Once again it is prudent to remind everyone to ignore media polls.  Instead, focus on what the desperate Clinton campaign is doing, not what the media are trying to portray.
Clinton’s legal team appealed to a federal court to extend the Florida voter registration deadline – which is tomorrow, Tuesday, at 5:00pm.  Currently, it appears the judge has granted a 24 hour extension through Wednesday…

A federal court has extended Florida’s voter registration deadline from Tuesday to 5 p.m. ET Wednesday due to Hurricane Matthew’s interruption of last-minute sign-ups.
The US District Court ruling comes after the Florida Democratic Party sued, seeking an additional week due to the “strong likelihood” many of the state’s voters would be “severely burdened” by the hurricane’s fallout in the upcoming election.

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OMG this is too funny.  Stay with it…

#BestElectionEver

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Initially I had to wait to debrief on the debate, because unlike all other debates this time I needed to watch it twice, in some segments three times; and look at the expression, the emotion behind the words.
Some of the things Donald Trump mentioned last night flew under the radar. Like when Trump expressed his “disappointment in congress” to uphold some semblance of constitutional oversight against a weaponized executive branch.
I found myself thinking: wow, did he really say that…
Then it all began to make sense.  This is the unchained Trump.  This is the guy, now a candidate for president, expressing why he’s in the race; a position he never actually wanted to get into…. he’s often said he’d be quite happy if someone else were doing it, for the right reasons.  But they don’t… and so he is.
And his family knew it too:

This is the guy, who is genuinely PO’d at congress for letting the executive branch weaponize itself (it’s own cabinet member organizations) against its own citizenry.
This is the guy who said: “I just had to do it”…”I just had to”, letting all those reasons out for the voters to see.  Stunning, and genuinely authentic.  Trump means this stuff, if you watch him say it, you can tell.  Unlike most politicians, you can actually feel his emotion. (more…)

In the latest display of transparent media bias an exchange was captured where CNN is questioning a focus group on the key moments of the debate.
However, unfortunately for CNN, the producers quick cut from the debate video replay and catch the CNN focus group leader prompting a participating audience member on what to say.
The video speaks for itself.  It’s so obvious it’s almost uncomfortable:

Candidate Donald Trump and Candidate Hillary Clinton will face off tonight in their second debate.  The debate is a Town Hall format moderated by CNN’s Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz (ABC).
The debate is scheduled to begin at 9:00pm EDT. The venue is Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri.   The debate is being carried on almost all cable and broadcast networks.  There are also multiple Live Streams available.
Live Stream Link (no commentary) – Alternate Live Stream (News Universe) – Alternate Live Stream (with Alex Jones)

Donald Trump campaign communications director Jason Miller tweets out a picture during the pre debate walk-through:

There is not a scintilla of doubt in my mind that CNN has a fully rehearsed game plan to ambush Donald Trump in an almost identical way as they did in the primary on February 19th, 2016 – SEE HERE –
The political ideologues who control the design of these heavily manufactured corporate operations have a vested interest in protecting the recipient of their investment, Hillary Clinton.  The questioners will not be random. The questions will not be random.
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The campaign representative on the Sunday Talk Circuit today was Rudy Giuliani who appeared on CNN (Tapper), Fox News (Wallace), and NBC (Todd):
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Sometimes there are events that just create a weird spidey sense.  Here’s a few oddly disconnected things that might possibly have an intersection in the 2016 election:

FIRST:
Remember that odd character that showed up to a 2015 Donald Trump town hall event in New Hampshire that asked a seemingly weird and awkward question?
The guy pictured at left asked Donald Trump about deporting Muslims, about terrorist training camps in the U.S., and about President Obama being Muslim.
The entire thing just seemed like a set up at the time because of the way it was framed, and the media instantaneously jumping at the opportunity to hit Trump for not defending Obama strongly enough.
The media ran with the odd guy story for a few days, and what really made it suspicious was how the guy immediately left the building and the media’s seemed indifference to locate him etc.   It all just seemed rather odd at the time.
Well, check this out.
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A few days ago we were relating an analogy of Boston circa 1774 to the current political insurgency movement supported by candidate Donald Trump.  At the time of that writing we certainly did not expect to see evidence so quickly of support for such a framework.
Yet, here we are.

A stunning moment occurs outside a building in New York City belonging to, and representative of, a single political force that strikes fear into the well constructed political corruption surrounding our modern body politic.
Yes, here they are, assembled – and no one had to call them together.  The authentic Modern Sons and Daughters of Liberty, in all their deplorable, vulgarian and oh-so-American glory just knew what to do.
Quite remarkable.  Completely authentic.
It is almost as if the voices of our liberty founding were calling us back to assemble outside a Boston tavern…
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Rebekah and Robert Mercer reply:
…“If Mr. Trump had told Billy Bush, whoever that is, earlier this year that he was for open borders, open trade, and executive actions in pursuit of gun control, we would certainly be rethinking our support for him.
If he had admitted to Mr. Bush that he had profited privately by allowing the sale to Russia of 20% of US uranium deposits or that he had amassed his personal fortune not by hard work in the private sector but by selling favors to foreigners on the American taxpayers’ dime, we would certainly be rethinking our support for him.
If he had argued that he needed both a public and a private position on issues facing the American public, we would certainly be rethinking our support for him. And finally if Trump had serially terrorized and silenced the victims of violent sexual assault whom he feared could damage his political career, we would most definitely be rethinking our support for him.
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