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3 hours ago, Weenie Pooh said:

Kasniš jedno šest meseci sa tim.

A je l'? Nisam primetio da je raspravljano o toj boleštini na forumu.

3 hours ago, Weenie Pooh said:

Jesi prvi put video danas kod Trampare na Tviteru?

Ne pratim tog degenerika.

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Biden Leads Trump in Key States. But Hillary Clinton Led by More.

While polling shows Joe Biden narrowly ahead in states like Michigan, things looked considerably rosier for Hillary Clinton in many swing states at this point in 2016.

 

za prave posvecenike Monty Python's preporucujem dijalog Bajdenare i Gora:

“What’s happening? We’re not organizing. And if we don’t organize the world, who organizes it? Who organizes it? And so there’s so much I think I I anyway look I I I one one one more question here. I I Is it too late to agress the climate change in a meaningful way?”

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Džastin Amaš traži nominaciju libertarijanaca. Većina komentara na tvit su we dont need 3rd party candidate you will reelect Trump. 

 

Koliko je retardirana ta ispranost mozgova u americi da ti oduzimaš nekoj partiji glasove kao da su ti glasovi pojedinaca nešto što pripada partiji a ne pojedincima. 

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It’s hard to say how this will affect the race if it does at all. I can see two plausible competing narratives:

  • Amash will basically just be a way station for educated suburban conservatives who don’t like Trump but were never going to seriously consider Biden. Some angry Bernie supporters might go for him, especially after the inevitable Greenwald endorsement, but for the vast majority it was probably always a question of whether they’d vote for him or whatever grifting dipshit the Greens barf up this year.
  • To borrow a point from (I think) Matt Yglesias, Trump has never had majority support, and never had close to majority support. He was highly unpopular and his party has been getting consistently routed in elections for 3 years despite what has mostly been a pretty strong economy, and since we’ll still likely be in a depression in November it’s hard to see that getting better. If the opposition remains united, Trump is probably beyond saving by the Electoral College.

Which of these is more likely to be true? Beats me. In a sense how Amash runs is as or more important than the fact that he’s running. One obvious difference between Amash and the Greens is that he seems to sincerely hate the Republican candidate and seems unlikely to run the kind of straight ratfucking campaign directed solely against the Democratic candidate that Nader and Stein did. But who knows?

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još jedna sjajna analiza u kojoj je džil stajn ta u stvari koja je sjebala demokrate 2016. naravno kao putinov kandidat. isto ko što je nejder sjebao al gora 2000. a ne njihov fantastični izborni sistem u the greatest democracy on earth 

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4 minutes ago, theanswer said:

još jedna sjajna analiza u kojoj je džil stajn ta u stvari koja je sjebala demokrate 2016. naravno kao putinov kandidat. isto ko što je nejder sjebao al gora 2000. a ne njihov fantastični izborni sistem u the greatest democracy on earth 

da su Nejder i Stajn želeli da pomognu republikacima, to je dokumentovano. to je ono što je dati autor napisao.

 

da li su u tome uspeli i u kojoj meri? to već spada u šbbkbb.

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To bi imalo smisla kada bi birači bile budale i ne shvatale da njihov izbor ide na štetu nekome. Napravi dobru kampanju, pa će za tebe i glasati. Kao, krivi su oni što nisu hteli da glasaju za mene :isuse:

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kongresmen iz Mičigena. ex-republikanac, trenutno nezavisan. verovatno ne bi imao nekog uticaja drugde, ali bi mogao biti jezičak na vagi u Mičigenu.

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