>>>Citing InfoWars ever except as an example of BS is a good way to not be believed about anything.
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>>>Funny. I thought that citing the MSM ever except as an example of BS is a good way to not be believed about anything ;)
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>>>Should be an interesting day...
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>>Yes.
>>Something is in the wind here.
>>This is my third presidential vote here and I've never had more than a few people in front of me in the line.
>>The line was out the door today.
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>I think it will go down to close to midnight tonight before a winner is declared, with HRC getting a close victory and the Rs retaining the senate with a 51-49 edge.
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>And truthfully, if that happens, I'll consider that the least objectionable outcome.
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>I don't want Trump in the White House. Period.
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>The only context where I'll accept HRC in the White House is if Congress can neutralize her. Yes, that means more gridlock. But the alternatives are worse.

I think the current climate is beginning to damage the democratic process (in the UK as well).
We now have the referendum result being used as an excuse for extreme abuse and a political polarisation. You have the split between extreme republicans and the rest being used in the same way.

Don't you think that if the republicans lose this election they'd be better served by getting their ducks in a row to win the next election rather than spending the next four years trying to impeach Clinton or question her legitimacy while also blocking almost all legislation ?