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Donald Trump packs arena in Wilkes-Barre

Geoist said:
I remember when Ron Paul was drawing huge crowds too...
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And now Ron Paul is no longer a candidate and Trump still is.

Some of your arguments are silly.
 
Metallica packed several arenas back in 2000. That's why Metallica won the Presidential election that year.
 
VanceMack said:
Thats good. Thats certainly not the norm. Her earlier campaign stop today drew under 4000.

But you WILL pardon me for not putting a ton of credence into anything said by the "Clinton Campaign".
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Yeah, was just messin' with you guys.

I suspect it was a specially prepped event, to kick-off the day after the debate - in OH.

And crowd sizes don't necessarily reflect vote totals, anyway. Bernie had killer crowds to her moderate ones, until the very end.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
But picture sitting down with Trump in his very nice living room, we know now exactly what we will get.

Because Trump is honest.
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And here I always thought 'ostentatious' meant vulgar, pretentious and pretending to be something you're not....but not honesty.
 
Chomsky said:
"Republican Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani surprised the crowd of more than 10,000, according to arena officials, by delivering a message to Pennsylvania voters."

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"The Clinton campaign said the Secret Service estimated the crowd at 18,500 when thousands watching from outside the secured area were counted. That would top the 15,000 President Barack Obama drew exactly four years earlier on the OSU Oval."

Source: Columbus Dispatch: Before big crowd at Ohio State, Hillary Clinton calls Trump 'an equal-opportunity insulter'

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Just sayin'.
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Hmm...that does give me pause.

I guess people in the Democratic Party finally found something enough to motivate them...he's a white male with a potty mouth. :shrug:
 
Captain Adverse said:
Hmm...that does give me pause.

I guess people in the Democratic Party finally found something enough to motivate them...he's a white male with a potty mouth. :shrug:
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Hillary calls a guy "F***ing Jew BASTARD!" and people are OK with it.
 
jmotivator said:
Hillary calls a guy "F***ing Jew BASTARD!" and people are OK with it.
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Please provide the video of her saying that. Oh yeah, you can't because it is all hearsay ****. You guys are hilarious in trying to defend Donald "I like to sexually assault women" Trump. Most Trump supporters continue proving Hillary right that they are deplorable human beings.
 
jmotivator said:
Clearly not the case. The head of the DNC had to resign over this. How'd you miss it?
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Nothing DWS did changed the outcome. Her only sin was that she wasn't neutral - which I'll be happy to remind you that the RNC wasn't either. Bernie lost because not enough primary voters bought into his rhetoric. It's as simple as that.
 
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Napoleon said:
Nothing DWS did changed the outcome. Bernie lost because not enough primary voters bought into his rhetoric. It's as simple as that.
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You can't actually know the effect that DWS's bias had on the outcome. It definitely had an impact on the Superdelegates, which drove the early results most definitely.

Everyone seems to understand this, why don't you? DWS lost her job over it.
 
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jmotivator said:
You can't actually know the effect that DWS's bias had on the outcome. It definitely had an impact on the Superdelegates, which drove the early results most definitely. Sanders was winning the vote in states and losing the state anyway due to Superdelegates.

Everyone seems to understand this, why don't you?
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No. Sanders lost the popular vote by over 3 million votes - which is why he lost the delegate count by over 300. Sanders knew the rules going into the contest and hedged his bets on winning the popular vote and majority of delegates - neither of which happened - and spent his campaign trashing the only hope he had of wining the nomination; superdelegates.
 
Moot said:
Since he doesn't have any realistic or rational policies or leadership qualifications...then what else could be?
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what qualifications does Clinton have besides being a liar, a crook, and the fact she should be sitting in jail right now, but due to the corruption at the
DOJ and FBI she got off where anyone else would have been hung out to dry.
 
jmotivator said:
Hillary calls a guy "F***ing Jew BASTARD!" and people are OK with it.
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I'm curious because that's a new one to me. Is there a legitimate source for it? Clinton denies having said that.
 
Napoleon said:
No. Sanders lost the popular vote by over 3 million votes - which is why he lost the delegate count by over 300. Sanders knew the rules going into the contest and hedged his bets on winning the popular vote and majority of delegates - neither of which happened - and spent his campaign trashing the only hope he had of wining the nomination; superdelegates.
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Those primary votes don't happen in a vacuum. As Clinton garnered an early lead driven heavily by super-delegates the later states voter turn out was affected.

DWS lost her job for a reason... and was hired immediately by the Clinton campaign for a reason.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
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See now I am wondering if everyone assumes that he is going to lose so he spends the last month doing a national appreciation tour, to give the citizens a chance to thank him.
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Good place for the Donald to start his tour.

Back in my flying days we landed in Wilkes Barre about 10pm one weeknight. It was just a fuel stop but the helpful kid at the fixed base operator offered us the keys to the station car and directions to the local titty bar. Seems there ain't much else to do in Wilkes Barre. Figure I know where Donald's gonna be after the rally's over.

(Apologies to the good residents of Wilkes-Barre but that ranks and the most unique welcome I ever got when I flew into a new town)
 
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