Trump cheats at golf - the ONE and ONLY politics thread

It wasn't her "getting sick". It was the lies, secrecy, and of course the video of her stumbling around with the Weekend at Bernies glasses.

If she announced a week ago that, due to a nonstop hectic schedule and interaction with thousands of voters, that she had come down with an illness, and needs a few days to recuperate, then the buzz would have been cut by 2/3. But she didn't do that. Her and her staff lied about it, and it now appears to me to be part of a pattern of lies. She almost passes out, and we are told its dehydration, or the weather in NYC being warm, or whatever else. For fuck's sake, would it be so hard as to just tell the truth?

 

Hillary sees Ohio slipping away.

So she sends two socialists there to campaign for her. LOL. That will help.

Was Lena Dunham not available? Didn't she go to college in Ohio?

 

Two senior citizens are going to lay out the stakes of the election to millennials.

LOL.

 

He's running against someone who probably is -- based stricly on the positions she has held -- the most qualified person to run for president.

So it's more than a legit question and gives Trump the chance to state his case.

 

Based strictly on the positions she has held...

Now do it based on her record of success in the positions she has held.

 

If Trump is 236 pounds, then I'm fucking Alison Brie tonight after work.

 

So now you're Matt Lauer all of a sudden?

 

Before or after Mookie hits all those homers?

 

Sox don't come to Balmur until next week, so before.

 

Anyway, YF, you do realize that the rest of the world thinks that Matt Lauer was too easy on Trump and failed to challenge his usual assortment of lies, don't you?

It's very Trump-esque of you to claim the exact opposite.

 

Nah, the Trumps aren't winking at the alt-right/white nationalists. Not at all.

 

He's never held elective office. He's never run for town dog catcher, let alone governor or U.S. Senator.

If I were interviewing to be the lead brain surgeon at Northwestern University Hospital, you don't think I'd get asked, "You're not a doctor. Why should we hire you?" You think they'd just launch right into the technical questions?