Get the word out. Take NOTHING for granted.

That's the message. Never. Let. Up.

Election Day I'll be there early to vote for the first woman president.

And the most qualified person to run for potus in my lifetime!

no need to down Obama to help Hillary.

seemed to be fueled by the emotions they get when Trump tells them what they want to hear. That is fucking scary. There is no one there checking the facts and doing research!

waging an effective campaign.

Trump campaign could continue this path, or they could exert
sudden burst of competence in October, wait for rising and
falling voter sentiment, or opportunity or doubts.

Complacency or overconfidence would not be wise.

...into why the investigation that arose from Bengazi hearings did not lead to a conviction in order to prop up Donald Trump.

And party if we win. ALL FIFTY STATES! ALL FIFTY STATES!

BTW the dog, Roger Bowser, running for president, has pulled out of the race and urges all dog lovers to vote for Hillary Clinton. Says Roger, "tRump, I wouldn't even piss on him."

Wolf

We are dealing with very despicable and devious forces beyond the tRump campaign. We can't, with any certainty, see what will unfold in the weeks ahead. There are unrevealed plans afoot right now, that we can only hope the Clinton campaign can counter with the truth. There will be multiple attempts at smearing her and the media will jump on any accusations as truth until repeatedly disproved. We cannot count on tRump not to wise up and merely keep his mouth shut unless reading from the teleprompter. World event can turn it all upside down in a moment.Forget about August poll celebrations, the polls reflect a fickle public that will turn at the drop of a hat. Tomorrows headline could be devastating but on the brighter side, I would rather be ahead in August than being where the asswipe is right now.

If Hillary has a Congress that will work with her instead of a "Say No! to everything" Congress, Democratic policies will fare far better.

We should act like we're 15% behind in the polls and not relax one bit until November 9, at which point Orange Hitler von Dumbfuck will have to slither back into the sewer from which he came.

to stop pushing the TPP - it is just about Trump's only real issue.

If the President and the Dems in Congress push the TPP through
during the lame duck session, one can rest assured that the
voters will not forget - remember the huge Dem losses after
Clinton signed NAFTA.

Sorry, but you can't build a wall to keep out the future just because you don't like it. That is behavior we rightly mock conservatives for trying. Coming from the left now, it deserves the same exact treatment.

As you likely know, the "isolationism" label is a red herring.

The American people want, and deserve, FAIR trade, not
corporatized bogus "free" trade.

Read yourself some Lori Wallach, among others.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/lori-wallach

And try to be civil, OK?

If you can't handle dissent on a discussion board, don't go to one.

supports your point of view?

crickets . . .

I didn't think so.

It's like I get the double entertainment of laughing at what you wrote, AND the amateur way in which what is written was "reasoned" altogether.

Usually I have to pay for comedy like this, so TYVM!

I have lived, traveled and studied in 50 countries.

How about you?

Sorry, but I have no interest in your offer of a dick-measuring competition.

unfortunate that you seem unwilling to have any
sort of reasoned discussion.

Travel doesn't make you an expert in global economics, despite how quick you were to ascribe such knowledge to yourself as a cheap argumentative tactic.

about knowledge of globalization.

And so your lack of sources and actual
global experience is relevant.

Key point: Working for fair trade is NOT
isolationist.

I would suggest you make a trip to one of those sometimes, if only to get yourself up to speed on the topic.

Pretty much all you do is deflect . .

You might also read some (economist) Dean Baker on globalization, the TPP, the TTIP
and trade in general. And then you have your Joe Stiglitz, Bob Reich, etc.

But of course, you won't.

in action, look no further.

Further, Hillary 100% OPPOSES the TPP. Get with the program or exit the stage to your left.

Ran across couple articles worth reading I think Koch would be very happy with these two

https://www.thenation.com/article/vice-president-mike-pence-would-be-a-dream-for-the-koch-brothers/

" Don announced his new agricultural advisory committee on Tuesday as he looks to improve his standing with voters, especially in rural swing states.


The roster includes six conservative governors — Terry Branstad (Iowa), Sam Brownback (Kan.), Pete Ricketts (Neb.), Mary Fallin (Okla.), Dennis Daugaard (S.D.), and Jack Dalrymple (N.D.) — as well as 2016 GOP primary rivals Rick Perry and Jim Gilmore. "

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/291574-trump-announces-agricultural-advisory-committee

Trade is a global issue for the entire planet.

Fairness for all countries and people needs to be a bedrock principle.

But as of now, it is not . .

The reality is that NAFTA has been awful for working people
in ALL THREE COUNTRIES. Mexicans and Canadians hate it just
as much as we do.

Americans miss that point all the time; and it drives me nuts.

This shows very considerable Canadian opposition to NAFTA ..

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2016/06/27/nafta-poll-three-amigos-summit_n_10701548.html

Another Huff Po story

http://m.huffpost.com/ca/entry/6471460

Corporations suing Canada for "loss of profits". These kinds of trade deals are all done for the corporate class.

As you said up thread, fair trade not "free trade".

I don't want anyone to be complacent!

I wish the Dems were putting more money
and resources there.

That's what the Reeps are doing.

Even if you're a mile ahead, keep running like you're a mile behind.