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Bernie Sanders tonight, said that after next week he will be campaigning for Clinton "full time" to make sure she gets the millennial vote and is elected. That made me very happy to hear.

Jordan Catalano said: "Bernie Sanders tonight, said that after next week he will be campaigning for Clinton "full time" to make sure she gets the millennial vote and is elected. That made me very happy to hear."

They should send Bernie to Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and Maine. That's where he resonates most, and he can help with the Senate races in the first two.

I'm sorry but he's doing a lousy job. I didn't come away from that feeling any enthusiasm from him.

You know I admire PJ's passion and his encyclopedic knowledge of American (and theatrical) history, but let's get real here.



If, tomorrow, Bernie appeared on Meet the Press sporting a "Ready for Hillary" face tattoo, declared that he was retroactively naming all his children and grandchildren Hillary, announced new legislation to put Hillary's face on all US currency and to make her birthday a national holiday and then dropped his trousers and sodomized himself with a 10" Hillary-shaped dildo live on air, PJ would say, "Yeah, that's fine, but if he really supported Hillary, he would've used a 12" dildo."

Well, Trump's mentor, Breitbart's Bannon, has again illustrated just how much their racist and repugnant beliefs continue to send subliminal messages of hatred. In an article about President Obama and birtherism, they have used a photo of Harambe. This has been used online by trolls and haters against, Leslie Jones, President and Michelle Obama, and others.

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/09/16/trump-related-brietbart-news-gorilla-homepage-illustrate-trump-birther-story.html

Pathetic and just plain racial insults and intolerance that silently sends the message....



And now, the incident in Chelsea, I bet by Monday Trump will call it out as an act of terrorism and include it in his propaganda laced speeches.

Horse, I usually remain silent when I see some of these posts. I believe that all people have beliefs whether I agree with them or not. I have friends that support Trump, I say what I believe and that's that. We respect each other and move on. But your post is repugnant, insulting and actually pornographic.

Just how long did it take for you to think of those gross ideas? You must have a lot of time to be so negative.

That's all I really have to say. You've said what you thought and I said what I thought.

Giant douche and turd sandwich sum up this election perfectly.

You know that didn't originate with this episode right? It's from 2004.

Mellow out Steve, he's right about PJ, He's one of the good guys but his worship of Clinton is out of control.

LOL!!!!!



I bow down to you, PJ.

Okay, what this thread needs is another dose of dogged confidence and optimism in the face of the pervasive Chicken Little stuff coming from the media and the pollsters, who have a stake in keeping the horse race going. This was from Thursday, just as the chorus of oh-noes was beginning:



SALON.COM: Poll panic is here! Yes, Trump is closing, but here’s why it’s meaningless: This week's polls may suggest Trump is inching closer to the White House, but the truth is he remains miles away

http://www.salon.com/2016/09/15/its-already-happening-yes-trump-is-closing-in-on-the-polls-but-heres-why-thats-meaningless/

Yes, the polls have tightened in some of the swing states and may still tighten more. Yes, this is affecting the down-ballot races to the point where it may impact the Democrats’ chances of retaking the Senate. Yes, that will hurt Clinton’s legislative agenda if she wins. Yes, if you assume everything lines up perfectly for Trump, he still has a slightly less narrow path to victory than he did last week.

But the presidential race was always going to be competitive, much as liberals might have laughed like stoned hyenas when it became clear the GOP was going to nominate Donald Trump. The electorate is so polarized and the parties so ideologically rigid that any Republican candidate always starts with a floor slightly north of 40 percent of the vote. Any Democrat was always likely to be just a few points higher than that. The onus was always going to be on the GOP candidate to run a perfect campaign to catch up, something Trump has proven incapable of doing.

It is possible the stakes for a loss feel higher this year. That is partly because we may have forgotten how high they felt in, say, 2008, when Sarah Palin had a shot at being a heartbeat away from the presidency. It is also partly because Trump is a genuinely dangerous person — a racist demagogue who knows less than nothing about governing, legislating, diplomacy, foreign policy, economics. The list goes on. He is a narcissist with no empathy for anyone not named Donald Trump, and he’s got skin so thin he’s liable to order an invasion of China if Panda Express forgets to include a fortune cookie with his takeout order.

We should all be genuinely horrified that this xenophobic Creamsicle has any shot at all at winning the White House. But he is still much more likely to lose than win, no matter what the polls and the media tell us over the next couple of weeks.

Steve - we're cool.

Trump spoke on Friday night, minutes after the explosion, and announced it as a bomb before that had been determined. It was reckless, and the fact that he was proved correct doesn't make it any less reckless. Among the countless reckless statements Trump has made in this campaign was his declaration that the disappearance of EgyptAir Flight 804 had definitely been an act of terror. His assertion was wrong in that incident, but the media did not hold him accountable for his words.