The End of The Primary Road

[Nitro Express]

I used to drink Boone's Farm before wine coolers were the big thing. Drank 2 bottles one night. I have flashbacks just smelling wine now and that was forty years ago.

That be hippie hooch. It should give you flashbacks. Boon's was old school panty remover back when under the panties was a big hairy bush.

[Nitro Express]

That's why I never drank much of the coolers. They did make me sick. Wasn't even the alcohol (because they didn't have much. ) Goddamn sulfite allergy.... puking always ruins the mood.

The coolers were for the chicks. I never drank those things. I had my bottle of vodka.

[Nitro Express]

If they were going to try and stop Trump all the top GOP people wouldn't have gone and kissed his hand over the last few weeks.

Short of being arrested or shot Hillary will be the democrat nomination and there will be no third party in the debates.

The Trump love fest was short lived. They are attacking him again. Trump probably refused all their offers and pissed them off. Expect some dirty tricks against Trump from the establishment and frankly there isn't any difference between the Republicans and the Democrats anymore. Wall Street and the military industrial complex get what they want regardless of what party is in power.

[Nitro Express]

Everyone knows Sanders got the popular vote. The only people for Hillary anymore are old brain dead feminists and lesbians. People lost in the 1970's and too dumb to see Hillary is a Goldman Sachs hag.

[Nitro Express]

Well, if there was ever a year that was gonna happen, this is it.

I'm still not sure Drumpf is going to walk out of the GOP convention as nominee, and I know damn well the cunt isn't. I suspect the high level of media whores - the ones running the Assholiated Press and the networks know more about Camp Weathervane's legal problems than they are able to admit on the record, which is why they had to sabotage California on Monday night. When they pull a 1968 redux and try to force some other useless DLC fraud into the Hubert Humphrey role, they need to make the claim that Bernie shouldn't be the nominee. Even though he has almost half the delegates now, and the scab will have NONE.

I don't know what the Republicans are going to do to compete with that freak show, but I imagine they're going to find a Poppy Bush 1980 or Darth Cheney 2000 type - or in other words, the "Vice" President who's actually pulling the strings while the absent minded moron acts it up for the cameras.

Not sure who fits that role in the current Republican party though... unless Darth has been training one of his daughters to do it. Probably not the gay one .... this IS still the Republican party we're talking about, after all.

I think the Republican Party tried to sell Trump on taking on a Pappy Bush style running mate. Reagan was an outsider they didn't want but he was too popular to beat so they just infiltrated the Reagan White House with establishment cronies. I think they tried to do the same with Trump but they got nowhere with him. Trump has a huge movement going and now with the Democrat establishment throwing Bernie under the bus a lot of Bernie supporters who are against the TPP will now support Trump.

[Nitro Express]

I just can't wrap my head around how anybody would vote for Hill Dawg.

Obama is supporting her so we have a president supporting a candidate who's FBI is investigating. Now can you say corruption here? This is what happens when the US Congress becomes corrupted to the point it no longer does it's job. Congress can remove a bad president. Hillary should be in prison for a long list of crimes. It's looking like she was selling classified government information to the highest bidder.

[Angel]

I like that it's all outdoorsy looking. But the colors and font on the label are kinda gay. But hell I'll drink one or twelve if it helps the cause.

It ain't got none of that Mary Wahna in it, does it? I ain't drinking that stuff.

We don't drink marijuana in muskokee...

[DONNIEP]

Well, Ubama's mouthpiece let slip the phrase "criminal investigation" while talking about the FBI anal probe Hill Dawg is receiving. Maybe ol' Bernie is gonna be the last man standing after all.

[Nickdfresh]

I don't know what this shit tastes like, but the looks of it reminds me of California Coolers from the 80s.

This stuff ain't too bad, it's about 4.2% ABV making it a bit lighter, but not piss weak...

[FORD]

OK... not to get back on topic or anything, but it's starting to look like California was very blatantly STOLEN. And not just by the Assholiated Press early coronation announcement....

Published on
Friday, June 10, 2016
by Common Dreams

After Frustrating Primary, Millions of Ballots in California Remain Uncounted
The uncounted ballots would put the total number of voters at around 8.5 million, or around 47 percent of all registered voters
by Nadia Prupis, staff writer

More than 2.5 million ballots from California's June 7 primary are still uncounted, sparking questions about the results of the presidential contest in which Hillary Clinton emerged the winner and leaving the fate of local races in the air as poll workers continue to grapple with reports of voter difficulties.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the uncounted ballots would put the total voter turnout at around 8.5 million, or around 47 percent of all registered voters. While the results are unlikely to impact Clinton's win in the state, Bernie Sanders said Thursday he expected the final tally would show a closer race—one more in keeping with polls that predicted a nail-biter.

"I look forward to the full counting of the votes in California, which I suspect will show a much closer vote than the current vote tally," Sanders said after a meeting with President Barack Obama, who then went on to endorse Clinton.

Los Angeles County, which on Tuesday voted 57 percent for Clinton versus 42 for Sanders, reported more unprocessed ballots than any region at roughly 616,000. San Diego County, where Clinton won 55 percent to Sanders' 44, had 285,000 uncounted ballots.

Many of those were 'provisional' ballots, which are given to voters whose party registration cannot be determined on the day of the election. The LA Times wrote on Tuesday:

Instead of a quick in-and-out vote, many California voters were handed the dreaded pink provisional ballot — which takes longer to fill out, longer for election officials to verify and which tends to leave voters wondering whether their votes will be counted.... hundreds of Californians complained of voting problems to the national nonpartisan voter hotline run by the Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law.

Dissatisfaction with the voting system has become widespread this election cycle, as Sanders supporters rail against convoluted election rules and his treatment by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and the corporate media, which came under fire earlier this week for claiming Clinton had clinched the party's nomination before Californians—and voters in five other states—even had a chance to cast their ballots.

But as Freedom of the Press Foundation co-founder Trevor Timm wrote in an op-ed on Wednesday, it's not just the Sanders supporters who feel disenfranchised by the system. "Virtually every major campaign in both parties griped about how the other was winning at some point during this campaign, and along the way almost all of them were right," he wrote.


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[Nitro Express]

Of course California was stolen as were other states. Bernie was on fire. The only people who still liked Hillary were old carpet munchers who want a dictatorship so they can push their twisted agenda on everyone else.