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That's the fucking stupidest thing that the New York Times has written this year. James Comey was fired at the behest of Rod Rosenstein. Why the fuck would he be flying into a panic and trying to oust the sitting President if he was the one who drafted the recommendation that he be fired in the first place? God, they really will believe anything because they have absolutely no ability to retain memories for longer than five days at a stretch.
 
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That's the fucking stupidest thing that the New York Times has written this year. James Comey was fired at the behest of Rod Rosenstein. Why the fuck would he be flying into a panic and trying to oust the sitting President if he was the one who drafted the recommendation that he be fired in the first place? God, they really will believe anything because they have absolutely no ability to retain memories for longer than five days at a stretch.
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It's because they are getting their disinformation from "anonymous/confidential sources" instead of doing any actual journalism.
 
Absolutely nobody who can be questioned is cited in that article, but they relay the information as not only provable, but proven. Just office gossip, at best.

Welcome to Current Year, when the New York Times is less reliable than your average supermarket tabloid.
 
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I'm personally not too worried about that. Most people I know in my state that are from California are mildly conservative to center left people that have long figured out that their state was going to hell in a handbasket fast and knew that there was nothing for them there anymore since the ultra-left sides of the DNC has such a deathgrip on the politics there that they know they'll never get the representation they want.

I'm also not concerned about the costal urbanite sort of Californians most of us detest wanting to migrate out and turn every state in their wake blue. These same people would rather pull their own heads off than to live in an icky drumph supporter filled red flyover state for more than a week to begin with. Hell, most of them detest the idea of living out in the more rural, and therefore conservative, parts of their own state for that matter.

In short, most Californians that are fleeing California are doing so because they know their state is a burning ship being piloted and crewed by an out of control DNC government and their hyper-partisan urbanite crew and they're abandoning it before they send it full throttle into an iceberg
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Having lived in Austin for a not inconsequential amount of time, that's not really the rule.

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With Texas, I heard they mostly get the worst kind of Californians making a beeline towards Austin in particular, but isn't that kinda because Austin was the only place in Texas they aren't afraid of for some reason? And aren't most of the Californians there basically the tailgators of the Silicon Valley sorts that have relocated their offices there? Those are my guess, but I trust you guys know more on that than I do
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Austin was a university city that happened to also be the state capital. Generally that is accurate. So what you've got funneled into Austin is the worst, most smug, and most progressive little shit goblins who think they're "transforming" Texas into their own particular little utopia. All I remember is how the poor parts of town were being gentrified and you had workers dying building their stupid high rises because they kept using "questionably qualified" individuals who didn't speak English.
 
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That's the fucking stupidest thing that the New York Times has written this year. James Comey was fired at the behest of Rod Rosenstein. Why the fuck would he be flying into a panic and trying to oust the sitting President if he was the one who drafted the recommendation that he be fired in the first place? God, they really will believe anything because they have absolutely no ability to retain memories for longer than five days at a stretch.
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This is from that article:

But Mr. Rosenstein was caught off guard when Mr. Trump cited the memo in the firing, and he began telling people that he feared he had been used.

Awwwww poor Rosenstein.
 
This whole conversation about Californians moving out of their state reminds me when people from the great plains moved to Cali during the dust bowl.
The "Oakies were greatly discriminated by these californian suburbunites, so since the left believes in sins of the father (RAYCISM), I wish we could give them a taste of their own medicine
 
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Having lived in Austin for a not inconsequential amount of time, that's not really the rule.


Austin was a university city that happened to also be the state capital. Generally that is accurate. So what you've got funneled into Austin is the worst, most smug, and most progressive little shit goblins who think they're "transforming" Texas into their own particular little utopia. All I remember is how the poor parts of town were being gentrified and you had workers dying building their stupid high rises because they kept using "questionably qualified" individuals who didn't speak English.
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I've never been there but my cousin went to UT Austin and he called it Portland's colony.
 
https://thehill.com/hilltv/what-ame...d-beat-trump-in-landslide-in-2016-re-run-says

It's interesting that The Hill, which is an actual DNC organ that has been pumping out nonstop Blue Wave articles with the same "Dems are energized but we won't explain why" parrot talking points, saw it fit to publish this verbal diarrhea. It's almost as if the media is a tad self-aware of the fact the midterms will be a referendum on their faggotry.
 
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President Trump would lose the popular vote again if the 2016 presidential election were held again today, according to a new Hill.TV poll.

The survey conducted by Hill.TV and the HarrisX polling company found that 36 percent of respondents said they would vote for Trump, while 44 percent said they would cast their vote for Clinton.

Four percent said they would back Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, while 2 percent said they would vote for the Green Party's Jill Stein. Three percent named some other person.

Eight percent of respondents said they would not vote in such a hypothetical match-up, while 4 percent declined to state a preference. With those options excluded, the percentage of those who said they would vote for Trump increased to 41 percent, while the percentage of those who said the same for Clinton went up to 50 percent.

In the official government tally, Clinton won 48.2 percent of the vote nationwide. Trump finished with 46.1 percent but was able to claim the presidency by winning the Electoral College.

Clinton campaign chief John Podesta said the poll results suggest dissatisfaction with the results of the 2016 election from a large number of voters.

"In 2016, I think a bunch of Americans thought to themselves “let’s just blow things up and see what happens,'” he said in an email to Hill.TV. "Now that they have actually seen what happens, they wish they could get back to the strong, steady leadership that Hillary has always provided."

The poll comes less than 50 days out from November's midterm elections, which are widely expected to be a referendum on the president's first two years in office.

Trump has stumped for a number of Republican candidates who have sought to align themselves with him, despite the president's relatively low approval ratings and high disapproval ratings.

"I think that what that poll shows is that neither one of those candidates are even within a couple of points of 50 percent," Democratic pollster Molly Murphy told Hill.TV's Joe Concha on "What America's Thinking" about the American Barometer poll.

"I think that the [44] percent or so that said they supported Hillary Clinton, that's not enough to get you reelected. I think that that's people who liked Hillary Clinton who still like her, and still would vote for her again," she continued.

A Hill.TV survey released earlier this week found that 46 percent of voters surveyed approved of Trump, while 54 percent said they disapproved of him.

The American Barometer was conducted Sept. 14-15 among 1,000 registered voters. The sampling margin of error is plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.

— Julia Manchester
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Oh, he's still going on with that? Alright, good luck I guess. Sorry about the fact that you appear to have aged 30 years between now and when you left office. It still figures, though. Of all the Presidents to break with tradition and refuse to just piss off and go away once their term(s) were concluded, of course it would be Obama that would still prance around and campaign like he still ran the show.
 
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Oh, he's still going on with that? Alright, good luck I guess. Sorry about the fact that you appear to have aged 30 years between now and when you left office. It still figures, though. Of all the Presidents to break with tradition and refuse to just piss off and go away once their term(s) were concluded, of course it would be Obama that would still prance around and campaign like he still ran the show.
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Look at the people behind him being in denying that he drove this country into a wall.
 
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Oh, he's still going on with that? Alright, good luck I guess. Sorry about the fact that you appear to have aged 30 years between now and when you left office. It still figures, though. Of all the Presidents to break with tradition and refuse to just piss off and go away once their term(s) were concluded, of course it would be Obama that would still prance around and campaign like he still ran the show.
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What Barry is doing right now is the equivalent of a frustrated, spoiled child who flips over a board game and screams, “I win!”. His party had control of the executive and legislative chambers for two full years. He very well could've accomplished the same things Trump is doing right now and prevented the bloodbath that was the 2010 midterms, but he didn't, instead he choose to shove Obamunism down everyone's throats with zero regards to it's predictably disastrous effects.
 
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