[ SECRET POST #2977 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2977 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Paul Darrow]


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[Dragon Age: Inquisition]


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(Bee and Puppycat)


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[Joan Watson, Elementary]


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(Marvel's Agents of Shield)


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[One Piece]


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[Noah Emmerich, The Americans]


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[Teen Wolf]


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Comments

Re: The political circus

[(Anonymous)]

I don't want it to be any of the Republicans, but precedent suggests it will be one of them, because their stuff is scary. Their primary base is way more right wing than even most right wing states, so that means any GOP party candidate who wants to get through the primaries has to go really right wing and looney tunes to get the nomination. That does not make for a good president. I really hope it isn't Jeb, but I think he'll be the Republican candidate in the end.

I'm hoping the Dems don't choose Hilary Clinton too. For a start I just don't like her, her style, or her whole attitude. I know I shouldn't base my preference on that, but on policies, but what can you do. I feels what I feels. I also feel that Hilary Clinton being the Dem candidate makes it a cakewalk for the Republicans. Apart from her age and her being prone to fainting spells (and perhaps worse), the Clintons are a known quantity. No way the Republican slime-machine doesn't have a nice big fat folder of stuff pre-prepared to use on her. All that stuff from the 90s that flew under the radar when Starr went off message on his puritanical witch hunt, we'll see that again. We'll have Bill's peccadilloes dragged out again, we'll have god knows what else since. She's a sitting duck if she runs. The Dems need another relatively unknown candidate, one that the GOP doesn't have a solid dirt-file lock on yet.

Re: The political circus

[dethtoll]

I agree with your second paragraph, but I'm not so sure about your first. Last time, Romney was the least offensive candidate they could come up with (which is pretty sad) if you compare him to the likes of Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum.

Re: The political circus

[(Anonymous)]

Technically, Herman Cain was probably a fraction less offensive than Mitt Romney, but he wasn't serious.

Re: The political circus

[(Anonymous)]

If we're going to talk about people who had 0% chance of getting the primary, John Huntsman was probably the least offensive.

Of course, Icey's love of him notwithstanding, he had no chance, as he was actually willing to compromise with Democrats on important issues and therefore basically had no place in the modern Republican party.

Re: The political circus

[(Anonymous)]

Better get used to it, because it's going to be Hillary, unless she dies, has a debilitating injury, or converts to Islam.

I don't think it's going to be as easy as all that, either. Because the sword of familiarity cuts both ways - there's a lot of hate, but a lot of it people have heard before. And if they've decided they're OK with Clinton, it's unlikely to change their minds now.