Para, I am not trying to piss you off. There was one part of that interview with Newt that stuck out to me. I would like to discuss this if that is ok. Did you notice how quick Megyn dismissed early voting results showing Trump was leading? This is what we are up against. Until the day he wins we can expect the media (ALL MAJOR OUTLETS) to deny any possibility of a Trump victory. They want to consider it over now. I have not followed politics as long as many of you but I can't help but think this is unprecedented. The way she scoffed at Newt for accusing even Fox of biased reporting was troubling. As if Fox News is above bias?

I am not sure if the media just does not care about reporting negative things about Hillary or if they are just that corrupt but I see big changes happening at Fox News.

Are you kidding me? Not another word about Megan Goddamned Kelly. Not another word. Not even an "OK, I won't post any more about Megan Kelly". No more.

Let's

Move

On

Looks like it is HILLLAARRYYY's birthday today. Wonder if she has enough wind to blow out the candles.

Looks like she is 69.


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I'm sure she breaks wind all the time.

The early voting shit is not an indicator of anything. It does not tell us who they voted for, just which party affiliations voted. So all said news outlets are assuming folks voted party lines or assuming the same amount of dems/republicans voted the same way versus 2012. Which in science is what we call BULLSHIT.

Not to mention more dems vote early than repubs, but more repubs vote absentee per history. However, the preferred method of voting is still at the booth on election day. Early.voting has become the "new" polls....

The so-called "main stream media" are part of the Washington cartel of corruption. They work hand-in-glove with the Uniparty, and are an integral part of the Washington beltway establishment.

A Trump victory scares the shit out of them.

At this point of desperation for them, they have launched a two pronged attack. One is to relentlessly insult and degrade Donald Trump: he is a sexual predator, he is temperamentally unfit, etc etc. The other prong is to announce that the race is over, Trump lost, it is President Hillary Clinton-- all to dishearten, discourage Trump supporters and depress his turnout.

Trump exposed the "media" long ago. At this point, we should not even get upset by anything they do, because it is what they do. They are Democrat operatives-- with only a few exceptions-- they are Hillary stooges. At this point, it would be like getting upset at a story in the old Pravda. --It's fucking Pravda!! What did you expect??

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Uniparty

A very appropriate designator!

RMD

You guys need to calm down and vote. Talk to your friends and family that still haven't voted (decided). Other than that, whining about the biased media, polls, "journalists" or anything else will do nothing to change the outcome of the election. Chill out and enjoy the ride, it's almost over.

^^^^^^ this is damn good advice.

I talk with the guys at Hancock's Bakery in Redmond when I get something for breakfast and like me- they're pissed. They aren't giving up. One guys wife doesn't like Trump But she said he's right.

Reach out and do what you can to help. This fight isn't over it's only just begun!

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Originally posted by TheOtherDave:
I'm kinda surprised they keep called it sexual assault and such when a key element of that involves them saying "no", and Trump's whole point was that they'd say "yes".

NOTHING surprises me. Nothing should surprise anybody who has been paying attention to the way the media has been moving for the past 16 years.

MSM = DNC.

It's as simple as that.


Repeat a lie enough and people will believe it. So, the MSM has agreed on this tactic of labeling Trump as a sexual predator. They ALWAYS bring up the 'sexual assault' crap up, when there is no credible evidence such event ever happened. And the sheeple eat it up and believe it. At the same time, they ignore EVERYTHING bill did in office in the 90s. There is even some stupid crap on facebook about Trump going to trial over allegedly raping a 13-yr old girl. The leftists are shameless, and leftist-leaning people tend to be imbeciles. I'm just done with ALL the news channels.

There has never been a presidential election like this one. Therefore, nobody really knows what is going to happen.

I think Trump will win, and my reason has nothing to do with polls, or crowd size, or yard signs. I think he will win because I don't believe that the American people will put into the White House someone that they know is totally crooked and corrupt. Someone who will continue the downward slide, and even accelerate it.

A lot of lifelong Democrats will stay home. Some of the disillusioned Democrats will vote for Trump. Americans who never voted before will turn out for Trump. And a lot of voters who don't admit they are for Trump will pull the lever for him.

If I'm wrong, and Hillary wins, she will face an angry, determined opposition such as we have not seen. Trump loves America, and even if he loses, he's not going away. The Republican Party is dead, and Trump, in one form or another, will lead the opposition to Hillary.

Only one thing is for sure: November 9 will be one of the most interesting days in all of American history.

Not a word about this on AP News, of course.

"Huma Abedin warned Clinton's campaign team that Hillary would have to 'stick to her notes' at an event because she was 'still not perfect in her head.'

The personal emails, belonging to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, were published by WikiLeaks on Tuesday. …"

https://www.google.com/amp/www...kicked-campaign.html

We just finished up our absentee ballots last night. Going to the post office shortly.

Pipe smoker, Fox News mentioned it briefly this morning.

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Originally posted by braillediver:
I talk with the guys at Hancock's Bakery in Redmond when I get something for breakfast and like me- they're pissed. They aren't giving up. One guys wife doesn't like Trump But she said he's right.

Reach out and do what you can to help. This fight isn't over it's only just begun!

My wife doesn't like Trump either...but she'll vote for him without hesitation, she's not an idiot!

Like most, I've basically sworn off any MSM coverage of the election at this point, other than a relevant clip posted here, such as above.

The one exception is Hannity occasionally...he gets it. Last night he had a pretty frank/stark discussion against his own...the media, and their bias, and how the bubble may be going to burst here shortly, and [paraphrasing] how their blatant bias of this election has cost them the trust of the viewers.

Hannity seems to be one of the few 'Journalists' I see that has a shred of understanding of the big picture.

As I say, he gets it, long term.

BOSS

My wife finally decided to vote Trump and went last night, she doesn't care for him, but she can't stand HilLiary...

I just hope there are a lot of people that at the decision point circle in Trump, for whatever reason.

BTW neighbors wife went up to the Sanford Airport for the Trump rally, said it was great and packed, it was supposed to be in a hanger, ended up having to move it outside due to crowd size

This is interesting.

https://jackpineradicals.com/b...ting-w-clinton-camp/

Brad Woodhouse of Americans United for Change says he is "absolutely coordinating" directly with the Clinton Campaign. And he says that coordination is legal because his group doesn't spend money on ads.

Putting aside whether the coordination is legal or not, this is the group where Foval talked about using people to instigate violence at Trump rallies and also conducting mass interstate voter fraud.

So Woodhouse is saying the Clinton Campaign is 100% coordinating with that group.

The Obscure Lawyer Who Became Donald Trump’s TV Attack Dog


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In July, when Donald J. Trump lashed out at Khizr Khan, the father of an American Muslim soldier killed in Iraq, many Republicans joined Democrats in a kind of bipartisan show of horror.

Boris Epshteyn was not one of them. He went on CNN to make the case that Mr. Trump’s opponent, Hillary Clinton, had used Mr. Khan as a prop.

“We all know why the Democrats had him there,” Mr. Epshteyn said about Mr. Khan’s speech at the Democratic National Convention, in which he attacked Mr. Trump for his views on Muslims. “It’s to obscure the fact that Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have failed at keeping this country safe.”

In August, Mr. Epshteyn was on Fox News, reiterating Mr. Trump’s claim that Mrs. Clinton was responsible for the birth of the Islamic State. “She’s the one to blame,” he charged.

And last Saturday, after the release of a 2005 video showing Mr. Trump making vulgar comments about sex and women, Mr. Epshteyn said that Mr. Trump’s ensuing apology should end discussion of the matter.

“All of this is a distraction,” he said on MSNBC. “You think the mothers of the Benghazi victims think about this banter from 11 years ago?”

As Mr. Trump seems to shed defenders by the day, Mr. Epshteyn has emerged as one of his chief attack dogs and reliable talking heads on television, rivaling Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, in his talent for getting Mr. Trump’s counterattacks into the news media bloodstream.

A lawyer and executive at an investment firm, he has appeared more than 100 times on major networks for Mr. Trump, his deep voice and receding hairline making him a recognizable recurring character in the reality-show-like drama of the 2016 election.

Offscreen, his role has also grown. Recently, Mr. Epshteyn, 34, became a paid Trump staff member, and he often helps lead a daily conference call for other surrogates in which they are given their talking points.

Nicolle Wallace, who was a spokeswoman for President George W. Bush, said she considered Mr. Epshteyn a friend and admired his political skills. “He is everything you want in a surrogate because he believes in his candidate,” said Ms. Wallace, now a political analyst for MSNBC.

Others have found his manner, which can quickly accelerate from reasonable to aggressive to dismissive, off-putting. He also has let his emotions get the better of him.

Two years ago, Mr. Epshteyn was charged with misdemeanor assault in Scottsdale, Ariz., after a bar fight. The charge was dropped after he agreed to undergo anger management counseling and perform community service.

“Boris takes a certain amount of delight in trying to bully the interviewer,” said Joy Reid, the host of a show on MSNBC, who has clashed with Mr. Epshteyn. “He sees every night as combat and he goes in as very combative.”

Three political commentators said in separate interviews that he often acted in a rude, condescending manner toward show staffers, makeup artists and others. The three, all of whom are opposed to Mr. Trump’s election, spoke on condition of anonymity because they sometimes appear on air with Mr. Epshteyn.

“Boris is abrasive,” Ms. Reid added. “That is who he is both on the air and off.”

Mr. Epshteyn said in an email that he absolutely disagreed with such remarks. ”I have utmost respect for all of the great people I have the pleasure to come in contact with,” he wrote.

A Trump campaign spokesman, Jason Miller, declined to make Mr. Epshteyn available for an interview.
“Boris Epshteyn is a tireless and effective advocate for our campaign,” Mr. Miller said in a statement, adding that he was “a positive influence for those helping to change” the country’s direction.

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Boris Epshteyn
Mr. Epshteyn, who grew up in Moscow, has written that he came to the United States in 1993 at age 11. He grew up in New Jersey, where his mother was a real estate agent and his father worked as a project manager for a telecommunications company.

After the 2013 death of Senator Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey, he praised the Democratic lawmaker for backing a law that helped religious minorities like his Russian Jewish family emigrate to the United States.

“Thank you, Senator Lautenberg, for helping open the door to America,” he wrote in an opinion piece for U.S. News & World Report.
Before this year, Mr. Epshteyn was a relatively minor player in Republican politics. In 2008, he served briefly as a communications aide for the presidential campaign of Senator John McCain of Arizona. During the 2012 election, he appeared occasionally on television as a Republican analyst.

His ascent in Mr. Trump’s campaign is tied to his friendship with Eric Trump, the candidate’s second-oldest son. Both men attended Georgetown University and he was a guest at Mr. Trump’s 2014 wedding.

“Proud to call @EricTrump a friend, speech was inspiring thoughtful and heartfelt,” Mr. Epshteyn wrote on Twitter after Eric Trump’s speech at the Republican National Convention.

Mr. Epshteyn also met his wife at Georgetown, and the couple, married in 2009, recently had a child...