A peanut server who got famous for shrilling was fired out the cannon for having ties to White extremism.
I blame Donald J. Trump, Mike Pence, Pat Toomey and the idiots who voted for them. I want to assure you that this nobody from Philadelphia is now a somebody. We gave this click bait attention she doesn't really need. And it's all because of her support of the Trumpster and the so-called alt-right movement.
The "ah hem" alt-right movement is celebrating the victory of their fuhrer.
Some beeyotch named Emily Youcis is catching flack for being the savior of this professional White bigots in this extremist movement. This nobody is a jack of all crazy. She prodded herself online and now White extremists are embracing hershrilling.
I don't really care what she does. I want this beeyotch shut down.
The controversial billionaire/racist/sexist/pussy grabbing/reality television star who will become your president on January 20th. His victory was in part of this extremist movement's relentless pandering of fake news and kookspiracies.
This beeyotch was a peanut vendor at the Philadelphia Phillies games. Well she was fired out the cannon over the weekend after she was revealed to have support to White extremism.
For years this "pistachio girl" was serving them nuts at Citizens Bank Park and was the liveliest server at the baseball stadium.
Aramark, which operates food concessions at Citizens Bank Park, tells The Philadelphia Inquirer that Youcis is no longer employed after "publicly connecting our company to views that contradict our values."
Youcis was involved in a tussle last month outside the conference of the National Policy Institute, a white nationalist group. Youcis tried to interview protesters, asking questions like: "Do you hate white people?" A protester spray-painted Youcis' hair and a photographer was bloodied. Some protesters were taken into police custody.
The shrill beeyotch was screaming "Pistachios" irritating the fans of the game.
A New Jersey woman fighting for her life after she was served knuckle style chili,
The law is looking for the man who gave a young woman knuckle style chili. He served her hard and now she's fighting for her life.
Emily Rand, a 19 year old woman was served by a man near a party on Rutgers University campus. He served her after an altercation near a fraternity house.
Police said they don't know if Rand was a student at Rutgers.
The attack was recorded on a phone and it was posted on social media. The short clip shows Rand serving a five finger roll. But the man gave her a taste of the knuckle style chill and it laid her out.
The law is looking for the man who served young woman a knuckle style chili.
She was not moving. The person who filmed it didn't bother trying to stop the guy or aid her.
The guy disappears into the nightlife. He's described as having a shorter build and was wearing a gray sweatshirt and a black hat. He may bury evidence or change appearance.
Her aunt Lisa Egan turns to social media to plead to those there to rat the attack out. Emily is on a ventilator and "she's not getting better or responding to treatment."
"This is not a joke! Please pray she makes a full recovery and they catch the scumbag who did this to her," said Egan on Facebook.
Her friend made the most passionate plea for help.
New Brunswick and Rutgers Campus Police are searching for the attacker and stepped up patrol around the campus.
Mind you if this suspect was a shade darker, bet you money, this would be talked about by conservative agitators.
Alt-right figures like the notorious racial arsonist Colin Flaherty would devote his attention to this and drive the narrative about the so-called "Knockout Game."
The bear known as Pedals was killed by an ignorant hunter.
A 400 lb black bear dubbed Pedals was killed by ignorance this week. They dubbed the bear that name when the animal was spotted walking on its hind legs.
The bear was allegedly shot by a bow hunter and it sparked outrage globally.
Just like the Cincinnati Zoo incident in which Harambe was killed after he grabbed a toddler who fell into the enclosure, this is creating controversy. The animal rights activists were sending the zoo and the mother death threats.
Last year the junk food media outed the dentist who killed a maned lion named Cecil.
The hunter who killed the bear checked into a weigh station on October 10th. The New Jersey Fish and Wildlife immediately took pictures and found something eerily similar to the beloved bear.
Once it was shared online, the social media blew up.
Now the name of the hunter isn't released. But there social media may have found him.
The New York Times created a shit storm. The paper released a portion of Donald Trump's tax returns from the 1990s.
There's no such thing as a "blue collar billionaire".
The New York Times reported that Donald Trump may have avoided paying taxes for nearly 20 years. This October Surprise was released early. The shit sandwich Trump ingested last week is still settling in his stomach.
The Trump campaign is now doing damage control. He's trying to turn this into an asset. Listening to Roger Ailes, the Trump campaign is saying this move was "smart" and relatively "genius".
Susanne Craig says she's gotten an envelope waiting from her containing three pages. Each are from Trump's tax returns from 1995. She appeared on CNN's Reliable Sources to talk about it.
"I don't think it's a crime to check your mailbox," said Craig. "And that's what we did, and then we did some reporting."
The bombshell was published on Sunday and it indicates the Republican nominee taking $916 million in losses in 1995, an amount so significant he could have avoided paying taxes for years.
His allies are trying to defend this nonsense.
In response, the Trump campaign claimed that the documents were illegally obtained and the article proves that the junk food media is an arm of the Clinton campaign.
On GOP Sundays, New Jersey governor Chris Christie and former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani tried to defend this.
The Times report that his taxable income in subsequent years is as yet unknown, a $916 million loss in 1995 would have been large enough to wipe out more than $50 million a year in taxable income over 18 years.
A train derailed in New Jersey. Infrastructure is crumbling in the United States.
Around 9am, a commuter train derailed at a train station in Hoboken, New Jersey. The train derailment has put many in the hospital and at least five fatal injuries.
The NTSA and the New Jersey transit are investigating the cuase of the derailment.
An estimated 15,000 people take commuter trains to New York City.
The feds don't suspect terrorism as of yet.
The need for safety is necessary. Congress passed a stop gap bill that funds the government for the remaining year. They couldn't figure out the funds for the Zika virus and infrastructure spending.
The train derailment is an example of issues that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump must talk about. They need to bring out a plan to fix the roads, bridges and rails.
President Barack Obama tried and failed. He could not get Republicans on board with his proposals.
The second night of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
It's official Donald J. Trump will be the nominee for the Republican Party.
The bombastic business and media mogul has finally accomplish his goal. He's now representing a party somewhat enthusiastic about their chances against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
Right now they are statistically tied. Both candidates are equally hated. Both candidates are equally polarizing. I believe most of the criticism of Hillary Clinton is based on sexism.
President Barack Obama right now enjoys job approvals in the high 50s. He, Bill Clinton, Vice President Joe Biden will speak at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia next week. Clinton will pick her running mate on Thursday and have an event Saturday. Andrea Mitchell will likely have the first interview with the Democratic candidate and her running mate.
Most of the speakers at the "Make America Work Again" event were simply attacking President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and others.
Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Donald Trump, Jr., Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, and Shelley Moore Capito were expected to talk about jobs, economy and prosperity.
Of course, they go into attacking Clinton and Obama with ugly rhetoric. The ugly memes were "Lock Her Up", "Hi-LIAR-y" and "Lucifer" aimed at Clinton.
The Speaker of the House posted a harsh reality about the Republican Party's lack of diversity.
Day one of the Republican convention and it's already attracting controversy.
On 60 Minutes, Donald Trump and Indiana governor Mike Pence were interviewed by Lesley Stahl and it turned into a disaster. Trump called out Hillary Clinton, then a senator for supporting the war in Iraq. He gave Mike Pence, then congressman a pass for the vote. Pence could not really muster a word in.
It was pretty awkward interview.
Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey and washed up politico Newt Gingrich are furious. They weren't picked. Gingrich has so far brushed off his frustration by saying that all Muslims should be deported if they support Shir'a law in the United States. Gingrich attracted international condemnation for that.
Second logo.
Trump also cancelled the official logo. He rolled out his new logo after the first one got slammed for being sexually offensive.
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) innocent selfie with congressional interns turns out to be a big epic fail. He posted on social media his "record" setting intern counts. The selfie was posted yesterday and it managed to attract attention.
It's most full of White interns.
It shows the problem Republicans have with Black, Hispanic, Asian, LGBT and Muslim outreach.
Donald Trump will introduce Melania to the stage tonight at the Republican National Convention. It's unconventional and it's a little out of the norm. I heard that Scott Baio is the major "A-lister" to attend the convention. Willie Robertson of Duck Dynasty. Two actors from CBS's The Bold and the Beautiful are scheduled to speak too.
The convention will be missing some big guests. Perennial losers who ran for president, Mitt Romney, Ohio governor John Kasich, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) or Bob Dole will not attend. No Jeb Bush, no former presidents George H.W. or George W. Bush, no Dick Cheney, no Condoleezza Rice, no Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), no Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH), no Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and no Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL).
Portman. McCain, Ayotte and Kirk are facing tougher elections. Graham is furious at Trump for winning and this is a protest against him.
Speaker Ryan loves selfies. He got washed up politico Newt Gingrich (a former speaker) in one.
Here's some real harsh words for House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Honorable House Speaker, what have you for me lately?
I mean you waste more time taking pictures than passing laws that could increase the minimum wage.
I mean you and the House and Senate take more vacations than the president and the average middle class worker.
I mean you and Republicans can't even put a bill on the floor for a firearm background check. We have too many senseless mass shootings.
GUN VIOLENCE IS THE NUMBER ONE THREAT IN THE UNITED STATES.
You and the Republicans can't get it through your peanut heads that you lack the ability to get things done.
I am hoping that the folks of your swing district pressure you to get things done on the national level.
Notice anything in House Speaker Paul Ryan's selfie.
I hope this selfie shows the country a reminder that you and Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the Majority Leader of the Senate are inept lawmakers.
I know in the beginning you didn't want the position of being the Speaker of the House. I mean they pressured you to do such and lose your gig as the House and Weights committee chairman. You managed to get over the landslide loss you and perennial loser Mitt Romney had. I mean I thought I would hear less of you. It's unfortunate that you're in the news more than expected.
Wisconsin is sure having some of the most annoying things there. The state has that showboating asshole Milwaukee County sheriff David Clarke in the news, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) facing former senator Russ Feingold, and governor Scott Walker's embarrassing run for president are signs of the state being screwed up.
The Republican Party is like cocaine. It's 90% WHITE and 10% everything else. It's either snorted through a straw or a dollar or lit in a flank as a crack.
The Republican Party is on crack because they wigged out on some dumb shit.
Two gas bags are in the running for being Republican gas bag Donald Trump's running mate.
It's starting to get really interesting. Donald Trump is close to picking his running mate.
Will this running mate make a difference in an already struggling campaign?
Will it be a guy who gave President Barack Obama a special shout out for the handling of Hurricane Sandy? A guy who is routinely mocked for being obese, a bully and a flagrant jackass. A man who had his crew stop the George Washington Bridge to spurn a mayor who refused to back him. Would that be a choice?
Or perhaps will it be the guy who said that Obama is the "most successful food stamp president"? A guy who has the shares one thing with Trump: marriage three times. A failed Speaker of the House who got on the nerves of Bill Clinton. A gas bag who goes to CNN or Fox News to share ineffective advice on how to win elections. A guy who mocked the 2012 Republican nominee as a
"French" elitist.
They are on a short list of vice presidential candidates for Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump.
The 2016 failed presidential candidate Chris Christie and the 2012 failed presidential candidate Newt Gingrich are on the shortlist of candidates.
Others include Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL), Indiana governor Mike Pence, and Scott Brown are the other candidates that are seeking the bid.
I am so tired of the Republican Party. I am so frustrated with Donald Trump, the inept Republican congress and the conservative agitators.
The media mogul's latest endeavor: Opening up a charter school.
Sean "Puffy" Combs, known as Puff Daddy/Diddy told the junk food media that he's going bring Hartford's Capital Prep Charter School to Harlem. He wants to turn an abandoned building in Harlem into a school for social justice. The school will cater to high school students from 6th grade to 12th grade.
Combs is co-founding the school with Steve Perry, a recognized name in education reform who has sparred with union leaders and made TV appearances such as on CNN's "Black in America." Perry founded a public magnet campus in Hartford, Conn., in 2005, and a charter in Bridgeport, Conn., founded in 2015. Charter schools are publicly funded and can be privately operated.
Combs provided office space and staff in New York to launch the school, Perry said. Initially, those staffers canvassed the neighborhood for support. Perry said he hasn't asked Combs to donate his money to the school, and the musician's day-to-day involvement is still to be determined.
Teachers are called illuminators because they're more than just instructors, said Capital Prep Harlem Principal Danita Jones.
He's accepting students this session.
This is the media mogul's first attempt at opening up an institution for disadvantaged youth.
Combs is the founder of Bad Boy Entertainment. Through the 1990s and 2000s the label was credited to the success of Notorious B.I.G., 112, Total, Faith Evans, Mase, The Lox, Craig Mack and Black Rob.
Bad Boy's latest acts include Cassie, Machine Gun Kelly, and French Montana.
Little Frankie, we'll sure miss you! Frank Sinatra, Jr. was the son of singer and actor Frank Sinatra and his first wife, Nancy Barbato Sinatra. He was the younger brother of singer and actress Nancy Sinatra, and the older brother of television producer Tina Sinatra.
Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, into the household of one of the most popular singers in the world, Frank Jr. hardly saw his father, who was constantly on the road either performing or working in films. However, Frank Jr. recalls wanting to become a piano player and songwriter from his earliest days. His father wanted to name him after Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was President at the time of his birth.
Sinatra was kidnapped, at the age of 19, on December 8, 1963 at Harrah's Lake Tahoe (room 417).
He was released two days later after his father paid the $240,000 ransom demanded by the kidnappers. Barry Keenan, Johnny Irwin, and Joe Amsler were soon captured, prosecuted, convicted, and sentenced to long prison terms for kidnapping, of which they served only small portions (mastermind Keenan was later adjudged to have been legally insane at the time of the crime and hence not legally responsible for his actions).
Famed attorney Gladys Root represented one of the three men.
Seth MacFarlane idolized Frank, Jr.
A rumor at the time was that Frank Sr. arranged this in an attempt to gain publicity for his son's fledgling singing career – a rumor believed to have inspired the plot for the Hawaii Five-O episode "Tiger by the Tail"– but this was proven to be false. The kidnappers demanded that all communication be conducted by payphone. During these conversations, Frank Sr. became concerned he would not have enough change. This prompted Frank Sr. to carry a roll of dimes (10 cent coins) with him at all times for the rest of his life; he was even buried with 10 dimes in his pocket.
At the time of the kidnapping, Frank Sr. and the Rat Pack were filming Robin and the 7 Hoods. The stress of the kidnapping, in addition to the assassination of Sinatra's close friend John F. Kennedy just a few days previous, caused him to seriously consider shutting down production completely, though the film was ultimately completed
Frank leaves behind a son.
While in Daytona Beach, Frank was scheduled to perform at an event. He was feeling ill and was admitted to a local hospital. According to his publicist he died of a heart attack.
He was 72 years old,
He guest starred on the Fox animated sitcom Family Guy. He played himself helping Brian and Stewie open up a trendy nightclub after their business was failing. Seth MacFarlane plays the voices of both Brian and Stewie Griffin. MacFarlane is an animator, voice actor, comedian, and Oscar Award winning music writer and singer.
Frank Sinatra, Jr. was a friend to Family Guy, and a friend to me. I'm saddened at his passing, but grateful to have known him. RIP, Frank.
Chris Christie bucks Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Ben Carson by endorsing Donald Trump for president.
The failed Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie comes out for Donald Trump. This is a smack to the face of Marco Rubio, the establishment's choice for a nominee. This also is a smack to the face against John Kasich, the Ohio Republican governor.
"I am proud to endorse Donald Trump for president", says Chris Christie.
Christie, the current governor of New Jersey fought Donald Trump while he was running on the stage. Christie at first thought Trump was a joke. He said that Trump's policies aren't tested and we don't want a sideshow as our president.
I guess now he's having second thoughts. Or perhaps this is Christie's retribution against Rubio after he played dirty bull in the New Hampshire primary.
Trump had brought Christie to his press conference in Fort Worth, Texas. The governor said that Trump is the only candidate capable of beating Hillary Clinton.
This is a shocking announcement given that Christie is part of the establishment after he embraced President Barack Obama during his handling of Hurricane Sandy.
Many Republicans blamed Christie for ruining perennial loser Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
Christie is not well liked in his state. Despite landsliding his Democratic opponent in a state that trends even more Democratic, Christie pulled in Black and Hispanic voters. Christie who once had the halo over his head is now heading back to Trenton with his tail in between his legs.
Christie bowing out was a blow to the establishment. With Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Scott Walker and Rick Perry out the race, there's no candidate outside of John Kasich capable of mending the Republican Party together.
Two asses are out the race for president. New Jersey governor Chris Christie ends his bid after disappointing results. Carly Fiorina is also out. She got shafted in the debates and got poor showings in the race.
Well the field is now down to seven. The end of the road for Chris Christie and Carly Fiorina.
The New Jersey governor and former CEO of the Hewitt-Packard software company have dropped out.
The disappointing New Hampshire primary showing for Christie had him reevaluate his chances. The fact that he wasn't going to make the CBS Republican debate was the final nail in his political coffin.
He decided to bow out.
Christie thought knocking Marco Rubio off his perch would have shown in the primary polls.
Nope. It turns out that his handling of the George Washington Bridge, the downgrades of his state, and the "hug" of President Barack Obama has doomed his chances.
Christie who was once floated as a potential threat to Obama didn't run in 2012. So I guess he thought his amazing performance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon would have gave him an opportunity to grow. Nope.
Loosing weight and having taking more moderate positions helped him win reelection easily.
Right now in his state of New Jersey, his job approval is dismal. As with Scott Walker and then governor Bobby Jindal, running for president sunk their popularity among their constituents.
Kasich is already taking a nosedive in Ohio. He's spending more time wasting his breath than governing the state he so brags about. A state that stalled in population. A state where Columbus, the state capital and largest city is growing but the other cities are declining. Columbus is the hub of Ohio's government. Kasich is a getting hammered for being a big government Republican.
He will not say who he'll endorse for president. I know one thing, it's not Donald Trump, Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio.
Carly Fiorina, the only woman running for the Republican nomination is also out. She failed to make the previous debate and was slated to be on the sidelines again. Also her disappointing showings in Iowa and New Hampshire didn't help her one bit.
Fiorina took a big surge in the late summer after she won in the kiddie table debate. But the bubble burst on her when she was called out on her accusations of Planned Parenthood decapitating premature babies alive. She stood firm saying that she saw the video despite it not even existing.
Matter of fact, Fiorina says she doesn't play the victim. But when she was banned from the debates on ABC and CBS, she said that the "liberal media" is scared of her because she's a woman. They're shielding Hillary Clinton.
All these things along with her falling polls sealed her fate.
Fiorina went to social media to announce her exit.
This campaign was always about citizenship-taking back our country from a political clss that only serves the big, the powerful, and the well connected. Election after election, the same empty promises are made and the same poll-tested stump speeches are given, but nothing changes. I've said throughout this campaign hat I will not sit down and be quiet. I'm not going to start now. While I suspend my candidacy today, I will continue to travel this country and fight for those Americans who refuse to settle for the way things are and a status quo that no longer works for them.
Our Republican Party must fight alongside these Americans as well. We must end crony capitalism by fighting the policies that allow it to flourish. We must fix our festering problems by holding ou bloated inept government bureaucracy accountable. Republicans must stand for conservative principles that lift people up and recognized all Americans have the right to fulfill their God-given potential.
To young girls and women across the country, I say: do not let others define you. Do not listen to anyone who says you have to vote a certain way or for a certain candidate because you're a woman. That is not feminism. Feminism doesn't shut down conversations or threaten women. It is not about ideology. It is not a weapon to wield against your political opponent. A feminist is a woman who lives the life she chooses and users all her God-given gifts. And always remember that a leader is not born, but made. Choose leadership.
As I have said to the many wonderful Americans I have met throughout this campaign, a leader is a servant whose highest calling is to unlock potential in others. I will continue to serve in order to restore citizen government to this great nation so that together we may fulfill our potential.
She was hoping to continue on but the news of firing staffers and running out of the money got her thinking that it's not possible to continue on with lack of appeal.
She hasn't endorsed any candidate yet. I doubt she'll endorse Trump for president. After all, he said that her face looks like a horse.
Kasich gets a second chance. He comes in second in the New Hampshire primary.
If being in second place is a "win", then John Kasich got it. The Ohio Republican governor who spent a majority of his time in New Hampshire paid off. I mean coming in second is "huge" for the inept governor.
The New Hampshire primaries were a bitter one for the establishment candidates. Marco Rubio was leading in the polls. He took a nosedive when Chris Christie back slapped him. Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush on the other hand can proudly say that taking third place keeps them still viable in this race.
Kasich on his part said that if he failed at winning this state, he would exit the race.
It was a big disappointing for Chris Christie and Jeb Bush. The New Jersey governor and former Florida governor was jockeying for the second place.
Donald Trump easily won the state. This will be the controversial business/media mogul's first win.
So that means that if Ted Cruz won Iowa, Donald Trump won New Hampshire, who will win South Carolina?
On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders beat down Hillary Clinton in the primaries. Clinton won the state in 2008. This time around she didn't capture a victory here.
What does that mean for the Democrats if she continues to struggle throughout the primaries?
The winner's circle. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary
Congratulations to Donald J. Trump and Bernard Sanders They have sealed the deal.
The Associated Press projects that Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders the winners of the New Hampshire primary. Trump beat out eight Republicans and Sanders beat out Clinton.
The exit polls have said that the controversial business mogul won the Republican primary. The Democrats have given the second term senator from neighboring Vermont a chance to become a real viable challenger to Clinton.
Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, and Chris Christie placed a lot of time in this race.
The second place contender in the Republican race is determined on who's capable of being anti-Trump, anti-Rubio and anti-Cruz. It appears the imbecile governor from Ohio could eek out a second place finish.
The Cruz bump appears to have shrunk for now. I mean South Carolina will be ground for Cruz, Rubio and Bush.
It appears to be the end of the road for Carly Fiorina, Ben Carson, Jim Gilmore. Maybe the establishment may lose Christie.
We'll find out soon enough who may eventually exit the race in the Republican field. Obviously the low scoring candidates will decide on their fate.
Now we'll have another debate in Milwaukee for the Democrats and a debate for Republicans in Columbia, SC.
This nightmare will continue until we'll eventually have a nominee.
I'll be working tonight so I won't bore you with the details of my social life. But while I am gone, I will be listening to the Republican debate on ABC.
ABC will host Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Chris Christie, John Kasich, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson for tonight's debate. Carly Fiorina and Jim Gilmore were cock blocked from the stage.
Fiorina stated that she may not support the nominee if it ain't her. Trump said the same.
In New Hampshire, Trump is leading but since his defeat in Iowa, he's struggling to hold on to the lead he's maintained for over seven months.
Trump's decision to skip a New Hampshire townhall because of the snow, gave Republicans an opportunity to attack him for being unprepared. He went to speak in South Carolina.
Cruz didn't get a bump after the Iowa Caucus. He's and Kasich are tied for third. Cruz is being criticized by Trump, Carson and Rubio for "stealing" the election. Cruz is touting endorsements from Chuck Norris, Glenn Beck and Ted Nugent.
Rubio appears to be the establishment's choice for a candidate. He's gained an endorsement from failed presidential candidate Bobby Jindal. Rubio also will be the focus of the night. He will be hit for being inept as a senator. Rubio will likely word vomit the ineptness of Barack Obama back when he was a senator, He'll go after Hillary Clinton's days as a senator. He will mention the lack of accomplishments Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have as a fellow senators.
Kaisch spent more time in New Hampshire more than in my state he's governor of. Kasich is throwing his chips all in this state and promises that if he doesn't win, he's out. Kasich who touts Ohio more than the country, is hoping to seethe through the mess. Kasich is touting some washed up celebrities. Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor and former governor of California endorsed him yesterday. Former talk show/radio host Montell Williams, who once endorsed Barack Obama for president came out for him. Actor Tim Allen is actively helping Kasich gain support.
Last stand for Bush. He brought his mom out.
Jeb Bush struggled the most. He's spent the most money, the most time and still can't get the mojo. It's amazing that back in 2015, Bush was fundraising and making major moves to get the establishment vote. Now he's struggling against a former friend who he once praised as a shining star in the party. Bush will target Rubio for being corrupt. Bush will also bring the legacy in play. He brought out his mother, former first lady Barbara Bush and his brother, former president George W. Bush to campaign for him.
Chris Christie will also make moves against the candidates as well. He'll likely be the first to bring up Hillary Clinton or President Barack Obama. He's already got his word vomit ready. He'll target Rubio and Cruz for being worthless politicos. He will say Kaisch's Ohio isn't rosy as he says it. He'll mock Trump and Carson for "jumping the shark" and Bush for being his brother's failures. Most of the candidates will hit Christie for ruining perennial loser Mitt Romney. The bear hug with Obama will come up again.
After you watch the debate, ask yourself, why is this still going on?
There's no clear choice in nominee. If Trump or Cruz wins, they'll split the party. If Rubio wins, they could mend the fence but will force him further to the right. If they pick Bush, Kasich or Christie, they'll play it safe but face a mutiny of conservative support. If Carson or Fiorina wins, they'll be a second and a first.
So far, the Republican Party has the most diverse candidates running. Despite them all being a bunch of shit for brains, the party has two men of Hispanic origin, one Black man, one woman, an actor/media mogul, a son and brother of two former presidents and are excited about their candidates.
The Democrats aren't so inspired by their candidates. One is perennial. One is too unknown to the public.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton duke it out once again.
The Democratic debate is on MSNBC and the two candidates are taking off the gloves and I can say that it's pretty damn hostile. What turned out to be a friendly disagreement now becomes a battle royale.
Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd get to instigate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton go after each other.
In the New Hampshire polls, Sanders is leading the polls. In the beginning Hillary Clinton was riding high in the polls. Sanders managed to either tie or run extremely competitive with her in the key states.
Iowa Caucus ended up with Clinton barely beating Sanders.
While the Republicans are having their civil war between Donald Trump, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), the Democrats are fighting it out.
This comes right after the CNN Townhall that was on yesterday. I didn't watch it.
Obviously the Democrats have cautious thoughts about their candidates. The field isn't strong.
It's so divided. The older generation and working class Democrats support Hillary Clinton. The young, White liberals and college educated support Sanders. The Black, Hispanic and LGBT vote is divided over who to choose.
Rick Santorum, the most lamest candidate besides Martin O'Malley is reportedly bowing out tonight.
The former Pennsylvania senator and former 2012 Iowa Caucus "winner" couldn't squeeze enough people into that truck he drove across the 99 counties of the state.
Rick Santorum is by far the only candidate outside of Ted Cruz to champion on pro-life, anti-gay, and anti-immigrant stances.
Santorum like Mike Huckabee were perennial candidates who seriously believed they could win. If they couldn't beat the 2008 and 2012 nominees, they should have not ran in the first place.
And this candidate self destructs.
He is expected to make the announcement Wednesday night and will endorse a candidate.
Santorum won the 2012 Iowa caucuses and ended that race with the second-most number of delegates to eventually GOP nominee the perennial loser himself, Mitt Romney. But he was unable to capture any momentum this year, despite extensive barnstorming efforts in Iowa.
He is the third Republican presidential candidate to drop out after Monday's caucuses. Mike Huckabee ended his campaign that night, and Rand Paul suspended his campaign Wednesday morning.
Remember some time ago, Santorum (or I refer to as Son of Boredom) once said that he doesn't want to make Black lives better. He also said that President Barack a "government nig-guh". He caught himself before he said NIGGER.
No easy road for Hillary Clinton. The Bern is hot!
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Hillary Clinton ended up in a tie in yesterday's Iowa Caucus. The Democratic candidates both ended up having 49.9% and 49.6% respectively. Clinton carried 700 (23) delegates and Sanders 695 (21). Some of the precincts were decided on coin flips.
The Democratic caucus is totally different from the Republican caucus. The delegates for the Democrats are split between candidates. Republicans are distributed through proportional.
Assuring that this will be a bitter Democratic primary. The Republicans on the other hand have Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) as their winner of the Iowa Caucus.
Sanders who is clearly a threat to Clinton is vowing to shake up the establishment. Sanders is a Democratic Socialist. He is a progressive and a very nice guy. He hasn't got the endorsements of fellow senators and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL), DNC chairwoman wants him out.
The young Democrats are not having it. They came out for Bernie and it seems like I can say that this is a "victory" for both Clinton and Sanders.
But the bad blood is already there. The Sanders supporters booed Clinton, and Republicans rivals.
You got liberal agitators Stephanie Miller, Thom Hartmann, Bill Press, Alan Colmes and Leslie Marshal all debating over who's got it in the bag. Their callers are threatening boycotting the Democratic candidate if its not theirs.
A civil war is mounting between Schultz and Rep. Tulisi Gabbard (D-HI). Gabbard, a conservative Democrat is trying to focus on issues that Republican bark over. Schultz and Gabbard sparred over the debate schedule and how to distribute delegates. Gabbard was banned from the first debate after she appeared on MSNBC to bitch about Schultz.
Also noted, former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley dropped out. He only managed to win a measly 8 state committed delegates.
The agitators in the junk food media (i.e. Drudge, old fart Limbaugh, and that annoying conservative agitator Sean Hannity) have called Sanders a curmudgeon.
And yet, Cruz and rival Donald Trump aren't!
Well it's off to New Hampshire. The Republicans have a last stand here. Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Chris Christie and Marco Rubio have a last stand here. If they fail at winning against Cruz or Trump, it's over for them.
It's over for Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina, Rick Santorum, and Jim Gilmore.
Clinton and Sanders will appear on CNN tonight to do a town hall. They will have the gloves off when this happens.
Republicans picks Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in the Iowa Caucus.
Rafael Edward Cruz is the front runner. Shake ups in the elections as well.
As reported the results are in and one bombastic voice in the insurgency won the Iowa Caucus.
Congratulations to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) for pulling off a victory in Iowa. The Iowa Caucus results are in and of course, many hardline conservatives are happy that Cruz pulled an upset against Donald Trump in the most bitterly fought race for the nomination.
The Canadian American politico beat back an onslaught of attacks from Trump, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) and Jeb Bush.
Overall, Rubio did well. He pulled a few points behind Trump. This third place victory assures that Rubio is in it for the long run. Also reported Democratic candidate Martin O'Malley and Republican candidate Mike Huckabee are out of the race. The two were polling so fucking low, it was totally a waste of time for them running given the atmosphere.
Rand Paul, Ben Carson, Carly Fiorina, John Kasich, Chris Christie, Rick Santorum and Jim Gilmore might want to exit the stage as soon as possible.
Trump's boycott of that right wing network during the final lap may have been a mistake on his part.
But never one to give up, Trump is pressing on to New Hampshire hoping to knock Cruz off his perch.
Cruz on the other hand is now proven to the Republicans he's no loser. His extreme rhetoric proven to be a success. He's at the forefront of repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare). He said that he would "carpet bomb" the hell out of Islamic State. He said that the "Washington Cartel" will hate him even more now that he's won.
And now, he's got the title of being the front runner in this race.
O'Malley who had a struggling campaign was fighting for more debates and more airtime. Unfortunately the race focused on ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).
So far, we have no clear winner in the Democratic race but it's a razor thin and a tough call.
Sanders is appealing to young voters. Clinton is appealing to older voters and working class Democrats.
This will be decided as soon as possible. We'll keep you posted on the results.
This is an epic train wreck. Even without the main front runner, the seven on stage were a hot mess.
Who Won The Debate?
The seventh debate is on that right wing network. This debate featured Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Chris Christie, and Rand Paul. It also had its undercard debate. It featured Mike Huckabee, Carly Fiorina, Rick Santorum, and Jim Gilmore.
What was missing was Donald Trump. Trump skipped the debate. The right wing network sparked a huge feud with Trump after he said that he felt Megyn "The Outrage Princess" treated him badly. Roger Ailes sent an inappropriate statement and it lead to Trump skipping it.
He went to Drake University to hold a rally. Santorum and Huckabee went to the rally in protest of being sent to the kiddie table. Trump asked for standing ovations for Santorum and Huckabee.
Trump is raising money to the veterans groups. He said that he's pretty confident that he won the debate even though he's not in attendance.
I am wasting my time listening already to the candidates tongue lash President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, liberalism, Bernie Sanders, and Trump.
Trump's rally had protesters from the left and right interrupting him.
Okay, I am seriously so done with these pathetic debates. The Republicans are clueless and ignorant.
Donald Trump despite not appearing at the debate is leading strong in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. Trump's controversial rhetoric is still a favorite among Republicans. He may be the true insurgent candidate. The establishment failed at stopping him at the gate. He's too strong and I fear the halo is over this guy's head.
I am serious. These candidates have no real plan to combat terrorism. The candidates have only one muscle to flex when handling terrorism. It's their goddamn tongues.
Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio refuse to give President Obama the authorization to go to war. You seriously believe that Democrats will give them an opportunity to get things done when they've blocked Obama.
Chris Christie and John Kasich brag too damn much about their inept leadership in New Jersey and Ohio. Christie is tanking in the polls. The bridge scandal and the recent handling of the monster snowstorm hit him hard. He's look upon an opportunist in his own state. He won't win his own state if he ran against Sanders or Clinton.
Kasich is facing scrutiny over the SB-5 law and the state prosecutors not handling the John Crawford and Tamir Rice situation. Kasich wouldn't win his own state if he ran against Clinton.
Jim Gilmore, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee and Carly Fiorina are perennial candidates and they're born losers. They have no chance given the toxic environment created by Trump and Cruz.
Ben Carson need to hang it up after the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire primary. He was on fire until they realized that he's such a bore. Matter of fact, Bush is a bigger bore because Republicans are tired of the Bush dynasty muscling its way into the White House. They hate the Clintons and Obamas like crazy, but Bush is not a legacy many Republicans talk about. Jeb Bush spends more than most of these candidates and still not breaking past fifth and sixth place. He's not his dad or brother. He's a milquetoast.
So if you're watching the debate or the rally good luck on it.
