how do you beat a candidate who lies and is not challenged?

[spanone]

the media is throwing the election for trump.

this is just fucking wrong.

[malaise]

1. Don the Con will never be President

Take that to the bank

[spanone]

9. i agree, but the media is trying with all it's might to elect the bastard

[sarae]

2. I can barely watch the news lately...

it's too stressful. I just want to curl up in the fetal position sometimes.

[metroins]

4. 9/11 hoax?

[sarae]

6. I hope Nolabels is referring to the WMD lies

that caused us to go to war, and not saying that 9/11 itself was a hoax. It's definitely unclear from what they wrote, however.

[metroins]

7. That's what I thought

You can't say 9/11 hoax and not be asked about it.

I'm assuming wmds.

[KittyWampus]

11. NO, unfortunately this poster goes on to conspiracy in following post in post #8.

[sarae]

5. Your average American gets their info from MSM.

No, that's not sufficient at all, but then the average American is the one deciding who will be elected. Therefore, yes it bothers me that the general American electorate is being fed crap by MSM.

[HereSince1628]

10. I dunno, the media coverage of Clinton and Trump campaigns seems highly correlated

And I'm not talking about last night but the past 9 months or so.

As I see it, the prevailing pattern is Trump is reported as saying something that suggests he's wholly, utterly, unqualified; the Clinton campaign or a supporter is then reported to make a statement to that effect; and a soon following published media segment about Trump confirms in both concept and detail the statement about Trump being utterly and wholly unqualified was absolutely correct.

IMO, Trump doesn't get much serious challenge because he's not really taken seriously, and is always expected to self-demonstrate the reasons for that.