I mean, at least HE is.

for the obvious rip-off of The Producers?

so says the 12 yo... yup!

when you consider the candidate in question said this:

"When I look at myself in the first grade and I look at myself now, I’m basically the same. The temperament is not that different."

Trump's trying to recruit underage kids to vote for him.

Couldn't resist.

In fact Gary Johnson has 16% in Colorado giving Hillary a 10pt lead.

They have been passing that whole "swing state" narrative for a while.

It's based on what states Bill Clinton won as opposed by what states Dubya won.



However they still have an attitude that the Democrats are trespassing if they go below the Mason-Dixon Line.

The only reason they think Florida is okay is it's got a lot of retired Yankees.

compared to trump

We have a 3 Year Old at the top of the ticket

Ugh I hate the world

I'm sure Mr Imer is a very mature 12. Unlike his candidate.

-- Mal

This ought to be illegal. Not good for the child even if voluntary and unpaid.

a real sweet set of tea bag parents.

I wonder if they taught him to hate PoC yet?

I just hope the next shark he and his campaign try to jump has its mouth wide open.

Damn autocorrect!

And this morning CNN read from the WSJ, citing the Trump campaign, that they have seven offices in all of Ohio.
A Trump supporter on at the time, denied that and said there are dozens and dozens of Trump offices in Ohio.

CNN then said, "Well, this is from the Trump campaign, saying they have only seven."

The Trump supporter: "No! No! We have dozens of offices in Ohio! Dozens!"

Andy Borowitz 4 mins ago

I don't understand why it's newsworthy that a 12-year-old is in charge of Trump's Colorado campaign when apparently a 4-year-old is responsible for his Twitter feed.

She describes the coffee shop she works at:

A Cup of Faith is a special place where the community can experience the warmth and comfort of God’s love and the inviting atmosphere of home. The community member that visits A Cup of Faith is searching for truth, spirituality, love, food, fun, friends and someone to listen to them. Thankfully, there is a place in Wheat Ridge where people can go to find all of these things — especially someone willing to listen to them. We are a nonprofit organization that operates solely by donations. The cafe does not charge for its products or services; however, donations are greatly appreciated. Funds collected are used to provide ministry services to our community through various endeavors. We offer Bible studies, evangelism classes and other training. The vision of A Cup of Faith is to bring the community together.

Obama carried Jefferson County in 2012:

http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CO/Jefferson/43033/114206/en/summary.html

And the actual Jefferson County Republicans don't even mention Trump. They are concentrating on down ticket races.

http://www.jeffcorepublicans.com/index.php/en/main-elections/show-all-candidates

Michael Coffman (a republican) is running ads saying he won't support Trump:

of me wants to mock this idea and say something like: "Twelve years old--that fits the mindset of the typical Trump voter." At the same time, I applaud the kid's willingness to participate in politics. Too often, people just sit idly and mope rather than be engaged. I tip my hat to him even though he's helping the enemy, and who knows...maybe he'll wise up about the GOP by the time he's old enough to vote, and as he takes more politics classes. I've seen it happen plenty of times during the past few years with kids who have once been GOP darlings, whether it's Pierson, Khron, or the kid who once wrote for WND.

If it is, it shouldn't be allowed. People running these campaigns ought to be eligible to vote in the election. I think at least 18 years old or 17, but turning 18 by election day. 12 is too young for this. The mom is in charge on paper, but wants to pawn all her work off to her kid... nice. I'd say if the mom is in charge on paper, then she ought to be the one actually in charge. I think it is ok to let the kid help out here and there, but don't let them get too involved or wrapped up in it. They can't vote yet. They are still a kid. Let them do some kid things. There's plenty of time for them to be involved when they are adults if they chose.