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Subtle Indications Hillary is Toast.
p3skyking
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Does anyone remember when Madam Secretary debuted on CBS amid much fanfare in 2014? I pegged it as a Hillary Clinton campaign propaganda vehicle.
Tonight while going over the TV listings, I didn't see it anywhere and decided to find out what happened.
The last episode aired on May 03 2015. It appears it quietly disappeared off of CBS's primetme lineup.
While it's still not listed as cancelled (like Hillary), I can find no mention of it still being in production. It appears more and more to me that people are realizing that Hillary cannot possibly win a national election.
Unless someone new pops up on the radar, I think the Democrats will nominate Sanders
Tonight while going over the TV listings, I didn't see it anywhere and decided to find out what happened.
The last episode aired on May 03 2015. It appears it quietly disappeared off of CBS's primetme lineup.
While it's still not listed as cancelled (like Hillary), I can find no mention of it still being in production. It appears more and more to me that people are realizing that Hillary cannot possibly win a national election.
Unless someone new pops up on the radar, I think the Democrats will nominate Sanders
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Hillary is our next president [:)]
Ms. Leoni is sure easier to look at than the hag from hell.
Yep, that was part of the Hillary propaganda projection. They should have used Phylis Diller if they wanted it accurate.
Hillary is our next president [:)]
If you are serious, we will have to ask you to leave this forum and our country. [:D][:D][:D]And I also concur, may the fleas of a thousand camels invade your crotch. [;)][;)][:D] Just Kidding with ya Nutfinn.
Does anyone remember when Madam Secretary debuted on CBS amid much fanfare in 2014? I pegged it as a Hillary Clinton campaign propaganda vehicle.
Tonight while going over the TV listings, I didn't see it anywhere and decided to find out what happened.
The last episode aired on May 03 2015. It appears it quietly disappeared off of CBS's primetme lineup.
While it's still not listed as cancelled (like Hillary), I can find no mention of it still being in production. It appears more and more to me that people are realizing that Hillary cannot possibly win a national election.
Unless someone new pops up on the radar, I think the Democrats will nominate Sanders
I missed your prediction, but have thought the same thing. Who cares about the Secretary of State? Only someone trying to show a smart, decisive, powerful woman who is easy on the eyes and has a nice rack.
I always thought it was pathetic to see an attempt to 'portray' The Hildabeast by Leoni. Hillary has less personality than a pit viper.
Does anyone remember when Madam Secretary debuted on CBS amid much fanfare in 2014? I pegged it as a Hillary Clinton campaign propaganda vehicle.
Tonight while going over the TV listings, I didn't see it anywhere and decided to find out what happened.
The last episode aired on May 03 2015. It appears it quietly disappeared off of CBS's primetme lineup.
While it's still not listed as cancelled (like Hillary), I can find no mention of it still being in production. It appears more and more to me that people are realizing that Hillary cannot possibly win a national election.
Unless someone new pops up on the radar, I think the Democrats will nominate Sanders
LMAO, I heard that about Bill Clinton as well as Obama twice.
Hillary has already been coronated. She may be losing to several Rs in the polls, but she is way ahead of all the socialist nominees.
Sanders is DOA.
If any potential S nominee comes close, the Clinton destruction machine will self energize and all competition destroyed with help of partisan operatives in the media and pop culture.
It would not surprise me one bit if the DOJ as well as other alphabet agencies join in on these attacks to help elect Hillary. After all, their job security would be endangered.
That would push them over to the win side in my opinion.
Ms. Leoni is sure easier to look at than the hag from hell.
She was a lot of fun to watch back in her sit-com days. "The Naked Truth" didn't last long, but it was a hoot!
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Trump has handed Hillary, his long time friend, a free pass to the oval office. He said if the Republican National Committee doesn't play nice and help him get the Republican nomination he will run as a third party candidate. We are about to see Ross Perot part II.
Hillary is our next president [:)]
You could be right. Donald Trump hints that if he is not nominated as a republican, he might run as a third party candidate. His ego (and his wallet) are big enough to do it. That would split the Republican vote. [V]
A google search of Madam Secretary, Season 2 revealed quite a few stories. I guess 'I didn't see it anywhere' does not mean you actually looked.[:I]
http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/591175/Secretary-of-State-Madeleine-Albright-Tea-Leoni-Madam-Secretary-season-2
Brad Steele
If only ..............................
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
The season was over, and it went into summer reruns like shows used to do all the time.
A google search of Madam Secretary, Season 2 revealed quite a few stories. I guess 'I didn't see it anywhere' does not mean you actually looked.[:I]
http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/591175/Secretary-of-State-Madeleine-Albright-Tea-Leoni-Madam-Secretary-season-2
I never cow cookies with information. May 3rd was the last airdate, no reruns listed.
http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/madam-secretary/
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
Man, I sure hope you're wrong about this. What's the matter with our country???
quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
The season was over, and it went into summer reruns like shows used to do all the time.
A google search of Madam Secretary, Season 2 revealed quite a few stories. I guess 'I didn't see it anywhere' does not mean you actually looked.[:I]
http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/591175/Secretary-of-State-Madeleine-Albright-Tea-Leoni-Madam-Secretary-season-2
I never cow cookies with information. May 3rd was the last airdate, no reruns listed.
http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/madam-secretary/
Not sure what cow cookies means, but it takes about 10 seconds to see that filming has already begun and that CBS has announced when the 2nd season first episode will air.
Obviously, if you don't look for something that challenges your premise, odds are you will be successful in not finding it.
http://when-will.net/tv-series/475-will-there-be-madam-secretary-season-2-release-date-autumn-2015-unconfirmed.html
From the link:
UPDATED June 10, 2015: Yesterday, CBS announced a multi-phase launch for its new season, with fall 2015-2016 primetime premiere dates spanning the start of NFL Thursday Night Football on September 17, 2015 to the return of its top-rated Thursday entertainment lineup on November 5. CBS' regular Sunday drama lineup of Madam Secretary, The Good Wife and CSI: Cyber debut the first week of October. Season 2 of Madam Secretary will premiere on CBS on Sunday, October 4, 2015, at 8PM ET. The freshman series has done very well in the first season, averaging 11.82 million total viewers per episode. In 2015, Madam Secretary was also nominated for People's Choice Awards as Favorite New TV Drama. Subscribe to our notifications and get a reminder of the season premiere automatically sent to your inbox the day before season 2 of Madam Secretary hits the small screen.
Brad Steele
quote:Originally posted by p3skyking
quote:Originally posted by Don McManus
The season was over, and it went into summer reruns like shows used to do all the time.
A google search of Madam Secretary, Season 2 revealed quite a few stories. I guess 'I didn't see it anywhere' does not mean you actually looked.[:I]
http://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/591175/Secretary-of-State-Madeleine-Albright-Tea-Leoni-Madam-Secretary-season-2
I never cow cookies with information. May 3rd was the last airdate, no reruns listed.
http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/madam-secretary/
Not sure what cow cookies means, but it takes about 10 seconds to see that filming has already begun and that CBS has announced when the 2nd season first episode will air.
Obviously, if you don't look for something that challenges your premise, odds are you will be successful in not finding it.
http://when-will.net/tv-series/475-will-there-be-madam-secretary-season-2-release-date-autumn-2015-unconfirmed.html
From the link:
UPDATED June 10, 2015: Yesterday, CBS announced a multi-phase launch for its new season, with fall 2015-2016 primetime premiere dates spanning the start of NFL Thursday Night Football on September 17, 2015 to the return of its top-rated Thursday entertainment lineup on November 5. CBS' regular Sunday drama lineup of Madam Secretary, The Good Wife and CSI: Cyber debut the first week of October. Season 2 of Madam Secretary will premiere on CBS on Sunday, October 4, 2015, at 8PM ET. The freshman series has done very well in the first season, averaging 11.82 million total viewers per episode. In 2015, Madam Secretary was also nominated for People's Choice Awards as Favorite New TV Drama. Subscribe to our notifications and get a reminder of the season premiere automatically sent to your inbox the day before season 2 of Madam Secretary hits the small screen.
Cow cookies is what the censor uses for a more familiar word. Okay, glad you found that because I didn't see anywhere that it was still in production.
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
The latest Quinnipiac has her losing to three different R's in Iowa and two other 'swing states', and her favorable vs unfavorable is getting worse.
She was "invincible" in 2008. Funny thing is, I don't recall her winning.
quote:Originally posted by ChrisInTempe
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
Man, I sure hope you're wrong about this. What's the matter with our country???
I hope I am wrong about it. Maybe the numbers will change int he coming months. For now, it ain't pretty.
About "The Country", that's not it. Political races are never lost because there is something wrong with the Country. Political races are lost because the losing candidates failed in their task to convince enough voters to vote for them. It is the failure of the Republican Party and its many factions to own their failures that is at the root of those failures.
Ask what is wrong with the Party, with its leadership, its message to many different groups of voters, its get out the vote machinery, its ground game. Ask those questions and you are on track to why any candidate lost an election.
quote:Originally posted by Dads3040
quote:Originally posted by ChrisInTempe
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
The latest Quinnipiac has her losing to three different R's in Iowa and two other 'swing states', and her favorable vs unfavorable is getting worse.
She was "invincible" in 2008. Funny thing is, I don't recall her winning.
Yes, she is bound to lose some states. Nobody scores a perfect win. The nationwide average of General Election match-ups has Clinton the winner every time.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_presidential_race.html
quote:Originally posted by Navybat
quote:Originally posted by ChrisInTempe
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
Man, I sure hope you're wrong about this. What's the matter with our country???
I hope I am wrong about it. Maybe the numbers will change int he coming months. For now, it ain't pretty.
About "The Country", that's not it. Political races are never lost because there is something wrong with the Country. Political races are lost because the losing candidates failed in their task to convince enough voters to vote for them. It is the failure of the Republican Party and its many factions to own their failures that is at the root of those failures.
Ask what is wrong with the Party, with its leadership, its message to many different groups of voters, its get out the vote machinery, its ground game. Ask those questions and you are on track to why any candidate lost an election.
quote:Originally posted by Dads3040
quote:Originally posted by ChrisInTempe
Current polling still has her out in front of all "R" opponents.
The only "R" with the $$$ and poll numbers to give her a race is Jeb Bush.
It's a very depressing reality.
The latest Quinnipiac has her losing to three different R's in Iowa and two other 'swing states', and her favorable vs unfavorable is getting worse.
She was "invincible" in 2008. Funny thing is, I don't recall her winning.
Yes, she is bound to lose some states. Nobody scores a perfect win. The nationwide average of General Election match-ups has Clinton the winner every time.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/2016_presidential_race.html
National polls are of little value for anything other than empty conversation. We do not vote nationally, we vote by state. Remove Iowa, Colorado, Virginia, and maybe Florida from the electoral total in 2012, and the R wins. 49 electoral votes needed to change sides.
I also disagree with your absolution of 'The Country' from responsibility for election outcomes. Campaigns are important, even vital, but just as central to outcomes is an informed electorate that realizes that voting for Santa Claus dressed up as a candidate will not bring success to us as a nation.
It is past discussing that many of the voters who checked the box for Obama did so simply because he was black. I can't imagine what 'message', 'ground game', or 'get out the vote machinery' is going to counteract that foolish, selfish stupidity.
Having run several successful local campaigns, I can devise something to do with voters who a few short days before the election have not made a final choice. I can deal with the ones we found who wanted further information.
What would you suggest we do with the ones who were blissfully unaware that an election was less than a week away? The city was covered with signs from both us and our opponents, we had sent out a series of 7 mailers in addition to the ones done by the other side. There had been articles in the papers, people waving signs on the side of major intersections, a debate between myself and another person that was televised, on local access cable, etc.
And there were a good 15-20% of voters who when we knocked on their doors over the final weekend DID NOT know an election was upon them.
The fault of the campaign? Not hardly. We do no favors to ourselves, our nation, nor our future if we absolve people of personal responsibility for the things that affect their lives. If we haven't learned that lesson by now, we are surely doomed.