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> Bill could end up with @FLOTUS No that will more than likely go to Melania.
Oh boy, we've got another poll-truther in here
How the Presidential Transition Works in the Social Media Age
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> Clinton's popularity is so low that she can't fill the venues she campaigns at yet Trump regularly fills them to max capacity (and then some) In case anyone doesn't realize it, this is a parlor trick that anyone with an audience can do. Just book a venue that's too small and oversell tickets by way more than the expected percentage of no-shows. If you're feeling especially ambitious, accuse the fire marshal of havi…
Trump is absolutely crushing Clinton in attendance at campaign events. http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/10/no-joke-hillary-rare...
Any place that doesn't quote their source I immediately discard as crap. You should too.
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are you living in a fantasy world where polls don't matter
Are you living in a fantasy world where: * polls are over-sampled with pro-Clinton Democrats so badly that they aren't relevant * Clinton's popularity is so low that she can't fill the venues she campaigns at yet Trump regularly fills them to max capacity (and then some) * she makes minimal to no public appearances, instead relying on weak public figures (has-been film celebrities, entertainers) to campaign on her be…
Two rather large constituencies in America.
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Are you living in a fantasy world where: * polls are over-sampled with pro-Clinton Democrats so badly that they aren't relevant * Clinton's popularity is so low that she can't fill the venues she campaigns at yet Trump regularly fills them to max capacity (and then some) * she makes minimal to no public appearances, instead relying on weak public figures (has-been film celebrities, entertainers) to campaign on her be…
> Clinton's popularity is so low that she can't fill the venues she campaigns at yet Trump regularly fills them to max capacity (and then some) In case anyone doesn't realize it, this is a parlor trick that anyone with an audience can do. Just book a venue that's too small and oversell tickets by way more than the expected percentage of no-shows. If you're feeling especially ambitious, accuse the fire marshal of havi…
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#65wait a minute... the President is communicating on a private server account ? not via a "secure" government server? someone tell Comey quick so he can write another letter to Congress revealing this madness. We still have a week left. I wonder if any other government employees are too. I wonder if any are passing classified info thru them, especially in DM's.
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Oh boy, we've got another poll-truther in here
i dont think this is a very respectful comment
The truth is not always respectful. And given the recent poll numbers, they are in for a disrespectful awakening.
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If I understand correctly, Bill could end up with @FLOTUS?
Bill would be styled "First Gentleman", so FGOTUS?
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#69What's the plan for the 47th+ Presidents? - https://twitter.com/potus46 - https://twitter.com/potus47 - https://twitter.com/potus48 - https://twitter.com/potus49 - https://twitter.com/potus50 - ...
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https://www.quora.com/Why-does-the-European-parliament-move-... Most of the Parliament would like to move the seat to Brussels because most other European institutions (notably the Commission) are there, but France would not agree to give up the Strasbourg seat. https://www.euractiv.com/section/future-eu/news/auditors-put... Every year, the European Parliament meets for 12 four-day part-sessions in Strasbourg and six…
That’s not political polarization, that’s nation states being egoistical dicks (as they frequently are). At any rate, it's completely unrelated to the topic at hand and not remotely an example of anything that was discussed.