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larryc12 » 01 Nov 2016 3:50 pm » wrote:Look liar, you know **** well that my saying "****" was not to the allegations, but to the **** behavior. Stop with the **** lies!

Misty » 01 Nov 2016 3:49 pm » wrote: Trump's campaign has brought racism, anti-Semitism and misogyny into the mainstream.

Misty » 01 Nov 2016 4:00 pm » wrote: I only know what I read in print. It's hard to judge someone's intent without being able to hear the intonation of their voice.
If I misinterpreted your comment then I apologize.
There's no need to get so nasty about it.

Poll gives Clinton wide lead in Florida, with strong GOP support.

Democrat Hillary Clinton enjoys an eight-point lead over Donald Trump in Florida, a key presidential battleground, according to a new survey, and that’s due in no small part to significant crossover support from 28 percent of early voting Republicans.

The poll, by TargetSmart, a political data firm, and the College of William and Mary, was first reported Tuesday night on MSNBC’s The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell.

It will be released Wednesday.

TargetSmart CEO Tom Bonier said on the show that its tracking survey of early voters in Florida, combined with its projections for likely voters, found that Clinton led Republican nominee Trump in the state, 48-40 percent.

He said 28 percent of early voting Republicans cast ballots for her, while just six percent of Democrats who voted early sided with Trump.

Bonier said the results were “challenging the conventional wisdom of what we’ve seen so far.” Clinton, he said, “was performing incredibly strong with registered Republican voters.”

larryc12 » 02 Nov 2016 10:57 am » wrote:Well, I only got nasty about it because "**** activities" cannot be interpreted as **** allegations unless one wants it that way instead of what is obvious.
I hate lies.

Misty » 02 Nov 2016 1:38 pm » wrote: Then don't tell any.

roadkill » 02 Nov 2016 1:43 pm » wrote:http://www.breitbart.com/2016-president ... diversity/

"Vote Trump" painted on burned black church in Mississippi.



Authorities investigating a historically black church burned Tuesday night in Greenville also found “Vote Trump” spraypainted on the side.

Mayor Errick D. Simmons called the attack on the century-old Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church “a heinous, hateful and cowardly act,” which is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

NAACP files suit, alleges voter suppression.

The U.S. Department of Justice reportedly filed a statement of interest late Monday night supporting the North Carolina NAACP's federal lawsuit, alleging that thousands of voters are being illegally removed from the polls.

"The purge program at issue here rested on a mass mailing and the silence of voters largely unaware of the potential injury to their voting rights," the U.S. Department of Justice's statement said.

The NAACP's suit charges that the State Board of Elections and several North Carolina counties are illegally suppressing the right to vote of thousands of black residents.

Voters in Beaufort, Moore and Cumberland Counties complained that they had their registrations canceled because mailings sent by private individuals to their homes came back as undeliverable.

The individuals claimed that since the mailings came back, that meant the voter had moved.

They reported the information to county election officials.

Under the National Voter Registration Act, voters may not be removed from the rolls without written confirmation from the voter that he/she has moved, or unless the person is absent in two or more voting cycles.

The law also prohibits names from being removed from lists within 90 days of a federal election.

The North Carolina NAACP filed a federal lawsuit seeking an immediate injunction.

They are requesting that the voters immediately have their names reinstated.

They are also demanding that no additional names be removed from the rolls.

The case will be heard in a court in Winston-Salem on Wednesday morning.

(Voter Integrity Project recently accused Democrats of “Raping the ‘Retard’ Vote.”)

‘She is living in fear’: Attorney Lisa Bloom explains press conference cancellation by Trump rape accuser.

Attorney Lisa Bloom abruptly cancelled a press conference scheduled on Wednesday where a woman who has accused GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump raped her when she was 13, pulled out after being threatened.

With a full contingent of reporters on hand, Bloom said the young woman, identified in court documents as “Jane Doe,” is now living in fear for her life.

“Jane Doe has received numerous threats today, as have all the Trump accusers that I have represented,” Bloom explained. “She is living in fear, she has decided that she’s too afraid to show her face.”

Misty » 02 Nov 2016 4:26 pm » wrote:Looks like Trump finally got a newspaper to endorse him.

The KKK’s official newspaper has endorsed Trump

Man claiming to be Bill Clinton's son asks Monica Lewinsky for former president's DNA

An Arkansas man claiming to be Bill Clinton's illegitimate son has appealed to Monica Lewinsky for access to her infamous blue dress to provide a sample of the former president's genetic material for a paternity test.

Danney Williams, 30, of Hot Springs, has claimed for years that Clinton is his biological father, saying he was born as a result of a sexual relationship between the former president and his mother, Bobbie Ann Williams, who used to be a prostitute.

She claims to have had sex with Clinton 13 times.

Teen in Weiner sexting case calls Comey her newest ‘abuser’ in scathing open letter.

The teen girl who was allegedly sent sexually oriented text messages by former NY Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner lashed out at the FBI on Wednesday and objected to being used as “political propaganda” in the 2016 election.

According to TheHill.com, the unnamed 15-year-old spoke to BuzzFeed.com against the wishes of investigators, but felt she could not keep quiet in the wake of recent events.

“The FBI asked for me to speak to the media as little as possible. I have tried to stay quiet, but Comey has upset me,” she said. “The last thing I wanted was to have this become political propaganda.”

The teen girl and her father told BuzzFeed that they had no warning that their case was about to be thrust into the national spotlight. She had just completed a draining, hours-long interview with FBI agents on Friday when her phone rang with a reporter calling for a response to Comey’s letter.

Her response was to write an open letter to the FBI director which was published in full by BuzzFeed News.