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Originally posted by coloradohunter44:

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Originally posted by Erick85:
The ones that I know are voting for Johnson.

Yup, I too know a few folks who think Johnson has a real chance. Sure...... They don't get it.

Yes, they don't get it.

The 3rd party candidate of choice in Utah is McMullin. He may actually carry the state. The only thing he has going for him is that he isn't either Clinton or Trump, and the people casting McMullin votes don't understand the three basic truths of American presidential elections, one of which is "A vote cast for a third party candidate is a defacto vote for the Democrat candidate."

If Trump wins, we should all head to our respective Trump properties for a celebratory drink.

(I'll have to get a challenge coin for the ocassion).

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Originally posted by KenS:

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Originally posted by parabellum:
That's not going to happen. Everyone knows it's nothing but tantrums and bullshit. This won't prevent me from offering to help them pack up all their commie shit.

It would be fun to set up a twitter account just to heckle them.

I think our like-minded fellow Americans will have the twitter angle covered ten ways from Sunday.

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Originally posted by coloradohunter44:

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Originally posted by Erick85:
The ones that I know are voting for Johnson.

Yup, I too know a few folks who think Johnson has a real chance. Sure...... They don't get it.

I recently convinced two close friends of mine to NOT vote for their choice, Gary Johnson.

When I showed them video of Johnson not only endorsing Black Lives Matter, but stupidly saying more blacks are killed by police than whites, they both dropped him like a bad habit. They both are voting for Trump.

I read something today that pretty much sums up this election. It went along the lines of, "it's not so much an issue Clinton is a criminal as it is that her supporters do not care that she is."

Likewise, for Trump, he's not unlike a doctor with a terrible bedside manner; who will sit there and tell you, "You are fat, you need to drop 20 pounds, quit smoking, get some exercise, or you WILL die earlier than you may like." You can come away offended, but you know he is right. He is telling you like it is.

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Originally posted by braillediver:
We need to give Trump a chance. I hope he's the man of our time- Great speech.

Great Speech!

I'll be happy if we win, even by a single vote.

But I'll be delighted if it's by a decisive margin, and by a large turnout.

We haven't hit 65% Voter Turnout in the last 100yrs, and with record registrations and primary participation I wonder how the numbers will turn out this time around.

Also, the Margins of Victory have been pretty unremarkable for many years, too. A 9% margin (popular vote) would be more decisive than both Obama wins, both Bill Clinton wins, Carter, both Bush men, one of Nixon's wins, and just under Reagan. I'd like to see us win by 10%+, to make a statement, so to speak, a loud(er) message to those in D.C., a louder refutation and rejection of a Hillary Clinton presidency. I want it to sting. Unquestionably.

A win would also be a rejection of the nit Chelsea.

As Obamacare rates and deductibles rise, I have had my grandfathered existing private insurance rate go down for the first time in twenty years.

I find this interesting because my rates were three times what Obamacare rates started out to be. Now, my grandfathered plan is about half as much as if I switched my wife and I to Obamacare - judging from the rate increases I have seen for Obamacare victims.

The private sector market without Obamacare for me has kept my rates down despite major heart surgeries.

Maybe the Obamacare rates have raced out of control because once government coercion and mandates hit a competitive market, the market tries to adjust in a contrived market. As government taxes, spends and coerces more and more non-productive mandates into those markets, it bullies a systematic collapse.

Hillary's answer is to drive the markets to the point where only more government coercion and taxing will solve the economic and service problem she and Obama created. She wants a single-payer system. Draw people in, run out of money and come to the rescue with, Reagan's noted 9 terrifying words: "I'm from the government and I'm here to help." LINK How about government just take over and eliminate all private health insurance markets?

Trump's idea to return insurance to a private market actually seems the best way to drive rates down and service quality up. Hillary believes that more centralized control and mandates will make things better and Trump sees private sector competition as an engine of self-balancing progress - as have our forebearers.

So I had an interesting conversation with my neighbor yesterday afternoon. Quick backstory, we have both lived next to each other (well, above and below each other) for as long as I've lived here which is almost 12 years now. I've always known that she is gay. I mean, it's not as if she hides it. This is a pic from my deck above to hers below:


Anyway, I just assumed she was a democrat. After all, she's a lesbian living in Park City. Turns out--I just learned--that couldn't be further from the truth.

This revelation came as my wife and I were with the baby enjoying coffee and little French biscuits on our deck as we watched the sun go down. My neighbor was below us out on her deck as well talking on the phone with her father. I overheard her talking about how Hillary wants to abolish the 2ND amendment, so being curious, I started tuning into what she was saying. Well, the next thing she says is (and I hope the forum will indulge my A Christmas Story vernacular), "ain't no one taking MY fudging guns!"

Talk about music to my ears. She soon finished her conversation and got off the phone. Hearing us above, she asked how the baby was doing, and we enjoyed a little small talk. Then came the question, "Alan, who are you voting for?" I simply answered, "Well, not Hillary" in order to test the waters a bit.

She said she wasn't either, but still wasn't sure if she should vote for Trump or "that other guy." I remarked then that I would never presume to tell someone who he or she should vote for, but "I would highly encourage you to vote for Trump." We talked a few minutes more before my wife and I said good evening and went inside.

Later that evening I texted her in a lighthearted manner saying, "Vote Trump!" And you know what, fellas? She replied, "I am. Thanks for making up my mind."

How about that, eh? And on the very same day that I dropped off my ballot voting for Trump.

I tell ya, that made my night.

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Originally posted by kimber1911:
Hillary felt the burn from Trumps speech at the new Trump Hotel in Washington DC.

Hillary and the media are criticizing him for going of the campaign trail to open his hotel.

Out of respect for y'all I am not going to post the link to her speech where she critizes him.

Hillary only had two stops in FL, yet she critizises Trump for going off the campaign trail for his speech in DC, followed by two stops in NC.

His response.

I don't see how a democrat not voting democrat would hurt us in the least.

Hey George and Hillary, that was a campaign stop. A very effective campaign stop. Ahead of schedule and under budget. George, how many times do you think Hillary could truthfully say that?

Balzé, Good job! . That would have made my day too.

After the Creamer revelations the crooked ass democrats have the nerve to do this:

Democrats ask judge to sanction Republicans over Trump.

http://www.oann.com/democrats-...ublicans-over-trump/

October 27, 2016

By Dan Levine

(Reuters) – The Democratic National Committee on Wednesday asked a U.S. judge to hold the Republican National Committee in contempt of court over allegations that Donald Trump encouraged his supporters to intimidate minority voters.

The DNC accused Republicans in a court filing of violating a longstanding consent decree, which restricts Republicans’ ability to question voters at the polls and prevent those people from casting a ballot.

During the presidential campaign, Republican nominee Trump has asked followers to “watch” for fraud in the Nov.8 presidential election in certain areas where minority voters reside, even though no evidence of fraud exists, the filing said. Some of Trump’s followers have pledged to do just that, the filing said.

The RNC has supported Trump’s “ballot security endeavors,” Democrats said in the court filing.

The RNC said the filing was completely meritless.

“The RNC strictly abides by the consent decree and does not take part directly or indirectly in any efforts to prevent or remedy vote fraud. Nor do we coordinate with the Trump campaign or any other campaign or party organization in any efforts they may make in this area,” a RNC spokesperson said in an emailed statement. “The RNC remains focused on getting out the vote.”

Representatives for the Trump campaign could not immediately be reached for comment.

The DNC asked a New Jersey federal judge to issue an injunction preventing the RNC from spending money on voter integrity efforts, and to instruct its field offices that no employee shall participate in any ballot security measures.

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

The DNC asked a New Jersey federal judge to issue an injunction preventing the RNC from spending money on voter integrity efforts, and to instruct its field offices that no employee shall participate in any ballot security measures.

Incredible...

"Don't be messing with our voter fraud, yo!"

Democrats are truly shameless.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

The DNC asked a New Jersey federal judge to issue an injunction preventing the RNC from spending money on voter integrity efforts, and to instruct its field offices that no employee shall participate in any ballot security measures.

Incredible...

"Don't be messing with our voter fraud, yo!"

Democrats are truly shameless.

Just when I think I've heard it all...

Trump is a plain speak strong leader, of the type which hasn't been heard in the White House for some time. Pour it on Julian, all the dirty laundry you got. And you email stealing Russians, hats off to y'all too!

Prevent the RNC from spending money looking for voter fraud eh? Ok, I'll do it pro bono. Because I'm nice like that.

sounds like the Dems are now attacking any attempt to stop voter fraud.

A few pages back I posted what an obama US Attorney officially put out:

"It also contains special protections for the rights of voters and provides that they can vote free from acts that intimidate or harass them.

For example, actions of persons designed to interrupt or intimidate voters at polling places by questioning or challenging them, or by photographing or videotaping them, under the pretext that these are actions to uncover illegal voting may violate federal voting rights law ."