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«Nous avons la responsabilité de dire clairement et directement ce qui se passe dans notre pays. Car ce qui se passe est un vaste effort pour priver de leurs pouvoirs et de leurs droits les gens de couleur, les pauvres et les jeunes.»
- Hillary Clinton, promettant de combattre les lois promulguées par des gouverneurs républicains pour restreindre le droit de vote et appelant à l’inscription automatique de tous les citoyens à l’âge de 18 ans sur les listes électorales lors d’un discours à Houston, au Texas.
Auteur : Richard Hétu de la Presse de Montreal
http://blogues.lapresse.ca/hetu/2015/06/04/la-citation-du-jour-445/
«Nous avons la responsabilité de dire clairement et directement ce qui se passe dans notre pays. Car ce qui se passe est un vaste effort pour priver de leurs pouvoirs et de leurs droits les gens de couleur, les pauvres et les jeunes.»
- Hillary Clinton, promettant de combattre les lois promulguées par des gouverneurs républicains pour restreindre le droit de vote et appelant à l’inscription automatique de tous les citoyens à l’âge de 18 ans sur les listes électorales lors d’un discours à Houston, au Texas.
Auteur : Richard Hétu de la Presse de Montreal
http://blogues.lapresse.ca/hetu/2015/06/04/la-citation-du-jour-445/
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
MARC;
C'est plus complique que ca.Les REPUBLICAINS s'ils n'usaient pas d'impediments pour barrer la route a certains voteurs disparaitraient comme les WHIGS d'avant la guerre civile americaine.
Il est devenu presque impossible pour les REPUBLICAINS de gagner les elections presidentielles.
Les DEMOCRATES ont gagne 4 des 6 presidentielles et l'on sait que BUSH fils n'avait pas vraiment gagne l'election de 2000.
C'etait une election qui lui avit ete delivre par la COUR SUPREME et son FRERE CADET ,JEB BUSH.
Les REPUBLIQUAINS n'essaient pas de denier le vote seulement aux pauvres ,ils veulent compliquer l'acces aux ballots par les ETUDIANTS.
Dans les ETATS qu'ils controllent ,un JEUNE n'est pas automatiquement enregistre quand il tourne 18 ANS et il ne peut pas voter dans une ville ou un ETAT ,ou il etudie.
Ce combat qu'entreprend HILLARY CLINTON la rend plus populaire dans le PARTI DEMOCRATE.
C'est aussi un combat que les REPUBLIQUAINS ne peuvent pas perdre.
S'ils perdent ;ils sont foutus;ils disparaitront.
C'est plus complique que ca.Les REPUBLICAINS s'ils n'usaient pas d'impediments pour barrer la route a certains voteurs disparaitraient comme les WHIGS d'avant la guerre civile americaine.
Il est devenu presque impossible pour les REPUBLICAINS de gagner les elections presidentielles.
Les DEMOCRATES ont gagne 4 des 6 presidentielles et l'on sait que BUSH fils n'avait pas vraiment gagne l'election de 2000.
C'etait une election qui lui avit ete delivre par la COUR SUPREME et son FRERE CADET ,JEB BUSH.
Les REPUBLIQUAINS n'essaient pas de denier le vote seulement aux pauvres ,ils veulent compliquer l'acces aux ballots par les ETUDIANTS.
Dans les ETATS qu'ils controllent ,un JEUNE n'est pas automatiquement enregistre quand il tourne 18 ANS et il ne peut pas voter dans une ville ou un ETAT ,ou il etudie.
Ce combat qu'entreprend HILLARY CLINTON la rend plus populaire dans le PARTI DEMOCRATE.
C'est aussi un combat que les REPUBLIQUAINS ne peuvent pas perdre.
S'ils perdent ;ils sont foutus;ils disparaitront.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Joel
Elle ne devrait pas seulement chercher leurs votes mais aussi et surtout elle doit combattre la pauvreté.
Elle ne devrait pas seulement chercher leurs votes mais aussi et surtout elle doit combattre la pauvreté.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Si les ETATS UNIS ne commencent pas a addresser ce probleme;ils seront depasses plus tot que plus tard par la CHINE comme puissance dominante.
Les CHINOIS ont une obsession dans le developpement d'une large classe moyenne.
Les REPUBLICAINS doivent etre mis a cote ,au prealable.
Ces IDIOTS dans le SUD ,votent REPUBLICAINS contre leurs interests.
L'oligarchie WALL STREET et "BIG OIL" comptent l'argent dans le noir alors que ces IMBECILES parce qu'ils sont obsedes par les 3 G "GOD,GAYS and GUNS" continuent de voter REPUBLICAIN.
La base DEMOCRATE est determinee cette fois ci que le prochain candidat DEMOCRATE et potential PRESIDENT ,addresse la question de la PAUVRETE.
Les CHINOIS ont une obsession dans le developpement d'une large classe moyenne.
Les REPUBLICAINS doivent etre mis a cote ,au prealable.
Ces IDIOTS dans le SUD ,votent REPUBLICAINS contre leurs interests.
L'oligarchie WALL STREET et "BIG OIL" comptent l'argent dans le noir alors que ces IMBECILES parce qu'ils sont obsedes par les 3 G "GOD,GAYS and GUNS" continuent de voter REPUBLICAIN.
La base DEMOCRATE est determinee cette fois ci que le prochain candidat DEMOCRATE et potential PRESIDENT ,addresse la question de la PAUVRETE.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Je suis tombé sur cet article dans Newsweek (Canada) qui parle justement de l'absence d'un débat d'idées chez les républicains. Est-ce qu'on peut s'attendre à l'avènement d'un troisième candidat aux élections présidentielles américaines?
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http://www.newsweek.com/obamas-invasion-texas-when-partisanship-becomes-extreme-sport-330947
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Obama’s Invasion of Texas: When Partisanship Becomes an Extreme Sport
By Kurt Eichenwald / May 12, 2015 10:32 AM EDT
There was a time in modern history when the GOP was a party of ideas—agree with them or not, its leaders were dominated by smart people who assembled ideologically consistent policies based on facts, statistics and history. But, as Bruce Bartlett, a former senior policy analyst for Ronald Reagan, recently said, “Now it’s the party of crazy people, ignorant Tea Party people—people who know nothing and are proud of it.”
Look at the lunacies from the last few years: President Barack Obama is a Muslim; Obama was taught to hate America by his Christian minister (don’t try to reconcile those first two); Obama engineered Hurricane Sandy with a secret military radio-wave system; Obama ordered $1 billion worth of coffins for federal detention camps; Obama faked the assassination of Osama bin Laden; the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a “false flag” operation so Obama could take Americans’ guns; Obama told Nigeria that the United States wouldn’t help it fight terrorists until its government recognized gay marriage; Obama is arranging a deal with Iran and ISIS for them to launch a nuclear attack on America so he can obtain a third term... The list of the irrational and illogical just grows and grows.
But the real danger is not that swaths of Republican voters babble nonsense that would make an eighth-grader roll his eyes. Instead, it is that policy discussions frequently jump the track when GOP leaders treat the tinfoil hatters’ latest obsession as worth anything other than derision. Whether these officials are demagogues seeking votes from the unhinged or—the more frightening possibility—believers of this toxic flapdoodle, the result is the same: Cradling the crazy has made many GOP politicians midwives to madness.
The latest conspiracy theory emerged in the past few weeks, and it is so bizarre that it finally forced some Republican officials to proclaim that the party’s paranoia must end.
Here it is: The federal government is preparing a military takeover of Texas using secret tunnels built under closed Wal-Mart stores so troops can move silently about the state. Take a moment to digest that. The Obama administration is sending American forces into Texas to...ummm...I dunno. Take control of NASA? (Nah, feds own that.) Seize Lackland Air Force Base or Fort Hood or Naval Air Station Kingsville? (No, they run those too, along with 28 other military installations in the state.) Overthrow the Legislature and the governor? (That would require dismantling Congress and seizing the Supreme Court, since a Texas takeover would be unconstitutional.) Wait! That’s it! Obama is going to seize control of Texas for some incomprehensible reason and then launch national martial law!
Like many modern conspiracy theories, this one started on the outer fringes of the Internet, where a small truth was transmogrified into a nightmare. The real part: The military is running a multistate training exercise, from July 15 through September 15, called Jade Helm 15. The training will primarily take place in Texas because the state has lots of undeveloped land as well as access to towns. The states selected were chosen because their terrain is similar to what soldiers might face overseas.
The nutso websites seized on a public document about the exercise (because, of course, all massive conspiracies are written up in public documents) and went nutso-er after seeing that the states where the military would be pretending to confront enemies were labeled as enemy territory. So, they decided, this plan was a cover for a dastardly plot to kidnap and kill Americans on the government’s top-secret “red list” of conservatives targeted for assassination, impose martial law, seize Americans’ guns and imprison political dissidents. And, of course, occupy Wal-Marts.
No rational person could take any of this seriously, right? So ha-ha-ha! Let’s join our elected representatives in a good laugh about the loony.
Except...Texas Governor Greg Abbott asked the Texas State Guard to keep an eye out for this possible takeover. Senator Ted Cruz, a GOP presidential candidate who in this one act showed himself unfit for the White House, questioned the Pentagon about it—and then said citizens had reason to distrust the government. Another presidential candidate and senator, Rand Paul, assured supporters he will look into the matter. Reporters asked the White House and defense secretary about it. (Journalists should get serious about their jobs or resign.) U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) proclaimed that the military has to prove it is not “practicing war against its own states,” and agreed there was reason to be suspicious. Other Republican politicians have responded with variations of “Well, I can see why people would want to question the civilian leadership.”
In other words, this isn’t funny. When politicians are stupid or conniving or cowardly enough to leave large parts of the populace quaking in fear over ideas that make the United States a global laughingstock, they have surrendered any right to be treated with respect. So it’s time for all rational people—Republicans, Democrats, Independents—to get in the faces of demagogues like Cruz and Abbott and scream, “Enough!”
While it has grown far worse in recent years, kowtowing to craziness started decades ago, during the presidency of Bill Clinton. For some reason, at that point the Republicans dropped the idea of debating policy differences and instead veered into the world of purely personal attacks on political opponents based on conspiracy theories. Did you know Clinton murdered up to 50 people? Including teenagers he arranged to have hit by a train? That he aided Latin American drug cartels? That he murdered the White House deputy counsel at a love nest the lawyer shared with first lady Hillary Clinton, and then covered it up by making it seem as if it were a suicide? That, to hide other crimes, he had someone shoot Commerce Secretary Ron Brown in the head and then crashed a plane loaded with him and 33 other people in Croatia? (Seems like shooting Brown in the head would be enough to kill him, but I guess you can’t be too careful.)
The Clinton presidency was subjected to a relentless series of investigations by a Republican Congress and independent counsels into such nonsense. Of course, finally something emerged: Clinton had lied about engaging in an extramarital sexual liaison with an intern rather than admitting to cheating on his wife. The GOP that controlled the House impeached him for it, knowing full well that, despite all the attention and time spent on the case, Clinton would never be removed from office by a Democratic Senate.
At the same time, a group called Al-Qaeda that was unknown to most Americans blew up U.S. embassies in East Africa; Clinton responded with a weak attempt to take out its leader, Osama bin Laden. Republicans condemned him—not for failing to hit back harder but for trying to move attention away from the all-important “sex with an intern” case. And when Saddam Hussein threw weapons inspectors out of Iraq in 1998, Clinton responded by shooting missiles at him. Once again, Republicans accused the president of trying to change the subject from the all-important congressional investigation of illicit oral sex. Government, in other words, stopped functioning as events festered that would lead to two wars within three years, killing thousands of American troops.
The government of the United States is not a trifle. It is not some shiny object to dangle in front of the infantile in hopes of gaining power. But government has been allowed to become a joke as Republican politicians not only treat lunacy imagined by their supporters with respect but also generate wacky falsehoods on their own.
For example, because of politician-generated conspiracy theories, untold numbers of elderly people in the past few years have unnecessarily died in unspeakable circumstances, with intubation tubes slid down their throats as their ribs are broken during pointless CPRs. These senior citizens might have chosen otherwise if Medicare paid for end-of-life counseling; with that, doctors could spend the enormous amounts of time required to teach the aged about the options available for them as they near death, then provide instructions on how to prepare the proper forms to make sure they are treated the way they wish during their final days or hours.
But Sarah Palin and a bunch of other Republicans—either out of ignorance or evil—declared this completely benign idea supported by geriatricians as being about the creation of “death panels.” Why? Because it was a feature of Obamacare. Palin and other like-minded mindless politicians proclaimed that end-of-life counseling was a plot for government-planned murder, where bureaucrats would decide who lived or died. The idea was ludicrous on its face, but no matter; the conspiracy-obsessed lapped it up. This fantasy vomited up by a bunch of conniving politicians in their rabid attempt to kill Obamacare instead just killed end-of-life counseling. And, as a result, I watched a World War II veteran approach death with a series of horrors inflicted on him—no one told him how to properly fill out the forms required to avoid the intubation and violent resuscitations he didn’t want. No doubt, Palin and her compatriots are responsible for that gruesome passing of an American hero.
So, Republicans: You want to attack Obama’s policies? Go for it, but base the denunciations on realities, not boogeyman conspiracy theories. Go back to being a party of ideas. Stop sucking up to lunatics; when they scream about things like martial law and birth certificates and detention camps and false flag operations and secret tunnels under Wal-Mart, assuage their fears by telling them that they’re wrong. Don’t deny it with winks and nods that suggest, well, maybe they’re right. Stop the craziness. You have hurt enough people by indulging it.
And if you don’t have the courage or the decency to see the damage caused by this kind of psychotic partisanship, then I hope the next person who suffers the consequences of GOP conspiracy theories isn’t a stranger. Instead, I hope it is you or one of your loved ones. Maybe then you will learn that governance is not a game where the irrational and the paranoid dictate the rules.
Voici le lien.
http://www.newsweek.com/obamas-invasion-texas-when-partisanship-becomes-extreme-sport-330947
Voici l'article au cas où le lien est inaccessible.
Obama’s Invasion of Texas: When Partisanship Becomes an Extreme Sport
By Kurt Eichenwald / May 12, 2015 10:32 AM EDT
There was a time in modern history when the GOP was a party of ideas—agree with them or not, its leaders were dominated by smart people who assembled ideologically consistent policies based on facts, statistics and history. But, as Bruce Bartlett, a former senior policy analyst for Ronald Reagan, recently said, “Now it’s the party of crazy people, ignorant Tea Party people—people who know nothing and are proud of it.”
Look at the lunacies from the last few years: President Barack Obama is a Muslim; Obama was taught to hate America by his Christian minister (don’t try to reconcile those first two); Obama engineered Hurricane Sandy with a secret military radio-wave system; Obama ordered $1 billion worth of coffins for federal detention camps; Obama faked the assassination of Osama bin Laden; the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School was a “false flag” operation so Obama could take Americans’ guns; Obama told Nigeria that the United States wouldn’t help it fight terrorists until its government recognized gay marriage; Obama is arranging a deal with Iran and ISIS for them to launch a nuclear attack on America so he can obtain a third term... The list of the irrational and illogical just grows and grows.
But the real danger is not that swaths of Republican voters babble nonsense that would make an eighth-grader roll his eyes. Instead, it is that policy discussions frequently jump the track when GOP leaders treat the tinfoil hatters’ latest obsession as worth anything other than derision. Whether these officials are demagogues seeking votes from the unhinged or—the more frightening possibility—believers of this toxic flapdoodle, the result is the same: Cradling the crazy has made many GOP politicians midwives to madness.
The latest conspiracy theory emerged in the past few weeks, and it is so bizarre that it finally forced some Republican officials to proclaim that the party’s paranoia must end.
Here it is: The federal government is preparing a military takeover of Texas using secret tunnels built under closed Wal-Mart stores so troops can move silently about the state. Take a moment to digest that. The Obama administration is sending American forces into Texas to...ummm...I dunno. Take control of NASA? (Nah, feds own that.) Seize Lackland Air Force Base or Fort Hood or Naval Air Station Kingsville? (No, they run those too, along with 28 other military installations in the state.) Overthrow the Legislature and the governor? (That would require dismantling Congress and seizing the Supreme Court, since a Texas takeover would be unconstitutional.) Wait! That’s it! Obama is going to seize control of Texas for some incomprehensible reason and then launch national martial law!
Like many modern conspiracy theories, this one started on the outer fringes of the Internet, where a small truth was transmogrified into a nightmare. The real part: The military is running a multistate training exercise, from July 15 through September 15, called Jade Helm 15. The training will primarily take place in Texas because the state has lots of undeveloped land as well as access to towns. The states selected were chosen because their terrain is similar to what soldiers might face overseas.
The nutso websites seized on a public document about the exercise (because, of course, all massive conspiracies are written up in public documents) and went nutso-er after seeing that the states where the military would be pretending to confront enemies were labeled as enemy territory. So, they decided, this plan was a cover for a dastardly plot to kidnap and kill Americans on the government’s top-secret “red list” of conservatives targeted for assassination, impose martial law, seize Americans’ guns and imprison political dissidents. And, of course, occupy Wal-Marts.
No rational person could take any of this seriously, right? So ha-ha-ha! Let’s join our elected representatives in a good laugh about the loony.
Except...Texas Governor Greg Abbott asked the Texas State Guard to keep an eye out for this possible takeover. Senator Ted Cruz, a GOP presidential candidate who in this one act showed himself unfit for the White House, questioned the Pentagon about it—and then said citizens had reason to distrust the government. Another presidential candidate and senator, Rand Paul, assured supporters he will look into the matter. Reporters asked the White House and defense secretary about it. (Journalists should get serious about their jobs or resign.) U.S. Representative Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) proclaimed that the military has to prove it is not “practicing war against its own states,” and agreed there was reason to be suspicious. Other Republican politicians have responded with variations of “Well, I can see why people would want to question the civilian leadership.”
In other words, this isn’t funny. When politicians are stupid or conniving or cowardly enough to leave large parts of the populace quaking in fear over ideas that make the United States a global laughingstock, they have surrendered any right to be treated with respect. So it’s time for all rational people—Republicans, Democrats, Independents—to get in the faces of demagogues like Cruz and Abbott and scream, “Enough!”
While it has grown far worse in recent years, kowtowing to craziness started decades ago, during the presidency of Bill Clinton. For some reason, at that point the Republicans dropped the idea of debating policy differences and instead veered into the world of purely personal attacks on political opponents based on conspiracy theories. Did you know Clinton murdered up to 50 people? Including teenagers he arranged to have hit by a train? That he aided Latin American drug cartels? That he murdered the White House deputy counsel at a love nest the lawyer shared with first lady Hillary Clinton, and then covered it up by making it seem as if it were a suicide? That, to hide other crimes, he had someone shoot Commerce Secretary Ron Brown in the head and then crashed a plane loaded with him and 33 other people in Croatia? (Seems like shooting Brown in the head would be enough to kill him, but I guess you can’t be too careful.)
The Clinton presidency was subjected to a relentless series of investigations by a Republican Congress and independent counsels into such nonsense. Of course, finally something emerged: Clinton had lied about engaging in an extramarital sexual liaison with an intern rather than admitting to cheating on his wife. The GOP that controlled the House impeached him for it, knowing full well that, despite all the attention and time spent on the case, Clinton would never be removed from office by a Democratic Senate.
At the same time, a group called Al-Qaeda that was unknown to most Americans blew up U.S. embassies in East Africa; Clinton responded with a weak attempt to take out its leader, Osama bin Laden. Republicans condemned him—not for failing to hit back harder but for trying to move attention away from the all-important “sex with an intern” case. And when Saddam Hussein threw weapons inspectors out of Iraq in 1998, Clinton responded by shooting missiles at him. Once again, Republicans accused the president of trying to change the subject from the all-important congressional investigation of illicit oral sex. Government, in other words, stopped functioning as events festered that would lead to two wars within three years, killing thousands of American troops.
The government of the United States is not a trifle. It is not some shiny object to dangle in front of the infantile in hopes of gaining power. But government has been allowed to become a joke as Republican politicians not only treat lunacy imagined by their supporters with respect but also generate wacky falsehoods on their own.
For example, because of politician-generated conspiracy theories, untold numbers of elderly people in the past few years have unnecessarily died in unspeakable circumstances, with intubation tubes slid down their throats as their ribs are broken during pointless CPRs. These senior citizens might have chosen otherwise if Medicare paid for end-of-life counseling; with that, doctors could spend the enormous amounts of time required to teach the aged about the options available for them as they near death, then provide instructions on how to prepare the proper forms to make sure they are treated the way they wish during their final days or hours.
But Sarah Palin and a bunch of other Republicans—either out of ignorance or evil—declared this completely benign idea supported by geriatricians as being about the creation of “death panels.” Why? Because it was a feature of Obamacare. Palin and other like-minded mindless politicians proclaimed that end-of-life counseling was a plot for government-planned murder, where bureaucrats would decide who lived or died. The idea was ludicrous on its face, but no matter; the conspiracy-obsessed lapped it up. This fantasy vomited up by a bunch of conniving politicians in their rabid attempt to kill Obamacare instead just killed end-of-life counseling. And, as a result, I watched a World War II veteran approach death with a series of horrors inflicted on him—no one told him how to properly fill out the forms required to avoid the intubation and violent resuscitations he didn’t want. No doubt, Palin and her compatriots are responsible for that gruesome passing of an American hero.
So, Republicans: You want to attack Obama’s policies? Go for it, but base the denunciations on realities, not boogeyman conspiracy theories. Go back to being a party of ideas. Stop sucking up to lunatics; when they scream about things like martial law and birth certificates and detention camps and false flag operations and secret tunnels under Wal-Mart, assuage their fears by telling them that they’re wrong. Don’t deny it with winks and nods that suggest, well, maybe they’re right. Stop the craziness. You have hurt enough people by indulging it.
And if you don’t have the courage or the decency to see the damage caused by this kind of psychotic partisanship, then I hope the next person who suffers the consequences of GOP conspiracy theories isn’t a stranger. Instead, I hope it is you or one of your loved ones. Maybe then you will learn that governance is not a game where the irrational and the paranoid dictate the rules.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Misye pa aprann mwen anyen de nouvo men li REZIME lan ki sa ETAZINI ap twouve l si l ta eli yon prezidan REPIBLIKEN.
PATI REPIBLIKEN an ,an 2015 se REYENKANASYON PATI "WHIG" anvan GE SIVIL AMERIKEN an.Yo te rele PATI sa a"THE KNOW NOTHINGS" "LES IGNORANTS" ,MOUN KI PA KONN ANYEN.
Pati sa a te anti-KATOLIK ,yo te di KATOLIK se AJAN PAP lan,yo te bay FOS PRO-ESKLAVAJ lan SID yo preske plen POUVWA.
Sa k pi RED lan ,yo te gen PREZIDANS lan.
Se sa ki te pwovoke FONDASYON PATI REPIBLIKEN an ki IRONIKMAN se te PATI PWOGRESIS lan.
Jounen Jodi an ;YON MOUN ki gen yon ti kal RASYONALITE lakay yo reyalize ke PATI REPIBLIKEN an se "NEW WHIGS" yo.
Se REYAKSYON ,BLAN ki we ke MONN lan ap chape lan MEN yo ;se menm REYAKSYON ak PATI EKSTREM DWAT ki ap plede kale ann EWOP yo.
Gen anpil DEMOKRAT ki pa fin two renmen HILLARY;MEN YO REYALIZE ke pa gen twop chwa;paske PATI REPIBLIKEN an vin yon PATI "of crazies" ,yon PATI "MOUN FOU".
Si yon MOUN pa epouze LIDE "MOUN FOU " sa yo ,ou pa p ka gen NOMINASYON an ;mwen menm doute ke JEB BUSH ap genyen NOMINASYON an ;byen ke "lately" misye komanse ap repete "PAWOL MOUN FOU"res NEG lan PATI an.
PATI REPIBLIKEN an ,an 2015 se REYENKANASYON PATI "WHIG" anvan GE SIVIL AMERIKEN an.Yo te rele PATI sa a"THE KNOW NOTHINGS" "LES IGNORANTS" ,MOUN KI PA KONN ANYEN.
Pati sa a te anti-KATOLIK ,yo te di KATOLIK se AJAN PAP lan,yo te bay FOS PRO-ESKLAVAJ lan SID yo preske plen POUVWA.
Sa k pi RED lan ,yo te gen PREZIDANS lan.
Se sa ki te pwovoke FONDASYON PATI REPIBLIKEN an ki IRONIKMAN se te PATI PWOGRESIS lan.
Jounen Jodi an ;YON MOUN ki gen yon ti kal RASYONALITE lakay yo reyalize ke PATI REPIBLIKEN an se "NEW WHIGS" yo.
Se REYAKSYON ,BLAN ki we ke MONN lan ap chape lan MEN yo ;se menm REYAKSYON ak PATI EKSTREM DWAT ki ap plede kale ann EWOP yo.
Gen anpil DEMOKRAT ki pa fin two renmen HILLARY;MEN YO REYALIZE ke pa gen twop chwa;paske PATI REPIBLIKEN an vin yon PATI "of crazies" ,yon PATI "MOUN FOU".
Si yon MOUN pa epouze LIDE "MOUN FOU " sa yo ,ou pa p ka gen NOMINASYON an ;mwen menm doute ke JEB BUSH ap genyen NOMINASYON an ;byen ke "lately" misye komanse ap repete "PAWOL MOUN FOU"res NEG lan PATI an.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Ma question est de savoir si on ne pourrait pas assister à une lutte à trois aux prochaines présidentielles avec un candidat indépendant comme on a déjà vu. Quand un parti ne peut plus véhiculer des idées pour retenir son électorat, la règle est que ses supporters se tournent ailleurs sans nécessairement l'abandonner définitivement.
Ceux qui suivent la politique américaine avait déjà une idée de cette folie chez les républicains. Néanmoins, cet article présente la situation de façon directe et éclaire plus d'un. De mon côté, je savais que chez les républicains, on menait une campagne anti-Obama depuis plus de huit ans mais personne comme moi ne supposait qu'ils allaient courir le risque de se saboter. Si j'ai bien compris, l'auteur de l'article traduit un désarroi réel car ce parti d'orgueilleux continue à se tirer dans le pied.
Pendant ce temps, Hillary Clinton fait du chemin. Mais qui sait? Tout ça peut changer.
Ceux qui suivent la politique américaine avait déjà une idée de cette folie chez les républicains. Néanmoins, cet article présente la situation de façon directe et éclaire plus d'un. De mon côté, je savais que chez les républicains, on menait une campagne anti-Obama depuis plus de huit ans mais personne comme moi ne supposait qu'ils allaient courir le risque de se saboter. Si j'ai bien compris, l'auteur de l'article traduit un désarroi réel car ce parti d'orgueilleux continue à se tirer dans le pied.
Pendant ce temps, Hillary Clinton fait du chemin. Mais qui sait? Tout ça peut changer.
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Re: Hillary Clinton veut le vote des pauvres ...
Pou anpil MOUN ;BAGAY ki pi enpotan se konpozisyon KOU SIPREM lan e se lan KOU SIPREM lan si se yon prezidan REPIBLIKEN ki eli ;yo ka fe plis MAL.
Pwochen prezidan an ka nonmen 2 ou menm 3 JIJ si l fe 2 TEM,paske gen yon JIJ ki lan 80s li e gen plizye ki lan 70s yo.
JIJ KOU SIPREM yo ,nonmen a VI.
Gen anpil chanjman ,an byen ou an mal,se pa KOU SIPREM lan yo pase.
Kanta pou yon 3 zyem PATI ;ann swete ke se lan MITAN REPIBLIKEN.
Se yon twazyem PATI ki posiblemen te pemet BILL CLINTON eli an 1992.ROSS PEROT te sifone VOT lan men REPIBLIKEN yo ;menm jan ke RALPH NADER te petet koute AL GORE prezidans lan an 2000.
Moun ki te vote pou RALPH NADER yo lan FLORIDA ,gen gwo pwobabilite se DEMOKRAT yo t ap vote si RALPH NADER pa la.
Si RALPH NADER pa t la ;KOU SIPREM lan ak JEB BUSH pa t ap ka fe ATIFIS pou yo volo ELEKSYON an!
Pwochen prezidan an ka nonmen 2 ou menm 3 JIJ si l fe 2 TEM,paske gen yon JIJ ki lan 80s li e gen plizye ki lan 70s yo.
JIJ KOU SIPREM yo ,nonmen a VI.
Gen anpil chanjman ,an byen ou an mal,se pa KOU SIPREM lan yo pase.
Kanta pou yon 3 zyem PATI ;ann swete ke se lan MITAN REPIBLIKEN.
Se yon twazyem PATI ki posiblemen te pemet BILL CLINTON eli an 1992.ROSS PEROT te sifone VOT lan men REPIBLIKEN yo ;menm jan ke RALPH NADER te petet koute AL GORE prezidans lan an 2000.
Moun ki te vote pou RALPH NADER yo lan FLORIDA ,gen gwo pwobabilite se DEMOKRAT yo t ap vote si RALPH NADER pa la.
Si RALPH NADER pa t la ;KOU SIPREM lan ak JEB BUSH pa t ap ka fe ATIFIS pou yo volo ELEKSYON an!
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