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136 or 142

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 28, 2017, 11:44:40 PM
Maybe where you live in the Soviet Socialist Republic of California, 50% didn't vote for him but in general throughout the country about 50% voted for him.

Judging by the idiot voters for Roy Moore, I'd rather live in the Soviet Socialist Republic of California than the Forth Reich of Alabama.

Also, interesting math there, just dismiss the voters of an entire state to get the figures you want. 

136 or 142

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 12:26:19 AM
I'm speaking in general terms of those who voted.  Yes, numbers were down as the two candidates were not the best or the brightest.

Highest total turnout ever, second highest percent turnout of eligible voters I believe since the voting age was lowered in 1972.  Not an enormous percent different since turnout (in Presidential election years anyway) has been around 60% since the 2004 Presidential election.  This 'fake news' of lesser total votes cast in 2016 compared to 2012 was due to a couple idiot reporters who weren't aware that millions of votes are cast by mail in the three Pacific states.  The highest profile of these articles mentioned that, but said 'there are only a few votes outstanding.'  Except the 'few votes' turned out to be something like 16 million votes.

136 or 142

Quote from: Dr. MD MD on November 29, 2017, 05:23:17 AM
Two Canadians in love. I'm glad you finally found each other.  :)

I only love you, Doctor.  Always and forever.

ACE of CLUBS

Quote from: Dr. MD MD on November 29, 2017, 05:23:17 AM
Two Canadians in love. I'm glad they finally found each other ....
That would be our doofus Prime Minister ..... Justin in love with himself.



136 or 142

Quote from: ACE of CLUBS on November 29, 2017, 07:28:50 AM
That would be our doofus Prime Minister ..... Justin in love with himself.

Still better than Trump.

Quote from: 136 or 142 on November 29, 2017, 07:18:24 AM
Highest total turnout ever, second highest percent turnout of eligible voters I believe since the voting age was lowered in 1972.  Not an enormous percent different since turnout (in Presidential election years anyway) has been around 60% since the 2004 Presidential election.  This 'fake news' of lesser total votes cast in 2016 compared to 2012 was due to a couple idiot reporters who weren't aware that millions of votes are cast by mail in the three Pacific states.  The highest profile of these articles, mentioned that, but said 'there are only a few votes outstanding.'  Except the 'few votes' turned out to be something like 16 million votes.

I don't think so.  Sorry, Sparky.  Unless you are counting 3rd party votes but I still doubt it.

2008
                         Obama            McCain
Popular vote   69,498,516   59,948,323    =   129,446,839

2012                  Obama           Romney
Popular vote   65,915,795   60,933,504   = 126,849,299

2016                   Trump           Clinton
Popular vote   62,984,825   65,853,516  = 128,838,351

Jackstar

blockchain + voting = transparent shills BTFO



It's coming. You fucking cunts (you know who you are) had best be terrified.

Kidnostad3

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 07:46:53 AM
I don't think so.  Sorry Sparky.  Unless you are counting 3rd party votes but I still doubt it.

2008
                         Obama              McCain
Popular vote   69,498,516   59,948,323    =   129,446,839

2012                  Obama              Romney
Popular vote   65,915,795   60,933,504   = 126,849,299

2016                   Trump               Clinton
Popular vote   62,984,825   65,853,516  = 128,838,351

136 don’t need no stinkin’ facts before he comments. 

Quote from: Kidnostad3 on November 29, 2017, 07:50:15 AM
136 don’t need no stinkin’ facts before he comments.


Kidnostad3

Quote from: 136 or 142 on November 29, 2017, 07:45:50 AM
Still better than Trump.

Geez Doc.  I think he wants to have your babies.  I’d report him for sexual harassment and get him fired from his job as a door stop if I were you.


136 or 142

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 07:46:53 AM
I don't think so.  Sorry, Sparky.  Unless you are counting 3rd party votes but I still doubt it.

2008
                         Obama            McCain
Popular vote   69,498,516   59,948,323    =   129,446,839

2012                  Obama           Romney
Popular vote   65,915,795   60,933,504   = 126,849,299

2016                   Trump           Clinton
Popular vote   62,984,825   65,853,516  = 128,838,351

Have you already forgotten the relatively large third party campaigns from 2016 that didn't exist in either 2012 or 2008, or are you once again trying to falsely manipulate the numbers?  To quote H Ross Perot "That's just sad."

2016 total votes for President:  137,125,484
2012 total votes for President:  129,237,642
2008 total votes for President:  131,473,705
2004 total votes for President:  122,303,590


So, yes, highest total votes ever, and with the exception of 2008, second highest eligible voter turnout percent since 1972.  2004 might have had a slightly higher eligible voter turnout percent, but like I wrote anyway, eligible voter turnout has been around 60% since 2004.  Obviously it dipped in 2012, but it was still around 60%.

2000 total votes for President: 105,425,985  So, you can see the big jump in 2004.
1996 total votes for President: 96,275,640.  I believe that was the lowest eligible voter turnout in any Presidential election since 1972.

The total 3rd party vote for President was around 6% in 2016.

Jackstar

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/935701139198181376



This is a great sign of progress, but for mine own part, I won't be completely happy until he tweets out, "Who killed Kennedy?"

Quote from: Kidnostad3 on November 29, 2017, 07:59:44 AM
I like your avatar.  Lon Chaney, Jr. had a great film career too.


https://youtu.be/LnCh9QujjkI

Thanks man. Yeah, he did but it was Junior who played the Wolfman.  I'm sure Sr. would have loved to play him but throat cancer got him in 1930.  He was only 47.

However we shall always have this though he was much more than a horror icon.  Arguably the best actor of his generation.



136 or 142

Quote from: Jackstar on November 29, 2017, 08:06:15 AM
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/935701139198181376



This is a great sign of progress, but for mine own part, I won't be completely happy until he tweets out, "Who killed Kennedy?"

Trump killed Kennedy.

Kidnostad3

Quote from: Jackstar on November 29, 2017, 07:49:47 AM
blockchain + voting = transparent shills BTFO



It's coming. You fucking cunts (you know who you are) had best be terrified.

Jack your scaring me here.  Given my cursory knowledge of blockchain, I don’t know if I’m a fucking cunt or not. 




Quote from: 136 or 142 on November 29, 2017, 08:03:09 AM
Have you already forgotten the relatively large third party campaigns from 2016 that didn't exist in either 2012 or 2008, or are you once again trying to falsely manipulate the numbers?  To quote H Ross Perot "That's just sad."

2016 total votes for President:  137,125,484
2012 total votes for President:  129,237,642
2008 total votes for President:  131,473,705
2004 total votes for President:  122,303,590


So, yes, highest total votes ever, and with the exception of 2008, second highest eligible voter turnout percent since 1972.  2004 might have had a slightly higher eligible voter turnout percent, but like I wrote anyway, eligible voter turnout has been around 60% since 2004.  Obviously it dipped in 2012, but it was still around 60%.

2000 total votes for President: 105,425,985  So, you can see the big jump in 2004.
1996 total votes for President: 96,275,640.  I believe that was the lowest eligible voter turnout in any Presidential election since 1972.

The total 3rd party vote for President was around 6% in 2016.

Like I said, I only added up the two candidates because the other parties had very little impact.  I hope that changes, by the way. I still maintain the enthusiasm was down for the two main candidates and more people voted against a candidate rather than for another.

136 or 142

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 08:17:18 AM
Like I said, I only added up the two candidates because the other parties had very little impact.  I hope that changes, by the way. I still maintain the enthusiasm was down for the two main candidates and more people voted against a candidate rather than for another.

If I had written a comment claiming that enthusiasm for the 2016 election was high because it had the highest raw vote ever, your reply would be correct.  I did not make any such comment.   :P

I reply to this because this highlights the problem with black and white thinkers who demand the perfect statistic that covers a situation completely (not calling you here a black and white thinker)  whereas, in virtually all cases different statistics on the same thing better reflect different contexts. Also,  most of the time, quantitative analysis is better served with additional qualitative analysis.

PaulAtreides

Quote from: Dr. MD MD on November 29, 2017, 05:34:07 AM
Don't say pencil or you may fly into a blind rage again about how it dwarfs the size of your dick.  :D

Have you been licking the windows on the short bus again?

PaulAtreides

It looks like the Senate may compromise with the House and allow the first $10k in property taxes to remain deductible.  We'll see.  If so, that's great for those of you still living in mom's basement as she may able to afford to fix up the place a bit. 

albrecht

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 07:51:47 AM

They got some bad hombres down in Mexico! That is why we need a secured border.

By the way, the biggest voter manipulation/fraud is caused by illegals and other non-citizens. Because during the census ALL residents are counted. So when a certain state or sanctuary city allows millions of illegals in their population is much higher and so they will get more apportionment and votes in the House. So even when the illegals themselves don't vote, which they sometimes do, the people that support them (mainly Democrat and certain States) get more votes and the cycle continues that they "pay off" and pander to the illegals by granting more pro-illegal alien policies, draw more in, and then get more voting power.

PaulAtreides

Quote from: albrecht on November 29, 2017, 08:53:13 AM
They got some bad hombres down in Mexico! That is why we need a secured border.

By the way, the biggest voter manipulation/fraud is caused by illegals and other non-citizens. Because during the census ALL residents are counted.

So, you believe the Constitution is a fraud? 

Kidnostad3

Quote from: 21st Century Man on November 29, 2017, 08:07:18 AM
Thanks man. Yeah, he did but it was Junior who played the Wolfman.  I'm sure Sr. would have loved to play him but throat cancer got him in 1930.  He was only 47.

However we shall always have this though he was much more than a horror icon.  Arguably the best actor of his generation.



Yeah, Lon Chaney was for the most part a silent screen actor and was long dead when I was a young’n and Jr. was no kid at the time.  I remember my mother and father taking my older sister and me to at least 3 of the evening showings of Jr’s movies when I was fairly young.  My sister was 4 years older and my brother wasn’t born yet.   I still wonder what they were thinking although I wasn’t at all traumatized by it.  Probably they just didn’t want to spring for a baby sitter.

Kidnostad3

Quote from: PaulAtreides on November 29, 2017, 08:53:05 AM
It looks like the Senate may compromise with the House and allow the first $10k in property taxes to remain deductible.  We'll see.  If so, that's great for those of you still living in mom's basement as she may able to afford to fix up the place a bit.

Does MO like California consider the interest deduction in federal income tax in its tax rates.  That is, as is the case in CA and NY, will it mean that the limitation on theinterest deduction will not be offset by the the increase in deductions for individuals and families.  Serious questionâ€"no tricks.

albrecht

Quote from: PaulAtreides on November 29, 2017, 09:05:50 AM
So, you believe the Constitution is a fraud?
Not the actual document and language but certainly some of it as "interpreted " and "expanded" by certain Courts, etc later. And, as Justice Jackson (echoing Jefferson and others) said in a famous dissent "it is not a suicide pact." I question whether or not there can be such a thing as a "country," by definition, if there is no border.

Re: Trump. If he is going to continue to tweet all the time he needs to be more careful and source them lest he tweets "fake news." I like him sticking a finger in the eye of the Left and their media/entertainment industry but he should delegate tweets to some aide, verify everything first, etc. Or better yet just allow surrogates outside the official White House etc to do the tweeting and focus on the political agenda, getting appointees through, etc.

ACE of CLUBS

Trump would be more palatable if he'd ....
a)  Get a haircut. Forget the dye-job, and the Everly Bros./Liberace pompadour. Start looking like a President.
b)  Learn to 'Shut The Fuck Up' ...... quit reacting to every nuance of every comment. Start acting like a President.
c)  Get off Twitter and all the other childish media. Again, start acting like a President.
d)  Learn how to speak English .... stop the overly animated 'body language' .... Just fucking stop. You look and sound like a punk.
e)  The list goes on, and on .........

It's a good bet that he could win-over some Democrats, and a good portion of the voting public .... if he'd only act like a President.
Sadly, it's just not in his DNA ....

Quote from: Kidnostad3 on November 29, 2017, 09:06:50 AM
Yeah, Lon Chaney was for the most part a silent screen actor and was long dead when I was a young’n and Jr. was no kid at the time.  I remember my mother and father taking my older sister and me to at least 3 of the evening showings of his movies when I was fairly young.  My sister was 4 years older and my brother wasn’t born yet.   I still wonder what they were thinking although I wasn’t at all traumatized by it.  Probably they just didn’t want to spring for a baby sitter.

If you ever get a chance, check Chaney out in Tell It To the Marines.  He played the first badass Marine drill sergeant.




He did such a good job that he became the first actor made an honorary member of the Marines.  This was the film he was most proud of.

Quote from: ACE of CLUBS on November 29, 2017, 09:25:24 AM
Trump would be more palatable if he'd ....
a)  Get a haircut. Forget the dye-job, and the Everly Bros./Liberace pompadour. Start looking like a President.
b)  Learn to 'Shut The Fuck Up' ...... quit reacting to every nuance of every comment. Start acting like a President.
c)  Get off Twitter and all the other childish media. Again, start acting like a President.
d)  Learn how to speak English .... stop the overly animated 'body language' .... Just fucking stop. You look and sound like a punk.
e)  The list goes on, and on .........

It's a good bet that he could win-over some Democrats, and a good portion of the voting public .... if he'd only act like a President.
Sadly, it's just not in his DNA ....

You won't get an argument from me.

Kidnostad3

Quote from: ACE of CLUBS on November 29, 2017, 09:25:24 AM
Trump would be more palatable if he'd ....
a)  Get a haircut. Forget the dye-job, and the Everly Bros./Liberace pompadour. Start looking like a President.
b)  Learn to 'Shut The Fuck Up' ...... quit reacting to every nuance of every comment. Start acting like a President.
c)  Get off Twitter and all the other childish media. Again, start acting like a President.
d)  Learn how to speak English .... stop the overly animated 'body language' .... Just fucking stop. You look and sound like a punk.
e)  The list goes on, and on .........

It's a good bet that he could win-over some Democrats, and a good portion of the voting public .... if he'd only act like a President.
Sadly, it's just not in his DNA ....

I agree with the Shut the Fuck Up part.  Social media is the only way he has to circumvent the MSM so as not to have all that is good spiked and all that is bad exaggerated.  Your other points deal in cosmetics and subjective evaluation.  I can let his clumsy wording and verbal ejaculations slide because he actually works hard to get the things done that he promised to do. 

We don’t elect saints here in the U.S.  Harry Truman threatened in a letter to a critic who had panned his daughter’s piano recital to kick him in the balls.  Lyndon Johnson was known to procede with staff meetings through an open door while he was taking a dump.  Kennedy was on a bunch of mood altering drugs and shagged women, sometimes two at a time, in the WH swimming pool on a regular basis.   Clinton got a BJ in the Oval Office.  Roosevelt, while in office demanded sexual favors from his first cousin and several that were no relation and died in the company of his mistress.  Don’t get me started.

PaulAtreides

Quote from: Kidnostad3 on November 29, 2017, 09:19:09 AM


Does MO like California consider the interest deduction in federal income tax in its tax rates.  That is, as is the case in CA and NY, will it mean that the limitation on theinterest deduction will not be offset by the the increase in deductions for individuals and families.  Serious questionâ€"no tricks.

MO allows a deducation for Federal income tax (up to $5k for single, $10k for joint), so change in Federal not a benefit in MO for most who itemize.

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