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Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 12068583)
Is anyone going to bother with the VP debate tonight? I might turn it on if I'm having trouble sleeping.
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Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by Leslie
(Post 12068622)
I am. Despite the depression and neurosis that this election has caused me ... I still care. :o
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I was busy and forgot to record it. Opinions I'm seeing this morning: Kaine looked stupid trying to be aggressive, Pence clearly is thinking of someone else whenever someone refers to Trump. Pence came across as more measured, but lied through his teeth the whole time about things that Trump said which are well known.
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There are a lot of masochists in this thread. I'd rather watch an entire season of Glee than one of these debates :blink:
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I was tired and didn't care. At one point I woke up and turned the tv on and it was on the news, I was half asleep and thought the names on the screen were Pants and Kanye... went back to sleep.
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Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by Anian
(Post 12069029)
I was busy and forgot to record it. Opinions I'm seeing this morning: Kaine looked stupid trying to be aggressive, Pence clearly is thinking of someone else whenever someone refers to Trump. Pence came across as more measured, but lied through his teeth the whole time about things that Trump said which are well known.
Also, if anyone actually cared about policy they would have noticed that Pence isn't in line with Trump so much stuff. As for the debate itself, it felt like a Republican primary, explain why we should be scared of Russia, terrorists, Mexicans, etc., nothing on climate change, infrastructure, education, or what actually matters in people's lives. What we do know is that Mike Pence is going to up there next to Ted Cruz when the shitshow for 2020 gets rolling. |
Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 12069064)
when the shitshow for 2020 gets rolling.
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Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 12069064)
Yeah pretty much the same here. If you're talking solely about the debate, then it's a win for Pence, as he won on "style", by spewing bullshit. But I'm sure the Clinton campaign are already cutting the ads showing what Trump said vs. Pence denying it.
Also, if anyone actually cared about policy they would have noticed that Pence isn't in line with Trump so much stuff.
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 12069064)
What we do know is that Mike Pence is going to up there next to Ted Cruz when the shitshow for 2020 gets rolling.
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Are there any other states where Trump and Pence appear as candidates for more then 1 party?
Trump and Pence are listed once, however seems both the Republican Party and American Independent Party claim him as their nominee, so both parties are listed next to Trump/Pence on the ballot. At least that is how my San Diego County ballot has them listed, but I would think it would be state wide. |
Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12069318)
Are there any other states where Trump and Pence appear as candidates for more then 1 party?
Trump and Pence are listed once, however seems both the Republican Party and American Independent Party claim him as their nominee, so both parties are listed next to Trump/Pence on the ballot. At least that is how my San Diego County ballot has them listed, but I would think it would be state wide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fusion |
Re: 2016 Election
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12069318)
Are there any other states where Trump and Pence appear as candidates for more then 1 party?
Trump and Pence are listed once, however seems both the Republican Party and American Independent Party claim him as their nominee, so both parties are listed next to Trump/Pence on the ballot. At least that is how my San Diego County ballot has them listed, but I would think it would be state wide.
Originally Posted by sir_eccles
(Post 12069322)
It happens occasionally elsewhere. I recall the Working Family party in NY used to claim the Dem nominees.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fusion Edit; hmm I looked at the Conservative Party website and no mention of the Presidential election. They are endorsing Wendy Something for the senate, the conservative contender for Chuck Schumer's seat. Also I forget to mention the Independence Party, another of NYS many political parties. |
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What it is to be a modern Christian I guess?
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Apparently the first time a presidential candidate has appeared on the ballot for 2 parties in at least 80 years in California.
Donald Trump will be the nominee of two parties on California's November ballot - LA Times
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 12069395)
That's the norm in New York. We have democrats, republicans, working families, conservatives, liberals etc. Whether Trump /Pence are on the conservative line this election, I don't know.
Edit; hmm I looked at the Conservative Party website and no mention of the Presidential election. They are endorsing Wendy Something for the senate, the conservative contender for Chuck Schumer's seat. Also I forget to mention the Independence Party, another of NYS many political parties. |
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Don't matter if Trump is also selected as nominee for the flat earth society or the gay Nazis for Christ party. He'll be sent packing on election night in California with a taco shell jammed up his fat ass.
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