Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
Kasich dropping a double album on everyone 
There is absolutely no chance Jeb Bush wins the Fox Business/WSJ GOP debate Tuesday at 9PM
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I couldn't help but think of a video montage of Putin doing shyt with Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta by the Geto Boys playing in the background.
I blame Office Space lol.
I blame Office Space lol.
Adam3000
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What the hell was Kasich just on right there
Eisenhower didn't deport... oh, wait, he did
Trump: “Dwight Eisenhower …moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country…Dwight Eisenhower—you don’t get nicer, you don’t get friendlier—they moved a million and a half people out.”
As strange as this sounds, he’s mostly right about that—though nobody really knows how many people were really shipped out.
The folks at Factcheck.org dug into claims about the deportation policies of former Presidents Herbert Hoover, Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower and came up with a few key figures after talking to archivists in their libraries.
The main point: under Eisenhower’s “Operation Wetback” (yes, that’s the actual name), “just over 2.1 million [Mexican immigrants] were recorded as having been deported or having departed under threat of deportation,” according to official statistics. The number actually deported is thought to be about 1.3 million people (not the 13 million figure occasionally thrown around), but “even that figure is criticized as inflated by guesswork.”
Hoover officially deported or “induced to leave” 121,000 people. During Truman’s eight years in office, about 3.4 million people were deported or left under the threat of deportation.
— Katy O'Donnell
Trump: “Dwight Eisenhower …moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country…Dwight Eisenhower—you don’t get nicer, you don’t get friendlier—they moved a million and a half people out.”
As strange as this sounds, he’s mostly right about that—though nobody really knows how many people were really shipped out.
The folks at Factcheck.org dug into claims about the deportation policies of former Presidents Herbert Hoover, Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower and came up with a few key figures after talking to archivists in their libraries.
The main point: under Eisenhower’s “Operation Wetback” (yes, that’s the actual name), “just over 2.1 million [Mexican immigrants] were recorded as having been deported or having departed under threat of deportation,” according to official statistics. The number actually deported is thought to be about 1.3 million people (not the 13 million figure occasionally thrown around), but “even that figure is criticized as inflated by guesswork.”
Hoover officially deported or “induced to leave” 121,000 people. During Truman’s eight years in office, about 3.4 million people were deported or left under the threat of deportation.
— Katy O'Donnell
Did Rubio just call Putin a gangster?
Arrogance.
King Novak of Melbourne, the First of His Name
Compared to his contemporaries on stage?
That point on Israel is idiotic, and I don't agree with telling the Ukraine to fight for themselves while telling Finland and Norway we have your back, but a fair bit of it wasn't batshyt insane.
I'm going to need to review that clip. He had a spark when he started.
Copy Ninja
Superstar
It's nuts that Rand Paul is the candidate who is sounding the most sane amongst all of them up there 
Trump to Fiorina:
Jeb completely dodged that question.
the cac mamba
Veteran
would you bail them out jeb 
jesus christ
jesus christ
blame "the government" for not increasing the capital limits as if it wasn't the republicans and banking lobbyist that removed the strict language brehs