Christie's speech. There you have it

WVUBRU

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Republican platform is nothing about what they can and will do for the country but nothing more than serving up even more conspiracy theories about Hillary and whipping the base into a frenzy over a bunch of half truths. Even worse than the birthers in 2008 but it is the same strategy. And almost all the right wingers here have bought in with no facts that would lead a successful prosecution in order to "lock her up". And you dimwits don't and can't understand why the country has taken a turn so far downward when you do this behavior but instead just blame liberals for stupid reasons. Look at yourself; you are the cause there is so much divide in this country and the worse part, it is all due to conspiracies.
 

bamaEER

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Trump's entire platform is about instilling fear...mexican rapists crossing the border, muslims cheering in the streets of NYC when the WTC came down, etc. Conspiracy nuts eat this stuff up.
 

Mdeer

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Republican platform is nothing about what they can and will do for the country but nothing more than serving up even more conspiracy theories about Hillary and whipping the base into a frenzy over a bunch of half truths. Even worse than the birthers in 2008 but it is the same strategy. And almost all the right wingers here have bought in with no facts that would lead a successful prosecution in order to "lock her up". And you dimwits don't and can't understand why the country has taken a turn so far downward when you do this behavior but instead just blame liberals for stupid reasons. Look at yourself; you are the cause there is so much divide in this country and the worse part, it is all due to conspiracies.
Lol ok
 

rog1187

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Republican platform is nothing about what they can and will do for the country but nothing more than serving up even more conspiracy theories about Hillary and whipping the base into a frenzy over a bunch of half truths. Even worse than the birthers in 2008 but it is the same strategy. And almost all the right wingers here have bought in with no facts that would lead a successful prosecution in order to "lock her up". And you dimwits don't and can't understand why the country has taken a turn so far downward when you do this behavior but instead just blame liberals for stupid reasons. Look at yourself; you are the cause there is so much divide in this country and the worse part, it is all due to conspiracies.
LOL...okay whatever you say...Hillary lied...she was careless...she was grossly negligent...and she purposely skirted State Department policy...the FBI/Comey didn't prosecute because of intent. Hillary did it to herself and I'm sorry if you can't see that.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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LOL...okay whatever you say...Hillary lied...she was careless...she was grossly negligent...and she purposely skirted State Department policy...the FBI/Comey didn't prosecute because of intent. Hillary did it to herself and I'm sorry if you can't see that.

Right, this point is lost on so many. She put herself in the crosshairs, we didn't.

I was discussing with someone close to me who is a huuuuuuuuge Hillary supporter. When we discussed this, she actually told me that she is fine with their being a double standard, a one set of rules for important people and one set of rules for everyone else. Sometimes you have to break the rules to get things done she told me. Unbelievable behavior to me. I just don't get it.
 

Keyser76

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They both have released platforms, read them and vote for a platform. That said, it's like Trey Gowdy never existed at the RNC convention. Kind of hard to even take the Don for President seriously if you have half a brain. Maybe that's why the Ohio Governor didn't show but fatso did? Keep preaching to your choir, I heard Lucifer got a shout out last night too.
 

Mntneer

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This is hilarious..... people voting for Hillary criticizing the GOP over truth, honesty, instilling fear.....

 

Airport

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They both have released platforms, read them and vote for a platform. That said, it's like Trey Gowdy never existed at the RNC convention. Kind of hard to even take the Don for President seriously if you have half a brain. Maybe that's why the Ohio Governor didn't show but fatso did? Keep preaching to your choir, I heard Lucifer got a shout out last night too.

He did but it was in reference to a person whom Hiliary has said she admired, Sal Alinsky. In his book, he praises the devil in the beginning. If you are familiar with Hilliary's college thesis, she states that he didn't go far enough, talking about Sal.
 

Airport

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Right, this point is lost on so many. She put herself in the crosshairs, we didn't.

I was discussing with someone close to me who is a huuuuuuuuge Hillary supporter. When we discussed this, she actually told me that she is fine with their being a double standard, a one set of rules for important people and one set of rules for everyone else. Sometimes you have to break the rules to get things done she told me. Unbelievable behavior to me. I just don't get it.
Liberals believe you are responsible for your actions. That's why resisting arrests is no big deal to them.
 
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I seriously wish people would start filing lawsuits over politicians standing there and blatantly lying (both parties). If we had more lawsuits, maybe the ******** would be less inclined to stand there, with a straight face, and tell the American public a flat out lie. This is getting ridiculous. There are no repercussions, so why not lie. Make it a big ole whopper.
The media, to a certain extent, is pointing out some of the Pinocchio ******** but it needs to do a better job. The media needs to bring more shame to the lying ********. If the liars really thought it was going to have significant negative impacts, they wouldn't do it. But as it stands now, they know that there are no repercussions, so just stand there and say whatever the hell you want.
 

mule_eer

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He did but it was in reference to a person whom Hiliary has said she admired, Sal Alinsky. In his book, he praises the devil in the beginning. If you are familiar with Hilliary's college thesis, she states that he didn't go far enough, talking about Sal.
The book was Rules for Radicals. It wasn't praising Satan. It was one of 3 epigraphs in the book, and it was used because he was citing Satan as the first radical. The other 2 epigraphs were Rabbi Hillel and Thomas Paine. It wasn't a book about Satan, but a book about fighting the system.

Also, Clinton did a senior thesis on Alinsky. He did offer her a job out of college, but she chose to go to law school. I don't think that makes him her hero. I think they agreed that change was needed in the system, and they disagreed about how you effect that change. Alinsky thought you had to do it from the outside. She didn't. Also, you are talking about the views of someone who was 22 years old 45 years ago. I suspect some perspectives have changed in that time.
 

Airport

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The book was Rules for Radicals. It wasn't praising Satan. It was one of 3 epigraphs in the book, and it was used because he was citing Satan as the first radical. The other 2 epigraphs were Rabbi Hillel and Thomas Paine. It wasn't a book about Satan, but a book about fighting the system.

Also, Clinton did a senior thesis on Alinsky. He did offer her a job out of college, but she chose to go to law school. I don't think that makes him her hero. I think they agreed that change was needed in the system, and they disagreed about how you effect that change. Alinsky thought you had to do it from the outside. She didn't. Also, you are talking about the views of someone who was 22 years old 45 years ago. I suspect some perspectives have changed in that time.

She's gotten way more devious and money grubbing. I'm sure at 22 she was an idealist but she's now more of a materialist. Her shakedown foundation is proof of that.
 

Airport

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I seriously wish people would start filing lawsuits over politicians standing there and blatantly lying (both parties). If we had more lawsuits, maybe the ******** would be less inclined to stand there, with a straight face, and tell the American public a flat out lie. This is getting ridiculous. There are no repercussions, so why not lie. Make it a big ole whopper.
The media, to a certain extent, is pointing out some of the Pinocchio ******** but it needs to do a better job. The media needs to bring more shame to the lying ********. If the liars really thought it was going to have significant negative impacts, they wouldn't do it. But as it stands now, they know that there are no repercussions, so just stand there and say whatever the hell you want.

So you think that Dan rather and Mary Mabes should have been sued for their blatant lies? I don't disagree with you on that. It should include the media, too.
 

Airport

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The book was Rules for Radicals. It wasn't praising Satan. It was one of 3 epigraphs in the book, and it was used because he was citing Satan as the first radical. The other 2 epigraphs were Rabbi Hillel and Thomas Paine. It wasn't a book about Satan, but a book about fighting the system.

Also, Clinton did a senior thesis on Alinsky. He did offer her a job out of college, but she chose to go to law school. I don't think that makes him her hero. I think they agreed that change was needed in the system, and they disagreed about how you effect that change. Alinsky thought you had to do it from the outside. She didn't. Also, you are talking about the views of someone who was 22 years old 45 years ago. I suspect some perspectives have changed in that time.

She also said in her thesis that Alinsky didn't go far enough. MAybe she meant in shaking down people to get more money.
 

mule_eer

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She also said in her thesis that Alinsky didn't go far enough. MAybe she meant in shaking down people to get more money.
I haven't rad the 96-page thesis. I doubt I'll do that. What I did read about it sounded like the disagreed on how you make changes. Alinsky thought that it had to come from outside - Clinton thought that it was better done by going into the "system".
 

WVUBRU

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I agree they can make the case of her not being elected without "Jumping the shark", but at what point do laws matter?
laws always matter. And the FBI has concluded no laws that can be prosecuted were broken. So, let me ask you.At what point should an issue be put to rest without furthering emotional responses for political gain based on conspiracy theories?
 
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Mntneer

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laws always matter. And the FBI has concluded on laws that can be prosecuted were broken. So, let me ask you.At what point should an issue be put to rest without furthering emotional responses for political gain based on conspiracy theories?

They should be put to rest when justice is done.

And I would argue that her actions do not constitute a "conspiracy" theory.
 

bamaEER

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They should be put to rest when justice is done.

And I would argue that her actions do not constitute a "conspiracy" theory.
The conspiracy is the right suggesting that Comey et al held back on litigation.
 

WVUBRU

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They should be put to rest when justice is done.

And I would argue that her actions do not constitute a "conspiracy" theory.
Justice is done at different stages. Just because those with an agenda do not like the decision doesn't mean justice wasn't performed and therefore all this crap is nothing but a conspiracy. Look up the definition.
 

Mntneer

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Justice is done at different stages. Just because those with an agenda do not like the decision doesn't mean justice wasn't performed and therefore all this crap is nothing but a conspiracy. Look up the definition.

con·spir·a·cy
kənˈspirəsē/
noun
  1. a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful.
    "a conspiracy to destroy the government"
    synonyms: plot, scheme, plan, machination, ploy, trick, ruse, subterfuge;
    informalracket
    "a conspiracy to manipulate the results"

The conspiracy is the right suggesting that Comey et al held back on litigation.

I wouldn't call it a conspiracy, but an allegation. The conspiracy would be to suggest Comey was instructed by higher ups, or made promises, etc.
 

WVUBRU

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con·spir·a·cy
kənˈspirəsē/
noun
  1. a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful.
    "a conspiracy to destroy the government"
    synonyms: plot, scheme, plan, machination, ploy, trick, ruse, subterfuge;
    informalracket
    "a conspiracy to manipulate the results"
LOL. Typical. Presenting a half truth in a poor attempt at even identifying the definition. You may want to read a little more of the definitions of the word. But maybe not. You can just use the synonyms of your half copied definition and focus on those words.

geesh
 

TarHeelEer

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laws always matter. And the FBI has concluded no laws that can be prosecuted were broken.

Not quite what he said. He said they couldn't find precedence where these laws that had been broken had been prosecuted without the target of the investigation having intent to break the law, or thereabouts. Even when it was pointed out later the same day they had prosecuted a Navy sailor for near the same situation.

Presenting a half truth

Sounds familiar.
 

Mntneer

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LOL. Typical. Presenting a half truth in a poor attempt at even identifying the definition. You may want to read a little more of the definitions of the word. But maybe not. You can just use the synonyms of your half copied definition and focus on those words.

geesh

Half truth? You make half baked accusations of "conspiracy" then tell me to "Look up the definition." Sorry you don't like the definition.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dict...campaign=sd&utm_medium=serp&utm_source=jsonld

o_O
 

mneilmont

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They both have released platforms, read them and vote for a platform. That said, it's like Trey Gowdy never existed at the RNC convention. Kind of hard to even take the Don for President seriously if you have half a brain. Maybe that's why the Ohio Governor didn't show but fatso did? Keep preaching to your choir, I heard Lucifer got a shout out last night too.
You display the fact that you have half a brain. Better to keep quiet than display your inner-self.
 

Mntneer

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You still having problems understanding the definition and synonyms you provided? It appears you are. I can't help with your level of intelligence.

Annnndddd... the true colors show. When backed into a corner, Bru resorts to the "I'm smart, you're dumb" card.

I understand the definition perfectly fine. Do you? If you don't like it, take it up with Merriam-Webster.

And since you want to apparently try and hang a hat on a synonym, here's some from Merriam.

Synonym Discussion of conspiracy
plot, intrigue, machination, conspiracy, cabal mean a plan secretly devised to accomplish an evil or treacherous end. plot implies careful foresight in planning a complex scheme <an assassination plot>. intrigue suggests secret underhanded maneuvering in an atmosphere of duplicity <backstairs intrigue>. machination implies a contriving of annoyances, injuries, or evils by indirect means <the machinations of a party boss>. conspiracy implies a secret agreement among several people usually involving treason or great treachery <aconspiracy to fix prices>. cabal typically applies to political intrigue involving persons of some eminence <a cabal among powerful senators>.
 

WVUBRU

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Annnndddd... the true colors show. When backed into a corner, Bru resorts to the "I'm smart, you're dumb" card.

I understand the definition perfectly fine. Do you? If you don't like it, take it up with Merriam-Webster.

And since you want to apparently try and hang a hat on a synonym, here's some from Merriam.

Synonym Discussion of conspiracy
plot, intrigue, machination, conspiracy, cabal mean a plan secretly devised to accomplish an evil or treacherous end. plot implies careful foresight in planning a complex scheme <an assassination plot>. intrigue suggests secret underhanded maneuvering in an atmosphere of duplicity <backstairs intrigue>. machination implies a contriving of annoyances, injuries, or evils by indirect means <the machinations of a party boss>. conspiracy implies a secret agreement among several people usually involving treason or great treachery <aconspiracy to fix prices>. cabal typically applies to political intrigue involving persons of some eminence <a cabal among powerful senators>.
you are really unbelievable some times.

Have a nice evening.
 

KTeer

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The libtards living in the Hildabeast denial bubble. Comy did quite emphaticaaly say there should be consequences for her transgressions.
 

Mdeer

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Justice is done at different stages. Just because those with an agenda do not like the decision doesn't mean justice wasn't performed and therefore all this crap is nothing but a conspiracy. Look up the definition.
Lol you are such a hypocrite
 

WVUBRU

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Some more sanity from someone in the republican party:

"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." - Abraham Lincoln
I agree with honest abe.
 
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