BOOM!CAA Flagship wrote:Chizzang wrote:
So you're claiming to know the answer then...
Why don't you just tell me..?
McDonalds already said minimum wage fees have no effect on their prices...
So I seriously have no idea
Chizzang wrote:Why do you always assume I'm in some kind of desperate battle for my life on this forum..?Cluck U wrote:
JFC, Chizzy is getting killed here. If this were a fight, Chizzy's West Coast manager would be throwing in the towel.
Blood in the water!!!!!!
I couldn't possibly care any less about minimum wage other than when I asked a few questions
Questions that I honestly don't know the answer to...
so now I'm Getting killed..?
Killed with kindness,
DSU made a funny - everybody seems to be adding their 2 cents without much static
This isn't an MMA or UFC fight Cluck and as far as I can tell nobody really cares that much
Cluck U wrote:BOOM!CAA Flagship wrote:
CAA Flagship just sunk Chizzy's battleship.
They have to be careful because Bernie has the money to go independent and fvck things up for everybody; they badly need him "inside the tent pissing out", as LBJ said.Cluck U wrote:I'm a happy guy.
Trump and Sanders are making this election fun.
Unfortunately, the so-called Democratic party is simply getting too conservative. Hillary and her super PACS will steal this primary election from the Democratic voters, with the help of some CONSERVATIVE Democrats...and you can count Jon and InfinityMan in that group.
The irony is thick.
He's been a Democrat for what, 9 months? Interesting scenario indeed.houndawg wrote:They have to be careful because Bernie has the money to go independent and fvck things up for everybody; they badly need him "inside the tent pissing out", as LBJ said.Cluck U wrote:I'm a happy guy.
Trump and Sanders are making this election fun.
Unfortunately, the so-called Democratic party is simply getting too conservative. Hillary and her super PACS will steal this primary election from the Democratic voters, with the help of some CONSERVATIVE Democrats...and you can count Jon and InfinityMan in that group.
The irony is thick.
It could be said that he owes it to the more than 1,000,000 people donating their $20 to see this thing through to the end. There are clearly hordes of people that want a chance to vote for him in the general election.kalm wrote:He's been a Democrat for what, 9 months? Interesting scenario indeed.houndawg wrote:
They have to be careful because Bernie has the money to go independent and fvck things up for everybody; they badly need him "inside the tent pissing out", as LBJ said.
Cluck U wrote:I'm a happy guy.
Trump and Sanders are making this election fun.
Unfortunately, the so-called Democratic party is simply getting too conservative. Hillary and her super PACS will steal this primary election from the Democratic voters, with the help of some CONSERVATIVE Democrats...and you can count Jon and InfinityMan in that group.
The irony is thick.
I would love for this to happen. Trump will run as well if he can't gain enough delegates and his nomination is taken from him at an open convention. God bless this election cycle.houndawg wrote:They have to be careful because Bernie has the money to go independent and fvck things up for everybody; they badly need him "inside the tent pissing out", as LBJ said.Cluck U wrote:I'm a happy guy.
Trump and Sanders are making this election fun.
Unfortunately, the so-called Democratic party is simply getting too conservative. Hillary and her super PACS will steal this primary election from the Democratic voters, with the help of some CONSERVATIVE Democrats...and you can count Jon and InfinityMan in that group.
The irony is thick.
And god bless the independents, every one...SDHornet wrote:I would love for this to happen. Trump will run as well if he can't gain enough delegates and his nomination is taken from him at an open convention. God bless this election cycle.houndawg wrote:
They have to be careful because Bernie has the money to go independent and fvck things up for everybody; they badly need him "inside the tent pissing out", as LBJ said.
Past performance goes out the window this cycle. If Trump and Sanders stay in the general as independents they will get electoral votes.89Hen wrote:Last election a third party won a single electoral vote... 1968. Would be pretty rare.
American Civil War II89Hen wrote:What happens if no presidential candidate gets 270 Electoral votes?
Ain't gonna happen. The GOP is running out of people to run other than Trump - Rubio is toast, no one knows who Kasich is, and Cruz may be the most evil man in the world (and he can't hope to win anywhere outside of the South, and Trump actually does better than he does there). Even if the GOP abandons Trump at the convention, whomever they pick probably won't beat Trump head to head anyway, and they and Trump will split the vote in places where the GOP should win and the Dem will win instead.houndawg wrote:Past performance goes out the window this cycle. If Trump and Sanders stay in the general as independents they will get electoral votes.89Hen wrote:Last election a third party won a single electoral vote... 1968. Would be pretty rare.
I like the idea of the RNC and the DNC being outsiders.GannonFan wrote:Ain't gonna happen. The GOP is running out of people to run other than Trump - Rubio is toast, no one knows who Kasich is, and Cruz may be the most evil man in the world (and he can't hope to win anywhere outside of the South, and Trump actually does better than he does there). Even if the GOP abandons Trump at the convention, whomever they pick probably won't beat Trump head to head anyway, and they and Trump will split the vote in places where the GOP should win and the Dem will win instead.houndawg wrote:
Past performance goes out the window this cycle. If Trump and Sanders stay in the general as independents they will get electoral votes.
As for the Dems, Sanders isn't going to run as an independent - if he loses the nomination it will be because he didn't get more delegates (not counting the super delegates, just the regular ones) than Clinton did. I don't see the super delegates swinging the nomination the other way.
You may see Trump and Sanders face off in the general, but it will be as the GOP and the Dem nominees. Heck, it's almost the same as them running as independents anyway.
I would gladly accept Trump in order to learn the DNC.houndawg wrote:I like the idea of the RNC and the DNC being outsiders.GannonFan wrote:
Ain't gonna happen. The GOP is running out of people to run other than Trump - Rubio is toast, no one knows who Kasich is, and Cruz may be the most evil man in the world (and he can't hope to win anywhere outside of the South, and Trump actually does better than he does there). Even if the GOP abandons Trump at the convention, whomever they pick probably won't beat Trump head to head anyway, and they and Trump will split the vote in places where the GOP should win and the Dem will win instead.
As for the Dems, Sanders isn't going to run as an independent - if he loses the nomination it will be because he didn't get more delegates (not counting the super delegates, just the regular ones) than Clinton did. I don't see the super delegates swinging the nomination the other way.
You may see Trump and Sanders face off in the general, but it will be as the GOP and the Dem nominees. Heck, it's almost the same as them running as independents anyway.
I'd say Sanders owes it to the million plus people that sent him $20 to be around for the general election regardless of affiliation. He will do much better than Hillary among independents and still get half the donk vote.
Under no circumstances will Bernie run as an independent. It doesn't matter how tenacious or convincing his supporters are.houndawg wrote:It could be said that he owes it to the more than 1,000,000 people donating their $20 to see this thing through to the end. There are clearly hordes of people that want a chance to vote for him in the general election.kalm wrote:
He's been a Democrat for what, 9 months? Interesting scenario indeed.
CID1990 wrote:Under no circumstances will Bernie run as an independent. It doesn't matter how tenacious or convincing his supporters are.houndawg wrote:
It could be said that he owes it to the more than 1,000,000 people donating their $20 to see this thing through to the end. There are clearly hordes of people that want a chance to vote for him in the general election.
If you think otherwise then you don't know Bernie.
There is absolutely zero chance that he runs as an independent if he's lost the regular delegate vote (not counting super delegates) to Hillary. He's not going to hand the election to the GOP and Trump just to stick it to the DNC for a race that he fairly lost.houndawg wrote:CID1990 wrote:
Under no circumstances will Bernie run as an independent. It doesn't matter how tenacious or convincing his supporters are.
If you think otherwise then you don't know Bernie.
I never met the guy and don't know what he'll do, but I'd love to see him stick it to the DNC. Since you know him and I don't I'll take your word for it.
Plus he's a pussy and doesn't have the balls to put it on the line as an independent. I wish he would find a pair and run as an independent after he loses to hilldog.GannonFan wrote:There is absolutely zero chance that he runs as an independent if he's lost the regular delegate vote (not counting super delegates) to Hillary. He's not going to hand the election to the GOP and Trump just to stick it to the DNC for a race that he fairly lost.houndawg wrote:
I never met the guy and don't know what he'll do, but I'd love to see him stick it to the DNC. Since you know him and I don't I'll take your word for it.
Again, how does not wanting to hand the election to Trump classify him as a "pussy"? Two Democrats in the race, one with the backing of the DNC and one with the backing of a populist crusade, will not beat anyone the GOP puts up. Heck, Cruz would win in the general election if the Dems were split like that. Rubio would as well. Heck, Ben Carson could get back in the race and he might even be electable with a split Democratic ticket. Where's the joy in making that happen?SDHornet wrote:Plus he's a pussy and doesn't have the balls to put it on the line as an independent. I wish he would find a pair and run as an independent after he loses to hilldog.GannonFan wrote:
There is absolutely zero chance that he runs as an independent if he's lost the regular delegate vote (not counting super delegates) to Hillary. He's not going to hand the election to the GOP and Trump just to stick it to the DNC for a race that he fairly lost.
I don't know him.houndawg wrote:CID1990 wrote:
Under no circumstances will Bernie run as an independent. It doesn't matter how tenacious or convincing his supporters are.
If you think otherwise then you don't know Bernie.
I never met the guy and don't know what he'll do, but I'd love to see him stick it to the DNC. Since you know him and I don't I'll take your word for it.
Hairsplitter.CID1990 wrote:I don't know him.houndawg wrote:
I never met the guy and don't know what he'll do, but I'd love to see him stick it to the DNC. Since you know him and I don't I'll take your word for it.
What I do know is that he would have to be monumentally stupid to do so, and he isn't monumentally stupid (just crazy).
Because supposedly he "owes it" to his supporters who gave him money to keep running. If he really feels that he can provide the answers to America's problems then he should run...especially if hilldog just barely squeaks out the win.GannonFan wrote:Again, how does not wanting to hand the election to Trump classify him as a "pussy"? Two Democrats in the race, one with the backing of the DNC and one with the backing of a populist crusade, will not beat anyone the GOP puts up. Heck, Cruz would win in the general election if the Dems were split like that. Rubio would as well. Heck, Ben Carson could get back in the race and he might even be electable with a split Democratic ticket. Where's the joy in making that happen?SDHornet wrote: Plus he's a pussy and doesn't have the balls to put it on the line as an independent. I wish he would find a pair and run as an independent after he loses to hilldog.
