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2016 Presidential Race AND POLL

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Who do you plan to vote for in November?

  • Hillary Clinton

    Votes: 93 39.6%

  • Donald Trump

    Votes: 44 18.7%

  • Other

    Votes: 55 23.4%

  • I won't vote

    Votes: 43 18.3%
  • Total voters
    235
KI4MVP said:
is this real life or a parody movie?
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I think at this point I'm convinced that it's a little bit of both.

If you're ever getting really confused just ask yourself if it was "The Berenstein Bears or "The Berenstain Bears" and if that doesn't work watch the movie "Idiocracy"
 
ajz20 said:
So this twitter battle between Cruz and Trump......
The past 72 hours wow. Cruz campaign is now saying Trump is mentally ill and not equipped to be president, yet he can't say for sure if he will support him if he gets the nomination?:doh (27):
Again is this Celebrity Apprentice or US President these guys are going far?
The fact that they are not rallying behind Kasich given he beats Hilary in polls one on one while Trump trails by 18 points is beyond me. They literally are choosing a third string QB instead over a starter :chuckle:

But he will get Mexico to build a wall and bring back all the manufacturing jobs :chuckle:
:doh:
Seriously it amazes me how anyone with any intelligence wants Trump over Kasich.
My God, you have a person that can win the general election and you are
choosing the guy from the celebrity apprentice. I mean seriously what the hell are you guys thinking!
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Here is the thing, I think most of would prefer Kasich, I know I would, I voted for him. The difference is if it is Hillary vs. Trump, I would prefer Trump. IMO they both suck.
 
cavsfan1985 said:
Here is the thing, I think most of would prefer Kasich, I know I would, I voted for him. The difference is if it is Hillary vs. Trump, I would prefer Trump. IMO they both suck.
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Hmm..

To be perfectly honest, I don't think John Kasich would vote for Donald Trump, so I'm not sure why you would or how you could come to this conclusion if you prefer Kasich over the rest of the field.

I'm having a hard time making sense of that.

Hillary is far closer to Kasich on the issues than any of the other Republican candidates.

Can you explain how your preferences are Kasich > Trump > Hillary?
 
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cavsfan1985 said:
Here is the thing, I think most of would prefer Kasich, I know I would, I voted for him. The difference is if it is Hillary vs. Trump, I would prefer Trump. IMO they both suck.
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The point is the party is voting for someone with no political leadership experience, who has been called a habitual liar by many in the party, has offended a vast number of females and minorities who has little to no chance of winning a general election versus a Gov. with a ton of leadership experience who beats Clinton one on one in recent polls.

It does not make any sense if you want to win a general election and keep control of the house.
Basically voting for a celebrity who has a very low approval rateing the general population over a competent qualified candidate who is well liked by independent voters. Very poor decision for the future of the party.
 
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Thats the "I can't believe that man's penis was in my mouth" look she gave at the 5 second mark...:chuckle:


 
ajz20 said:
The point is the party is voting for someone with no political leadership experience, who has been called a habitual liar by many in the party, has offended a vast number of females and minorities who has little to no chance of winning a general election versus a Gov. with a ton of leadership experience who beats Clinton one on one in recent polls.

It does not make any sense if you want to win a general election and keep control of the house.
Basically voting for a celebrity who has a very low approval rateing the general population over a competent qualified candidate who is well liked by independent voters. Very poor decision for the future of the party.
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I googled and found this

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/21/m...an-establishment-doesnt-like-john-kasich.html

Some pretty shitty reasons.

Can't select text on their website but my favorite was "he hasn't earned it because he hasn't won any states"

Then there's Mr. Jeb Bush.
 
Well isn't Ted Cruz just a hot little piece of ass.


Respect for females dropped substantially this morning
 
America:

You are going to get at least one term of Hillary Clinton whether you like it or not. In fact I'm sure the majority of you don't like it at all... but it's happening.

Get used to it.
 
Randolphkeys said:
America:

You are going to get at least one term of Hillary Clinton whether you like it or not. In fact I'm sure the majority of you don't like it at all... but it's happening.

Get used to it.
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I couldn't find the net neutrality thread, so I'll just put this here.

http://www.cnet.com/news/netflix-admits-throttling-video-speeds-on-at-t-verizon/

If you watch Netflix on Verizon or AT&T, the streaming video service is keeping you from getting the full picture -- and it claims it's for your own good.

A week after the wireless carriers were accused of throttling video speeds on their networks, Netflix has stepped forward totake the blame for the degraded video quality. The popular streaming-video service told the Wall Street Journal on Thursday it has been slowing its video transmission on wireless carriers around the world, including Verizon and AT&T, for five years to "protect consumers from exceeding mobile data caps."

Netflix now plans to shift some of that control to viewers themselves. In May, it expects to make a "data saver" feature for mobile apps available to some subscribers that would let them choose either to stream more, but lower-quality, video if they have a smaller-capacity data plan or to increase video quality if they have a less-restrictive plan.

"It's about striking a balance that ensures a good streaming experience while avoiding unplanned fines from mobile providers," the company said in a blog post late Thursday.

Netflix has been a staunch supporter of Net neutrality, the idea that all traffic on the Internet should be treated equally. That means broadband providers can't block or slow down the online services or applications you use. It also means your Internet provider can't create so-called fast lanes that force companies like Netflix to pay an additional fee to speed up delivery of content to you.

However, the Net neutrality rules approved a year ago by the Federal Communications Commission don't apply to content companies like Netflix.

Controversy flared up last week when T-Mobile CEO John Legere alleged that Verizon and AT&T were throttling video speeds. The companies denied the accusation.

Los Gatos, California-based Netflix said that, to protect customers from overage charges, it caps video streams for mobile users at 600 kilobits per second, much slower than what's possible on today's wireless networks. Watching two hours of HD video on a wireless network would eat up 6 gigabytes of data, the allotment included in Verizon's $80 monthly plan.

But not every carrier is getting this treatment. T-Mobile and Sprint customers are exempt from the policy because "historically those two companies have had more consumer-friendly policies," Netflix told the Journal. Rather than hit their customers with extra costs when they exceed their data limits, those carriers throttle wireless speeds. Mobile users typically consume an average of 3 gigabytes of data a month.

Netflix's reasoning doesn't take into account that AT&T has millions of customers on unlimited data plans who have been receiving degraded video quality despite not being subjected to data caps.

The revelation did not sit well with AT&T, the second largest US wireless carrier after Verizon.

"We're outraged to learn that Netflix is apparently throttling video for their AT&T customers without their knowledge or consent," Jim Cicconi, head of legislative affairs for AT&T, said in a statement.

Verizon representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Netflix said in its blog post that it would provide more details about its data saver feature as it gets closer to the launch date.
 
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