Who do you think will be the next president of the United States?

@BillRM,

Actually, Bill, YOU started the "wife" thing. Izzy was pointing that out to you, sort of a "before you start knocking wives, you ought to at least be able to keep one."

I have nothing but respect and understanding for your ex-wife. I worry for your children.

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@bobsal u1553115,

Sorry I did not knocked your wife poor woman as your wife just challenge anyone who had work for that joke of an agency having any right to claims directly or indirectly special standings for their opinions due to their work for that agency.

Hell the director of the CIA trade craft was so poor he could not even hide his extramarital affair from the FBI.

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@BillRM,

More gibberish.

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@izzythepush,

Quote:

More gibberish.

Lord I love your outstanding abilities to challenges my postings/claims in fine details.

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@BillRM,

You'd be better off admiring my ability to write a coherent sentence. Maybe trying to emulate it.

I really don't have time to decipher your word salad to see if there is actually any meaning. If there is a point to challenge it's lost amongst all the garbage.

Try writing in English for once.

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@izzythepush,

You guys realize that you are completely off the rails, right?

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@engineer,

I think people are right, elections go on long past the time people want to talk about it. Given how many states we have and other issues, I see no other way, still, considering we talk about it almost as soon as one election is over...

I think Hillary will be the next president of the United States unless something really big happens with her email things, which I really doubt.

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@revelette2,

revelette2 wrote:

I think people are right, elections go on long past the time people want to talk about it. Given how many states we have and other issues, I see no other way, still, considering we talk about it almost as soon as one election is over...

I think Hillary will be the next president of the United States unless something really big happens with her email things, which I really doubt.

Yeah, I think you're right - she has the best probability of anyone running right now to be elected the next POTUS, unless:
- like you said, one of the dozen "scandals" like emails chasing her gets some kind of traction
- there is a successful terrorist attack in the US, which would stoke the nationalist frenzy that could sweep the Republican in
- Bernie wins in Wisconsin and then is close in New York - this would tip the momentum, and begin to tip the math toward Bernie enough to maybe make some super delegates reconsider

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@snood,

I saw an interesting article today basically saying that Clinton supporters need to get active on social media. If you are an undecided on social media all you hear is Sanders or Trump. I think Sander's real challenge is that the Democratic super delegates are not going to break his way based on social media hype. All of those delegates can get one on one time with both Clinton and Sanders and in those meetings Clinton seems to win big. It seems hard to believe that Sanders will catch Clinton or that either of those will lose to Trump or Cruz, but stranger things have happened.

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@engineer,

engineer wrote:

I saw an interesting article today basically saying that Clinton supporters need to get active on social media. If you are an undecided on social media all you hear is Sanders or Trump. I think Sander's real challenge is that the Democratic super delegates are not going to break his way based on social media hype. All of those delegates can get one on one time with both Clinton and Sanders and in those meetings Clinton seems to win big. It seems hard to believe that Sanders will catch Clinton or that either of those will lose to Trump or Cruz, but stranger things have happened.

I hear you, and I agree with everything - especially the notion that when these super delegates get face time with both of the candidates, they seem to come away with a more favorable opinion of Clinton. It also has to mean something that the senators and congress persons who have worked with both of them for years also overwhelmingly prefer Hillary. The Bernie fans would inevitably say that this is a result of corrupt coercion or something similar - because the alternative is that all those individuals considered both of them, and chose Hillary for themselves.

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@BillRM,

BillRM wrote:

Sorry not true as no one had gotten into my computers and that where my security is aim at.

The beauty of the NSA. They leave no trace but can log onto your computer and do anything from a distance.

Or maybe it's that chip they have planted in your brain that is the cause of your misfires.

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@engineer,

Sanders built his campaign on social media in the beginning, when news media wouldn't give him the time of day. I could not agree more with you on this one.

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@engineer,

I think Sander's socialism is going to be a handicap for him.

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@cicerone imposter,

most of the electorate cant even spell Soshulis

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@farmerman,

So true. Sad, ain't it. Wink

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@engineer,

You're half right. Izzy makes plenty of sense.

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@izzythepush,

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Re: bobsal u1553115 (Post 6152860)
At least your wife's still with you.

For now. She worries about my mental condition because I still respond sometimes to BillRM

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