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FBI finds no evidence of criminality in latest batch of @HillaryClinton emailshttps://t.co/qbXYhlMUia #USElection pic.twitter.com/wihbpnRJt4
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Clinton 48 .. Trump 42
http://www.mcall.com/news/local/elections/mc-pa-poll-trump-clinton-toomey-mcginty-20161105-story.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJASTexUOxU
Clinton to take Utah and carry out the first ever public lynching of an ex-FBI director? She's vindictive and she certainly will be plotting her revenge as we speak.
(It also makes a lie of the Rabid Democrat postings that it was rogue FBI trying to influence the elections since in that case JC would have held off until Wednesday).
Hopefully this news will provide some healing with GOP once the election is decided next week and they can get back to being political foes, that occasionally try and agree on some things.
GOP need to move on from Trump, the Tea Party and populism.
In fact he's probably been replaced by a Clinton-controlled doppelgänger. It's obvious if you look for the signs.
It may however encourage GOP voters who were going to abstain rather than vote for Trump to turn out to ensure she faces a hostile Congress, simply because it has given them a brutal reminder of just how incompetent and untrustworthy she is. The old check and balance system may seem suddenly desirable.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/06/if-donald-trump-doesnt-win-a-third-party-like-ukip-will-emerge-i/
I don't have access to the whole piece but Farage does not understand that the only reason UKIP succeeded was due to Tony Blair bringing in PR for European elections. Farage would still be getting a couple of hundred votes in Dover council elections had PR not been introduced into UK elections. The United States are winner takes all in the massive majority of institution's for which elections are undertaken and so whilst some third party/ independents have succeeded they tend to get strangled at birth because of the FPTP system.
67 votes for conviction in the Senate? You're having a giraffe.
Realistically, unless something demonstrably criminal comes out, which seems unlikely, she can only be removed over this if she suddenly develops a conscience and resigns. The chances of her doing that are approximately the same as my chance of a date with Margot Robbie.
It may be of course if such a case is brought that the stress kills or incapacitates her. But that outcome would for obvious reasons be suboptimal.
Trump losing, then Clinton kicked out, would probably be the best outcome.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urglg3WimHA
I know we have a permanent seat at the UN..but do you not think in matters of security at the EU, the British held extra weight because of our role with the UN?
It defies logic how we could step away from our neighbours and move to pariah status..it really does. No influence on what they do, no veto, no say..no nothing...on our neighbours, our trading partners! We have lost our influence in Europe completely....if we lost an aggressive war, then so be it (the victors dictate the terms)....but to do it in an act of wilful, ignorant self harm is an entirely different matter.
But the die is cast. Brexit is Brexit. We are not going to negotiate a favourable deal, so let's have it quickly rather than endure this death by a thousand cuts.....
Maybe in ten years enough old people will have gone on to better things to change the vote.......
Who the feck is Margot Robbie.
FACT!
Trump's campaign was on the ropes till the original FBI announcement breathed some life back into it. I think it's wishful thinking that tonight's announcement that there was nothing in them will make "virtually no difference".
I don't foresee the end of the road for clinton for many a year yet....
Being out of the EU of course will affect our security and safety...Remain banged on about it over and over again...but that was project fear and all that....
Anyway this conversation is pointless...we are where we are..we are heading for a Hard Brexit, let's have it....... and then hope that sufficient numbers of Brexit voters pass on to higher places, and then we can review it all from a position of weakness
Everything is good for Trump
You don't think the reaction to a HRC win by the PB pussy grabbers might be worth seeing? Of course in that circumstance I see a large migration to the 'I always said they were both awful candidates' high ground.
He'll have picked up a nice, fat cheque from The Donald for his help and advice these past few weeks you can bet that.
On t'other ... however the EU evolves in 30 years' time, I find it almost inconceivable that the majority of Brits (albeit this term may by then only refer to the English and the Welsh) will be looking jealously across the Channel, the Irish Sea and possibly Hadrian's Wall, wishing fervently to be part of it. In most scenarios my imagination can conjure, even the ones where the EU or USE or whatsoever it becomes is a far wealthier, happier and more stable place than today, I can't see it developing into the kind of club that Brits feel comfortable being part of.
This may well be a miscalculation on my part. One assumption I've made is that Eurofederalism is unlikely to catch on here, but who can know the political tastes two generations hence? The other is that it seems to me a smoothly-running and democratic Europe will require a significant transition towards federalism with central institutions subject to the will of a pan-continental demos, not international diplomacy between merely national leaders. A powerful treasury enacting substantial inter-state transfers, a more substantial role for the European Parliament, a development of the democratic mandate of the President of the Commission... the momentum behind these ideas may be limited right now, but it's hard to see the EU (in particular the single currency) function in the long term without them, and the direction of travel for the past 30 years has been very clear. If that direction of travel continues, it will become less and less enticing for the UK. If instead an unreformed Europe continues to flail from crisis to crisis, that will hardly make it more attractive.
I picked up The Space Trilogy off my to-be-read bookcase and realised that I'd started it but only got to page 11. I can't remember why I stopped.
It'll be fun to see those who were praising Comey last week now lay into him!
Good place for Mike to be in.
Let me get this right then, somebody who wouldn't have bothered to vote against her when the FBI announced the investigation was being reopened will now go out and vote because she's been cleared.
The handful of Trump rampers on here are living in fantasy land.
I tell you discussing anything with Brexit ideologues is like talking to a 5 year old child, or a dog for the sense you get out of them. At least children and dogs are loveable instead of repulsive, repellant, creatures
But, as I have said, Brexit is Brexit,,,,so let's get on with it and see how it goes
For me the best bet might be a collapse of the Eurozone, either in its entirety or to a more compatible core group. This would remove the main impetus towards political union, and help stop the hammering of living standards in places like Greece. If the only way the EU itself could be preserved is by allowing members to settle at different levels of integration, then it opens up the possibilities of "Europe à la carte" that Brits might feel happier signing up to. Even this situation I have doubts about: not only how likely it is, but whether the continuation of the Eurozone as an economically strong grouping with tightly-aligned political interests would mean rejoining the EU risked Britain (along with other non-core EU states) being dominated by an axis it had no intention to join, and how long it would take (decades?) for the political and economic fallout of a €urogeddon to settle down.
Clinton£100 @ 1.47 New Hampshire;
Trump £20 @ 6.2 POTUS.
New Hampshire is THE swing state in both @RodCrosby and Nate Silver's analysis.