Damn. She's good. Not good enough to save Trump though.
Agreed, Kellyanne is doing her damned best. To get Trump from 30% support to ~40% and contest Colorado/Pennsylvania is no small feat. Then Trump has to get onstage without a teleprompter and everything goes downhill.
The VP debate is going to be fun despite Pence being an abhorrent human being, he is still a politician and him and Kaine will actually debate like normal human beings.
I can't wait until social issues are mentioned, hopefully it's the first question
I get that, but still.. We need to make a change in this country because it just feels exhausting having this constant Dems vs Reps when there are so many other people and options out there.
Hopefully Hillary will pay back the GOP by pushing for the fall of the two party system.
Uncle Kaine is gonna destroy Governor Anita Bryant with his charisma, good track record, and basic human decency. An even bigger slaughter than tonight was!
That's what I'm more interested to see. Pence is scum of the earth, more so than Trump imo. Can't wait for the slayge.
A predictably disastrous performance from Trump. All Hillary had to do was hand him the rope and he tied the noose himself. That being said, if this election cycle has taught us anything so far it's that you truly can't underestimate how easily manipulated the average person is.
The key to Hillary winning is mobilizing minority and female voters; they turned out in droves in 2012 and Romney was buried. There's just no way someone can win the presidential election today with single digit support across the board among racial minorities.
I'm kind of perched for the VP debate. Tim Kaine has been a silent attack dog for Hillary (he said that she shouldn't have apologized for her 'deplorables' statement) in a cute, fatherly package. He also doesn't have the terrible track record on social issues that Mike Pence has, and it'll definitely be mentioned in the VP debates. Also, Pence voted for the Iraq War too, so he doesn't have that as a Hillary attack.
For 40 years everyone running for president has released their tax returns... Maybe he is not as rich as he says he has. Second maybe he’s not as charitable as he claims to be. Third we don't know all of his business dealings but we have been told through investigative reporting that he owes about six hundred and fifty million dollars...when he was trying to get a casino license. And they showed he did not pay any federal income tax.
That makes me smart.
If you have paid zero, that means zero for troops, here for vets, zero for vets, zero for schools or health.
I made my mistake using a private e-mail.
That's for sure...That was done purposely. That was not a mistake. That was done purposely.
Maybe you can do a good job and I was unsatisfied with his work. Which our country should do too.
You take the gun away from criminals that should be having it. We have gangs roaming the street and in many cases they’re illegally here, illegal immigrants. And they have guns and they shoot people.
No, you're wrong. It went before a judge who was a very against police judge.
That are bad people that shouldn't have them. These are felons and these are people that are bad people.
So there's some bad things going on, some really bad things.
The VP debate is going to be fun despite Pence being an abhorrent human being, he is still a politician and him and Kaine will actually debate like normal human beings.
Yeah; the VP debate SHOULD help the ethos of the Trump/Pence ticket a bit by keeping the focus on political issues and not personal attacks, BUT Pence is so boring to watch and has zero personality.
Not excited for the VP debate since Kaine has little to no charisma and Pence will spend the entirety of it spewing right wing pandering nonsense so people will inevitably think that he won.
From her first recognition of his presence (“Donald, it’s good to be with you”) to her few pointed zingers (“Donald, I know you live in your own reality, but those are not the facts”), Clinton reduced her opponent to a casual first-name sparring partner. This is a man who loves his last name so much, he’s embroidered it on tie labels, stamped it on steaks, and splattered it in gold all over a chain of tacky hotels. Clinton's refusal to use it must be grating at his quivering ego.
It also reverses the typical way politicians’ names are used in campaigns, wherein men get called by their last names (serious and professional) and women get called by their first (casual and low-ranking). In this debate, Clinton is the experienced, poised politician and Trump is the whining, pestering schoolboy. John Oliver proposed that we call Trump “Drumpf” to take the strength out of his name. Clinton's strategy is better, because it’s not an explicit or petty insult; it’s his real name but spoken in a way that unmistakably says he doesn’t deserve her respect. She may not be able to convince Trump’s supporters that he's a lying racist, but Monday night, she reminded them that he’s no white knight—he’s just Donald.
Some are just catfishes w/ thousands of followers 
