Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

I also love that Karl Rove is evil incarnate, but we're fine with Sid Blumenthal getting back in the West Wing as Hillary's top adviser.

Talk about a liar.

Obama wouldn't let Hillary hire him State because he's such a liar, and had attempted to smear Obama.

So, instead he got put on the payroll of the Clinton Foundation and ran a shadow State Department for Hillary, and was her top adviser on Libya.

 

WaPo reporter seems disappointed with Bernie for stepping on Hillary's message:

 

Wait, did YF trot out the TelePrompTer line? After Trump straight read a speech off one not long ago!?!

 

LOL. Yes. He prepared for one speech.

Look, if you think Hillary is running a nimble campaign, in which the candidate can quickly pivot depending on the news of the day, I'd love to hear the argument for this.

 

I didn't say that, YF. But as much as I wish she wasn't the nominee, her points about Trump today are unarguable among the sane.

#oldschoolSJreference

 

inarguable

 

I guess Cuban doesn't want to be Trump's VP.

Mark Cuban Questions Whether Trump Is Actually A Billionaire

 

And had you been forced to hold that soon-to-be-worthless company you sold to Yahoo for much longer, you wouldn't be one, either, Mark.

 

I think they've hurt her plenty. They just haven't been fatal. This election should have 60-40 written all over it, and she could have wrapped up the nomination weeks ago if her reputation and track record were better. She might still become president, but nobody is going to be very happy about it. Even the people who vote for her will feel like they need to take a shower afterward.

 

I know, I know it's not a campaign thing, but it says this in the one and only politics thread, so...

US State Dept edited press briefing video of Iran talks

The most transparent administration in history!

 

Exactly. Why do people care about this guy's opinion? He was massively lucky to be owning a tech company in the first Internet bubble and the only good investment he has made since then is buying a sports franchise.

 

So, he's been extremely right twice in his life? Three times if you count selling out at the high of the first bubble?

Isn't that more than most people not named Starman?