Trump-Ukraine Imbroglio: Who Is That Whistleblower?
02-02-2020
, 09:14 AM
02-02-2020
, 09:34 AM
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And I suppose "Sneaky" Diane Feinstein has another totally innocent explanation as well huh? Here--let's come at it from another direction--do you think a person doling out nicknames that had any kind of decency would avoid or not avoid the obviously bigoted word?? I mean if I was nicknaming a guy named Mikey--there's a real obvious horrible choice 
and only a scumbag would actually use it. There's a 1000% chance trump knows what he's doing using that specific word. It's not as if it's some new or little known stereotype--it's been around for Ages. Defending it from a point of playing dumb just doesn't pass the smell test--sorry. And with the rest of the context wrt trump makes it's blatantly obvious.
and only a scumbag would actually use it. There's a 1000% chance trump knows what he's doing using that specific word. It's not as if it's some new or little known stereotype--it's been around for Ages. Defending it from a point of playing dumb just doesn't pass the smell test--sorry. And with the rest of the context wrt trump makes it's blatantly obvious.
Now, you could also probably explain to him why he shouldn't use that nickname and he would probably understand and comply, but that is another issue altogether.
Last edited by Kelhus999; 02-02-2020 at 09:40 AM.
02-02-2020
, 01:06 PM
So, the argument is in this one instance where the names happen to sound similar it's not and trump is just demonstrating his command of the English language?? Dude can barely read You're giving him the benefit of the doubt--when reality is the entire reason he's using that word is because of its other meaning. He knows exactly what he's doing. iirc He started with Schitt(another obvious word considering his name) and only moved to shifty later on--presumably with some forethought.
You're giving him the benefit of the doubt--when reality is the entire reason he's using that word is because of its other meaning. He knows exactly what he's doing. iirc He started with Schitt(another obvious word considering his name) and only moved to shifty later on--presumably with some forethought.
02-02-2020
, 01:53 PM
02-02-2020
, 03:28 PM
02-02-2020
, 04:53 PM
02-02-2020
, 05:11 PM
Yes, Hillary had about a 2% polling advantage in the closing polls, and based on a pretty darn good mathematical model, that translates to being about at 2:1 favorite. Hillary hit her polling average in the popular vote with surprising precision, but she lost because those votes weren't distributed in a sufficiently geographically favorable manner to win the Electoral College, a system designed to give disproportionate power to slave owners.
02-02-2020
, 05:40 PM
02-02-2020
, 06:09 PM
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Yes, Hillary had about a 2% polling advantage in the closing polls, and based on a pretty darn good mathematical model, that translates to being about at 2:1 favorite. Hillary hit her polling average in the popular vote with surprising precision, but she lost because those votes weren't distributed in a sufficiently geographically favorable manner to win the Electoral College, a system designed to give disproportionate power to slave owners.
I was pointing out kinda the same thing, that there is very little standard deviation and as you say, 2% would translate to 2:1 fav (agree on the theory no idea of exact numbers and don't care).
02-02-2020
, 08:14 PM
