[RihsusChrist(ATG)]

Originally posted by King Maxx

http://www.people-press.org/2015/05/...roval-timeline
It went from 38% to 66% from 1992 to right after the impeachment. This is historical facts sweetie.

And no Hillary being president at 70 is different than a 83-87 year old woman traveling the country nonstop. It's just not a bet we should be taking especially when you have to deal with foreign dictators, fight ISIS, and stop nuclear weapon programs.

And I never said Castro for SOS. I was talking about cabinet positions overall.

I'm not disputing facts, hun....just wanted to make sure you wasn't pulling #'s out of the sky....Hillary's poll #'s did precipitously tank after that, though.

Queen Diane is 83...where you getting 87 from...she seriously could get a lot done as a one term SOS. She is smart and knows her stuff...she could deal with dictators, ISIS, and nuclear weapons cause that is like her area of expertise.
I guess ole Ruth has to step down from the Supreme Court cause she too old in your eyes as well.

They can let Castro bring Clinton water and the pens she will use to sign legislation but I don't what him near no policy making.
He doesn't impress me at all.

[RihsusChrist(ATG)]

Originally posted by Wonderland

Hillary should appoint a liberal 30-40 year old to the court tbh.. lock in a liberal vote for half a century or so

If the GOP keeps the house and or senate...you can forget that pipe dream.
Hillary will have to pick a more moderate nominee.

[@michael]

Originally posted by RihsusChrist(ATG)

If the GOP keeps the house and or senate...you can forget that pipe dream.
Hillary will have to pick a more moderate nominee.

Only the Senate confirms SC nominees. And besides, the GOP senators said they just wanted to wait until after the Presidential election to "give the people a voice". Once Hillary is President, it will be clear who the voters have chosen and they won't be able to delay for four years

[Inception]

So pumped for tonight! I think it's going to be like 2AM here, but I don't care, I'll be watching.

[Lord Blackout]

I can't believe we'll be stuck with a red congress.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

I can't believe we'll be stuck with a red congress.

We'll take back the Senate, but we'll probably never have control of the House again because of gerrymandering.

[Orpheus]

Originally posted by RihsusChrist(ATG)

If the GOP keeps the house and or senate...you can forget that pipe dream.
Hillary will have to pick a more moderate nominee.

Is Hil not keeping Obama's pick?

[vuelve88]

Originally posted by Saskia

What will be Bill's title in the white house?

First Lady's Man

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by Orpheus

Is Hil not keeping Obama's pick?

I think she will.
Fact is it was HIS seat to fill so it's only fair.
And secondly, BO and Michelle have been and will be campaigning hard on her behalf. I wouldn't be surprised if they agreed to certain things, including Garrick.

Plus Hillary will probably get to fill two seats of her own.

[Wonderland]

SO ready for this debate woo

[giRLbye.]

i'm here for the mess happening @ tonight's debate...town hall or not. bring on the drama!

[Jacketh]

I'm ready for Trump to do something crazy like walk right up to her and stare her down or something

[Gui Blackout]

I forgot about Merrick Garland lol

I feel so bad for him, he's great guy. I'm still not sure if Hillary will keep him? It would be cool if she picks a liberal woman for Scalia's seat Maybe he can be the attorney general or something?

[Concrete]

@mmurraypolitics:

New NBC/WSJ/Marist poll of FL (conducted before Fri):
Clinton 45%
Trump 42%
Johnson 5%
Stein 3%

(Oct. 3-5, likely voters)

New NBC/WSJ/Marist poll of PA (conducted before Fri)
Clinton 49
Trump 37
Johnson 6
Stein 4

(Oct. 3-6, likely voters)

https://twitter.com/mmurraypolitics/...250805760?s=09

[Espresso]

Originally posted by @michael

We'll take back the Senate, but we'll probably never have control of the House again because of gerrymandering.

There's a remote possibility of that changing in ~2020-2022 based on the new Census I think

[Benzene]

Trump is going all in with this Juanita Broaddrick mess. Hillary has to tread carefully---Broaddrick is full of **** but she can't be victim-blamey. Just calmly remind Trump that he's running against Hillary and not Bill.

[geo]

Hillary Clinton leads in the key state of Ohio by four points (46 percent to 42 percent) and in Pennsylvania by a wider eight point gap (48 percent to 40 percent), a state that seems critical to Donald Trump’s electoral hopes. And Clinton also is ahead in Wisconsin 43 percent to 39 percent.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/poll-gen...mps-2005-tape/

Pre-tape.

[Concrete]

CBS battleground polls:
OH: Clinton 46, Trump 42
PA: Clinton 48, Trump 40
WI: Clinton 43, Trump 39

All done before Access Hollywood tapes.

[Benzene]

It seems that the Ohio has shifted strongly towards Clinton. LeBron is POWER.

We need high quality Georgia and Arizona polls.

[Espresso]

Originally posted by Benzene

Trump is going all in with this Juanita Broaddrick mess. Hillary has to tread carefully---Broaddrick is full of **** but she can't be victim-blamey. Just calmly remind Trump that he's running against Hillary and not Bill.

Agreed. She needs to tread very carefully.