#1221099
- Mon Jul 25 2016 10:12 AM
the 2016 DNC convention: chaos already
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the G-man
Officially "too old for this shit"
Registered: Fri May 16 2003
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So it's Clinton/Kaine for the 2016 ticket. Onto the DNC which I'm guessing will be easily a more positive unifying convention than the GOP's.
Convention chaos already: DNC chair out, protesters storm Philly
- Chaos reigned Sunday ahead of the Democratic National Convention, as the party’s head was forced to quit, thousands of protesters took to the streets and delegates threatened a walk-out over Hillary Clinton’s vice-presidential pick.
On the eve of the four-day convention to nominate the county’s first female presidential candidate, Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned in disgrace over the hack of emails that showed DNC staffers favoring Clinton over her then rival, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Meanwhile, throngs of Sanders supporters marched and pounded on drums, chanting “Hell no, DNC — we won’t vote for Hillary” in the sweltering heat during the first in an expected series of protests in Philadelphia.
A leading Sanders supporter, Norman Solomon, also said a “vast majority” of the socialist’s delegates were considering turning their backs — or even walking out of the Wells Fargo Center — during Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine’s acceptance speech to run as Clinton’s second-in-command.
The ouster of Wasserman Schultz, a Florida congresswoman, came just hours after Democrats revealed that she had been replaced as their convention’s chairwoman by little-known Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio)....
Meanwhile, Democratic sources told CNN that the hacked emails had inflamed Sanders supporters and could destroy the party-unity deal between Sanders and Clinton, with one Democrat saying: “It’s gas meets flame.”
And desperate Clinton aides floated a conspiracy theory that Russian hackers had engineered the email scandal in a bid to help elect Trump....
Wasserman Schultz will be replaced as interim party chair by Donna Brazile, an ardent Hillary Clinton supporter...
A longtime Democrat strategist, Brazile ran Vice President Al Gore’s disastrous 2000 presidential campaign — which saw him start wearing “reassuring,” earth-toned clothing in a failed bid to win over voters before losing to George W. Bush in an election decided by the US Supreme Court.
Previously, she had to resign from Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis 1988 presidential campaign for publicly alleging that then-Vice President George H.W. Bush had repeatedly cheated on his wife.
Bernie Sanders Supporters in Philadelphia Chant: ‘Lock Her Up!: at the pro-Sanders rally, attendees were more than eager to list the reasons that Mrs. Clinton deserved to be incarcerated.
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#1221101
- Mon Jul 25 2016 10:49 AM
Re: the 2016 DNC convention: chaos already
[Re: the G-man]
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Wonder Boy
brutally Kamphausened
Registered: Wed Sep 12 2001
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I love how the DNC can decisively say that the Russians hacked the DNC's e-mails ("to help the Trump campaign" no less!!), yet they can't determine whether Hillary Clinton's private server that compromised top secret classified information was hacked by the Russians.
I just watched a DNC spokesperson at a press conference asked every whichway how they know this. And all he could say is "experts" disclosed this. The "experts" are lying DNC strategists, making up any talking point they think can save this fiasco.
The fix was in with Comey and Loretta Lynch in their private deals with the Clintons. The fix is twice as in with the very heart of the DNC leveraging out Sanders and laying out the red carpet for Hillary getting the nomination.
Trump for the first time is ahead in the polls. I can't wait to see the polls a week from now.
No candidate has ever deserved to lose like Frau Hitlery deserves to lose.
- from Do Racists have lower IQ's...
Liberals who bemoan discrimination, intolerance, restraint of Constitutional freedoms, and promotion of hatred toward various abberant minorities, have absolutely no problem with discriminating against, being intolerant of, restricting Constitutional freedoms of, and directing hate-filled scapegoat rhetoric against conservatives.
EXACTLY what they accuse Republicans/conservatives of doing, is EXACTLY what liberals/Democrats do themselves, to those who oppose their beliefs.
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#1221105
- Mon Jul 25 2016 08:40 PM
Re: the 2016 DNC convention
[Re: Wonder Boy]
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Matter-eater Man
Fair Play!
Registered: Sat Jun 07 2003
Posts: 14010
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I love how the DNC can decisively say that the Russians hacked the DNC's e-mails ("to help the Trump campaign" no less!!), yet they can't determine whether Hillary Clinton's private server that compromised top secret classified information was hacked by the Russians.
I just watched a DNC spokesperson at a press conference asked every whichway how they know this. And all he could say is "experts" disclosed this. The "experts" are lying DNC strategists, making up any talking point they think can save this fiasco.
The fix was in with Comey and Loretta Lynch in their private deals with the Clintons. The fix is twice as in with the very heart of the DNC leveraging out Sanders and laying out the red carpet for Hillary getting the nomination.
Trump for the first time is ahead in the polls. I can't wait to see the polls a week from now.
No candidate has ever deserved to lose like Frau Hitlery deserves to lose.
It's looking like it was from Russia... Why Experts Are Sure Russians Hacked The DNC Emails Hope Trump's ties to Russia get vetted!
Fair play!
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#1221107
- Mon Jul 25 2016 08:59 PM
Re: the 2016 DNC convention: chaos already
[Re: Matter-eater Man]
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the G-man
Officially "too old for this shit"
Registered: Fri May 16 2003
Posts: 43477
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It's looking like it was from Russia...
Which, in no way, means the facts alleged in the emails weren't true. And, in fact, given the DNC has apologized, they have admitted the accuracy of the allegations contained therein.
Meanwhile...
Washington Post: Calls for unity met with boos and jeers from Sanders supporters as event opens
Onto the DNC which I'm guessing will be easily a more positive unifying convention than the GOP's.
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