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2016 Democratic Thread

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QUOTE (Big Hurtin @ Jun 21, 2016 -> 12:07 PM)
Isn't that fraud?

 

He has to pay fair market value for anything he uses. So when he uses his company's jet, he has to pay his company. When he stays at a "Trump" hotel, he has to pay the hotel.

 

So it isnt fraud, its actually following the law. Its up to the candidate where they stay/what services they use, they just have to pay for them.

 

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Yeah it's legitimate expenses, it's just that of course he's going to structure it so he benefits. And anyone donating to his campaign has to know that some of that money is going to be going directly into his pocket, and that a big chunk is going to go towards paying off his personal loans to the campaign.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 21, 2016 -> 02:36 PM)
Yeah it's legitimate expenses, it's just that of course he's going to structure it so he benefits. And anyone donating to his campaign has to know that some of that money is going to be going directly into his pocket, and that a big chunk is going to go towards paying off his personal loans to the campaign.

Ok, I misunderstood what you wrote. I thought he was taking donations from people and using it for his personal (not campaign related) expenses.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 21, 2016 -> 01:36 PM)
Yeah it's legitimate expenses, it's just that of course he's going to structure it so he benefits. And anyone donating to his campaign has to know that some of that money is going to be going directly into his pocket, and that a big chunk is going to go towards paying off his personal loans to the campaign.

 

Well it depends on what you consider a benefit. The idea behind the law is to prevent candidates from getting freebies that are unaccounted for. It is probably slightly better for Trump's Campaign if it had to pay nothing, rather than paying his own companies as the companies are going to have to pay tax, etc on the revenue, so its likely a little bit of a money sink.

 

I dont necessarily think its a problem. If Conrad Hilton had run for President, I would assume he would stay at Hilton hotels.

The RNC is freaking out about Trump's FEC disclosures, since now they have to spend money on campaign infrastructure that the Republican nominee would've had to do. That stuff takes time, you don't start it in May or June.

I know I haven't been on this forum that long but what's with the influx of douchenoggin posters lately? There are debates and then there is yahoo comment esque type trolling.

 

What gives?

It's Hillary versus the Don. What do you expect? The debate has sunk to the same level as the candidates.

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Lol CNN has hired trumps former campaign manager, reportedly for 500k.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 23, 2016 -> 10:41 PM)
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I laughed. But his supporters actually seem to love stuff like this.

Liars at least care to know the truth before hiding it. Bulls***ters don't.

One of the advantages Trump has is not having held public office. If we held his private business dealings to the same level of scrutiny as a public official I am certain we would find all sorts of issues.

They have found all sorts of issues, his supporters just don't care.

Or the issues just balance each other.

I don't even know what that's in reference to

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 24, 2016 -> 07:40 AM)
I don't even know what that's in reference to

 

Oops. Hillary and the Don both have issues. So they balance each other out and people are looking at the future and where each candidate wants to take the US.

It's only June and Trump's already unskewing the polls

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump

The "dirty" poll done by @ABC @washingtonpost is a disgrace. Even they admit that many more Democrats were polled. Other polls were good.

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QUOTE (Tex @ Jun 24, 2016 -> 06:59 AM)
Oops. Hillary and the Don both have issues. So they balance each other out and people are looking at the future and where each candidate wants to take the US.

 

Do you (or anyone, for that matter) honestly have an idea where he wants to take the country?

 

Which candidate? The primary one? The one the last 6 weeks or so? The Democrat from 10-15 years ago?

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Jun 27, 2016 -> 08:45 PM)
Do you (or anyone, for that matter) honestly have an idea where he wants to take the country?

 

Which candidate? The primary one? The one the last 6 weeks or so? The Democrat from 10-15 years ago?

 

This was all kinds of awesome.

 

But the same can be said about Hillary in a way. She will say whatever you want to hear, and then do whatever she wants. For example, this being a baseball website, how she morphs into a Cubs fan whenever she's in Chicago.

QUOTE (Y2HH @ Jun 28, 2016 -> 07:31 AM)
This was all kinds of awesome.

 

But the same can be said about Hillary in a way. She will say whatever you want to hear, and then do whatever she wants. For example, this being a baseball website, how she morphs into a Cubs fan whenever she's in Chicago.

 

Clinton has run on basically the same platform as 8 years ago minus all of the health care items. She has had 3-4 major policy pushes this campaign that get zero coverage. She's been in public policy on a national level for 25 years.

 

QUOTE (bmags @ Jun 28, 2016 -> 10:30 AM)
Clinton has run on basically the same platform as 8 years ago minus all of the health care items. She has had 3-4 major policy pushes this campaign that get zero coverage. She's been in public policy on a national level for 25 years.

 

That's basically the same as a guy who changes his policy positions mid-sentence.

 

Where do we stand on the Muslim Ban today? All Muslims? Some Muslims? Some Muslims plus anyone from "terrorist" countries? It changed over the weekend between the 14th and 18th holes, and it's changed a couple of times since then, too.

QUOTE (bmags @ Jun 28, 2016 -> 10:30 AM)
Clinton has run on basically the same platform as 8 years ago minus all of the health care items. She has had 3-4 major policy pushes this campaign that get zero coverage. She's been in public policy on a national level for 25 years.

 

The point was she's just as guilty of pandering as Trump is. And that's what Trump is doing, he's pandering. As for her policy, it's easy to push policy you know won't get passed, it's quite different when you're pushing it as president.

QUOTE (Y2HH @ Jun 28, 2016 -> 10:48 AM)
The point was she's just as guilty of pandering as Trump is. And that's what Trump is doing, he's pandering. As for her policy, it's easy to push policy you know won't get passed, it's quite different when you're pushing it as president.

 

This is only true if you don't actually look at how frequently Trump and Clinton change their policy positions. Trump gives a different policy at different times on the same day.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Jun 28, 2016 -> 10:32 AM)
That's basically the same as a guy who changes his policy positions mid-sentence.

 

Where do we stand on the Muslim Ban today? All Muslims? Some Muslims? Some Muslims plus anyone from "terrorist" countries? It changed over the weekend between the 14th and 18th holes, and it's changed a couple of times since then, too.

 

This fantasy world you live in where Hillary Clinton doesn't pander to her crowds...where do you find it?

 

I know, everything Trump says is a lie, and everything Clinton says is fact...again, what drugs are you on? No, seriously.

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