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(moved) With Donald on the ropes does that make Hillary the best candidate to vote for?

With the latest revelations is Hillary the best candidate to vote for?

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Blade

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For me watching this year Hillary said in an interview (I watched the video). He was talking to her about truth. She said.. "I dont lie. I dont think I have ever lied or ever will" Hearing she didnt know what the "C" stood for to now only find out she new for she used it emailing and getting mail 22 thousand time.

She is for abortion.. that alone should say everything. Please who do we think should be running? God used the ones that stood up and said.. I'll do it. God used far worse people in the bible. One has been there for 30+ years. The other never has. The other has nothing to gain. Seems to me.. Trump sees his nation about to be gone forever. And NO ONE else would. No he is not the best choice but he stand for things I know my GOD is.

I do agree with Trump that this time will never come again. If Trump loses it will be far worse and way to big for anyone to stop and fix.
 
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Do most men, in the locker room, talk about sexually assaulting women?

As someone who has been male my entire life, and been privy to a great many of talks about sex in general, about the opposite gender, etc in the company of other men, I can quite safely say that no matter how crude things got, I can't recall a single time anyone bragged about being able to sexually assault a woman.

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The Trumps and the Clintons and the Kennedys all hang out at very different locker rooms than the rest of us.

These are the Hollywood values shared by the elites.
Trump brags about being able to kill someone and his supporters would still be there for him.
Well, doesn't Ted Kennedy know all about that!!

Trump's behavior is not typical male behavior, but it is typical behavior for the celebrity classes that are above the law.
 
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This is a companion thread to "Is it time for Donald to bow out?" Please let's be adults about this; no polemics which is the reason I posted this here in the Christian only forum. Just state your reason for or against based on what you feel fairly certain to be true. One other thing, please just comments from US citizens eligible to vote as they are the ones to determine the outcome.


I suggest you start reading wikileaks of Hillary's Wall St. paid speeches and in particular the Podesta emails to read what Hillary and the DNC really thinks of you. It's quite a revelation.
 
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I suggest you start reading wikileaks of Hillary's Wall St. paid speeches and in particular the Podesta emails to read what Hillary and the DNC really thinks of you. It's quite a revelation.
Still better than what Trump thinks of his supporters

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I voted yes, but I thought she was the better candidate long before these revelations. I thought Sanders was better, but agree with Clinton in about 85% of her positions on the issues, while it's more like 15% for Trump.

Just curious. Are you a Christian? If so, why would you vote for a woman who supports partial birth abortions and wants us to pay for it?
 
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For me watching this year Hillary said in an interview (I watched the video). He was talking to her about truth. She said.. "I dont lie. I dont think I have ever lied or ever will" Hearing she didnt know what the "C" stood for to now only find out she new for she used it emailing and getting mail 22 thousand time.


She is for abortion.. that alone should say everything. Please who do we think should be running? God used the ones that stood up and said.. I'll do it. God used far worse people in the bible. One has been there for 30+ years. The other never has. The other has nothing to gain. Seems to me.. Trump sees his nation about to be gone forever. And NO ONE else would. No he is not the best choice but he stand for things I know my GOD is.


I do agree with Trump that this time will never come again. If Trump loses it will be far worse and way to big for anyone to stop and fix.

People are really giving themselves into hysteria when they talk about if Trump wins, or if Hillary wins, their nation will be “gone forever”! It is the same kind of hysteria that animates BLM to declare that it is OPEN SEASON ON BLACKS!

The hysteria is a bigger threat to America really than either Trump or Hillary.


They are both weak candidates of low character who will deliver the same weak leadership that Obama has delivered for the past eight years. Sure, the free world is going to be worse off with weak American leadership.


But the real strength of America is not in the president, but in the American people themselves. America became the world’s largest producer of hydrocarbons under the Obama presidency not because of him Rather, they have in effect won the energy war initiated by OPEC in 1973 in spite of Obama working to a different kind of energy regime. Saudi Arabia tried to break the American oil industry, and ended up breaking their own economy.

Obama had nothing to do with it. American fracking technology just got leaner, meaner and harder and stood its ground.


Great American presidents can achieve great things. Men with vision like Reagan have been able to inspire events that have changed the world.


Weak American presidents make their legacies on the golf course, and the country carries on without them achieving anything of lasting significance.


Bad governance and chalking up trillions of dollars in debt will eventually break the big government model that leftist keep trying to foist upon America. But that will hardly break America itself. America’s strength has never been in its ability to govern anyway. Its strength has always resided in its people, and their will to live out the American dream, and make it for themselves and their own.
 
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Single issue voter, huh?

No. I'm also against open borders and for my country's sovereignty; for the rule of law; against illegal immigration; against a corrupt government and pay for play; for fiscal conservatism; for school choice; for freedom of religion; for free speech; for 2nd. Amendment; and the list goes on and on. All things, btw, Hillary is clearly against.
 
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By the way, Trump or Clinton WILL BE the next POTUS. Voting third party or doing a write in is a wasted vote. I think that we all have a duty to keep Clinton out of the Whitehouse, and that will mean voting for Trump.
A third party vote is absolutely not a wasted vote because when my grandchild asked me if I voted for either one of these 'train wrecks in slow motion' I'll be able to say no baby I didn't, it was obvious they were on the wrong tracks from the very beginning.
 
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No. I'm also against open borders and for my country's sovereignty; for the rule of law; against illegal immigration; against a corrupt government and pay for play; for fiscal conservatism; for school choice; for freedom of religion; for free speech; for 2nd. Amendment; and the list goes on and on. All things, btw, Hillary is clearly against.
Uh-huh. And Trump is a proponent of, in your opinion?
 
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A third party vote is absolutely not a wasted vote because when my grandchild asked me if I voted for either one of these 'train wrecks in slow motion' I'll be able to say no baby I didn't, it was obvious they were on the wrong tracks from the very beginning.
The two party system does rather lead to a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation. I appreciate people having the moral fortitude to vote third party, but knowing that third party votes realistically won't change the outcome, voting for the less awful major candidate makes sense, too.
 
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Just curious. Are you a Christian? If so, why would you vote for a woman who supports partial birth abortions and wants us to pay for it?
I'm pro life, and that's why I don't agree with Clinton on close to 100% of the issues. I do recognize that abortions have dropped significantly under Obama, however, and think that a continuation of such a drop is a good thing.
 
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A third party vote is absolutely not a wasted vote because when my grandchild asked me if I voted for either one of these 'train wrecks in slow motion' I'll be able to say no baby I didn't,
When your grandchild asks you, "What was it like to live in a free country?" you'll be able to say, "We didn't value our freedom, Baby, so we elected a person we knew would take away our rights just so we could say we voted for the first woman president."
 
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The two party system does rather lead to a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation. I appreciate people having the moral fortitude to vote third party, but knowing that third party votes realistically won't change the outcome, voting for the less awful major candidate makes sense, too.
I get that but it's only because we keep acting on that line of thinking that 'we' make it true. The more we show others like us that the two party system can't count on our vote the more other like minded people will come on board and we'll start taking back our country from parties and candidates bought off by corporations and big money that only have their interests at heart.
 
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Do most men, in the locker room, talk about sexually assaulting women?

As someone who has been male my entire life, and been privy to a great many of talks about sex in general, about the opposite gender, etc in the company of other men, I can quite safely say that no matter how crude things got, I can't recall a single time anyone bragged about being able to sexually assault a woman.

-CryptoLutheran

[Staff edit] In my experience, it's normal for men to brag about getting women. If they were rich and famous I'm sure they'd brag about how they could get any women since women are very attracted to wealth and status. [Staff edit]
 
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A third party vote is absolutely not a wasted vote because when my grandchild asked me if I voted for either one of these 'train wrecks in slow motion' I'll be able to say no baby I didn't, it was obvious they were on the wrong tracks from the very beginning.

You will make Hillary happy.
 
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I appreciate people having the moral fortitude to vote third party, but knowing that third party votes realistically won't change the outcome, voting for the less awful major candidate makes sense, too.

Which candidate do you think is less awful?
 
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