Collusion of the Trump campaign with the vehement Hillary-haters in the FBI is a terrifying truth

[UCmeNdc]

The collusion of the Trump campaign with the vehement Hillary-haters in the FBI is a terrifying truth we have learned thanks to the big mouths of some of his surrogates, like Rudy Giuliani. It certainly appears that the FBI isn't the only three letter organization that will sink to any depth to get this Orange horror show elected. I would be remiss if I were to forget the enthusiastic endorsement of the KKK as well.

To make matters worse, it's not just people in America who want to make a horrific, dangerous and unqualified Commander in Chief possible; Hillary has to contend with the Russian intelligence services. The Russians have been devoting their efforts to stopping Hillary Clinton and trying their damnedest to install "I'm not a Putin puppet," Donald Trump as the next POTUS.

The mid-term strategy of Rep. Ellmers' Democratic opponent in 2014, Clay Aiken, certainly backfired and ended his Congressional bid. His mistake was to distance himself from President Obama, whose popularity is currently soaring. Hope that lesson was learned! The President is on fire lately doing his absolute best to stump for Hillary Clinton.


http://crooksandliars.com/2016/11/renee-ellmers-has-heard-stuff-about-fbi-so

[Hortensis]

1. Wouldn't say terrifying, but genuinely dangerous we now know.

Especially now as they and the Kremlin are all pursuing the same goal.

We really need to remember, though, that the vicious right-wing Hillary haters are no more typical of the FBI than they are of the general population.

Yes, Trump this close to the presidency is unnerving, but what terrifies me is that we might not get the Senate. We need to restore a certain comfort level and confidence in the future, and currently the Democrats are the only ones who can and will do that.

Sam Wang of Princeton:

Yeah, both Democrats and Republicans are really worked up. In my own mind I try to separate the drama from the data. Early this season, I noticed that no matter what happened, opinion didn't move that much. The race has shown less variation than ever in the history of presidential polling. It made me realize that the race probably wasn't going anywhere. But when was the last time a presidential race was this emotional?
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Amazingly, yes. After aggregating polls to get rid of variation that does not reflect real changes in opinion, the end result is that the national margin between Clinton and Trump has stayed within a five-point range, from Clinton ahead by two to seven points. That's about the smallest range that has ever been measured. I see it as a testament to the inflexibility of voters.
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I have some interviews this weekend. I doubt that I will be asked about median-based probability estimation. With luck I will get to the question where there’s real suspense: who will control the Senate?

[UCmeNdc]

2. A Democratic Controlled senate is a must. The GOP will waste time with investigations

instead of good government guidance and ideas.

[Coyotl]

3. The House too.

[Cha]

4. Perfect. He needs another one that says "Dumbshite". Couldn't find one but this will do..

I googled and this came up..

[Coyotl]

5. K & R