Election 2016: Trump vs Clinton

[Bronco]

So New York has requested the Trump Foundation stop fundraising in the state...


https://www.yahoo.com/news/ny-attorney- ... 04778.html

This stuff works...on the day this came out ABC radio on the hour talked about this story
Now after giving Hillary a heads up will the Pravda media talk about this...hard to win against a one sided media

Clinton Foundation refiles three years of tax forms
Washington Examiner ^ | 10/5/16 12:00 AM | Sarah Westwood

Clinton Foundation officials quietly refiled three years of tax-related forms this week after the New York attorney general acknowledged the charity had failed to disclose all of its donors in accordance with state law.
Two entities operating within the Clintons' sprawling philanthropic network — the Clinton Health Access Initiative and the Clinton Global Initiative — submitted supplementary financial disclosures for different years between 2012 and 2014 while denying Tuesday that the attorney general's office had asked them to do so.
"The Clinton Foundation is properly registered to solicit funds under Article 7A, which requires organizations to register before they solicit funds in New York," said Ricardo Castro, general counsel for the Clinton Foundation.
-snip-
...the Clinton Foundation has logged its own financial inconsistencies over the past several years. In November of last year, the Clinton Health Access Initiative re-submitted several years of tax returns after reporters identified millions of dollars in foreign contributions that had been omitted from its disclosures.

(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...

[Skjellyfetti]

Some good news in Clusterfuck 2016

Marijuana advocates are heading into the final weeks of the 2016 campaign with the wind at their backs as the latest polling shows legalization measures currently favored by voters in all five states where they're on the ballot.

In Arizona, a late-August Arizona Republic/Morrison/Cronkite News poll of 784 registered voters found that 50 percent supported marijuana legalization, 40 percent opposed it, and 10 percent remain undecided. That result is sharply at odds with a July poll of likely voters showing that only 39 percent said they favored the measure.

In California, a post-debate SurveyUSA poll of 751 likely voters found that Proposition 64, which would legalize, tax and regulate the sale of recreational marijuana, is supported by 52 percent of the electorate and opposed by 41 percent, with 6 percent undecided. This is a lower margin than some other recent polls there, which have pegged support at 60 percent or more.

Across the country in Massachusetts, the marijuana legalization measure there enjoys 53 percent support among likely voters, according to a recent WBZ-UMASS Amherst poll of 700 likely voters. Forty percent oppose it, while another 7 percent are unsure. That's also a turnaround from an earlier poll of 900 registered voters, which found only 41 percent supported the measure.

Up the coast in Maine, a late September poll of 505 likely voters found 53 percent support for the legalization measure, 38 percent opposed to it and 10 percent undecided. This number has been fairly stable since the spring.

A poll fielded last week of 500 likely voters in Nevada found the legalization measure there leading with 57 percent support, compared to 33 percent opposing it. That number is sharply at odds with a Review-Journal survey of 800 likely voters, fielded at the exact same time, which found the legalization measure leading by just 1 percentage point, well within the margin of error.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/won ... -november/

[89Hen]

Some good news in Clusterfuck 2016

50 percent supported marijuana legalization

supported by 52 percent of the electorate

53 percent support

53 percent support

57 percent support

Good news for just over half the people.

[Ibanez]

Wasn't Assange holding a press conference today to begin the October Surprise? Did Clinton finally get him droned?

[Skjellyfetti]

Wasn't Assange holding a press conference today to begin the October Surprise? Did Clinton finally get him droned?

That was yesterday. And, it was just to celebrate Wikileaks 10th anniversary.

[kalm]

Some good news in Clusterfuck 2016

Good news for just over half the people.

And those who like freedom, rational thinking, and are opposed to the nanny state.

[SDHornet]

Wasn't Assange holding a press conference today to begin the October Surprise? Did Clinton finally get him droned?

That was yesterday. And, it was just to celebrate Wikileaks 10th anniversary.

It was postponed supposedly due to security concerns. A few things were released by that Gucifer guy. A bigger dump (ha) is supposed to be released in the coming week.

[Grizalltheway]

Some good news in Clusterfuck 2016

Good news for just over half the people.

I know. Those poor people opposed to legalization will be forced to smoke every single day if it passes.

[JohnStOnge]

What do the A +'s say about the battleground states? RCP's most recent show a tie in Florida and Trump up 1.8 in Ohio.

One of the A+ rated polls, Monmouth, has been releasing some results lately. Here are the ones I can easily get to (Dates are the dates reported by RCP):

October 5, Ohio, Clinton by 2
October 4, Pennsylvania, Clinton by 10
October 3, Colorado, Clinton by 11
September 26, General Election 4-way, Clinton by 4
September 26, General Election 2-way, Clinton by 3
September 21, New Hampshire, Clinton by 9
September 20, Florida, Clinton by 5
September 19, Georgia, Trump by 3
September 15, Iowa, Trump by 8

[JohnStOnge]

*bated breath.

baited breath would imply you have some sort of fish in your mouth....

I know its only grammar but when your whole schtick is trying to hide your religious fundamentalism behind a veneer of being highly educated this sort of thing kind of detracts from the attempt.

Again, I am an agnostic. Also, I have never claimed to have impressive academic credentials. I have a B.S. in biology from McNeese State. And I have some courses I took to improve my understanding of certain things associated with my career but were not taken as part of earning any degrees. A couple of graduate level Experimental Statistics course, a graduate level Statistical Survey Sampling course, and a graduate level Water Quality Modeling course. I did have the benefit of being mentored for five years by a guy with a Ph.D. in Estuarine Ecology and a Masters in Statistics. I actually think I got a better education during that five years than the typical Ph.D. student does because I got one on one teaching from a very competent person while working on real data for the purpose of supporting real decisions. But I would be expected to think that. At this point I have a shade over 35 years of hands on experience in environmental sampling and data analysis. I'm very good at what I do at this point.

But not much in terms of formal education. And I'd never win a spelling bee.

[Skjellyfetti]

What a fuckin idiot

https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/po ... video.html

Spoiler: show

I pronounce it "Nevahda" as well. That's not what makes it stupid.

[houndawg]

*bated breath.

baited breath would imply you have some sort of fish in your mouth....

I know its only grammar but when your whole schtick is trying to hide your religious fundamentalism behind a veneer of being highly educated this sort of thing kind of detracts from the attempt.

Again, I am an agnostic. Also, I have never claimed to have impressive academic credentials. I have a B.S. in biology from McNeese State. And I have some courses I took to improve my understanding of certain things associated with my career but were not taken as part of earning any degrees. A couple of graduate level Experimental Statistics course, a graduate level Statistical Survey Sampling course, and a graduate level Water Quality Modeling course. I did have the benefit of being mentored for five years by a guy with a Ph.D. in Estuarine Ecology and a Masters in Statistics. I actually think I got a better education during that five years than the typical Ph.D. student does because I got one on one teaching from a very competent person while working on real data for the purpose of supporting real decisions. But I would be expected to think that. At this point I have a shade over 35 years of hands on experience in environmental sampling and data analysis. I'm very good at what I do at this point.

But not much in terms of formal education. And I'd never win a spelling bee.

And the irony of your constant whimpering about Trump's truthiness...

[89Hen]

Good news for just over half the people.

And those who like freedom, rational thinking, and are opposed to the nanny state.

[89Hen]

Good news for just over half the people.

I know. Those poor people opposed to legalization will be forced to smoke every single day if it passes.

[kalm]

And those who like freedom, rational thinking, and are opposed to the nanny state.

I've always appreciated your honesty in opposing these things.

[CAA Flagship]

Good news for just over half the people.

I know. Those poor people opposed to legalization will be forced to smoke every single day if it passes.

No. But they will be forced to pay for the healthcare of the ones that choose to smoke.

[Chizzang]

I know. Those poor people opposed to legalization will be forced to smoke every single day if it passes.

No. But they will be forced to pay for the healthcare of the ones that choose to smoke.

You have THE weakest argument on this I've ever seen somebody actually seriously launch...
I don;t want to pay for fat fucks healthcare costs either - how do I get out of that..?

[CAA Flagship]

No. But they will be forced to pay for the healthcare of the ones that choose to smoke.

You have THE weakest argument on this I've ever seen somebody actually seriously launch...
I don;t want to pay for fat fucks healthcare costs either - how do I get out of that..?

The argument is that wasn't legal before the ACA. And now it is becoming increasingly legal. What is hard to understand?

[Chizzang]

You have THE weakest argument on this I've ever seen somebody actually seriously launch...
I don;t want to pay for fat fucks healthcare costs either - how do I get out of that..?

The argument is that wasn't legal before the ACA. And now it is becoming increasingly legal. What is hard to understand?

The weakness of it... is mesmerizingly feminine

Here's one: Late onset Diabetes (in other words Fat Lazy Onset)
The American Diabetes Association released new research on March 6, 2013 estimating the total costs of diabetes have risen to $245 billion...

Can I opt out of paying for that..?

[CAA Flagship]

The argument is that wasn't legal before the ACA. And now it is becoming increasingly legal. What is hard to understand?

The weakness of it... is mesmerizingly feminine

Here's one: Late onset Diabetes (in other words Fat Lazy Onset)
The American Diabetes Association released new research on March 6, 2013 estimating the total costs of diabetes have risen to $245 billion...

Can I opt out of paying for that..?

Was the cause of Diabetes legal before the ACA?

[Chizzang]

The weakness of it... is mesmerizingly feminine

Here's one: Late onset Diabetes (in other words Fat Lazy Onset)
The American Diabetes Association released new research on March 6, 2013 estimating the total costs of diabetes have risen to $245 billion...

Can I opt out of paying for that..?

Was the cause of Diabetes legal before the ACA?

Read this:
http://www.painnewsnetwork.org/stories/ ... n-drug-use

Marijuana is already LOWERING the use and over all costs of Prescription drugs
Do I get a refund in the state of Washington for that...?

http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shot ... many-drugs

[CAA Flagship]

Was the cause of Diabetes legal before the ACA?

Read this:
http://www.painnewsnetwork.org/stories/ ... n-drug-use

Marijuana is already LOWERING the use and over all costs of Prescription drugs
Do I get a refund in the state of Washington for that...?

http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shot ... many-drugs

MEDICAL marijuana. I have no problem with that.

Recreational, on the other hand, is where I have the problem.

[Chizzang]

Read this:
http://www.painnewsnetwork.org/stories/ ... n-drug-use

Marijuana is already LOWERING the use and over all costs of Prescription drugs
Do I get a refund in the state of Washington for that...?

http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shot ... many-drugs

MEDICAL marijuana. I have no problem with that.

Recreational, on the other hand, is where I have the problem.

It's cute when you try to pretend like you are a logical adult...



Have you ever read ANY study on legalizing drugs and the results..?
and
How much has the WAR ON DRUGS cost each American tax payer..?

[CAA Flagship]

MEDICAL marijuana. I have no problem with that.

Recreational, on the other hand, is where I have the problem.

It's cute when you try to pretend like you are a logical adult...



Have you ever read ANY study on legalizing drugs and the results..?
and
How much has the WAR ON DRUGS cost each American tax payer..?

1) Please tell me how smoking marijuana is not unhealthy.
2) Will legalizing marijuana stop the manufacture and sale of illegal marijuana?

[Chizzang]

It's cute when you try to pretend like you are a logical adult...



Have you ever read ANY study on legalizing drugs and the results..?
and
How much has the WAR ON DRUGS cost each American tax payer..?

1) Please tell me how smoking marijuana is not unhealthy.
2) Will legalizing marijuana stop the manufacture and sale of illegal marijuana?

Who said anything about "smoking Marijuana" you sound really uninformed

Marijuana can be ingested in many ways as it is a pain reducer and apatite enhancer for cancer and other serious diseases. Very few cancer patients "smoke" the drug and most chemo patients swear by the pills keeping them from vomiting...

Legalizing Marijuana has many effects
Most good but some bad - as with all things "valuable" there is a gray market
The illegal sale and mass distribution of Marijuana in Washington State is WAY WAY down

From the Atlantic article last month:

"One-half of the dream is coming true. In the first two states to go legal, arrests for marijuana possession have dropped dramatically—by 98 percent in Washington and 95 percent in Colorado as of last year—and high taxes in both states are generating tens of millions of dollars a year for education and public health. At the same time, legal markets in Washington and Colorado along with loosening medical-marijuana laws around the country have together exerted enough downward pressure on street prices that Central American cartels have reportedly begun to shift production away from marijuana, toward more profitable drugs like heroin..."