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Internet, cable news, and Twitter gave everyone instant access and a voice, and turned everything into soundbytes and their own set of "facts".

Fortunately neither you or Trump are in charge of the laws of our country, and we have an independent FBI to investigate, and who concluded that no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case.

I think Trump energized his base, but didn't convince any undecided to vote for him. Still dismissed the video as locker room talk. I thought his wandering around the stage was strange.

Major rumors swirling in real time, right now that @mike_pence has asked 2 be removed from the Presidential ticket. Historic Wow. #debate

You can only serve two terms, but they don't have to be consecutive. Grover Cleveland was the only one to do so.

Video has emerged of Trump in late 90's calling Paula Jones a loser, and saying Bill's accusers weren't that great looking, that he could understand if they looked like models.

WWE wrestling PPV tonight just announced they're moving their main event match up to 8pm to not conflict with debate. The McManon's are Trump supporters.

So now Trump has invited some women who accused Bill of rape to the debate tonight. Just held a Facebook press conference with them.

He's not taking your advice. His latest tweet: @realDonaldTrump EXCLUSIVE — Video Interview: Bill Clinton Accuser Juanita Broaddrick Relives Brutal Rapes: https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/785106800572063744 Rudy Giuliani: "He who hasn't sinned throw the first stone" cnn. http://cnn.it/2dOXNqc

CNN Breaking News ‏@cnnbrk Donald Trump to Howard Stern: It's okay to call my daughter a 'piece of ass.’ #CNNKFile http://cnn.it/2e2AkTG

As Trump would say and do, they bombed the hell out of them. An airstrike by a Saudi-led coalition on Saturday targeted a funeral hall filled with mourners in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, killing at least 82 people and turning the site into a “lake of blood,” according to officials. They said at least another 100 have been wounded in the strike. The dead and wounded include senior military and security officials from the ranks of the Shia Houthi rebels fighting the internationally recognised government of president Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi as well as their allies, loyalists of former president Ali Abdullah Saleh. Saudi Arabia intervened in March 2015 to support the Yemeni government against Houthi rebels in control of Sana’a. And Trump put out a statement that he would never quit, so the Trumptanic sails on through the icebergs.

So now we're waiting for a Trump hostage video that his campaign says will be released soon. He doesn't want to do it live. Maybe he'll say it's a good thing because it will boost ratings for the Sunday debate. Or he's not going to go because the media has it in for him.

Listening to the political experts, they've said the RNC can't force Trump out. The deadline to change a nominee was Sept 1. But if he resigns, then they can choose a replacement. There's another breaking story of a woman who claims Trump groped her when she was meeting with him about a business deal. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/09/opinion/sunday/donald-trump-groper-in-chief.html?action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=opinion-c-col-right-region®ion=opinion-c-col-right-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-right-region They've played the unedited audio multiple times.

Another attempt by Putin to save Trump from his latest controversy.

It isn't over until all the votes are counted. Trump has his baked in supporters who won't care and will say 'What about Bill?'. And the response should either be, 1. So now you're supporting someone who behaves like the person you've condemned?, or 2. So you want to blame the wife who was cheated on for the sins of the husband?. But it will make it tougher to get the white suburban women voters to vote for Trump. In the end, take nothing for granted. I just had a thought, what if Trump said he's had enough and quit, or the RNC called for him to step down. Would Pence become the presidential nominee, and maybe Ted Cruz or Newt Gingrich as VP? Would the Trump supporters vote or stay home in protest? Would it draw enough voters away from Clinton. This could be the Republican nuclear option.

General Mills announced it will be expanding its Buffalo cereal production plant. They will add Chex production to the Cheerios and Lucky Charms already produced in Buffalo, a $25 million expansion.

The United States Constitution will be modified to include the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition, according to a policy document leaked from the Donald Trump campaign. The news emerged after it became clear Trump’s campaign website would not allow supporters to cancel reoccurring donations, a move covered under Rule 239 as “Never be afraid to mislabel a product”. Trump, who believes he is running for the position of ‘Grand Nagus’ of the United States, has a personal motto of “A man is only worth the sum of his possessions”, which is his favourite of the rules. Others of his favourite rules include ‘war is good for business’ and ‘Employees are rungs on the ladder of success – don’t hesitate to step on them’. Many supporters of Donald Trump already appear to be using at least the first three of the five stages of acquisition – infatuation, obsession, justification, appropriation and resale – to explain backing their candidate. Speaking from the plush Ferenginar Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, a spokesman for Trump confirmed that all 285 of the rules would be added to the Constitution as amendments. “We might shake up the order a bit,” we were told. “The first two amendments will be ‘Females and finances don’t mix’ and ‘It never hurts to suck up to the boss’. “Donald was very clear about that for some reason.” The leak was described as ‘Unsurprising, predictable and weak’ by Trump’s opponent in the race, Hillary Klingon. http://newsthump.com/2016/08/06/donald-trump-pledges-to-replace-constitution-with-the-ferengi-rules-of-acquisition/

Personally, I don't like when players, coaches, or owners publicly announce or display their support for a politician or political issue, be it the election or kneeling or Black Lives Matter. I understand they have a right to do so, it just makes it harder for me to cheer or support them when they display a viewpoint I disagree with. And if someone says, what about actors, I don't root for or support actors, but I root for and support sports teams, and when a member of the team takes a public stand I disagree with, I feel conflicted. I can't help it, I wish I could get past it but it's not easy.

'Bills coach Rex Ryan introduced Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at his Buffalo rally in April. Several Bills players, however, were upset their coach had chosen to support a candidate they view as racist, according to a new report. Bleacher Report magazine writer Mike Freeman published a story Wednesday on divisiveness of the 2016 election – and Trump in particular – in NFL locker rooms. The article began with a focus on Ryan and the Bills. Said one Bills player who was given anonymity: “I see Trump as someone who is hostile to people of color, and the fact that Rex supports him made me look at him completely differently, and not in a positive way.” Here's an excerpt on the Bills, directly from Freeman: Back in the Bills locker room, however, Ryan’s staff was less impressed with the Republican candidate for president—and that their boss was backing him. A Bills player said when he learned Ryan had spoken at Trump’s rally, he simply couldn’t believe it. “Rex is such an open-minded guy, a really good person,” said the player, who asked not to be identified, fearing repercussions from the Bills. “But the fact he could back someone as closed-minded as Trump genuinely shocked me.” The player, who is black, emphasized that teammates’ frustration with their coach’s public endorsement was not universal. But in private discussions, he said, “Some of the African-American players on the team weren’t happy about Rex doing that.” Ryan declined to comment for Freeman's story. His Wednesday press conference with Buffalo media concluded before the story made its rounds online. One player who supported Ryan in the article was Richie Incognito, who said players can relate to Trump's message. "I think that he can help this nation get back to a world superpower,” Incognito says in the story. “Where I think he could help is putting us first again and having that—it's my mentality, too—having that tough attitude where you put America first and everyone's thinking we're the greatest nation in the world. Don't mess with America. That toughness is where I identify with him.”' http://bills.buffalonews.com/2016/10/05/report-bills-players-upset-rex-ryan-support-trump/

East Germany, formally the German Democratic Republic or GDR, was a state in the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War period. From 1949 to 1990, it administered the region of Germany that was occupied by Soviet forces at the end of World War II. Emigration to the West was a significant problem—as many of the emigrants were well-educated young people, it weakened the state economically. The government fortified its western borders and, in 1961, built the Berlin Wall. Many people attempting to emigrate were killed by border guards or booby traps, such as landmines.

She's serious. She's a conservative commentator like Ann Coulter. When on O'Reilly talking about Mexican immigration: 'Monica Crowley weighed in, stating that there are two realities that the left is disregarding about this issue. "The first is that the United States is a wealthy country, but we don't have the resources to save the world," Crowley stated. "The second part of this is that our immigration laws, the purpose of them is not to be compassionate or uncompassionate to the people coming into the country illegally. The purpose of our immigration laws, is to serve our national interests." She added that it "doesn't serve our national interests to have this continuing swarm of illegal aliens."' http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/04/07/powers-clashes-oreilly-crowley-over-swarm-illegal-immigrants

And there's the Trumpian personal jab again when your argument lacks substance. So according to your logic because she didn't change the tax policies she owns them. Bernie has been in Congress for 25 years, why hasn't he changed the tax codes if it's so easy for one person to do so? Perhaps we should call them the Sanders tax policies.

"I am disappointed, but not surprised, by the lack of outrage over Clinton tax policies that allowed The Carnival Barker to not pay income taxes for 18yrs." Clinton tax policies? I've never seen where Hillary was the architect of said tax policies. Were these policies enacted by her when she was First Lady, Senator, or Sec of State? SSStttrrreertttccchhh.

The statements that he didn't pay federal taxes, or that he's not as wealthy or charitable as he claims. If we're all wrong, and he's proud of his business record, and using legal tax writeoffs makes him a genius as Rudy claims, then prove us wrong.