Dan Calabrese
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The Democrats have no rules, but there's always a way
All together: What's wrong with the other half?
That's one heck of a bad weekend . . . for an extraordinarily bad candidate
The captives were then rescued by British and US special forces
"I can see what a naked-eye media pundit cannot. There is something seriously wrong with Mrs. Clinton."
Tim Kaine's deception is so shameless, you can't help but suspect he's been hanging around with the Clintons
And now that it's failed, the bluffers don't know how to back away from their foolishness
Far from a "minor" scandal, they demonstrate both her dishonesty and her incompetence . . . and thus her unfitness for the presidency
Racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, etc.
Meanwhile, is a 69-year-old woman who can't remain standing at a reasonably lengthy event on a mild day healthy enough to be president?
Shrill
It's the only way to explain his behavior.
Even though they understand perfectly well what he means
"Any nation who shares in this goal will be our friend in this conflict."
Patriots!
Rules and more rules
The all-purpose fallback
The smart money might be on both
Unhinged: A "journalist" who claims he can discern meanings other than those suggested by a man's words has essentially turned his own imagination into his primary source
Dems' response: Russians!
Quitting the EU gets rid of a lot of bureaucrats, and not much else
And almost all of it is coming from former Hillary supporters who are reconsidering.
And remember: Donald Trump vows to toss out this agreement. Hillary vows to keep it. Vote wisely, America
Subtlety is his thing but not theirs, apparently
Alternate headline: Something remains very wrong with 41 percent of America
The FBI found them, and they're not about yoga routines
Including: Making insurers help pay the costs of other insurers' high-cost policyholders
Yes, it's a fair point, although there are better reasons not to re-elect him.
The nation's fiscal house is collapsing, but we're talking about this crap
That's a 35 percent increase, and it brings debt held by the public to the highest share of GDP since 1952