2016 US Presidential Elections

[Rowdy]

Investment will come to India if we do well and straighten up the rules. Republicans will be dominated by evangelist lobby, so they would have other pressure as well.

I do not think US foreign policies change abruptly with change of govt. So, it would be the same. Hillary will just screw up US a little bit more and would be fun to watch.

kay sera sera .............................
feminazis are orgasming ... along with the LGBT ****....let us see the outcomes.

 

[Rowdy]

Investment will come to India if we do well and straighten up the rules. Republicans will be dominated by evangelist lobby, so they would have other pressure as well.

I do not think US foreign policies change abruptly with change of govt. So, it would be the same. Hillary will just screw up US a little bit more and would be fun to watch.

This is what the progressives push in the USA
Cuckolding Fetishist Writing Nickelodeon Children's Shows

May 17, 2015

Fetishized fun for children? – Nickelodeon director carries fantasies into kid’s show

Some internet goers have made a startling discovery about a Nickelodeon kid’s show writer. It concerns “Bella and The Bulldogs”, a Nickelodeon show about Texas cheerleader Bella Dawson’s life as it takes an unexpected twist when she is recruited to become the new quarterback for her high school team.



So far so good? Well, the show centres around Bella, who is the archetypical strong white woman who gets what she wants, Newt, a short white boy who has a hard time standing up for himself and Troy Dixon, a black, popular and good-looking athlete. Bella was in a relationship with a white boy, Kyle, until he moved away, but soon, Bella and Troy initiate a short relationship.



Nothing strange about this right? Well it just so happens that the writer Jonathan Butler is known for the dramatic feature “The Cuckold”, a film about the sexual fetish of Cuckolding, in which an individual, called “a cuckold” is complicit in his (or her) partner's sexual "infidelity" and takes masochistic sexual pleasure in it. The fetish is usually associated with interracial sex, wherein a white man allows a black man to have sex with his wife and gains sexual pleasure from this.

So what if the writer has done adult content before doing a kids show? Well think about it, the Bella and the Bulldogs storyline is suspiciously congruent with the cuckolding fantasy which the director so vividly portrayed in his earlier work "The Cuckold". There’s the racial aspect, in which a black boy takes the white girl from the white boy, and there’s also the dichotomy between the white male being portrayed as a beta male and the black boy being portrayed as the strong, sexually dominant Alpha.



Not convinced yet that Butler has left traces of his own cuckolding fantasies in the kid’s show? Well take a look at the name of the show: “Bella and The Bulldogs”. I forgive you if you don't find anything weird about it, but Bull is actually a term used in the cuckolding community to describe the sexually dominant man who cuckolds the husbands while servicing their wives.The evidence is truly stacking up that Butler's involvement in the show has left its fetishcist traces.

Racial "love-jihad"
@Mad Indian

 

[Sakal Gharelu Ustad]

This is what the progressives push in the USA
Cuckolding Fetishist Writing Nickelodeon Children's Shows

May 17, 2015

Fetishized fun for children? – Nickelodeon director carries fantasies into kid’s show

Some internet goers have made a startling discovery about a Nickelodeon kid’s show writer. It concerns “Bella and The Bulldogs”, a Nickelodeon show about Texas cheerleader Bella Dawson’s life as it takes an unexpected twist when she is recruited to become the new quarterback for her high school team.



So far so good? Well, the show centres around Bella, who is the archetypical strong white woman who gets what she wants, Newt, a short white boy who has a hard time standing up for himself and Troy Dixon, a black, popular and good-looking athlete. Bella was in a relationship with a white boy, Kyle, until he moved away, but soon, Bella and Troy initiate a short relationship.



Nothing strange about this right? Well it just so happens that the writer Jonathan Butler is known for the dramatic feature “The Cuckold”, a film about the sexual fetish of Cuckolding, in which an individual, called “a cuckold” is complicit in his (or her) partner's sexual "infidelity" and takes masochistic sexual pleasure in it. The fetish is usually associated with interracial sex, wherein a white man allows a black man to have sex with his wife and gains sexual pleasure from this.

So what if the writer has done adult content before doing a kids show? Well think about it, the Bella and the Bulldogs storyline is suspiciously congruent with the cuckolding fantasy which the director so vividly portrayed in his earlier work "The Cuckold". There’s the racial aspect, in which a black boy takes the white girl from the white boy, and there’s also the dichotomy between the white male being portrayed as a beta male and the black boy being portrayed as the strong, sexually dominant Alpha.



Not convinced yet that Butler has left traces of his own cuckolding fantasies in the kid’s show? Well take a look at the name of the show: “Bella and The Bulldogs”. I forgive you if you don't find anything weird about it, but Bull is actually a term used in the cuckolding community to describe the sexually dominant man who cuckolds the husbands while servicing their wives.The evidence is truly stacking up that Butler's involvement in the show has left its fetishcist traces.

Racial "love-jihad"
@Mad Indian

haha. That was a fun read! US is on path of no return.

 

[Sakal Gharelu Ustad]

This is what the progressives push in the USA
Cuckolding Fetishist Writing Nickelodeon Children's Shows

May 17, 2015

Fetishized fun for children? – Nickelodeon director carries fantasies into kid’s show

Some internet goers have made a startling discovery about a Nickelodeon kid’s show writer. It concerns “Bella and The Bulldogs”, a Nickelodeon show about Texas cheerleader Bella Dawson’s life as it takes an unexpected twist when she is recruited to become the new quarterback for her high school team.



So far so good? Well, the show centres around Bella, who is the archetypical strong white woman who gets what she wants, Newt, a short white boy who has a hard time standing up for himself and Troy Dixon, a black, popular and good-looking athlete. Bella was in a relationship with a white boy, Kyle, until he moved away, but soon, Bella and Troy initiate a short relationship.



Nothing strange about this right? Well it just so happens that the writer Jonathan Butler is known for the dramatic feature “The Cuckold”, a film about the sexual fetish of Cuckolding, in which an individual, called “a cuckold” is complicit in his (or her) partner's sexual "infidelity" and takes masochistic sexual pleasure in it. The fetish is usually associated with interracial sex, wherein a white man allows a black man to have sex with his wife and gains sexual pleasure from this.

So what if the writer has done adult content before doing a kids show? Well think about it, the Bella and the Bulldogs storyline is suspiciously congruent with the cuckolding fantasy which the director so vividly portrayed in his earlier work "The Cuckold". There’s the racial aspect, in which a black boy takes the white girl from the white boy, and there’s also the dichotomy between the white male being portrayed as a beta male and the black boy being portrayed as the strong, sexually dominant Alpha.



Not convinced yet that Butler has left traces of his own cuckolding fantasies in the kid’s show? Well take a look at the name of the show: “Bella and The Bulldogs”. I forgive you if you don't find anything weird about it, but Bull is actually a term used in the cuckolding community to describe the sexually dominant man who cuckolds the husbands while servicing their wives.The evidence is truly stacking up that Butler's involvement in the show has left its fetishcist traces.

Racial "love-jihad"
@Mad Indian

Europe is still the winner! Europe is still the winner! Europe is still the winner!

 

[Rowdy]

Europe is still the winner! Europe is still the winner! Europe is still the winner!

Ohh God MY EYES MY EYES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Kurwa

 

[Rowdy]

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[nrupatunga]

What about joe biden?? Isn't he standing??

Looks like no serious competition for hillary in democratic party

 

[Liberty_and_Freedom]

Hitlery Coontoon needs a good campaign manager like her, then she'll definitely win.

 

[Rowdy]

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Yaaar apne time pe maal thi ..... Monica darling.
Now she is fat.

 

[Rowdy]

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[AirforcePilot]

The whole Clinton family are dishonest and liars. Hillary would be worse than Obama if she is elected..

 

[Rowdy]

The whole Clinton family are dishonest and liars. Hillary would be worse than Obama if she is elected..

Meh........... the problem is, republicans, to please their far right vote-bank are alienating chinese and indian americans....... a vote bank that agrees with their economic agenda.............the demographic changes towards lazy and incompetent (as a whole) latinos/mexicans etc will make life tough for the republicans. Add to that moron women who will vote for her because yay gurrrrllll power.

 

[Rowdy]

The whole Clinton family are dishonest and liars. Hillary would be worse than Obama if she is elected..

As I had said earlier
For the First Time Ever, Social Conservatives No Longer Outnumber Social Liberals in America

What's interesting about this is that the change is due almost entirely to Democrats and Democratic leaners. Since 1999, that group has gone from 35 percent socially liberal to 53 percent, and from 20 percent socially conservative to 14 percent conservative.

Republicans and Republican leaners, by contrast, have barely budged. In the 2015 polling there's a slight dip in conservative ID and a slight spike in moderate ID, but it's probably just noise. Generally speaking, the lines are pretty flat over the past couple of decades.

So why have Democrats changed so much? Perhaps it's the impact of Millennials. Perhaps it's the impact of gay marriage, which Democrats have been far more willing to accept than Republicans. Maybe MSNBC and liberal blogs have had a bigger impact than I would have guessed. I'm not sure. But the increase has been steady enough that it can't be blamed on any specific event, like the Bush presidency or the financial crisis.

In any case, this really is a milestone. For a long time, one of the rocks of political analysis in America has been the simple fact that conservatives outnumber liberals. That's been true since at least the 60s, and probably for the entire postwar period—and it's been a perpetual millstone around Democratic necks. They couldn't win national elections just by getting the liberal vote and a little bit of the center-right vote. They had to get a lot of the center-right vote.

But it now looks like that era is coming to an end. With social issues increasingly defining politics, a social liberal is, for all practical purposes, just a plain old liberal—and the trend of increasing liberal ID is already underway. It's still got a ways to go, but the liberal-conservative gap is definitely closing. This probably goes a long way toward explaining why Hillary Clinton and other Democrats seem much more willing to move left than in the past. It's because they no longer think they have to capture a huge chunk of the moderate vote to win. They still need some moderates in their camp, but they no longer need to capture two-thirds or more of them. Like Republicans, they can make do with half or even a bit less.

UPDATE: The headline initially just said "liberal" and "conservative" without mentioning that it was about social liberals and conservatives. Too much shorthand. Sorry about that. I've changed the headline and a few words of the text to make everything clear.

 

[Rowdy]

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[PredictablyMalicious]

He is also trying to be more white.

http://www.theroot.com/blogs/the_gr...ana_governor_bobby_jindal_as_a_white_man.html
He needs to learn the art of silence.
He will be seen as weak and Pathetic.
His state is nearing bankrupcy as oil revenues are collapsing. He made cuts to education .

This guy is a grade A clown and a contemptible fool.

 

[Rowdy]

@Rashna
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[Rashna]

Accents can change depending on what you hear every day. I think towards becoming more easy to understand people tend to lose their accent.

@Rashna
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[Rowdy]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/08/us-usa-election-republicans-putin-idUSKBN0OO0B520150608
With eye on U.S. election, Republicans assail Russia's Putin

Something about Vladimir Putin makes Republicans in the U.S. presidential race see red.

The Russian president has emerged as a symbol for what they view as President Barack Obama's weak foreign policy, and an easy route for criticizing his former secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, the Democrats' likely choice for the November 2016 election.

With his bare-chested swagger and wily geopolitical moves, Putin is an easy target, the man whose aggression against Ukraine and annexation of Crimea have revived Cold War tensions that Republicans credit their hero, President Ronald Reagan, with having ended in the 1980s.

"What Putin is trying to do is market the strongman concept," Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham, a U.S. senator from South Carolina, told Reuters. "He has a brand and his brand is to be in your face and say, 'We're not going to be pushed around by the West.'"

No leader abroad draws more Republican criticism than Putin does. The candidates' message is clear: If any of them are elected president, U.S. relations with Russia will turn even more negative.

"I think it will resonate with Republican voters," said David Yepsen, director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University. "There's real concern about what Putin is really up to."

It helps them that the 62-year-old former KGB officer is deeply unpopular in the United States. A survey by the non-partisan Pew Research Center in February said Putin was viewed unfavorably by 70 percent of Americans.

Foreign policy does not always figure prominently in U.S. presidential elections. The quadrennial vote often hinges on the health of the U.S. economy. Republicans this time have seized on the daily drumbeat of news around the world: Islamic State beheadings in the Middle East, Chinese claims to disputed waters, Russia flexing its muscles.

Given the turbulent state of affairs, Republicans believe the "Putin as boogeyman" theme serves well as a way to rally the party's base of supporters.

In Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin could take the heat so long as the criticism did not go "beyond the limits of what is reasonable, if it's not an insult."


"Unfortunately, for probably the whole of modern history we have seen bilateral Russian-American relations being made a sacrifice on the altar of the election campaign, and being used as one of the tools of the campaign," Peskov said.

'TWITCH A LITTLE'

Jeb Bush, soon to announce his presidential campaign, says he would like to make Putin "twitch a little." He will reinforce his message of a more strident foreign policy toward Russia on a trip this week to Germany, Poland and Estonia.

Another candidate, former Hewlett-Packard Co Chief Executive Carly Fiorina, calls Putin a "bad dude." She boasts of having sat face-to-face with Putin in 2001 to bolster her claim to having foreign policy chops.


Putin was the only leader outside the United States that former Texas Governor Rick Perry mentioned in his presidential candidacy announcement speech on Thursday.

"Vladimir Putin uses energy to hold our allies hostage," he said. "If energy is going to be used as a weapon, I say America must have the largest arsenal."

Republicans link their criticism of Putin to the foreign policy record of Clinton, who as the chief U.S. diplomat carried out Obama's "reset" in relations with Moscow in 2009, soon after Obama succeeded George W. Bush as president. They say Obama and Clinton eased up on Putin when they should have applied more pressure.

"She’s the one that literally brought the reset button to the Kremlin,” Perry said in April.

Republican candidates generally favor increasing economic sanctions on Russia, sending arms and economic aid to Ukraine, boosting NATO defenses, especially in Poland and the Baltics, and increasing U.S. exports of natural gas to ease European dependence on Russian gas.


Obama has imposed a series of sanctions on Moscow in coordination with European allies, but he has stopped short of massive retaliation out of respect for European concerns that being too tough could trigger Putin's retaliation.

Relations with Russia were strained under President Bush, but Putin's actions and the reactions of Obama and Europe have brought about the worst East-West tensions since the Cold War. Nothing has worked to dissuade Putin, who seems indifferent, bemused and perhaps even politically invigorated by the denunciation from the West.

"The president is afraid of provoking Vladimir Putin," Senator John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, told Reuters. "Vladimir Putin is on the move because he has paid no price for his aggression."

Campaign foreign policy advisers say Putin is singled out as a way of separating him from the Russian people, who may or may not share their leader's world view.

"It is better to tactically single him out than to blame 'nasty Russian policy,'" said John Herbst, a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine who informally advises Republican candidates. "That way you don't have to alienate the whole country."
Michael McFaul, who was Obama's first-term U.S. ambassador to Russia, said the Republican argument is faulty in that the reset led to some tangible benefits: A new nuclear arms control treaty, sanctions on Iran, the opening of supply routes for U.S. forces in Afghanistan.

Having said that, however, he said that singling out Putin for criticism is justified because Russia took its aggressive turn when Putin returned as president in 2012, succeeding Dmitry Medvedev.

"We had a period of cooperation with the Russians several years ago," McFaul said. "We're now in arguably one of the most confrontational periods we've been in since deep in the Cold War."

 

[Rowdy]

Republicans lose before starting

@argumentum @AirforcePilot

 

[argumentum]

Republicans lose before starting

@argumentum @AirforcePilot

All this shows is that our demographics are becoming less white, and that the percentage of non-whites who vote republican is rising (+ ~300%) vs those who vote democrat (+ ~200%).

Both trends will continue, and I believe the latter trend of non-whites increasingly voting republican will accelerate as (if?) the democrats move further to the left.

The assumption that non-whites are forever tethered to the left is false. Many are realizing that leftist policies hurt more than help their chances of rising in society.

America is a center-right country of immigrants. Always has been, always will be.