"The advert that backed Stein, which did not specifically dismiss Clinton but put across the case for her opponent, read: “Choose peace and vote for Jill Stein. Trust me. It’s not a wasted vote. The only way to take our country back is to stop voting for the corporations and banks that own us. #GrowASpineVoteJillStein.”
Ha! Ha! Ha!
I’m still waiting for the investigation into Hillary’s connection with the Russians, the giving away of our uranium to the Russians, her 30,000 lost emails, her scrubbed hard drives, her hammer-smashed cell phones, etc. I’m waiting, waiting, waiting.....
She needs to look no further than Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania to see why she lost. She offered them nothing but democrat doom and gloom and welfare. Trump promised to get the economy moving again and to bring back coal, gas & oil, manufacturing, trade and jobs, jobs, jobs!
Zuckerberg turned over 3,000 ads to Congress that MIGHT have been paid for by Russians. Wow, 3000 ads that cost $100,000. How many tens of millions of dollars did Clinton spend on ads, and the tens of millions more spent by her super PAC’s. Does anyone with half a brain think that 3,000 ads, some of which started appearing in 2014, really had any impact on the election whatsoever?
Jill Stein would’ve won, but the judge blocked her recount.
Remember that Jill Stein was pushing for a recount in 2016.
She “believed” that the election was “stolen”.
Stalinists lie. Always
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/12/jill-stein-recount-effort-232192
hitlary LOST BECAUSE REAL AMERICAN PEOPLE DO NOT LIKE OR TRUST THE bitch!!!!
Correct. This was a $100,000 campaign, vs how many billions spent by Trump+HRC combined.
Let’s assume — impossibly — that every ad was pro-Trump and/or anti-HRC. If this expenditure of only $100,000 was enough to tip the Presidential election, then I am quite certain that that advertising campaign alone would be the entire course of study for both undergraduate and graduate Marketing Degree programs in the College of Business of every university in the country for the next 200 years.