[Communion]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

Rich people don't the public extra money when they use public systems just as much if not less than the average citizen. Even with their deductions they still contribute way more than you.

I thought his whole campaign was about being seen as a common man?

Now he's suddenly a rich person who contributes more money than common folk and doesn't owe dirty poor people anything? Not the people finally starting to see the Emperor is naked.

There's a Washington Post article about how his tax issues will harm him most with undecided voters in swing states. I can't wait to constantly talk to everyone in real life and online that I know about how this con-man of a politician conning his way out of paying his fair share.

One of the undecided voters even said - "Anyone else doing that would be in prison".

Oh how the tables are turning.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Orpheus

Michelle Obama featured in new Clinton Ad:

This article says that getting the black vote high enough in Florida is key since Latinos are split on Trump (Cuban-Americans vs other Hispanic groups).

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/pol...927-story.html

Hillary's using black celebrities, civil rights leaders and activist surrogates to campaign for her around the state

[Mke1979]

Here's my opinion:

Hillary Clinton - she looks like a President, acts like a President, is poised, speaks eloquently, BUT - she is just NOT BELIEVABLE! She's just not. She needs to give it up, been doing it for over 30 years and just look at the mess we are in. I had to LOL at her saying things are bad with crime etc, and it's better than it was in the 90's - that's her problem - she lives in the past - in the 90's. People are being shot daily - multiple people. Sometimes I feel our bad economy has an impact on race, crime, gender discrimation etc. It's elevated because people are stressed, sick and in financial ruins.

I'm looking forward to the next debate! Go Trump! - I like hearing things REAL from a NON-POLITICIAN!

[Jennifer]

Originally posted by Mke1979

I'm looking forward to the next debate! Go Trump! - I like hearing things REAL from a NON-POLITICIAN!

Same. I'm gonna start going to my chiropractor for all my dental work now.

[LuLuDrops]

Jennifer

[6_INCH_HEELS]

Originally posted by Mke1979

Here's my opinion:

Hillary Clinton - she looks like a President, acts like a President, is poised, speaks eloquently, BUT - she is just NOT BELIEVABLE! She's just not. She needs to give it up, been doing it for over 30 years and just look at the mess we are in. I had to LOL at her saying things are bad with crime etc, and it's better than it was in the 90's - that's her problem - she lives in the past - in the 90's. People are being shot daily - multiple people. Sometimes I feel our bad economy has an impact on race, crime, gender discrimation etc. It's elevated because people are stressed, sick and in financial ruins.

I'm looking forward to the next debate! Go Trump! - I like hearing things REAL from a NON-POLITICIAN!

Sounds like you just listened to Trump and didn't bother to fact check, like at all. HRC is a more successful politician, as a NY senator and SOS, than Trump is a businessman if we can really call him that.

What I want to know is why Hillary is to blame for the economy and not the Republican held Congress and not even the POTUS?

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

Every single person complaining about his using loopholes to pay little tax do the exact same thing at their income level, whether it's child deductions, charity, etc. The hypocrisy is jarring.

What about the hypocrisy of him supposedly advocating for middle income, working families yet providing tax cuts to the wealthiest earners?

We live in a time where for a long time growth at the top has not translated to growth at the other end and wages have been stagnating and yet he can honestly sit there and claim he's their champion, when, by the way, it looks like they've contributed more in tax than he has in his whole lifetime?

[LuLuDrops]

‘Register to vote, get a taco’: Houston taco trucks put voter registration booths ‘on every corner’



http://www.rawstory.com/2016/09/regi...-every-corner/

[chilicheese01]

Mess, this was a two-against-one battle. Poor Hill can't fight on her own.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Jennifer

Same. I'm gonna start going to my chiropractor for all my dental work now.

[6_INCH_HEELS]

Trump and his followers stay with conspiracy theories. Just take the L. Always claiming foul. We know y'all think the election is already rigged. We don't care. Can't wait to dance in the tears.

[dabunique]

smh my Cubans will vote for Trump, Hillary payin for her husband and Obama's mistakes with our community

My mom who is a huge democrat and was leading da Obama revolution down here has now given up on him and will vote for Trump, and she's smart, and iknow cubans in my age group (35-43) who will vote for Trump as well

ugh

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by dabunique

smh my Cubans will vote for Trump, Hillary payin for her husband and Obama's mistakes with our community

My mom who is a huge democrat and was leading da Obama revolution down here has now given up on him and will vote for Trump, and she's smart, and iknow cubans in my age group (35-43) who will vote for Trump as well

ugh

I hope all those new Boricuas who supposedly registered in droves will actually show up to vote

[LuLuDrops]

Oop, things just got more interesting.

Democrats target Libertarian ticket

NextGen Climate, the group run by liberal billionaire and environmental activist Tom Steyer, is on the ground in eight battleground states with a message that is almost exclusively aimed at reaching the millennial voters who are energized by the issue of climate change.

Last week, the group threw six figures behind digital ads mocking Johnson as a climate change denier and warning millennials that climate change will cost them trillions of dollars.

A source at NextGen told The Hill the group will be looking to turn out young voters for Hillary Clinton and down-ballot Democrats with a texting campaign in the battleground states and a carpooling service that will drive them to the polls.

The Libertarians have also attracted the ire of a group called ShareBlue, which is owned by longtime Clinton ally David Brock. The unabashedly pro-Clinton, for-profit media company has a strong following in the realm of progressive social media and has been using its platform in part to hammer Johnson as a flaky Republican.

ShareBlue CEO Peter Daou, a veteran of John Kerry’s and Clinton’s past presidential campaigns, told The Hill he’s targeting Johnson and Weld from the policy side and making the case for why their platform should be anathema to progressives.

Daou's website is also targeting Stein, who is pulling support from the far left. A recent post argued that Johnson and Stein "are not serious candidates."

[DevonDreams]

Originally posted by dabunique

smh my Cubans will vote for Trump, Hillary payin for her husband and Obama's mistakes with our community

My mom who is a huge democrat and was leading da Obama revolution down here has now given up on him and will vote for Trump, and she's smart, and iknow cubans in my age group (35-43) who will vote for Trump as well

ugh

not that smart if she's voting trump

[Jackson]

Originally posted by Icarus

Arizona's biggest newspaper, the Arizona Republic, is endorsing a Democrat for President for the first time since 1890

This was such a good article

[4seldemari]

Trump supporters

[Jackson]

Originally posted by Jennifer

Same. I'm gonna start going to my chiropractor for all my dental work now.

you did NOT

[dabunique]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

I hope all those new Boricuas who supposedly registered in droves will actually show up to vote

LOL Highly unlikely
Da island has been goin thru hell lately

Horrible Economy
Zika Infestation

and no help from da government

what because they're not a state they don't deserve help, they are all Americans there too

[dabunique]

Originally posted by DevonDreams

not that smart if she's voting trump

LOL i would normally agree but since i kno my mom and u don't, i wish this was true but its not