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Originally posted by RichardC:
"Kelly Ayotte (R., N.H.) says she “cannot support” and “will not vote for” Trump. Susan Collins (R., Maine) says she “could not support” Trump. Jeff Flake (R., Ariz.) says Trump “needs to withdraw from the race.” Mark Kirk (R., Ill.) says Trump “should drop out.” John McCain (R., Ariz.) says he “will not vote for” Trump (but will instead “write in the name of some good” Republican, who in McCain’s imagination is running for president). And Lisa Murkowski (R., Alaska) says she “cannot and will not support” Trump, who has “has forfeited the right to be our party’s nominee.”
All six voted for the Gang of Eight bill.

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Originally posted by benny6:
It's all about the women now.

I hope Trump bombards the battleground states with ads which includes all the women who's lives the Klintons have destroyed. Compound that with the mothers of the Benghazi victims.

So what if he's crude behind closed doors; at least he's not vindictive and a murderer.

Tony.

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Originally posted by sdy:
I can't think of another person, other than Trump, who could survive being attacked from every direction, and still have a chance to win the election. Truly amazing.

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Originally posted by David Lee:
Can someone explain early voting ? Went back a few pages and couldnt find the post about early voting.

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Originally posted by sigmonkey:

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Originally posted by David Lee:
Can someone explain early voting ? Went back a few pages and couldnt find the post about early voting.

It is just that. You vote early. The day early voting opens varies, so you can google that and your state to see when you can.

Some of the reasons are to reduce congestion on election day, allow those who otherwise may not be able to vote.

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Originally posted by Krazeehorse:
Another reason is get out there and vote for me before the next batch of emails come out and you finally can't ignore them. (it seems to me that Democrats are much more inclined to encourage early voting but I could be wrong)

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Donald Trump is the only hope to save America, so the media have gone to war to stop him.

They don’t care about being exposed as lying, hypocritical swine — I’d describe them more fully, but it would require locker room talk. They’ll win the public back later. Right now, all that matters is stopping Trump.

The same media that are pretending to consider the use of a bad word equivalent to rape don’t give a fig about real rape, real sexual assault, real whoring, even real homicide, depending on who did it.

JFK was an STD-infected drug addict who cavorted with whores at the White House, but the media ferociously hid all this from the public, publishing fairy-tale versions of his presidency as “Camelot.”

And what happened to the 11-year rule? Trump said the word “p*ssy” 11 years ago, in a secretly recorded conversation. Eleven years before Sen. Teddy Kennedy ran for president, he killed a girl — but he ran, not only without apology, but, indeed, as the Conscience of the Democratic Party.

Throughout 2009, good, decent Americans who happened to oppose Obamacare were called the name of a gay sex act hundreds of times on TV — and that was just on MSNBC. CNN’s Anderson Cooper made the reference explicit when he giggled, “It’s hard to talk when you’re tea-bagging.”

Among the people using this sexual slur were distinguished members of Congress such as U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez and Rep. Barney Frank. Were they fit to hold office?

Going way, way, way back to a few weeks ago, the same media gasping in horror at “p*ssy” sure didn’t mind my being called a c*nt repeatedly on a Comedy Central broadcast. And when I say “didn’t mind,” I mean they thought it was awesome.

But saying “p*ssy” 11 years ago is over the line.

Cut the crap, media.