His apology was pathetic! And after he does that he goes on about how bad BC is again…...

He's locked in to attacking the Clintons on Sunday. That will be a disaster for him.

 

 

The reason this is a disaster for GOP: This is the sort of thing that gets Republican voters to stay home, not just switch at top of ballot.

— Josh Barro (@jbarro)

October 8, 2016

Former Trump campaign senior adviser compares watching the coverage tonight to watching OJ Bronco chase: horrifying but can't turn away

— Mark Halperin (@MarkHalperin)

October 8, 2016

This is true. #CNN / Dana Bash just reported that Trump had to be firmly talked to by multiple sources to grasp just how serious this was https://t.co/XCwaPaGVGo

— (((DuneMyThang™))) (@Kris_Sacrebleu)

October 8, 2016

"Mr. Trump did not recall making the comments initially, and sought assurance from aides that the story would pass" https://t.co/0nOEF24pcK

— Bradd Jaffy (@BraddJaffy)

October 8, 2016

^That about covers it, homey!

 

Trump has signposted his insanely stupid Clinton plan for Sunday. It is absolutely suicide and most of his team must know it. "Looks like the product of a plea bargain," Lawrence O'Donnell says of the video. Everyone hates it.

 

So far the unendorse count is at: Huntsman, Jason Chaffetz, Mark Kirk and... the governor of Utah whose name I can't remember.

 

Did Halperin really call in to MSNBC upset?

 

 

Mark Halperin says he has to go. Big Money backers can't take it anymore. It sounds completely hopeless.

— Alex (@aroseblush)

October 8, 2016

on @MSNBC, @markhalperin tells @Lawrence O'Donnell that a video at 11:30 on a Friday night seems like "something an Asian dictator would do"

— Mike Allen (@mikeallen)

October 8, 2016

Edited October 8, 20169 yr by Vee

On Bill Maher tonight, I think it was either James Carville or Mark Cuban that predicts that Trump might quit soon. 

 

Does anyone see that happening?

I don't. Not without a [!@#$%^&*]-ton of money.

I notice most of the people condemning him are people who have to for political reasons. 

 

I hope he doesn't drop out because Mike Pence terrifies me. 

This has been brought up. Voting has already started, ballots printed. No way can they replace him on the ballot now.

Actually, they can replace him at any point up until election day. For major party candidates, the name on the ballot is largely irrelevant. People are technically voting for the party's electors in that state, not the candidate themselves. If Trump were to step down (he must step down, the party can't rescind the nomination once it's been awarded), the RNC would choose a new nominee. They don't have to choose Pence or any of the people who were in the primaries. They can choose any registered Republican willing to do it. They could try to distance themselves from Trump by going with someone like Kasich, Romney or Jeb Bush, none of whom ever endorsed him. They would try to change the names on the ballots by election day but, if they can't, it doesn't matter. Any votes cast under Trump's name (like on absentee ballots that have already been sent out) would go to the new Republican nominee.

^That about covers it, homey!

 

Trump has signposted his insanely stupid Clinton plan for Sunday. It is absolutely suicide and most of his team must know it. "Looks like the product of a plea bargain," Lawrence O'Donnell says of the video. Everyone hates it.

 

So far the unendorse count is at: Huntsman, Jason Chaffetz, Mark Kirk and... the governor of Utah whose name I can't remember.

 

Did Halperin really call in to MSNBC upset?

 

 

Halperin called MSNBC so upset he couldn't go on? and this !@#$%^&*] still has a job there?! REALLY?!?!

I notice most of the people condemning him are people who have to for political reasons. 

 

I hope he doesn't drop out because Mike Pence terrifies me. 

This has been brought up. Voting has already started, ballots printed. No way can they replace him on the ballot now.

Actually, they can replace him at any point up until election day. For major party candidates, the name on the ballot is largely irrelevant. People are technically voting for the party's electors in that state, not the candidate themselves. If Trump were to step down (he must step down, the party can't rescind the nomination once it's been awarded), the RNC would choose a new nominee. They don't have to choose Pence or any of the people who were in the primaries. They can choose any registered Republican willing to do it. They could try to distance themselves from Trump by going with someone like Kasich, Romney or Jeb Bush, none of whom ever endorsed him. They would try to change the names on the ballots by election day but, if they can't, it doesn't matter. Any votes cast under Trump's name (like on absentee ballots that have already been sent out) would go to the new Republican nominee.

So ok what about people who still want to vote for him? Do they write in Trump or check the box off? Because many of the deplorables would still want to vote for him.

Rep @BarbaraComstock (R-VA) stmt on Trump comments ---> pic.twitter.com/NBOBJxQv1G

— Alex Moe (@AlexNBCNews)

October 8, 2016

I notice most of the people condemning him are people who have to for political reasons. 

 

I hope he doesn't drop out because Mike Pence terrifies me. 

This has been brought up. Voting has already started, ballots printed. No way can they replace him on the ballot now.

Actually, they can replace him at any point up until election day. For major party candidates, the name on the ballot is largely irrelevant. People are technically voting for the party's electors in that state, not the candidate themselves. If Trump were to step down (he must step down, the party can't rescind the nomination once it's been awarded), the RNC would choose a new nominee. They don't have to choose Pence or any of the people who were in the primaries. They can choose any registered Republican willing to do it. They could try to distance themselves from Trump by going with someone like Kasich, Romney or Jeb Bush, none of whom ever endorsed him. They would try to change the names on the ballots by election day but, if they can't, it doesn't matter. Any votes cast under Trump's name (like on absentee ballots that have already been sent out) would go to the new Republican nominee.

So ok what about people who still want to vote for him? Do they write in Trump or check the box off? Because many of the deplorables would still want to vote for him.

well voting has started. his name is on the ballots. I don't know how that goes but the party may have no choice but to keep him on the ballot. had this happened a couple months ago...sure. but now? 

LMAO CNN is a circus right now!!

When Trump and Billy go in for that hug from Ari, it's just horrifying.  I feel like I'm watching someone be molested and I can't stop it.

When Trump and Billy go in for that hug from Ari, it's just horrifying.  I feel like I'm watching someone be molested and I can't stop it.

 

Same. The full version of the video with them ogling her makes it so much worse.

I can't even imagine what Ari is going through. She gets off a bus with no idea what was said about her behind her back.