The OFFICIAL Trump/HRC/2016 General Election Thread...

[ArcadiaGP]

So how many states will experience looting/rioting/car flipping on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning?

Regardless of the outcome.

I haven't heard of threats of violence if Clinton loses yet... but I have seen some people advocate insurrection if Trump loses.

 

[jbombelli]

Only time will tell. Historically though, Indy seems to be pretty peaceful when it comes to protests.

 

[PaulF]

So how many states will experience looting/rioting/car flipping on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning?

Regardless of the outcome.

I haven't heard of threats of violence if Clinton loses yet... but I have seen some people advocate insurrection if Trump loses.

Detroit riots when the Lions lose.

Heck, they riot when the Lions win...

I'm going with "Detroit".

 

[Kutnupe14]

I know, right?

can you see every person there?.......might be more diverse than you will know....

T. Lex get's it. Diversity goes well beyond race. And FYI Tombs, the people placed behind candidates, are often placed there on purpose.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Also, looking ahead

In 2018 there are 33 Senators up for election.

25 Democrats
8 Republicans

Six Ds in R+5 (or more) states.

 

[MCgrease08]

T. Lex get's it. Diversity goes well beyond race. And FYI Tombs, the people placed behind candidates, are [STRIKE]often[/STRIKE] always placed there on purpose.

FTFY

 

[1DOWN4UP]

Detroit riots when the Lions lose.

Heck, they riot when the Lions win...

I'm going with "Detroit".

Nothing equals Devil's Night!

 

[hoosierdoc]

I haven't heard of threats of violence if Clinton loses yet... but I have seen some people advocate insurrection if Trump loses.

Fine by me. Are you OK with collusion between the left and the media, and the blatant illegality used to win this election for them?

when in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.

 

[Libertarian01]

It has taken me all this time to figure out how this election is related to Jeff Foxworthy.

We have a choice between sewage and swamp water - for the next four (4) years, and we ain't gonna get Evian with that!

Doug

 

[actaeon277]

So how many states will experience looting/rioting/car flipping on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning?

Regardless of the outcome.

I haven't heard of threats of violence if Clinton loses yet... but I have seen some people advocate insurrection if Trump loses.

That seems to be what the news is pushing.
But, so far, where have the rioters come from?
Seems to me, I've seen most of the damage, come from the Clinton side.
Not all, but most.

 

[printcraft]

T. Lex get's it. Diversity goes well beyond race. And FYI Tombs, the people placed behind candidates, are often placed there on purpose.

Q F F T

 

[miguel]

Speaking of diversity...

 

[actaeon277]

So how many states will experience looting/rioting/car flipping on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning?

Regardless of the outcome.

I haven't heard of threats of violence if Clinton loses yet... but I have seen some people advocate insurrection if Trump loses.

Boston Graffiti Urges: ?Kill Your Local Trump Supporter?

 

[jamil]

Oh no doubt. It's not about Trump per se, it's about the failings of the Republican Party. Trump just happens to be their guy this time.

Failings of the Republican Party? What about democrats creating generations of entitlement? And aren't you offended by the interviewer? He made some cultural assumptions.

 

[Tombs]

T. Lex get's it. Diversity goes well beyond race. And FYI Tombs, the people placed behind candidates, are often placed there on purpose.

Stockholm syndrome is a powerful thing.

More than 200 years of slavery, oppression, and denial of rights to minorities from the democratic party. We're supposed to believe that's all over and times have changed, even though it just continues in the form of policies people can't seem to look past to see the bigger picture of.

Don't believe it still happens? Just go look around an airport sometime for your friendly democrat recruiters who throw immigrants in ghettos and poverty only to bus them out to vote come time for elections.

(And that big "switch" people talk about, go look up who and how many actually changed parties.)

 

[Kutnupe14]

Failings of the Republican Party? What about democrats creating generations of entitlement? And aren't you offended by the interviewer? He made some cultural assumptions.

Yes, he did. I would asked "out of everybody in this crowd, why did I get the inner city question?" As far as the Democrats and entitlement, that not how I framed my statement. I framed it as the reasons people don't vote for Republicans... at least in enough numbers that it hurts them enough in elections. Entitlement programs don't hurt Democrats, obviously.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Stockholm syndrome is a powerful thing.

More than 200 years of slavery, oppression, and denial of rights to minorities from the democratic party. We're supposed to believe that's all over and times have changed, even though it just continues in the form of policies people can't seem to look past to see the bigger picture of.

Don't believe it still happens? Just go look around an airport sometime for your friendly democrat recruiters who throw immigrants in ghettos and poverty only to bus them out to vote come time for elections.

(And that big "switch" people talk about, go look up who and how many actually changed parties.)

You really have no sense of history, if that's what you believe. When I say believe, I mean concerning the belief that the Democratic Party of the pro-slavery, Jim Crow, and segregation, is the same party of today. I would think older members here especially with Southern roots, can remember their parents or grandparent being long-term Democrats or Republicans... but eventually switching parties, because they no longer thought their former party represented them.

 

[T.Lex]

INGO effort at consensus: how many people will be relieved when this thread is done?

 

[jamil]

Yes, he did. I would asked "out of everybody in this crowd, why did I get the inner city question?" As far as the Democrats and entitlement, that not how I framed my statement. I framed it as the reasons people don't vote for Republicans... at least in enough numbers that it hurts them enough in elections. Entitlement programs don't hurt Democrats, obviously.

Well, no. Basically entitlements are the politicians bribe. So of course people buy into that.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

INGO effort at consensus: how many people will be relieved when this thread is done?

Yes.