2016 Election - Clinton: The Hillary Clinton Thread

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I guess we won't need to burn her after all.
 
Yo Hillary, FYI


Countries with No U.S. Extradition Treaty
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[TD]Afghanistan[/TD]
[TD]Ethiopia[/TD]
[TD]Nepal[/TD]
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[TD]Algeria[/TD]
[TD]Gabon[/TD]
[TD]Niger[/TD]
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[TD]Andorra[/TD]
[TD]Guinea[/TD]
[TD]North Korea[/TD]
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[TD]Angola[/TD]
[TD]Guinea-Bissau[/TD]
[TD]Oman[/TD]
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[TD]Armenia[/TD]
[TD]Indonesia[/TD]
[TD]Qatar[/TD]
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[TD]Bahrain[/TD]
[TD]Iran[/TD]
[TD]Russia[/TD]
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[TD]Bangladesh[/TD]
[TD]Kazakhstan[/TD]
[TD]Rwanda[/TD]
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[TD]Belarus[/TD]
[TD]Kosovo[/TD]
[TD]Samoa[/TD]
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[TD]Bhutan[/TD]
[TD]Kuwait[/TD]
[TD]São Tomé & Príncipe[/TD]
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[TD]Bosnia and Herzegovina[/TD]
[TD]Laos[/TD]
[TD]Saudi Arabia[/TD]
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[TD]Brunei[/TD]
[TD]Lebanon[/TD]
[TD]Senegal[/TD]
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[TD]Burkina Faso[/TD]
[TD]Libya[/TD]
[TD]Serbia[/TD]
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[TD]Burundi[/TD]
[TD]Macedonia[/TD]
[TD]Somalia[/TD]
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[TD]Cambodia[/TD]
[TD]Madagascar[/TD]
[TD]Sudan[/TD]
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[TD]Cameroon[/TD]
[TD]the Maldives[/TD]
[TD]Syria[/TD]
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[TD]Cape Verde[/TD]
[TD]Mali[/TD]
[TD]Taiwan[/TD]
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[TD]the Central African Republic[/TD]
[TD]the Marshall Islands[/TD]
[TD]Togo[/TD]
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[TD]Chad[/TD]
[TD]Mauritania[/TD]
[TD]Tunisia[/TD]
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[TD]China[/TD]
[TD]Micronesia[/TD]
[TD]Uganda[/TD]
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[TD]Comoros[/TD]
[TD]Moldova[/TD]
[TD]Ukraine[/TD]
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[TD]Dem. Republic of the Congo[/TD]
[TD]Mongolia[/TD]
[TD]United Arab Emirates[/TD]
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[TD]Cote d' Ivoire[/TD]
[TD]Montenegro[/TD]
[TD]Uzbekistan[/TD]
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[TD]Cuba[/TD]
[TD]Morocco[/TD]
[TD]Vanuatu[/TD]
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[TD]Djibouti[/TD]
[TD]Mozambique[/TD]
[TD]the Vatican[/TD]
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[TD]Equatorial Guinea[/TD]
[TD]Myanmar[/TD]
[TD]Vietnam[/TD]
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[TD]Eritrea[/TD]
[TD]Namibia[/TD]
[TD]Yemen[/TD]
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He thinks Trump will actually send Hillary to prison. That will be the first campaign promise to go unfulfilled.

I agree. She's living in her own little hell right now: she's nothing without her husband and nothing with him. That's quite possibly punishment enough for her crimes.
 
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Unrelated point: the Dems had a movement candidate in 2008, and they nominated him over Hillary. They also had a movement candidate in 2016, but this time nominated Clinton instead. I was a Hillary supporter in the primary, but I think Bernie would've won last night.
 
Unrelated point: the Dems had a movement candidate in 2008, and they nominated him over Hillary. They also had a movement candidate in 2016, but this time nominated Clinton instead. I was a Hillary supporter in the primary, but I think Bernie would've won last night.

I agree, the DNC screwed themselves by not having a fair primary.
 
Unrelated point: the Dems had a movement candidate in 2008, and they nominated him over Hillary. They also had a movement candidate in 2016, but this time nominated Clinton instead. I was a Hillary supporter in the primary, but I think Bernie would've won last night.

It depends on how he would have played it, but I doubt it mostly because Trump still tapped into the north Florida, upper Michigan, UP Wisconsin, and the other blue collared folks in the Midwest. Those are not typical concerns for Dems. I think Bernie would've taken Pennsylvania, but Michigan and Florida would be tossups that still favor trump.

I think democrats got to comfortable with PS trends.
 
Unrelated point: the Dems had a movement candidate in 2008, and they nominated him over Hillary. They also had a movement candidate in 2016, but this time nominated Clinton instead. I was a Hillary supporter in the primary, but I think Bernie would've won last night.

Btw- I think you're right.

And this notion of ideology is probably now so.....80s.......that it isn't worth discussing whether a candidate is 'conservative' or 'liberal' enough, whether a real socialist or a real fascist. People vote for who they want no matter how discombobulated it is with the situation at hand. And a Chicago-based Republican friend of mine said the key stat to the whole thing is that 71% of people make less money now than they did in 1999 and it's not an endorsement even of his own conservative views but anger at BOTH the left AND right establishment.

I suspect a chunk of Bernie voters went to Trump - more than anyone imagined would happen.
 
I agree. She's living in her own little hell right now: she's nothing without her husband and nothing with him. That's quite possibly punishment enough for her crimes.

This morning she's realizing that she's 69 years old and wasted the last forty years in pursuit of something she'll never have.

Serves her right given how she treated Bill's accusers.
 
Btw- I think you're right.

And this notion of ideology is probably now so.....80s.......that it isn't worth discussing whether a candidate is 'conservative' or 'liberal' enough, whether a real socialist or a real fascist. People vote for who they want no matter how discombobulated it is with the situation at hand. And a Chicago-based Republican friend of mine said the key stat to the whole thing is that 71% of people make less money now than they did in 1999 and it's not an endorsement even of his own conservative views but anger at BOTH the left AND right establishment.

I suspect a chunk of Bernie voters went to Trump - more than anyone imagined would happen.

Regarding income, looks like Hillary only won the below $50K bracket.
 
He thinks Trump will actually send Hillary to prison. That will be the first campaign promise to go unfulfilled.

I agree that Trump will not pursue this. I think from this point forward the only ones who will be in his cross hairs will be those who go out of their way to obstruct what he feels is progress for the country.

Trump is a fighter and a competitor but when the smoke clears after battle more than anything he is a businessman who equates everything to efficiency.

Breath of fresh air!
 
Unrelated point: the Dems had a movement candidate in 2008, and they nominated him over Hillary. They also had a movement candidate in 2016, but this time nominated Clinton instead. I was a Hillary supporter in the primary, but I think Bernie would've won last night.

Good point, Charmin.

You might be right.

Bernie got screwed and the system is corrupt, just like Trump said.
 
[h=1]The Democratic Party Establishment Is Finished[/h]
The Democrats will now control next to nothing above the municipal level. Donald Trump will be president. We are going to be unpacking this night for the rest of our lives, and lives beyond that. We can’t comprehend even 1 percent of what’s just happened. But one aspect of it, minor in the overall sweep, that I’m pretty sure we can comprehend well enough right now: The Democratic Party establishment has beclowned itself and is finished.

The voters of the party got taken for a ride by the people who controlled it, the ones who promised they had everything figured out and sneeringly dismissed anyone who suggested otherwise. They promised that Hillary Clinton had a lock on the Electoral College. These people didn’t know what they were talking about, and too many of us in the media thought they did.

Republicans don’t have a slight edge over Democrats in a decaying political system. Republicans are ascendant. Trump has given them a mission. The country is now theirs.
 

Another post-mortem dancing on the grave with NO CONNECTION with reality.

And gee, Slate, hypocritical much?


The GOP Is Getting Older Blah Blah Blah

And this isn't Slate but.....from November 19, 2008


Republican Party Doomed To Disappear By 2016 (Daily Kos)


Trump Represents A GOP That Is Disappearing from Salon in January

HuffPo from May 25 - GOP 2016: the collapse of another party system?


And do a 2008 search and the obligatory "the GOP is dead" articles. These articles also appeared in 1936, 1964, and 1992.

And the same ones with the name changed appeared in 1980 and especially after the 1994 pole-axing.
 
Lots of hyperbole. They said the same for the republicans in 2008. They would never hold the house or Senate again! The way social trends are heading in this country, I think the democrats are pretty safe.


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I agree but the party apparatus is going to get gutted. Beating a loser like Trump should have been easy
 
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