2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumTrump will be CRUSHED in November, and Tim Kaine is a GREAT VP choice.
Michael Moore was really saying not to take it for granted, and don't. It always takes a very vigorous campaign. And that this exactly what Hillary and her team have been doing, bashing the crap out of Trump and articulating a strong positive message too. Trump will lose women, young people, and people of color BIGTIME. Put that all together, and you DO NOT WIN the American presidency.
Team Hillary has only just begun to dismantle Donny Fraud. Next week he will be punished the likes he can't imagine. And it only gets worse from there.
Their convention has been CRAZY CRAP.
Tim Kaine is a strong campaigner who has won a slew of elections at all levels of government. He is popular in purple VA, speaks fluent Spanish, and most of all he is PREPARED to be the PRESIDENT if called upon. THAT is what it is about. Not happy dance giddy giddy goody goody time like going to Disneyland.
tonyt53
(5,737 posts)tallahasseedem
(6,716 posts)that any and all candidates for the position have been vetted properly, poll tested, and everything else required.
DonCoquixote
(13,616 posts)Trump will still lose it, but he will be helped a lot by someone who says that the six top banks to do carry greater risk, and should not require more oversight.
"in a letter to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry and FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg, Kaine argues that it is unfair for these large banks to be required to calculate and report their liquidity ― a critical measure of risk ― on a daily basis. Kaine wants to change that reporting to once a month. Kaine, along with Sens. Mark Warner (D-Va.), Gary Peters (D-Mich.) and Robert Casey (D-Pa.), argues that bigger banks dont necessarily carry bigger risks, and thus shouldnt face more aggressive oversight. "
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/tim-kaine-clinton-vp_us_578fc8e3e4b0bdddc4d2c86c
JaneyVee
(19,877 posts)HuffPo is for blogging.
DonCoquixote
(13,616 posts)to Janet Yellen.
In a letter to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry and FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg, Kaine argues that it is unfair for these large banks to be required to calculate and report their liquidity ― a critical measure of risk ― on a daily basis. Kaine wants to change that reporting to once a month. Kaine, along with Sens. Mark Warner (D-Va.), Gary Peters (D-Mich.) and Robert Casey (D-Pa.), argues that bigger banks dont necessarily carry bigger risks, and thus shouldnt face more aggressive oversight.
But I suppose that Huffpo could have summoned everyone to agree.
pansypoo53219
(21,010 posts)BALLS. NO OVERCONFINEDENCE PLEASE. lots of trumps out there.
THEY are fired up about TAKING BACK THEIR WHITE PRIVILEGE.