Things catching up with Hillary?

[Cameramonkey]

There is a better chance of me bedding one of them fishing babes than either of them being seriously punished.

 

[actaeon277]

There is a better chance of me bedding one of them fishing babes than either of them being seriously punished.

yup

 

[actaeon277]

It's coming. This year will go out with a bang. Next year will be even better.

I'll wager Trump wins 90% or better of the popular vote in 2020.

Wanna look at the right hand column and still go with 90 percent?

100 Years of Presidential Election Results
100 Years of Presidential Election Results

Year	Winner In Bold	Party	Elect. Votes	Pct.	Popular Votes	Pct.
2008	Barack Obama John McCain	Democratic Republican	365 173	67.8% 32.2%	69,456,897 59,934,814	52.9% 45.7%
2004	George W. Bush John Kerry	Republican Democratic	286 251	53.2% 46.7%	62,040,610 59,028,444	50.7% 48.3%
2000	George W. Bush Al Gore Ralph Nader	Republican Democratic Green	271 266 0	50.4% 49.4% 0.0%	50,455,156 50,992,335 2,882,738	47.9% 48.4% 2.7%
1996	Bill Clinton Bob Dole Ross Perot	Democratic Republican Reform	379 159 0	70.4% 29.6% 0.0%	47,402,357 39,198,755 8,085,402	49.2% 40.7% 8.4%
1992	Bill Clinton George Bush Ross Perot	Democratic Republican Independent	370 168 0	68.8% 31.2% 0.0%	44,909,326 39,103,882 19,741,657	43.0% 37.4% 18.9%
1988	George Bush Michael Dukakis	Republican Democratic	426 111	79.2% 20.6%	48,886,097 41,809,074	53.4% 45.6%
1984	Ronald Reagan Walter Mondale	Republican Democratic	525 13	97.6% 2.4%	54,455,075 37,577,185	58.8% 40.6%
1980	Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter John Anderson	Republican Democratic National Union	489 49 0	90.9% 9.1% 0.0%	43,904,153 35,483,883 5,720,060	50.7% 41.0% 6.6%
1976	Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford	Democratic Republican	297 240	55.2% 44.6%	40,830,763 39,147,793	50.1% 48.0%
1972	Richard Nixon George McGovern	Republican Democratic	520 17	96.7% 3.2%	47,169,911 29,170,383	60.7% 37.5%
1968	Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey George Wallace	Republican Democratic American Indep.	301 191 45	55.9% 35.5% 8.4%	31,785,480 31,275,166 9,906,473	43,4% 42.7% 13.5%
1964	Lyndon Johnson Barry Goldwater	Democratic Republican	486 52	90.3% 9.7%	43,129,566 27,178,188	61.1% 38.5%
1960	John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon	Democratic Republican	303 219	56.4% 40.8%	34,226,731 34,108,157	49.7% 49.5%
1956	Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson	Republican Democratic	457 73	86.1% 13.7%	35,590,472 26,022,752	57.4% 42.0%
1952	Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson	Republican Democratic	442 89	83.2% 16.8%	33,777,945 27,314,992	54.9% 44.4%
1948	Harry Truman Thomas Dewey Storm Thurmond	Democratic Republican States' Rights	303 189 39	57.1% 35.6% 7.3%	24,105,810 21,970,064 1,169,114	49.5% 45.1% 2.4%
1944	Franklin Roosevelt Thomas Dewey	Democratic Republican	432 99	81.4% 18.6%	25,612,610 22,014,160	53.4% 45.9%
1940	Franklin Roosevelt Wendell Willkie	Democratic Republican	449 82	84.6% 15.4%	27,243,218 22,334,940	54.7% 44.8%
1936	Franklin Roosevelt Alfred Landon	Democratic Republican	523 8	98.5% 1.5%	27,750,866 16,679,683	60.8% 36.5%
1932	Franklin Roosevelt Herbert Hoover	Democratic Republican	472 59	88.9% 11.1%	22,818,740 15,760,425	57.4% 39.6%
1928	Herbert Hoover Alfred Smith	Republican Democratic	444 87	83.6% 16.4%	21,432,823 15,004,336	58.2% 40.8%
1924	Calvin Coolidge John Davis Robert LaFollette	Republican Democratic Progressive	382 136 13	71.9% 25.6% 2.4%	15,724,310 8,386,532 4,827.184	54.0% 28.8% 16.6%
1920	Warren Harding James Cox	Republican Democratic	404 127	76.1% 23.9%	16,151,916 9,134,074	60.3% 34.1%
1916	Woodrow Wilson Charles Hughes	Democratic Republican	277 254	52.2% 47.8%	9,126,063 8,547,030	49.2% 46.1%
1912	Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt William Taft	Democratic Progressive Republican	435 88 8	81.9% 16.6% 1.5%	6,294,327 4,120,207 3,486,343	41.8% 27.4% 23.2%

 

[actaeon277]

[video=youtube;dORlX4sK3Q0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dORlX4sK3Q0[/video]

 

[rob63]

Wanna look at the right hand column and still go with 90 percent?

100 Years of Presidential Election Results
100 Years of Presidential Election Results

Year	Winner In Bold	Party	Elect. Votes	Pct.	Popular Votes	Pct.
2008	Barack Obama John McCain	Democratic Republican	365 173	67.8% 32.2%	69,456,897 59,934,814	52.9% 45.7%
2004	George W. Bush John Kerry	Republican Democratic	286 251	53.2% 46.7%	62,040,610 59,028,444	50.7% 48.3%
2000	George W. Bush Al Gore Ralph Nader	Republican Democratic Green	271 266 0	50.4% 49.4% 0.0%	50,455,156 50,992,335 2,882,738	47.9% 48.4% 2.7%
1996	Bill Clinton Bob Dole Ross Perot	Democratic Republican Reform	379 159 0	70.4% 29.6% 0.0%	47,402,357 39,198,755 8,085,402	49.2% 40.7% 8.4%
1992	Bill Clinton George Bush Ross Perot	Democratic Republican Independent	370 168 0	68.8% 31.2% 0.0%	44,909,326 39,103,882 19,741,657	43.0% 37.4% 18.9%
1988	George Bush Michael Dukakis	Republican Democratic	426 111	79.2% 20.6%	48,886,097 41,809,074	53.4% 45.6%
1984	Ronald Reagan Walter Mondale	Republican Democratic	525 13	97.6% 2.4%	54,455,075 37,577,185	58.8% 40.6%
1980	Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter John Anderson	Republican Democratic National Union	489 49 0	90.9% 9.1% 0.0%	43,904,153 35,483,883 5,720,060	50.7% 41.0% 6.6%
1976	Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford	Democratic Republican	297 240	55.2% 44.6%	40,830,763 39,147,793	50.1% 48.0%
1972	Richard Nixon George McGovern	Republican Democratic	520 17	96.7% 3.2%	47,169,911 29,170,383	60.7% 37.5%
1968	Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey George Wallace	Republican Democratic American Indep.	301 191 45	55.9% 35.5% 8.4%	31,785,480 31,275,166 9,906,473	43,4% 42.7% 13.5%
1964	Lyndon Johnson Barry Goldwater	Democratic Republican	486 52	90.3% 9.7%	43,129,566 27,178,188	61.1% 38.5%
1960	John F. Kennedy Richard Nixon	Democratic Republican	303 219	56.4% 40.8%	34,226,731 34,108,157	49.7% 49.5%
1956	Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson	Republican Democratic	457 73	86.1% 13.7%	35,590,472 26,022,752	57.4% 42.0%
1952	Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson	Republican Democratic	442 89	83.2% 16.8%	33,777,945 27,314,992	54.9% 44.4%
1948	Harry Truman Thomas Dewey Storm Thurmond	Democratic Republican States' Rights	303 189 39	57.1% 35.6% 7.3%	24,105,810 21,970,064 1,169,114	49.5% 45.1% 2.4%
1944	Franklin Roosevelt Thomas Dewey	Democratic Republican	432 99	81.4% 18.6%	25,612,610 22,014,160	53.4% 45.9%
1940	Franklin Roosevelt Wendell Willkie	Democratic Republican	449 82	84.6% 15.4%	27,243,218 22,334,940	54.7% 44.8%
1936	Franklin Roosevelt Alfred Landon	Democratic Republican	523 8	98.5% 1.5%	27,750,866 16,679,683	60.8% 36.5%
1932	Franklin Roosevelt Herbert Hoover	Democratic Republican	472 59	88.9% 11.1%	22,818,740 15,760,425	57.4% 39.6%
1928	Herbert Hoover Alfred Smith	Republican Democratic	444 87	83.6% 16.4%	21,432,823 15,004,336	58.2% 40.8%
1924	Calvin Coolidge John Davis Robert LaFollette	Republican Democratic Progressive	382 136 13	71.9% 25.6% 2.4%	15,724,310 8,386,532 4,827.184	54.0% 28.8% 16.6%
1920	Warren Harding James Cox	Republican Democratic	404 127	76.1% 23.9%	16,151,916 9,134,074	60.3% 34.1%
1916	Woodrow Wilson Charles Hughes	Democratic Republican	277 254	52.2% 47.8%	9,126,063 8,547,030	49.2% 46.1%
1912	Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt William Taft	Democratic Progressive Republican	435 88 8	81.9% 16.6% 1.5%	6,294,327 4,120,207 3,486,343	41.8% 27.4% 23.2%

Thanks for sharing that!
The most fascinating thing about it is the names of the only Presidents that topped 60%.

Lyndon Johnson
FDR
Richard Nixon

If you asked people to name the most polarizing Presidents, Johnson and Nixon would be two that would make the lists of people from both parties. There might be a lesson to be learned there.

 

[Ziggidy]

There is a better chance of me bedding one of them fishing babes than either of them being seriously punished.

She'll leave the light on....

 

[baldmax]

Are things catching up to Hillary???
Not at all.

 

[churchmouse]

Are things catching up to Hillary???
Not at all.

And never will. To many secrets. To many pay outs.

 

[KG1]

And never will. To many secrets. To many pay outs.

Exactly this. A lot of people have a vested interest in making sure that she does'nt take a fall.

 

[Kperkins]

The longer the time it takes the less chance there is. If they were going to do something they would have by now. Unless they dig up something new and shocking

 

[Ziggidy]

I have a thought that Trump may just have something in his pocket just in case. I don’t think he’ll have to use and we may never know, but he is shrewd and knows people.


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[1DOWN4UP]

[FONT=&quot]Dr. Dean Lorich, an orthopedic surgeon who volunteered in Haiti and exposed Clinton Foundation corruption and malpractice on the island, has been found dead in New York. He was 54. Dr. Lorich was found by his 11-year-old daughter on the bathroom floor of his tony Upper East Side apartment with a knife in his chest at around 1pm on Monday. The knife missed the surgeon’s heart, leaving him to bleed out and be found by his daughter. Despite the fact police were called to the property regarding an “assault“, they instantly registered the death as “suicide” and closed the case.[/FONT]

 

[DoggyDaddy]

[FONT=&amp]Dr. Dean Lorich, an orthopedic surgeon who volunteered in Haiti and exposed Clinton Foundation corruption and malpractice on the island, has been found dead in New York. He was 54. Dr. Lorich was found by his 11-year-old daughter on the bathroom floor of his tony Upper East Side apartment with a knife in his chest at around 1pm on Monday. The knife missed the surgeon’s heart, leaving him to bleed out and be found by his daughter. Despite the fact police were called to the property regarding an “assault“, they instantly registered the death as “suicide” and closed the case.[/FONT]

Hmmm... 'tis a puzzlement. The Clintons make John Gotti seem like Mother Theresa. Where's a good political assassination when you need one... Double assassination in this case. Maybe more than a double. A prosecution would be nice, but apparently that's not ever going to happen.

 

[churchmouse]

Hmmm... 'tis a puzzlement. The Clintons make John Gotti seem like Mother Theresa.

And the trail of bodys continues.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

And the trail of bodys continues.

Continues unprosecuted AND uninvestigated.

 

[churchmouse]

Continues unprosecuted AND uninvestigated.

This is the system we have allowed to flourish.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Hmmm... 'tis a puzzlement. The Clintons make John Gotti seem like Mother Theresa. Where's a good political assassination when you need one... Double assassination in this case. Maybe more than a double. A prosecution would be nice, but apparently that's not ever going to happen.

They make Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos look like George and Martha Washington.

 

[KellyinAvon]

And the trail of bodys continues.

Is this 34 now?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

They make Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos look like George and Martha Washington.

Except instead of shoes, Hillary just collects illegal emails (and then deletes them of course).

 

[KellyinAvon]

Except instead of shoes, Hillary just collects illegal emails (and then deletes them of course).

Imelda kept the shoes, Hillary deleted the e-mails. And had her phones smashed and destroyed the server and answered "I can't recall" 35 times...