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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » dalton wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » dalton wrote: » And if he goes with that strategy, he'll turn those debates into the types of circus that he's turned the last two debates into. The last two debates have reall…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » dalton wrote: » And if he goes with that strategy, he'll turn those debates into the types of circus that he's turned the last two debates into. The last two debates have really started to hurt his standing nationwide, as…
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And if he goes with that strategy, he'll turn those debates into the types of circus that he's turned the last two debates into. The last two debates have really started to hurt his standing nationwide, as we started to see on Super Tuesday when Cr…
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BondJasonBond006 wrote: » Question to the Americans. On German-based news media I read that there are plots in the work by the Republicans not to nominate Trump no matter the results in the various States. They can alter the rules if necessary…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » dalton wrote: » Rubio's path to the nomination more or less officially ends tonight. He's doing very poorly in the results thus far. It seems that the anatomy lesson that he and Trump put on for the nation in the Thursda…
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And the more Trump continues to be "flexible" from day to day on his stances, he loses a bit of that, too. The thing with Rubio, though, is that he never was going to be the answer to the Trump riddle anyway. He was always an afterthought in thi…
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Rubio's path to the nomination more or less officially ends tonight. He's doing very poorly in the results thus far. It seems that the anatomy lesson that he and Trump put on for the nation in the Thursday debate may have had some impact. I said …
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mcdonbb wrote: » dalton wrote: » doubleoego wrote: » fire_and_ice wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » fire_and_ice wrote: » I already appreciate it. Bond movies change tone frequently. IMO it's the best overall Bond in this Centu…
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doubleoego wrote: » fire_and_ice wrote: » chrisisall wrote: » fire_and_ice wrote: » I already appreciate it. Bond movies change tone frequently. IMO it's the best overall Bond in this Century. Some might say CR... and personally I…
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They're difficult to understand because they defy logic. It's absurd that the same three states (Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina) get to have the most definitive say in which candidates the majority of the country get to choose from every c…
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The yellow filter persists in Spectre, though, not just in the Mexico City scenes. It plagues the Rome scenes and dulls what should have been a very crisp-looking location in Austria. The decision to do this was definitely one of the big problem…
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Gerard wrote: » Read something funny the other day on another french forum : At the news that Miley Cyrus was ready to leave the US if Trump was elected, somebody typed that, for somebody who got her fame thanks to Disney, it was ironic that sh…
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It was the constant refrain we heard from the Republicans during the health care debate, that the government shouldn't dictate to people to have health care, that everyone should exercise personal responsibility. The Republican Party is also often …
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doubleoego wrote: » Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » I am just now watching SPECTRE for the fourth time, and I suddenly became aware of something that I had missed until now, and it's something that many people also seem to have missed. Blofeld mention…
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The stakes are also high while dealing with Putin and the other world leaders. He wont want to look weak then either. EDIT: The debate rules also didn't lead to Rubio and Trump talking about how big various parts of Trump's anatomy is either.
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bondjames wrote: » So, it's very easy. If the name calling starts, cut the mic or reprimand them right then and there. Then do it again. And again. Eventually they will look stupid and stop. This is encouraged by the media. I know it's enco…
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Attacking is fine, when its substantive and based on policy differences. Attacking because you want to call your opponent a name is not, and that's a large part of what was happening in the early going. They've decided to stop the name calling a…
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bondjames wrote: » That's because there isn't enough fact checking and stopping of incorrect attack statements by the candidates on the spot normally. So they get to go on spouting nonsense. If an attack is made, then I believe that candidates mus…
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It's not a function of the debate mechanics. They've managed to be much more dignified than this in debates that featured many more candidates than we currently have where they all got less time. They've also managed to be more civilized as the nu…
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I'm aware of that, but they're both acting like little children. They're only getting most of the attacks because they keep talking over each other, forcing the moderators to go back to them one at a time because they keep bickering like school chi…
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4EverBonded wrote: » This is not a good debate for Trump. That having been said, it has never mattered before. The last debate saw Trump's numbers go down a little bit, as he was projected to win more states than he ultimately did on Supe…
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The behavior of both Trump and Rubio in this debate has been disgusting. It's hard to make Ted Cruz look presidential, but those two are succeeding in that effort.
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bondjames wrote: » The Trump shtick will have to change. If he can't change it then he will lose. It's as simple as that. I found the Romney attack terribly weak to be honest. Everyone knows, or at least should know, these issues about Trump. I…
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We have seen what he does, though. He spent the entire lead-up to 2012 attacking Obama for not being born in the United States, even though he was born in Hawaii. He's done the same for Ted Cruz, even though he has an American parent. Then he tur…
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You guys are all wrong. Surely the double-taking pigeon from the Moore Era is the best performance of the whole franchise. ;)
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Trump has been toying with the idea of running for president for a long time. Given that he's spent the entire 2016 campaign running on a platform of racism, bigotry, and neo-fascism, one decision that may, or most likely may not, have been made in…
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bondjames wrote: » However, the man is not a racist. His words speak to the opposite. If he's not a racist, then the onus is on him to prove it at this point because he's been playing the part of one extremely well.
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Rubio's attacks hurt him because he's going after things like Trump wetting himself during the debate rather than attacking Trump's economic policies and his racism, which Romney did very effectively. Where Romney will have his problem is just fr…
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It would be nice if the other Republican nominees would take the approach Romney did in his speech today with respect to his criticism of Trump. Romney gave the kind of detailed, policy-based rebuttal of Trump's idiocy that nobody else in the Repub…
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Master_Dahark wrote: » It didn't look quite as bad as I imagined. I'm a bit confused though: I thought this was a complete remake, but the very beginning made it feel more like a sequel to the originals. Which is all fine and good, but last I hear…
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