-bed-with-industry-government and nuclear industries' interests). By the way, everything that CNN's tame expert said about Fukushima was 100% fabrication.

Unfortunately, Cooper is no better than - and no worse than- MOST reporters of both sides, who are [fabricating -delete] relaying the news most of the time.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I heard a voice identified as Anderson Cooper on some town hall meeting or something in Milwaukee last night. Not sure if it was available nationwide or not.

He seemed honestly befuddled that his claim that 40-45% of 80% (32-36%) was the same as 80% was corrected, objected to, and explained as untrue. He really acted like the real world was not something he could comprehend. How stupid is he? Even if he is clearly incapable of sandbox mathematics and cerebrally opposed to logic or reason, one would think that, in preparation for a television appearance (as questioner or moderator, whatever) he would at least as somebody who has a clue to give him some cue cards or gauge or cheatsheet to use. Perhaps the claim is true that he really does not even know or is acquainted with a single person who has a clue.

Were I a Libtard, I would be truly embarrassed.

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Elaboration: When he claimed that Cruz would never be able to get 32% of the votes because he had never gotten more than 60% of the vote, and the anti-Trump vote had never gotten higher than 89%, it seemed a really ignorant thing to say.
For those frustrated with sandbox math, the needed 32-36% is easily achievable with the 60-89% already proven.

So, yes, Cruz can win the nomination, and yes, AC is a retard.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
The candidates merely need to follow the procedures which each individual State Party has set forth.

But each state has to abide by national party rules, or they get punished. For example, during the 2008 election cycle Florida and Michigan ran early, unapproved primaries and they lost delegates to the convention as a result.

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The parties get to say how things go. They're answerable only to themselves. Though if they're smart they'll keep an ear to their constituents. I don't think Debbie is smart.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Only a few months till summer and I still don't have AC in my house yet.


So how many retards to I have to employ for free AC this summer?


They're free, right?

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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