Trump supporters, whether closeted or in the open, bring up Hillary as a shiny distraction from the disaster that is the Trump presidency.

Trump supporters, whether closeted or in the open, bring up Hillary as a shiny distraction from the disaster that is the Trump presidency.

Hillary needs to move past Hillary. a guy at work was like, "i was beginning to be like, damn, i wish i'd of voted for hillary instead of Gary Johnson, and then i read that talk she did and was like, oh yeah, i remember why i'm glad i didn't"

time softens peoples heart. look at G dubs. but gdubs isnt'/wasn't constantly trying to defend himself

It doesn't help that she's cunting-up the news cycle at the moment with her 'poor me' nonsense.

So do you believe in free speech and independent thought? She doesn't need to move past anything. She can feel and say whatever she wants. It impacts nothing.

She dug her own political grave by acting that way. That should be enough for you.

Amen to that. And there's no reason to. She has no power to impact anything right now. If anyone really gives a rat's ass about good government and the good of this country, we need a close examination of the governance of this country.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Well, Trump is her President too. So yeah poor me and poor all of us.

It doesn't help that she's cunting-up the news cycle at the moment with her 'poor me' nonsense.

It doesn't help that she's cunting-up the news cycle at the moment with her 'poor me' nonsense.

Trump supporters, whether closeted or in the open, bring up Hillary as a shiny distraction from the disaster that is the Trump presidency.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

So do you believe in free speech and independent thought? She doesn't need to move past anything. She can feel and say whatever she wants. It impacts nothing.

She dug her own political grave by acting that way. That should be enough for you.

I had no idea she said anything about anything until I read this thread. Somehow, I have avoided talking about her, or hearing anybody else talk about her.

I had no idea she said anything about anything until I read this thread. Somehow, I have avoided talking about her, or hearing anybody else talk about her.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

Wouldn't it be just as true then that the people that don't like Hillary don't need to move past anything?

I don't think that was the case yesterday. I saw a collection of four articles where she was making every excuse you can imagine for why she lost. She did not included herself. That is worth note regardless of Trump.

And Trump is still making excuses why he lost the popular vote.

Wouldn't it be just as true then that the people that don't like Hillary don't need to move past anything?

I can't see a future for corporate media that isn't tied to generating ratings (as opposed to just fixating on newsworthy stories and investigations, regardless of ratings). So we'll get more covfefe drama than, say, investigative pieces on gang violence in Chicago. I also can't imagine how things were in the past. Were they less driven by the profit motive? Honestly not sure.

I see no tactical advantage from what she's doing presently for her or for those that like her or for those that detest Trump.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

She's gonna run again.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

She's gonna run again.

I hope not, but I have a bad feeling we're not done with the Clintons, whether it's Hillary or Chelsea. I think they'll realize Cory Booker is too BURRITO to really make it on a national stage.

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

Trump at private dinner on NFL feud: 'It's really caught on'
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By Jim Acosta and Daniella Diaz, CNN
Updated 8:40 AM ET, Tue September 26, 2017

"It's really caught on. It's really caught on," Trump said of his NFL comments to attendees at the dinner, according to someone who attended. "I said what millions of Americans were thinking."
"You could really tell he was satisfied," this person in the room said about the President's comments.
Trump was referencing his crusade over the weekend in which he harshly criticized players who kneel during the national anthem. Many players who have done so have said they are protesting police brutality.

Two distinct issues are driving the national debate: Believing players should stand during National Anthem and the question of whether it's appropriate for a president to make an issue of it.
At the dinner, Trump also lashed at at GOP Sen. John McCain and his Attorney General Jeff Sessions, according to the source.
Trump described McCain, who said he won't support the latest GOP effort on health care, as a "disgrace" on the issue, the attendee said.
As for Sessions, Trump again said the attorney general should not have recused himself in the Russia investigation.
"You can tell he still has disdain for this guy," the attendee told CNN about Sessions. "The room was a little uncomfortable. He really pounded him."
On tax reform, Trump offered some marketing advice for the attendees at the dinner.
"Just call it tax cuts," Trump said, arguing that's how to explain the issue to everyday Americans.
"It sounds convoluted" when you call it tax reform, the person at the dinner quoted Trump as saying.

Chelsea

i have no reason to believe this is "fake news" but am I to assume the media is OK with single source reporting now? They state it was a single person but shouldnt they have to make abundently clear it was not corroborated or that no attempt was made to corroborate? They used to indicate stuff like that, now you just have to read carefully to see that this is a single person dictating to a CNN rep. you have to trust the "leaker" has no agenda or motive to push in leaking to CNN.... this is the new norm with media?

Not as much coverage on the Tennessee church shooter as there should be.