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Gary Johnson
teedubbya Offline
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Koo koo koo koo

Damn
DrafterX Offline
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Do... Not... Seek... The... Johnson.... Mellow
Speyside Offline
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Well, now space cowboy refers to more than what he smoked.
Speyside Offline
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Are there any tickets left for Kepler-186f?
MACS Offline
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*sigh*

So, we've got a lying, treasonous, power hungry failure at whatever she's done... a lying, cheating, shady businessman who love him some him... or a fkn nut bucket.

Good Lord, is this really what we've come to? No wonder other countries have lost all respect for us. We seriously lack leadership.
DrafterX Offline
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nut bucket.. Laugh
tailgater Offline
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So space exploration is something that the human race should stop altogether?
Individual sound bytes can be misleading. I haven't been pushing the Libertarian candidate, but this isn't such a big deal in the scope of what happening today.
You're not allowed to rebuke "Climate change", so you offer up the colonizing in outer space. In essence, you're just letting the world know that by the time earth is destroyed by "climate change" we'll already be moving on up to Jupiter or whatever. (Although I prefer the prospect of a smaller planet. Be nice to lose a few pounds with lower gravity...)

Unless I missed some details? Will he be hiring Elroy Jetson to a cabinet position?
Will Robby the Robot be Secretary of State?
What? He already is?

Carry on.



teedubbya Offline
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I'm not commenting on a sound bite. I'm going on the entirety of the last few interviews I've watched.

Koo koo
DrafterX Offline
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I think I'll go to astronaut school... Think
opelmanta1900 Offline
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maybe he's been listening too much to Stephen Hawking... he thinks Aliens are gonna give us smallpox blankets...
tailgater Offline
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teedubbya wrote:
I'm not commenting on a sound bite. I'm going on the entirety of the last few interviews I've watched.

Koo koo


Anything in particular, other than the Logan's Run thingy?
teedubbya Offline
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Pretty much everything. If you get a chance watch his interview with George Snuffeluphagus this morning. He is a complete and utter goofball.
DrafterX Offline
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Does Jade know..?? He sure seems to love the Johnson... Mellow
teedubbya Offline
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He doesn't live the Johnson as much as you love the trump though.
DrafterX Offline
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I don't love the Trump... Not talking
DrafterX Offline
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I'm just using him to beat Hillary... Mellow
teedubbya Offline
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You love you some trump. You are just like Cruz. You pretend you don't like him but still blow him when he points at his groin. We had a name for chicks like you two back when I could still see my weiner.
DrafterX Offline
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you've never seen your weiner..Not talking
teedubbya Offline
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Yes I have. I used one of those magnifying mirrors at just the right angle.
victor809 Offline
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Poor drafter... He's just one of those 230am calls...
banderl Offline
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Dan Vacek!


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teedubbya Offline
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Drafter loves him some 230 trump
banderl Offline
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teedubbya wrote:
Drafter loves him some 230 trump



Does that turn his lips orange?
Speyside Offline
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Prolly.
teedubbya Offline
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Yea prolly
DrafterX Offline
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teedubbya wrote:
Yes I have. I used one of those magnifying mirrors at just the right angle.



that was your cell phone and that pic Farve sent you... Mellow
teedubbya Offline
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Nope. His was yuge.
frankj1 Offline
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bah...no one in the US of A is voting FOR Johnson.
I heard a vote FOR Johnson is really a vote not for Johnson, or something like that.

Actually, in MA a vote for either other candidate is the wasted vote. Hill wins easy here, so anyone hating them both really should vote for the definite loser (Johnson) to at least help get a third party over the magic 15%...whatever that means.

Same goes for any state already owned by one of the two pukes...use your vote for Johnson, otherwise your vote will be wasted.
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as long as hillbillary is running i cant feel safe enough to throw my vote at a 3rd party bid. i think most ppl feel the same way and hillbillary is in on it and running just to make sure 3rd parties dont have a chance.

all that said, all the debates should have all 4 parties present. i.e. add: gary johnson and jill stien to the other two clowns.

boycott if they're not there.

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BlackCat13 wrote:
as long as hillbillary is running i cant feel safe enough to throw my vote at a 3rd party bid. i think most ppl feel the same way and hillbillary is in on it and running just to make sure 3rd parties dont have a chance.

all that said, all the debates should have all 4 parties present. i.e. add: gary johnson and jill stien to the other two clowns.

boycott if they're not there.

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knowing that individual votes are not what they seem, do you live in a state that is heavily leaning in toward one of the front runners? If so, your individual vote won't matter, unless it helps establish a third party.

Yes, all 4 should be present.
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He's a wackadoodle! So is that Stien fellow.
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Johnson is worse than both mainstream candidates. Lol the guy is a looney.
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Johnson is just getting more print this election than Libertarians in the past....unfortunately, I travel this road every four years....I read the party platforms; fall in love with nearly everything in the Libertarians'; then start researching their candidates and get depressed. I will be voting for Johnson this year. No way I'd want him to be president, but I feel strongly that a third party will never become a viable option until enough people willing to start voting against both D's and R's. Gotta start somewhere....I admit that I had high hopes during/after Perot, but, that just couldn't be maintained...

never been clearer that the GOP is in trouble; Priebus has been useless...Ailes, Limbaugh, and the like have co-opted and/or corrupted the message, or what I think the message should have been. If GOP goes any further down the paths it is (the party of Deplorables; and/or old white guys....) it will be a LONG time before they become competitive with Dems on any scale. I see little hope for a GOP of my own design, so at the very least I can dream of a third party that can coagulate a chunk of the independents - many of whom I imagine as being fiscally conservative, socially libertarian, and less whack job-ish than Johnson
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^^^ this.
tailgater Offline
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The GOP is in trouble.
That's why we need Trump.

The Dems are in trouble too.
But Hillary would just make it worse.


I'm not saying Trump is perfect. But he's the anti-establishment (in DC). So much so that prominent republicans are endorsing Hillary.
this isn't about conservative versus liberal. Trump is not less conservative than Hillary.
The reason these dolts are afraid of trump is because he's against the status quo.

Shake it up.
We won't have change unless we're willing to take some risk.
Pull off that bandaid with one swift yank.
America will survive 4 years of agent orange. In fact, she'll probably be better for it.

Hillary wants to grow the government.
Social programs grow exponentially, and in perpetuity.
They solve nothing while placating few. But they make great sound bytes.

Is it bytes or bites?




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frankj1 wrote:
knowing that individual votes are not what they seem, do you live in a state that is heavily leaning in toward one of the front runners? If so, your individual vote won't matter, unless it helps establish a third party.

Yes, all 4 should be present.


people who like to say this have a vote that doesn't matter.
BlackCat13 Offline
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Carib1 wrote:
He's a wackadoodle! So is that Stien fellow.


who isn't? you think you're not?

jjanecka wrote:
Johnson is worse than both mainstream candidates. Lol the guy is a looney.


you prolly wrote this while smoking a blunt.
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BlackCat13 wrote:




you prolly wrote this while smoking a blunt.



LOL Anxious
frankj1 Offline
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BlackCat13 wrote:
people who like to say this have a vote that doesn't matter.

the individual vote, the popular vote, does not matter in states that are overwhelmingly one sided if the vote in question is for one of the two major parties.

however it could matter if given toward establishing an option.

I can not simplify this more than I have. In what state will you be voting?
tailgater Offline
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frankj1 wrote:
In what state will you be voting?


Judging from his posts, I'd say inebriated.

MACS Offline
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tailgater wrote:
Judging from his posts, I'd say inebriated.



Badump bump, tisssshhhh.
tailgater Offline
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I'll be here all night.

tonygraz Offline
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Get a life, tailhater.
teedubbya Offline
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The dude is completely inept
DrafterX Offline
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I think Tony is just trying to be funny... don't be too hard on him... Mellow
tonygraz Offline
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Looks like "you don't have to call me Johnson" had another Aleppo minute - couldn't come up with a name when asked to name a foreign leader he most admired - after a 30 second pause he finally came up with one - the former leader of Mexico who's name he couldn't remember. Weld came up with Perez
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DrafterX wrote:
Does Jade know..?? He sure seems to love the Johnson... Mellow




I did love me some Johnson. Not so much now. I'm voting for Pat Paulsen
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im voting for pat sajack
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dstieger wrote:
Johnson is just getting more print this election than Libertarians in the past....unfortunately, I travel this road every four years....I read the party platforms; fall in love with nearly everything in the Libertarians'; then start researching their candidates and get depressed. I will be voting for Johnson this year. No way I'd want him to be president, but I feel strongly that a third party will never become a viable option until enough people willing to start voting against both D's and R's. Gotta start somewhere....I admit that I had high hopes during/after Perot, but, that just couldn't be maintained...

never been clearer that the GOP is in trouble; Priebus has been useless...Ailes, Limbaugh, and the like have co-opted and/or corrupted the message, or what I think the message should have been. If GOP goes any further down the paths it is (the party of Deplorables; and/or old white guys....) it will be a LONG time before they become competitive with Dems on any scale. I see little hope for a GOP of my own design, so at the very least I can dream of a third party that can coagulate a chunk of the independents - many of whom I imagine as being fiscally conservative, socially libertarian, and less whack job-ish than Johnson


+1 Couldn't have said my thoughts better.

The system is so corrupt; Why can't we get that person? I'm hoping for sweeping changes in the republican party in 4 years if Hillary wins. The party is going to have to get past winning the Christian right in primary's only to be unable to win a general in the times we are in now.
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frankj1 wrote:
the individual vote, the popular vote, does not matter in states that are overwhelmingly one sided if the vote in question is for one of the two major parties.

however it could matter if given toward establishing an option.

I can not simplify this more than I have. In what state will you be voting?


This is not entirely correct. I believe that when any candidate gets a certain percentage of the votes they are entitled to receive federal election funding which can help to further establish a third party.
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