Clinton & Kaine release campaign book "Stronger Together"

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Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine today released their official campaign book, “Stronger Together” today, a 256-page blueprint for America’s future. The book synthesizes more than fifty detailed policy ideas that Clinton and Kaine have advanced throughout the campaign, including specific and practical solutions to address some of the biggest challenges facing American families and our country.

“We have an old-fashioned idea about politics: People who are running to lead the United States of America should tell you what they’re going to do, why they’re going to do it, and how they’re going to get it done,” Clinton and Kaine write in the book’s preface. “That’s what this book is all about. Over the course of this campaign, we have laid out a comprehensive vision for our country: building an economy that works for everyone, not just those that the top; working with our allies and each other to keep our people safe and our country strong; and forging a strong sense of American unity to tackle the problems and seize the opportunities before us. To that end, we have released more than fifty detailed policy ideas, on everything from apprenticeships to the Zika virus.”

https://www.hillaryclinton.com/briefing/updates/2016/09/06/hillary-clinton-and-tim-kaine-release-stronger-together-a-new-book-outlining-their-vision-and-plans-for-america/

 

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[DrewStevens 5,249]

Not Hillary trying to steal Gaga's spotlight 

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I saw the competition a day or two ago to win an autographed copy. I would love that  signed by the first female president and America's first step-dad

[SKANK 14,288]

I don't make it a habit of disliking large groups of people, but if you are the type of person who advertises your political beliefs on the bumper of your car, or the type of person who saves a space for books like "Stronger Together" on your bookshelf - I don't like you.

[Born To Slay 10,996]

4 minutes ago, SKANK said:

I don't make it a habit of disliking large groups of people, but if you are the type of person who advertises your political beliefs on the bumper of your car, or the type of person who saves a space for books like "Stronger Together" on your bookshelf - I don't like you.

Why? God forbid people like talking about politics.

[SKANK 14,288]

13 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

Why? God forbid people like talking about politics.

 

I didn't say not to talk about politics, but there is a time and place.

An artist spent years perfecting the shape of your car, it's a beautiful expensive machine. It is a piece of deign, and should be appreciated as such. It shouldn't be covered in stickers. The person behind you in traffic doesn't care who you are voting for, and you aren't going to change another persons vote because you put a sticker on your bumper, so why do it? Because you feel the desperate need to assert your political beliefs to strangers? It's just gross to me.

As for the book, it's cheap propaganda. It's a way for publishing companies and the politicians to make quick bags of cash. Clinton and Kaine did not write a word of that book, it was labored over by a dozen ghost writers and PR professionals. It's not an important work of Political literature. It's **** soccer Moms buy and never read.

I'm not saying bumper stickers and trashy political non-fiction should be illegal, I'm just making a judgment about those who buy them. The same way I judge anyone who wears socks with sandals.

[Born To Slay 10,996]

Just now, SKANK said:

 

I didn't say not to talk about politics, but there is a time and place.

An artist spent years perfecting the shape of your car, it's a beautiful expensive machine. It is a piece of deign, and should be appreciated as such. It shouldn't be covered in stickers. The person behind you in traffic doesn't care who you are voting for, and you aren't going to change another persons vote because you put a sticker on your bumper, so why do it? Because you feel the desperate need to assert your political beliefs to strangers? It's just gross to me.

As for the book, it's cheap propaganda. It's a way for publishing companies and the politicians to make quick bags of cash. Clinton and Kaine did not write a word of that book, it was labored over by a dozen ghost writers and PR professionals. It's not an important work of Political literature. It's **** soccer Moms buy and never read.

 

Actually, car stickers do have an effect on voters. It's been shown that many people in the middle vote for who they've seen on more cars. (Not kidding, voters aren't as smart as you give them credit for)

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Just now, Born To Slay said:

Actually, car stickers do have an effect on voters. It's been shown that many people in the middle vote for who they've seen on more cars. (Not kidding, voters aren't as smart as you give them credit for)

 

Well that is horrifically pathetic.

[Born To Slay 10,996]

1 minute ago, SKANK said:

 

Well that is horrifically pathetic.

I agree but it is good promo and the people driving those cars know that. 

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Just now, Born To Slay said:

I agree but it is good promo and the people driving those cars know that. 

 

If you are right that makes them even more despicable. Bumpers sticks are not only an eyesore destroying cars, they allow lazy voters to vote based on a politicians popularity rather than their positions. Either way, they are destroying our society, like socks and sandals. Ban them.

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3 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

I agree but it is good promo and the people driving those cars know that. 

Or they just want to do what they want to do with the car that they paid thousands of dollars for! Whether it is support for sports teams, your kid's school, or a politician...People like to display their support on their cars. It is their property, after all!

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Fahrenheit 451! Fahrenheit 451!

[Born To Slay 10,996]

Just now, SKANK said:

 

If you are right that makes them even more despicable. Bumpers sticks are not only an eyesore destroying cars, they allow lazy voters to vote based on a politicians popularity rather than their positions. Either way, they are destroying our society, like socks and sandals. Ban them.

Yeah, I see why u wouldn't like them but if ur objective is to get someone elected then they're good. It's not like politics is clean anyway. 

[Born To Slay 10,996]

1 minute ago, Whispering said:

Or they just want to do what they want to do with the car that they paid thousands of dollars for! Whether it is support for sports teams, your kid's school, or a politician...People like to display their support on their cars. It is their property, after all!

I not saying they can't. I'm just explaining that it works. I have bumper stickers on my moms car.

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1 minute ago, Born To Slay said:

I have bumper stickers on my moms car.

 

Ohhh, now I know why I hate you.

 

Spoiler

  Kidding.