[ALIEN]

Originally posted by Bloo

I don't see you offering any other ideas.

k still didn't say she had a seizure so

Maybe she got frightened or maybe there IS something wrong with Hillary and the media IS covering it up?

I know it sounds like a conspiracy theory but considering more and more conspiracy theories are becoming true maybe having a skeptical mind is something you shouldn't dismiss? Although considering the source was antagonistic, maybe that's why y'all are lashing out emotionally instead of turning it into a productive conversation?

there's absolutely no room for outsider's perspectives here and it's common seeing it out from higher power but when actual citizens are in this "us vs them" mentality, this stupid bipartisan system is going to keep running a mock

this is probably too idealistic and 'naive' for lot of you but idc I'm high as ****. with this I'm off for the night

[rivers]

Originally posted by ALIEN

k still didn't say she had a seizure so

Maybe she got frightened or maybe there IS something wrong with Hillary and the media IS covering it up?

I know it sounds like a conspiracy theory but considering more and more conspiracy theories are becoming true maybe having a skeptical mind is something you shouldn't dismiss? Although considering the source was antagonistic, maybe that's why y'all are lashing out emotionally instead of turning it into a productive conversation?

there's absolutely no room for outsider's perspectives here and it's common seeing it out from higher power but when actual citizens are in this "us vs them" mentality, this stupid bipartisan system is going to keep running a mock

this is probably too idealistic and 'naive' for lot of you but idc I'm high as ****. with this I'm off for the night

I don't get how a silly head nod can be turned into a productive conversation but sure

[Giselle]

There is room for outsider's perspectives. But if you come in here with some silly, Alex Jones type conspiracy mess, nobody is going to take you seriously. Sorry. If you wanna talk about REAL stuff, that's fine. But saying Hillary might have health problems and it's all a media cover up? Like....

As if the media wouldn't be all over that.

[ariesjow]

The below tweet pretty much summarizes the temperament of these candidates when under pressure.

When both Clinton and Trump were faced with hecklers at their rallies...

Hillary? Unbothered.

Trump? SHOOK!

Steady as a rock and jumpy, erratic man

[Bloo]

This is pathetic.

I hope they feel okay paying all them legal fees to lose. They have no reasonable case. No lawyer would want to take this up...

[Two Benghazi Parents Sue Hillary Clinton for Wrongful Death, Defamation]

[Axel]

There's a fine line between "having a skeptical mind" and being a complete dumbass.

Make sure you're on the right side

[Harrier]

Hillary having the entire east coast on FiveThirtyEight at the moment omg

[Latinazza]

He is getting closer and closer to zero

[Troye]

Oh my God. Not Arizona and South Carolina going light blue.

Even Georgia is straight on the greener side of the fence.

The last few pages of sass being tossed about like salad.

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by Latinazza

The trumpettes trying to drag Hillary based on fictitious health issues

Your concern is appreciated. Focus on your candidate's less then 5% current results instead. The struggle is real

you seem low-key upset tho

[Beautiful Liar]

Originally posted by Latinazza

He is getting closer and closer to zero

Ya need to stop posting this un-legit source because it has no credibility

[Latinazza]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Ya need to stop posting this un-legit source because it has no credibility

According to YOU, boo boo. Stay mad

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Beautiful Liar

Ya need to stop posting this un-legit source because it has no credibility

Originally posted by SOME of FiveThirtyEight's Recognition and Awards

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[Troye]

Originally posted by Bloo

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Lebanese Dude

Who are these "people" he keeps mentioning?

Who knows but it started a #mostpeople sarcastic twitter trend

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Bloo

[Latinazza]

Originally posted by Bloo

Poor dat

[Blade]

Originally posted by Bloo

the swift clock

[MAKSIM]

The lashings

#JillNotGorill

[Achilles.]

After learning that Clint Eastwood would be voting for the Republican presidential nominee, Meryl Streep told Variety, “I didn’t know that. I’ll have to speak to him. I’ll have to correct that! I’m shocked. I really am. Because he’s more — I would have thought he would be more sensitive than that.”