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Re: Who Will Win the Presidency?
Reply #60 - Sep 30th, 2016 at 1:26pm
 
Lionel Edriess wrote on Sep 24th, 2016 at 10:03pm:
Much will depend on how each candidate fares in the upcoming debates.

Will Hillary choke?


How could she have, unless she fell stone dead from one of her fits.....she's had everything well prepared from hours upon hours of cramming, with the live updates in her ear from her team throughout the debate, etc....etc....etc...

It all came down to expectations......
Trump hardly prepared, just showed up actually, & was only expected to jump over a bar six inches off the ground, where SHillary, because of her hours of preps, years of litigation as a successful lawyer for prestigious law firms, years as a Senator pontificating daily on the floor of the U.S. Senate, years as the Secretary of State traveling country to country.....always under sniper fire......, & those famous countless hours making millions on the Wall Street talk circuit, Shillary needed to do better than Moses did with the 10 Commandments on Mt Sinai, just to treed head above water! ...

Yep, in the end it was all about expectations.......that was, & will be, the bottom line.  Wink

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Re: Who Will Win the Presidency?
Reply #61 - Sep 30th, 2016 at 1:37pm
 
She didnt have an earpiece.
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Reply #62 - Sep 30th, 2016 at 4:49pm
 
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Presidential Historian Says Trump Will Win Election




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Cambridge, MASS - Harvard Historian Peter Lodensplatz predicts Donald Trump will be America's next President. He claims his Presidential prediction model superior to all others because it is based on "all American Presidential elections" dating back to the Articles of Confederation.

"If pressed, most experts wouldn't be able to tell you if there even were Presidents back then," says Lodensplatz.

Most Presidential election prediction models use some kind of a "checklist." Is the economy growing? Is there a foreign policy crisis? Has the same party been in power more than 8 years?

"I use those factors too, and they have powerful predictive propensities," said Lodensplatz. "But I also include 'cock' on my list."

Lodnesplatz's model has a total of 11 factors, and the first ten factors led to a tie between Trump and Clinton.

"That left us with the strongest predictor of success in a Presidential election - does the winning candidate have a cock? Signs point to a Trump victory when that criterion is taken into account."

Lodensplatz was careful to explain that the 'cock question' pertains to whether it is actually attached to the candidate's body.

"Clinton may at any given moment have a cock - in her hand, up her butt, down her throat - but that's not the salient feature. The question is: is the cock part of her actual anatomy? Or, at the end of the day, does it really belong to someone else?"

Lodnesplatz said all winning American Presidential candidates, dating back to the Articles of Confederation, have had cocks.

"Though correlation is not causation, the fact that all winning candidates have had cocks nonetheless makes a cock a pretty powerful predictor of who's going to win."

Lodensplatz has been widely criticized for not taking into account the unprecedented fact that one candidate - Hillary Clinton - is a female and can't have a cock in any kind of permanent sense.

"True," he acknowledges, "but Thomas Dewey's cock was shot off when he was 23 in some kind of freak duck hunting incident, and none of Chester Arthur's opponents had cocks, all of them having been severed in one way or another during the Civil War."

Historians say that in early American history, it was not at all unusual for Presidential candidates not to have cocks. Especially if they had lived on the frontier.

"Woods animals often snuggle up near the cock and balls to stay warm and often gnawed off a drunken frontiersman's wang if they woke up hungry and wanted a midnight snack," says Brown Historian Peter Wood.

"James Fremont, for example, had his dick bit off by a gopher during his ill fated invasion of California," Wood said.

Wood went on to say that animal attacks on cocks occur to this day but are rarely reported because the victims are embarrassed.

"I mean, who's going to call the local news station to tell them a bear swiped their dick off this summer in Yosemite?"

Officials from the Department of Fish and Wildlife reports that at the end of the summer vacation season, forest and other park workers find gnarled remain of human cocks "everywhere."

"Coyote cubs are especially fond of the human cock, seeing it as a kind of 'chew toy,'" a Park Ranger who preferred to remain anonymous said. The official said he has clamored for years to try to get the Department to put up warning signs to deter tourists from showing wild animals their dicks and to take protective measures in their tents but his pleas have gone unheeded.

Senior officials said they're not about to go putting up signs with arrows over stick figures waving their dongs provocatively at rattlesnakes.

Lodenplatz also pointed out that 90 percent of the time when both candidates have had cocks, the one with the bigger cock has won. "There appears also to be some connection between cock size and margin of victory."......
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Reply #63 - Sep 30th, 2016 at 4:51pm
 
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Lodensplatz cited Barry Goldwater's "thimble dick" as the reason for his landslide loss to Lyndon Baynes Johnson, who was "hung like James Polk."

"That means more cock equals electoral success," he said. "So Clinton's "zero cock" in the face of however much cock Trump may or may not have, spells a Trump victory in November."

Lodensplatz admitted his model is not perfect, and that there are exceptions to "the biggest cock wins" rule.

"The most recent exception was when Jimm Carter beat Gerald Ford," Lodensplatz said. "Ford's cock was bigger; so big, in fact, that he often tripped over it."

He cited an embarrassing incident when Gerald Ford emerged from Air Force One and waved at a welcoming delegation in the Philippines, only to step on his own cock as he descended and fall down the airplane stairs.

"That forever branded him a retard in the eyes of a big enough portion of the electorate to doom his chances at re-election," Lodensplatz said.

Lodensplatz said retards with big cocks usually don't get any further in life than retards without them.

"Once the electorate thought Ford was a 'tard, no amount of cock could ever rescue him from defeat at the polls," he said.

"Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy were tied in length. Nixon's was fatter in the shaft while Kennedy had a much more bulbous head, and historians to this day have no idea who really won that election, thanks to ballot stuffing in Texas for Johnson and in mafia strongholds for Kennedy," Lodensplatz said.

Other Presidential Election models suggest a close race but a Trump victory too, but all of them have other factors than Trump's cock pointing to him winning in November.

"There is also always the chance of an 'October Surprise'," Lodensplatz said, referring to a revelation just as the election nears that upsets all prediction models.

And what if that surprise turns out to be that Hillary Clinton has a cock?

"Strictly speaking, my model would give it to her if Trump's cock is smaller , but, I think a woman with a huge cock might be such an inherently hideous idea that victory would go to Trump," Lodensplatz said.





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Reply #64 - Sep 30th, 2016 at 10:00pm
 
Hillary had a good week because Trump had a bad week:  he has been on the defensive about his "fat" comments for days now while not only has Hillary had a post-debate  bump, her supporters are getting re-energized.
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Reply #65 - Oct 1st, 2016 at 9:06am
 
AiA wrote on Sep 30th, 2016 at 10:00pm:
Hillary had a good week because Trump had a bad week:  he has been on the defensive about his "fat" comments for days now while not only has Hillary had a post-debate  bump,
her supporters are getting re-energized.


Sort of like ................
Dawn of the Dead
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The 'Clinton Machine' at it's Fraudulent Old-Self Best!





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Everything is in place for Hillary Clinton, every judge is in place, and nothing has been overlooked in what will be the most embarrassing display of voter fraud and deceit ever heaped on a people up to and including the Kim Jong-un “elections” in North Korea, the Manuel Noriega reign in Panama, and the grand theft of California from Bernie Sanders.

A CBS4 Denver investigation has found multiple cases of dead men and women voting for Hillary Clinton in Colorado months and in some cases years after their deaths, a revelation that raises questions about safeguards apparently in place to prevent such cases of election fraud.


“We do believe there were several instances of potential vote fraud that occurred,” said Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams after reviewing the CBS4 revelations. “It shows there is the potential for fraud.”

This new scandal comes days after news broke that Clinton’s lead over Trump has shrunk in Colorado and Virginia, two states that traditionally favor Democrats.

CBS Denver reports:


The cases of dead men and women casting ballots ranged from El Paso County in southern Colorado to Denver and Jefferson County. CBS4 discovered the fraudulent voting by comparing databases of voting histories in Colorado against a federal death database.

The CBS4 investigation has triggered criminal investigations in El Paso and Jefferson counties along with a broad investigation by the Colorado Secretary of State’s office...........
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It’s easy to feel lost in a nation of 320 million. But it’s the strength and glory of the American way that the least among us has a say, no smaller and no bigger than anyone else, with a vote on Election Day. The stakes for charting the future have rarely been higher, as the face-off between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday night demonstrated. Vote fraud dilutes the value of the ballots cast by the eligible, and that should disturb and anger us all. If elections aren’t fair, the democratic process is a sham.

Colorado has uncovered a “very serious” pattern of ballots filed by mail in the name of the dead. Mail-in balloting makes voting more convenient but early voting distorts the decision and risks making the result a fraud. Numbers of fraudulent votes cast are undetermined thus far, but officials in El Paso County, Colorado, acknowledge that an investigation by television reporters turned up legitimate examples of illegal activity.

“We do believe there were several instances of potential vote fraud that occurred,” says Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams. “It shows there is the potential for fraud.” County election officials say they removed the names of 448 dead people from voter rolls before the news report was aired, and found an additional 78 names while rechecking.

Illicit ballots — even if discovered at a tiny portion of the thousands of polling stations across the country — could add up to number large enough to alter an outcome. Researchers at Old Dominion University in Virginia, studying a sample portion of the 2010 voting in the midterm elections, estimated that 2.2 percent of ballots were cast by voters who are not citizens. With Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton running neck and neck nationwide, a single percentage point swing in key states could mean the difference between a President Clinton and a President Trump...........
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Reply #67 - Oct 1st, 2016 at 10:17am
 
Trumps poor performance in the debate I think hurt his chances a lot but worse still his dummy spit
afterwards has probably done irreparable damage.

Who would have thought that he would virtually admit paying no tax and ripping off his contractors.
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Reply #68 - Oct 1st, 2016 at 10:45am
 
Who Will Win the Presidency?

The next president of course. easy question.
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AiA wrote on Sep 30th, 2016 at 10:00pm:
Hillary had a good week because Trump had a bad week:  he has been on the defensive about his "fat" comments for days now while not only has Hillary had a post-debate  bump, her supporters are getting re-energized.




she could have a bit of a sympathy vote when she had a little wobble..you guys are between a rock and a hard place really.. whoever wins.. will have a huge number who will never accept them as their Pres.... it will be one hard slog I would think...unless something BIG saves them...

a bit like Turnbull he is waiting for his BIG moment to help save him.. Smiley Smiley
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Reply #70 - Oct 1st, 2016 at 12:00pm
 
cods wrote on Oct 1st, 2016 at 11:30am:
.........She could have a bit of a sympathy vote when she had a little wobble..you guys are between a rock and a hard place really.. whoever wins.. will have a huge number who will never accept them as their Pres.... it will be one hard slog I would think..........unless something BIG saves them...


It will be like when George Bush won the Presidency in 2000.

Millions of Americans actually found out at the same time that they didn't live in a Democracy when Al Gore, the incumbent vice-president, won the vote to be the President of the United States......he had more votes than Bush.....but to their amazement, Bush was declared the winner & became President!!!!

That's why 50% of Americans never accepted Bush as their President.


But.....How??? Why???

Simple.......America isn't a Democracy where the majority rules, no, America is a Constitutional Republic, where Presidents are chosen by an Electoral College....Americans don't actually vote for the President, they vote for representatives of a College called the Electoral College (look it up on Wikipedia), that actually picks the President. All the laws governing this can be found in the United States Constitution, which is the Supreme Law of the Land in America.

JFYI......When any official, Soldier, Law Enforcment Officer, Judge, Mayor, Senator, Representative, or even a dog catcher is sworn into office.....they have one allegiance first & foremost, they pledge an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution......not any leader, not any government, not any flag, not even the country they live in.....they pledge an oath to support & defend the United States Constitution from all enemies foreign or domestic......look up the Oaths of Office in America, & you will see I'm 100% correct. Wink

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Reply #71 - Oct 1st, 2016 at 12:36pm
 
Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Sep 30th, 2016 at 1:37pm:
She didnt have an earpiece.

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Reply #72 - Oct 2nd, 2016 at 1:13am
 
Clinton's superior debate performance is helping her in swing states. Trump is now more unpopular than Hillary and that is also helping her.

As of 2 hours ago Hillary has a 67.7% chance of winning.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/?ex_cid=rrpromo
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Panther wrote on Oct 1st, 2016 at 12:00pm:
When any official, Soldier, Law Enforcment Officer, Judge, Mayor, Senator, Representative, or even a dog catcher is sworn into office.....they have one allegiance first & foremost, they pledge an oath to defend the U.S. Constitution......not any leader, not any government, not any flag, not even the country they live in.....they pledge an oath to support & defend the United States Constitution from all enemies foreign or domestic......look up the Oaths of Office in America, & you will see I'm 100% correct.

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I understand that.. after all no good pledging to a person and then they drop dead...or get shot as in America.. Roll Eyes..

the country is not a man or women... it is US everyone we all count.. we just have to have the one person who is meant to be the leader ......in this case.. they have not exactly first class choices......but then who are we to talk?..
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Reply #74 - Oct 3rd, 2016 at 10:35pm
 
As of 7 minutes ago, Nate Silver gave Hillary a 67.7% chance of winning.

Will the information coming out about Trump being a major tax cheat affect the polling this week?

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/?ex_cid=rrpromo

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