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originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
Yes, I used to be a leftist as in real one not dem, but I'm more moderate now. I can understand the critiques of social justice/ identity politics, as well as the concerns about too much or illegal immigration.
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
As a liberal, I agree about this being a deflection from the real reasons.
originally posted by: amazing
The problem with this is that it let's the Democrats place blame and focus on a minor issue, instead of focusing on why they really lost the last election. And that was a bad candidates and alienating their base. Trump was a better candidate than any of the other republicans and excited the far right base. Case closed.
I tend to lean liberal in a lot of issues, but also conservative in others. I realize there has to be balance. I realize that politically, we have liberal and conservative season and cycles. But I couldn't bring myself to vote for Hillary, or Trump. I focused on real liberals like Jill Stein and real conservatives like the libertarian and constitution party candidates.
It appears as though it's going to be more of the same from the democratic party. Meaning Trump or Pence is a shoe in.
I too couldn't stand either candidate. However, because my policy views are more liberal and anti establishment, I voted Jill Stein as she was the most Sanders like. Green Party is also anti war or empire, something the Dems are not.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
And the brits and aussies and mexicans attempted to get hrc elected....more foreign powers attempting to influence our elections
but somehow those stories are "less" important
What so the brits, Aussies and Mexicans went out hacking into the DNC, using bots and creating fake news with the purpose of getting Hilary elected at a state level....mmmm
proof?
A U.S. cybersecurity official said Wednesday that Russia "successfully penetrated" the voter rolls in a small number of states in 2016. Jeanette Manfra, the head of cybersecurity at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), told NBC News that Russia targeted 21 states and “an exceptionally small number of them were actually successfully penetrated.” DHS previously notified the 21 states that Russia had attempted to hack their elections systems before the 2016 election. It was Manfra who first revealed to the Senate Intelligence Committee last June that the states had their systems targeted by Russian hackers ahead of the election.
originally posted by: TheGOAT
Nothing Russia did, said, or promoted made me vote for Trump. Zero!
Funny how this has only ever been an issue since trump got elected. Do people really think it would have ever existed had clintion won the 2017 presidential election?
nice. While I disagree with some libertarian positions, I respect their consistency and general attitude.
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
Yes, I used to be a leftist as in real one not dem, but I'm more moderate now. I can understand the critiques of social justice/ identity politics, as well as the concerns about too much or illegal immigration.
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
As a liberal, I agree about this being a deflection from the real reasons.
originally posted by: amazing
The problem with this is that it let's the Democrats place blame and focus on a minor issue, instead of focusing on why they really lost the last election. And that was a bad candidates and alienating their base. Trump was a better candidate than any of the other republicans and excited the far right base. Case closed.
I tend to lean liberal in a lot of issues, but also conservative in others. I realize there has to be balance. I realize that politically, we have liberal and conservative season and cycles. But I couldn't bring myself to vote for Hillary, or Trump. I focused on real liberals like Jill Stein and real conservatives like the libertarian and constitution party candidates.
It appears as though it's going to be more of the same from the democratic party. Meaning Trump or Pence is a shoe in.
I too couldn't stand either candidate. However, because my policy views are more liberal and anti establishment, I voted Jill Stein as she was the most Sanders like. Green Party is also anti war or empire, something the Dems are not.
I actually voted Libertarian.
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
Yes, I used to be a leftist as in real one not dem, but I'm more moderate now. I can understand the critiques of social justice/ identity politics, as well as the concerns about too much or illegal immigration.
originally posted by: amazing
originally posted by: Quetzalcoatl14
As a liberal, I agree about this being a deflection from the real reasons.
originally posted by: amazing
The problem with this is that it let's the Democrats place blame and focus on a minor issue, instead of focusing on why they really lost the last election. And that was a bad candidates and alienating their base. Trump was a better candidate than any of the other republicans and excited the far right base. Case closed.
I tend to lean liberal in a lot of issues, but also conservative in others. I realize there has to be balance. I realize that politically, we have liberal and conservative season and cycles. But I couldn't bring myself to vote for Hillary, or Trump. I focused on real liberals like Jill Stein and real conservatives like the libertarian and constitution party candidates.
It appears as though it's going to be more of the same from the democratic party. Meaning Trump or Pence is a shoe in.
I too couldn't stand either candidate. However, because my policy views are more liberal and anti establishment, I voted Jill Stein as she was the most Sanders like. Green Party is also anti war or empire, something the Dems are not.
originally posted by: DJW001
originally posted by: TheGOAT
Nothing Russia did, said, or promoted made me vote for Trump. Zero!
So you did not believe the lies you read about Hillary Clinton, yet voted for Trump anyway?
originally posted by: interupt42
originally posted by: DJW001
originally posted by: TheGOAT
Nothing Russia did, said, or promoted made me vote for Trump. Zero!
So you did not believe the lies you read about Hillary Clinton, yet voted for Trump anyway?
Was it a russian lie that hillary showed pathological liar traits when she said she was under sniper fire?
Was it the russians who pushed bill to become unethical and meet in secret with the head of the DOJ on the tarmac while hillary was under criminal investigation?
Was it the russians that forced the MSM to cheat with the dnc and hillary to give her the debate questions upfront and give the shaft to the more popular Democrat candidate bernie?
Was it the russians that forced the DNC to make the horrendously stupid decision to push forward with a candidate that is highly hated, untrusted and under CRIMINAL imvestigation?
Was it the russians that forced hillary to say yeah she takes millions from special interest but does nothing for them?
Was it the russians that forced the DNC to pick the ONLY candidate that could outmatch trump when it came to scandals and questionable behavior?
The reason trump won was because of the stupid decisions of the DNC to pick hillary as their candidate and devine intervention from the IC and i dont even like nor voted for trump.
This election had nothing todo with the russians, now come next election the russians will certainly be a factor as to why trump wins again. Apperently the left is so worthless that they cant help themselves with beating the russian dead horse and providing nothing but bs after bs and excuses as to why trump won versus actually providing actual solutions to anything or a worthy candidate.
Heck i hate the GOP and think they are as equally as corrupt as the dnc but the dnc and its rabid worshippers willlingness to overlook their parties issues have gone nuclear retard.
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Azureblue
Funny how this has only ever been an issue since trump got elected. Do people really think it would have ever existed had clintion won the 2017 presidential election?
If the election were determined by the popular vote instead of the Electoral College, the House would have impeached Clinton by now.