Cautiously optimistic.
Never wavering for my love of this Country.
Raising my children traditionally regardless.
Never without a plan.

Godspeed Lady Liberty.


Carry on.

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Originally posted by Dakor:
I'm glad there's a SEPTA strike going on. Maybe that will be the deciding factor.. wouldn't it be ironic that a union prevents her wickedness from being elected!

The SEPTA strike ended this morning.

Tony.

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Originally posted by benny6:

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Originally posted by Dakor:
I'm glad there's a SEPTA strike going on. Maybe that will be the deciding factor.. wouldn't it be ironic that a union prevents her wickedness from being elected!

The SEPTA strike ended this morning.

Tony.

Yup. They managed to somehow come to a five year deal on the eve of election day. Those septa workers probably raped the city for everything they wanted. No way the Democrat leadership was going to let that strike go into tomorrow.

The city actually asked the courts to force the workers to work on election day. They said no and the "workers" told SEPTA to pound sand.

Trump's Final Argument For America: Massive TV Ad to Run in Nine Battleground States On Eve of 2016 Election (Youtube)

At the bottom of that page they're seeking contributions.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Trump's Final Argument For America: Massive TV Ad to Run in Nine Battleground States On Eve of 2016 Election (Youtube)

At the bottom of that page they're seeking contributions.

I hope he's running ads during Monday night football.

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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:

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Originally posted by Rightwire:
HRC is as fake and dirty as a $3 bill. I hope WikiLeaks drops their bomb and its worth it. I'm growing weary of the theatrics

It's Monday afternoon before election day, and we're still hoping for WikiLeaks to take down Clinton?

I don't care what time of day or day of the week it is, but any day WikiLeaks takes down HRC will be a good one.

I got to thinking about if this winds up going to the House of Representatives (neither gets 270 electoral votes) and did a little research. The way I understand it is the Reps. from each state vote on who to cast the states one vote for.

There are 33 states which have more Republican Congressmen than Democrats. Out of the 33, there is 5 that only have one Congressman that is Republican and 3 that has one more Republican than Democrat. I don’t think the single Congressman is going to commit political suicide by voting for someone outside the party. There were also 3 states with an equal number from each party that would probably deadlock and not even count.

I’m expecting the Donald to have this tied up before my bedtime but if it does go to the House, I think we’ll still win.

I was really surprised when I saw Pennsylvania, they have 13 Republican Representatives and only 4 Democrats. The whole state must be Republican except for the large cities.

Just an FYI-

Some liberal rags are planning in putting out exit polls early, around 8AM tomorrow which is intended to deflate the Trump base.

http://hotair.com/archives/201...t-polling-protocols/

This year, a handful of different projects are underway to disrupt the rhythm and flow of information on Election Day — including one controversial effort that some worry could affect the actual election results. Slate and Vice News have partnered with Votecastr, a company helmed by Obama and Bush campaign veterans, to provide real-time projections of how the candidates are faring in each state throughout the day. They expect to begin posting projections at 8 a.m. Eastern time on Election Day — a dramatic departure from current practice, where representatives from a consortium of news organizations (The Associated Press, ABC News, CBS News, CNN, Fox News and NBC News) huddle in a quarantine room without cell phones, pouring over the earliest exit poll data but declining to release anything that points to an election result until all the polls have closed.

Heard this on Hannity just now and I think Rush was talking about it too.

Tony.

Trump tweeted that he expects Hillary to take a lead early tomorrow. Until Republicans get off work!

Sounds about right to me!

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Originally posted by olfuzzy:

I was really surprised when I saw Pennsylvania, they have 13 Republican Representatives and only 4 Democrats. The whole state must be Republican except for the large cities.

This would be true in almost all states. By land mass, at least 90% of America is Republican.

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Originally posted by olfuzzy:
I got to thinking about if this winds up going to the House of Representatives (neither gets 270 electoral votes) and did a little research. The way I understand it is the Reps. from each state vote on who to cast the states one vote for.

There are 33 states which have more Republican Congressmen than Democrats. Out of the 33, there is 5 that only have one Congressman that is Republican and 3 that has one more Republican than Democrat. I don’t think the single Congressman is going to commit political suicide by voting for someone outside the party. There were also 3 states with an equal number from each party that would probably deadlock and not even count.

I’m expecting the Donald to have this tied up before my bedtime but if it does go to the House, I think we’ll still win.

I was really surprised when I saw Pennsylvania, they have 13 Republican Representatives and only 4 Democrats. The whole state must be Republican except for the large cities.

I think they would choose someone other than Trump, like Jeb. Remember, these are the people that gave it all away in December and never opposed Zero.

Tony.

Just got home from a Pence rally in Traverse City, MI. Won't try to estimate crowd size but plenty of people there.

The number of young voters, under twenty five, surprised me. Also the number of women. I would guess the crowd was sixty percent female. On the way out one woman committed on it. She said it seemed Trump didn't have a problem with females, or they didn't have a problem with him.

It could have been a madhouse after the event with everyone trying to leave at once, but very orderly with people being polite to each other.

Pence said he was going to PA., NH., and back to MI. today.

Final impression, it was cool to be in a place with so many like minded people. They were all very friendly and enjoyable.

Jim

"The woman who alleged that Donald Trump raped her at age 13 at one of billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's notorious 'sex parties' fabricated the story, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively. …"

https://www.google.com/amp/www...ABRICATED-story.html

I happened to be in NYC so my wife could run in the marathon. Headed back to the District of Corruption tomorrow.

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Originally posted by benny6:

quote:

Originally posted by olfuzzy:
I got to thinking about if this winds up going to the House of Representatives (neither gets 270 electoral votes) and did a little research. The way I understand it is the Reps. from each state vote on who to cast the states one vote for.

There are 33 states which have more Republican Congressmen than Democrats. Out of the 33, there is 5 that only have one Congressman that is Republican and 3 that has one more Republican than Democrat. I don’t think the single Congressman is going to commit political suicide by voting for someone outside the party. There were also 3 states with an equal number from each party that would probably deadlock and not even count.

I’m expecting the Donald to have this tied up before my bedtime but if it does go to the House, I think we’ll still win.

I was really surprised when I saw Pennsylvania, they have 13 Republican Representatives and only 4 Democrats. The whole state must be Republican except for the large cities.

I think they would choose someone other than Trump, like Jeb. Remember, these are the people that gave it all away in December and never opposed Zero.

Tony.

They can't do that. They can only choose the top three candidates to win electoral votes. That means either Trump and Clinton and possibly McMullin if he were to win Utah...but he won't.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:

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Originally posted by benny6:

quote:

Originally posted by olfuzzy:
I got to thinking about if this winds up going to the House of Representatives (neither gets 270 electoral votes) and did a little research. The way I understand it is the Reps. from each state vote on who to cast the states one vote for.

There are 33 states which have more Republican Congressmen than Democrats. Out of the 33, there is 5 that only have one Congressman that is Republican and 3 that has one more Republican than Democrat. I don’t think the single Congressman is going to commit political suicide by voting for someone outside the party. There were also 3 states with an equal number from each party that would probably deadlock and not even count.

I’m expecting the Donald to have this tied up before my bedtime but if it does go to the House, I think we’ll still win.

I was really surprised when I saw Pennsylvania, they have 13 Republican Representatives and only 4 Democrats. The whole state must be Republican except for the large cities.

I think they would choose someone other than Trump, like Jeb. Remember, these are the people that gave it all away in December and never opposed Zero.

Tony.

They can't do that. They can only choose the top three candidates to win electoral votes. That means either Trump and Clinton and possibly McMullin if he were to win Utah...but he won't.

Thanks for clarifying that. I was under the impression that McMullin was running to deny both of them the presidency and get another uniparty politician.

Tony.

If bernie splits in VT he could help donald aa write ins are welcome. Pretty sure hes done though. Cant wait for tomorrow.

Stop Hillary!

Townhall.com
Kurt Schlichter
November 7, 2016


I was not happy to vote for Donald Trump, but Hillary Clinton must be stopped. She and her coterie of soft-handed, Chardonnay-sipping fascists are, in equal parts, malignant and stupid, and many of us believe her hate-fueled pogrom against normal Americans will stand a significant chance of leading to real civil conflict. I’ve seen with my own eyes what horror awaits at the bottom of the slippery slope of corruption and oppression, and I’ve warned of it again and again. This dumb woman’s personal psychodramas are poised to fuel a rocket sled ride downward to disaster.

We have to stop her. We have to elect Donald Trump.

How screwed are we when that’s the best case scenario?

I could have chosen not to sully my hands by voting for Trump. I live in California, and my vote is going to be swamped by the ballots of millions of idiots determined to turn the Golden State into a Venezuela with more kale and silicone implants. But I’ve been outspoken that I want Trump to win because of the existential threat of Hillary Clinton, and an Army officer (even a happily retired ones) does not ask others to do what he is unwilling to do. So, since I have asked others to dive into the cesspool by voting for someone with Trump’s myriad character and ideological shortcomings, it’s my obligation to lead the way and vote for a guy who is only marginally more qualified for the presidency than Mayor McCheese.

Follow me.

Why is it so important? Why can’t we just sit this one out by voting for Lil’ Kojack?

Look, I get the #NeverTrump crew, as the cancelled checks from my contributions to Ted Cruz’s primary campaign testify. I agree with everything they say right up to the moment they say they can’t suck it up and pull the lever for Trump. My argument is simple. Hillary is worse – exponentially, terminally worse – and this necessitates supporting her marginally less awful opponent even though he was maybe my 14th choice out of 17 candidates (I still think Jeb! is worse, and no, he would have had zero chance of winning where Trump at least might pull it off).

Many of my #NeverTrump friends have been persuaded by this argument – not by me, but by the ever-mounting evidence of Felonia Milhous von Pantsuit’s utter moral rot that somehow slips through the nets laid out by her media lackies. The looming prospect of this cankled monster infesting the Oval Office focuses one’s mind wonderfully.


Others have not been persuaded, and they can do what they feel they must – I respect most of them and expect to join them for a big group hug starting Wednesday because we have many battles to fight regardless of the outcome. But I don’t need to hear from the ones who feel compelled to lecture those of us reluctantly voting for Trump, the posers who spit out words like “honor” and “courage” at people who are willing to do the hard and unpleasant thing necessary to save this country while they sit back, comfortable and smug. You can choose not to help defeat Hillary Clinton – or even actively assist her – but don’t ever confuse holding to your principles with holding some sort of moral high ground over those of us who tried to stop her.

And she must be stopped. Everything Clinton comes in contact with is fouled and corrupted, and we cannot allow our country to fall into her wretched harpy claws. She turned a charity into a criminal racket. If her corrupt pal Obama was not going to pardon them – and he’s totally going to pardon them – she would have turned a dozen of her aides into convicted felons. She’s even poisoned the already mortally ill press, compelling it to shed the objectivity it at least used to try to pretend it possessed and become her docile cheerleader. In doing so, we normals have been mobilized to detest the corrupt media as never before. Her legacy is a slime that smears everything she touches.


Win or lose, Clinton – who will likewise be pardoned by Faily McWorsethancarter – is going to go on to live a comfortable life, enjoying her tens of millions of graft proceeds, screaming incoherently at her staff, and numbing the pain of her rejection by her father and husband (and, hopefully, America) with tumbler after tumbler of chilled, soothing Crown Royal – oh, how it takes the pain away! But in her wake, as the Clintons always have, she’ll leave a trail of smoldering debris and ruined lives not seen since the last time Godzilla wandered through Tokyo.

Between Wikileaks, her email scandal, the utter corruption of her foundation/slush fund and her promises to appoint judges who will ignore the Constitution to impose via judicial fiat laws she cannot convince Congress to pass, Hillary is a waddling, half-sloshed constitutional crisis just waiting to happen. She is evil, and she hates people like you and me. She wants to enrich herself and her cronies while hurting us – those are the key drivers of her policy schemes. She will push and push, never imagining the consequence of her campaigns to impoverish us and steal our freedoms is that it will inevitably provoke her victims to push back.


She seeks to change the First Amendment to make it possible to pass laws to criminalize criticizing her. Good-bye, Citizens United.

She will seek to limit and stifle the free expression of conservative media. Here come the Fairness Doctrine and other regulatory attacks. She wants us silenced so we can never rise against her and her cronies again.

She will make permanent the dual justice system created under Obama, where people like us suffer under one set of rules, but the connected live under another. Bid farewell to the rule of law; welcome to the rule of power.

She will seek to satisfy the climate liars by ending the exploitation of our energy resources and thereby impoverish the (not coincidentally) conservative regions whose economies depend on it. Want a preview? Look at California outside of the wealthy blue coasts.

She will import countless foreigners in order to replace an uncooperative electorate with one more to her liking. We will pay the price in blood and economic disruption.

She will turn the IRS, FBI, DOJ, NSA, and every other acronym in the federal inventory against her political opponents.

She will attack our religions, conditioning tax policy on obedience to her progressive catechism, and compelling religious hospitals to collaborate in the dismemberment of babies. She correctly sees religion as a potential obstacle to her rule, and she will seek to crush it.

She will attempt to disarm us, to make us powerless and permanently subservient. Don’t believe her lies – she is coming for our guns. She cannot tolerate the citizenry’s ability to defend the Constitution and to resist liberal fascism.

I believe Hillary Clinton’s malice and stupidity is likely to cause violence when she pushes people too far by attacking their livelihoods and freedoms. People do not want me to say this out loud – apparently, it’s now “dangerous” to tell the truth and “irresponsible” to warn of dangers if doing so is disadvantageous to liberals. Who knew? Well, I missed that memo. It’s vital to say such things, and besides, I will say whatever I damn well please. Better I say that today than “I told you so” tomorrow.

Some claim that this concern, based largely on my experience overseas in the wake of a civil war, is wishful thinking. They say I and the many others who worry about Clinton’s potential for creating civil conflict means we want civil conflict. At one point, that analysis could be merely a good faith misunderstanding of what we are saying, but at this point, such claims are disgraceful lies. You will not slander us into silence about the threat your candidate poses to our freedom and our safety.

Hillary Clinton, with her seething contempt not only for the Constitution but for that “irredeemable” and “deplorable” half of all Americans, is a manifest danger to our country. I don’t want the world my book depicts to come true. That’s why we must stop her. And the only way to do that is to vote for Donald Trump.

When Trump wins tomorrow, it will be despite several on the "right" who have spewed venom from day one. High on that list is National Review. This is today's short-sighted and misguided effort from David French:

http://www.nationalreview.com/...happen-if-trump-wins

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I read and listen to quite a bit of liberal commentary (I believe it’s my obligation to seek and hear the best arguments from the opposing side), and I’ve been struck at the extent to which no one seems to be seriously contemplating a Trump victory. Sure, they think of it in theoretical terms, but it’s simply not sunk in that he could actually win this thing. Heck, even Republicans seem to preparing the ground more for a post-Trump civil war than a Trump presidency. But what happens if Trump wins? Three things, right away:

1. The more extreme edges of the Left (and some on the mainstream) will immediately attribute the loss to “voter suppression” or “voter intimidation.” If Trump wins, that means black voters almost certainly turned out less for Hillary. If that happens, watch for apocalyptic, inflammatory, and irresponsible rhetoric about Jim Crow, voting rights, and disenfranchisement.

2. Smarter Democrats will drop Bill and Hillary Clinton like a hot potato. They’ll understand their party’s colossal blunder — nominating the one Democrat who could have lost to Trump. After a quarter-century of tawdry scandal, the nation will finally be rid of the Clintons. This one fact will keep me happy for days on end . . . until I remember that we’ll still have an unfit president in the Oval Office.

3. Conservatives will understand their place in the new pecking order — somewhere behind Ivanka’s clothing line. The win will be all about Trump and Trumpism, not conservatism or the GOP. It will be the vindication of a man, his most loyal followers, and his made-up ideology.

Of course, there are other things that will happen (I say this to reassure my progressive friends) — the sun will rise in the east, the markets will open on Wednesday, and the NBA will still be the greatest show on earth. In other words, our nation has to break through quite a few more firewalls before any one president can truly do catastrophic harm, and most of those firewalls remain intact.