Democrats Just Lost the Election

[Seawytch]

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

What could Bernie possibly say to them to get them to vote for Hillary

Who? The Bernie or Bust morons? Nothing, but that 10-20% weren't going to before the "email scandal". The rest of them already have said they would, upwards of 80%. Trump isn't going to be President.

LMAO!!!!!!!

You honestly think "Bernie or Bust" didn't grow?

Not by any measurable number. Keep wet dreaming..Trump won't be President.

 

[ptbw forever]

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

What could Bernie possibly say to them to get them to vote for Hillary

Who? The Bernie or Bust morons? Nothing, but that 10-20% weren't going to before the "email scandal". The rest of them already have said they would, upwards of 80%. Trump isn't going to be President.

LMAO!!!!!!!

You honestly think "Bernie or Bust" didn't grow?

Not by any measurable number. Keep wet dreaming..Trump won't be President.

You are literally praying that the bullshit you are typing is true right now. LOL

 

[Auld Phart]

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

What could Bernie possibly say to them to get them to vote for Hillary

Who? The Bernie or Bust morons? Nothing, but that 10-20% weren't going to before the "email scandal". The rest of them already have said they would, upwards of 80%. Trump isn't going to be President.

LMAO!!!!!!!

You honestly think "Bernie or Bust" didn't grow?

Not by any measurable number. Keep wet dreaming..Trump won't be President.

I don't want either of them to be president.

If I fill in that space, it will be 3rd party, or The Lone Ranger

 

[Disir]

It would be awesome if 13 million DemExit on Thursday.

 

[Seawytch]

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

What could Bernie possibly say to them to get them to vote for Hillary

Who? The Bernie or Bust morons? Nothing, but that 10-20% weren't going to before the "email scandal". The rest of them already have said they would, upwards of 80%. Trump isn't going to be President.

LMAO!!!!!!!

You honestly think "Bernie or Bust" didn't grow?

Not by any measurable number. Keep wet dreaming..Trump won't be President.

You are literally praying that the bullshit you are typing is true right now. LOL

So are YOU willing to put your sig line or your avatar where your confidence is? I am.

 

[ShaklesOfBigGov]

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

 

[Seawytch]

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

 

[dcbl]

From your mouth to God's ear...

 

[ShaklesOfBigGov]

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

Let me guess, you have no idea how the economy looks like in 2016 for those young Bernie supporters.


Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says
Three-quarters of those who label themselves as such say they're not working in a job that uses their education and training. One quarter say they are working part time but want full-time work.
Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says

• The unemployment rate for new college grads is 5.6 percent, compared with 5.5 percent in 2007.
• Young high school grads have an unemployment rate of 17.9 percent, compared with 15.9 percent in 2007.

for recent high-school graduates, about one-third are currently underemployed, compared with roughly 27 percent in 2007

Young college grads are suffering from an underemployment rate of 12.6 percent, compared with 9.6 percent in 2007

At the same time, many are entering the workforce with higher levels of debt, thanks to tuition fees that have increased far faster than median family income.

• Recent grads who are "idled" -- neither enrolled in school nor employed -- is still higher than before the recession. For college grads, the rate is now almost 10 percent, compared with 8.4 percent in 2007. About 15.5 percent of young high-school grads are now idled, compared with 13.7 percent in 2007.
• People of color are especially hard-hit. Young black college grads have an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent, compared with 8.9 percent in April 2007.

Job quality has eroded. In 2001, almost 42 percent of new college grads found jobs with pensions. That declined to just over 29 percent in 2015
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks

Is this that "popularity" that's representative of Barrack Obama in 2016, that you want these recent graduates to remember?

 

[rightwinger]

Historic selection of the first woman for President

The best part is Republucans are running a gag president

She wasn't elected president, genius. She was nominated by the Dumbocrats.

Dumb fuck Republican can't tell the difference between elected and selected for

 

[Rustic]

Historic selection of the first woman for President

The best part is Republucans are running a gag president

She wasn't elected president, genius. She was nominated by the Dumbocrats.

Dumb fuck Republican can't tell the difference between elected and selected for

 

[Camp]

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

Let me guess, you have no idea how the economy looks like in 2016 for those young Bernie supporters.


Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says
Three-quarters of those who label themselves as such say they're not working in a job that uses their education and training. One quarter say they are working part time but want full-time work.
Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says

• The unemployment rate for new college grads is 5.6 percent, compared with 5.5 percent in 2007.
• Young high school grads have an unemployment rate of 17.9 percent, compared with 15.9 percent in 2007.

for recent high-school graduates, about one-third are currently underemployed, compared with roughly 27 percent in 2007

Young college grads are suffering from an underemployment rate of 12.6 percent, compared with 9.6 percent in 2007

At the same time, many are entering the workforce with higher levels of debt, thanks to tuition fees that have increased far faster than median family income.

• Recent grads who are "idled" -- neither enrolled in school nor employed -- is still higher than before the recession. For college grads, the rate is now almost 10 percent, compared with 8.4 percent in 2007. About 15.5 percent of young high-school grads are now idled, compared with 13.7 percent in 2007.
• People of color are especially hard-hit. Young black college grads have an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent, compared with 8.9 percent in April 2007.

Job quality has eroded. In 2001, almost 42 percent of new college grads found jobs with pensions. That declined to just over 29 percent in 2015
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks

Is this that "popularity" that's representative of Barrack Obama in 2016, that you want these recent graduates to remember?

It is interesting that you choose 2007 for data since the bottom fell out for grads in 2008 and saw the worst of it in Dec., a month before Obama took office. There must be a reason for ignoring the last year of the Bush administration.

 

[my2¢]

I'm trying to take a positive attitude regarding the election this year. Whatever will be will be and so I'll sincerely wish you all good luck and hope things go your way.

 

[ShaklesOfBigGov]

I did, with CandyCorn.

I'm not even a Trump supporter, but reality exists.

Zero chance Crooked Hillary can win in an honest election.

You DO grasp that you just lost all of the Bernie supporters, right?

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

Let me guess, you have no idea how the economy looks like in 2016 for those young Bernie supporters.


Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says
Three-quarters of those who label themselves as such say they're not working in a job that uses their education and training. One quarter say they are working part time but want full-time work.
Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says

• The unemployment rate for new college grads is 5.6 percent, compared with 5.5 percent in 2007.
• Young high school grads have an unemployment rate of 17.9 percent, compared with 15.9 percent in 2007.

for recent high-school graduates, about one-third are currently underemployed, compared with roughly 27 percent in 2007

Young college grads are suffering from an underemployment rate of 12.6 percent, compared with 9.6 percent in 2007

At the same time, many are entering the workforce with higher levels of debt, thanks to tuition fees that have increased far faster than median family income.

• Recent grads who are "idled" -- neither enrolled in school nor employed -- is still higher than before the recession. For college grads, the rate is now almost 10 percent, compared with 8.4 percent in 2007. About 15.5 percent of young high-school grads are now idled, compared with 13.7 percent in 2007.
• People of color are especially hard-hit. Young black college grads have an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent, compared with 8.9 percent in April 2007.

Job quality has eroded. In 2001, almost 42 percent of new college grads found jobs with pensions. That declined to just over 29 percent in 2015
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks

Is this that "popularity" that's representative of Barrack Obama in 2016, that you want these recent graduates to remember?

It is interesting that you choose 2007 for data since the bottom fell out for grads in 2008 and saw the worst of it in Dec., a month before Obama took office. There must be a reason for ignoring the last year of the Bush administration.

So Obama's economic accomplishment is either equal to, or just slightly better than when the bottom fell in 2008. Got it.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

Let me guess, you have no idea how the economy looks like in 2016 for those young Bernie supporters.


Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says
Three-quarters of those who label themselves as such say they're not working in a job that uses their education and training. One quarter say they are working part time but want full-time work.
Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says

• The unemployment rate for new college grads is 5.6 percent, compared with 5.5 percent in 2007.
• Young high school grads have an unemployment rate of 17.9 percent, compared with 15.9 percent in 2007.

for recent high-school graduates, about one-third are currently underemployed, compared with roughly 27 percent in 2007

Young college grads are suffering from an underemployment rate of 12.6 percent, compared with 9.6 percent in 2007

At the same time, many are entering the workforce with higher levels of debt, thanks to tuition fees that have increased far faster than median family income.

• Recent grads who are "idled" -- neither enrolled in school nor employed -- is still higher than before the recession. For college grads, the rate is now almost 10 percent, compared with 8.4 percent in 2007. About 15.5 percent of young high-school grads are now idled, compared with 13.7 percent in 2007.
• People of color are especially hard-hit. Young black college grads have an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent, compared with 8.9 percent in April 2007.

Job quality has eroded. In 2001, almost 42 percent of new college grads found jobs with pensions. That declined to just over 29 percent in 2015
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks

Is this that "popularity" that's representative of Barrack Obama in 2016, that you want these recent graduates to remember?

It is interesting that you choose 2007 for data since the bottom fell out for grads in 2008 and saw the worst of it in Dec., a month before Obama took office. There must be a reason for ignoring the last year of the Bush administration.

So Obama's economic accomplishment is either equal to, or just slightly better than when the bottom fell in 2008. Got it.

LOL That'll leave a mark

 

[jillian]

Democrats nominate crooked Hillary. Bye, bye, Democrats...measure the curtains at the White House for Donald.

That's so funny. You idiots talk smack every presidential election season. And you're always wrong.

You trolls are funny

 

[ptbw forever]

What could Bernie possibly say to them to get them to vote for Hillary

Who? The Bernie or Bust morons? Nothing, but that 10-20% weren't going to before the "email scandal". The rest of them already have said they would, upwards of 80%. Trump isn't going to be President.

LMAO!!!!!!!

You honestly think "Bernie or Bust" didn't grow?

Not by any measurable number. Keep wet dreaming..Trump won't be President.

You are literally praying that the bullshit you are typing is true right now. LOL

So are YOU willing to put your sig line or your avatar where your confidence is? I am.

I don't bet.

 

[P@triot]

Shocking...the gambleholic is just begging everyone all over USMB to bet. I can only imagine how many meals her poor children are forced to miss as she drops every nickel her and her "partner" have on local Indian Reservation casinos.

What's shocking is that NONE of the Trump braggarts are willing to put their sig lines or their avatars where their confidence is. How come that is?

Tsk, tsk Pussy Puppy, going after the families again? I never mentioned my family, you really shouldn't bring them up. Careful...remember your last EPIC meltdown.

I'm talking about your gambling addiction - not your family. I feel very sorry for you children who have to go without food because of your gambling problem. I'm not mocking them. I would actually feed them because I feel so sorry for them.

Then you should accuse me of having a gambling problem without mentioning my family. I've not yet alerted the mods to your repeatedly bringing up my wife and children without my first mentioning them, but keep it up and I will. (of course, we know what happens when you get suspended, don't we?)

Go ahead. Alert them. I've said nothing negative about them. I'm talking about you. And I think we've all noticed you have refuted anything yet. It's painfully obvious you're frequenting those Cali Indian Reservation casinos constantly.

How about you just stick to attacking me and don't mention my wife or kids unless I bring them up?

Now, you have accused me, without merit, of having a gambling problem because I want Trump cultists to back up their assertions that he will be the next President. They can't do it. How come?

How can anybody "back up their assertions" when the assertion is a prediction. It's impossible to "back up" a prediction. You can only back up a factual statement.

And why would anyone bet with you when we all know that you would never uphold the bet if you lost anyway.

 

[Seawytch]

Except that didn't happen. The Bernie supporters are still going to vote, in the majority, for Clinton. This is a fact.

I doubt the younger generation, having to come to terms with the burden of college tuition under an economy with a large underemployment, will support someone who says they will continue on with these same policies of Barrack Obama. Why shoot yourself in the foot for four more years of the same, lower than expected, take home pay?

You have no idea how popular Barack Obama is do you?

Let me guess, you have no idea how the economy looks like in 2016 for those young Bernie supporters.


Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says
Three-quarters of those who label themselves as such say they're not working in a job that uses their education and training. One quarter say they are working part time but want full-time work.
Nearly half of U.S. workers consider themselves underemployed, report says

• The unemployment rate for new college grads is 5.6 percent, compared with 5.5 percent in 2007.
• Young high school grads have an unemployment rate of 17.9 percent, compared with 15.9 percent in 2007.

for recent high-school graduates, about one-third are currently underemployed, compared with roughly 27 percent in 2007

Young college grads are suffering from an underemployment rate of 12.6 percent, compared with 9.6 percent in 2007

At the same time, many are entering the workforce with higher levels of debt, thanks to tuition fees that have increased far faster than median family income.

• Recent grads who are "idled" -- neither enrolled in school nor employed -- is still higher than before the recession. For college grads, the rate is now almost 10 percent, compared with 8.4 percent in 2007. About 15.5 percent of young high-school grads are now idled, compared with 13.7 percent in 2007.
• People of color are especially hard-hit. Young black college grads have an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent, compared with 8.9 percent in April 2007.

Job quality has eroded. In 2001, almost 42 percent of new college grads found jobs with pensions. That declined to just over 29 percent in 2015
Welcome to the job market, class of 2016: It still stinks

Is this that "popularity" that's representative of Barrack Obama in 2016, that you want these recent graduates to remember?

It is interesting that you choose 2007 for data since the bottom fell out for grads in 2008 and saw the worst of it in Dec., a month before Obama took office. There must be a reason for ignoring the last year of the Bush administration.

So Obama's economic accomplishment is either equal to, or just slightly better than when the bottom fell in 2008. Got it.

Except it isn't. By every measure possible, we are in far better shape after 8 years of an Obama Presidency than we were after 8 years of Bush. Stock market up, unemployment down, record breaking private sector growth, the list goes on.

Bernie supporters are going to vote for Clinton. This is a fact. The small minority that won't will be made up by the Republicans that will.

 

[bodecea]

Democrats nominate crooked Hillary. Bye, bye, Democrats...measure the curtains at the White House for Donald.

You've been saying that for months.....still trying to convince yourself, I see.