function ctsAchievement(achievement, difficultyChecker = true){ if ((difficultyChecker && campaignTrail_temp.difficulty_level_multiplier<=1)||!difficultyChecker) if(campaignTrail_temp.CTS){ unlockAchievement(achievement); } } campaignTrail_temp.questions_json = [ { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8908, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The crowd stands in awe of the new messiah. Nearly 2 million Americans await the words of the first Black president to ring through the National Mall. You've captured the hearts of these men and women with soaring platitudes promising “hope” and “change,” as aided by the lingering failures of your predecessor. In the frostbit chill of winter, they've assembled this Inauguration Day. What note do you want to strike?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8907, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Only a few days into your term, the U.S. Central Command have requested an early decision be made on whether a troop increase as ordered by the Joint Chiefs of Staff be approved. Vice President Biden emphasizes the imperativeness of a withdrawal, while Secretaries Hillary Clinton and Robert Gates urge caution in abandoning America's mission abroad. Amidst it all, CIA Director Michael Hayden pulls you aside, presenting reports of an al-Qaeda and Taliban presence along the tribal areas of Pakistan.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8909, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Your preferred man for Health and Human Services Secretary, Tom Daschle, has been exposed for tax evasion. Republicans are pouncing on the first of what they anticipate to be the many controversies that'll impact your administration and suggest that you, given your lack of experience, may have failed to properly vet all the nominees to your Cabinet. What’s your next move?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8910, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "An economic downturn of cataclysmic proportions has begun to unfold. News breaks that Lehman Brothers, the fourth-largest investment bank in the U.S., is on the verge of bankruptcy following months of losses estimated to be in the billions, thanks to their investments in subprime mortgage securities. CNBC hosts a livid Jim Cramer, decrying the ignorance of the federal government for allowing this to happen. Stocks plummet. This isn't the change people were hoping for.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8911, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The black swan won't fly away. The Federal Reserve has stepped in to shore up several financial institutions, including the American International Group. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke meets with you and Speaker Nancy Pelosi, advising Congress authorize an emergency $700 billion fund to acquire toxic mortgages. “If it doesn’t pass, then God help us all.” Your Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner concurs, yet during a late night advisory counsel with Ayers, he tells you to squash it. Who do you trust?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8912, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After a few weeks economic analysts can confidently say we've emerged from the eye of the storm, but we're only now experiencing the beginnings of a serious recession. Unemployment is up to 7.3%, especially in the crumbling “Blue Wall” Rust Belt states. Democrats in Congress are drooling over a slew of spending proposals to “stimulate” the economy. With the absence of a Republican president to stymie their ambitions, they expect you to champion a massive package.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8914, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With all the economic pandemonium, you’ve left Iraq and Afghanistan, America's two ongoing wars held over from the Bush administration, on the back burner thus far. You're set to give a speech over in the Eisenhower Building on your administration’s strategies for those wars. What's the game plan?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8915, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The only allies from Chicago that you're allowed to be seen in public with, David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel, along with loyal servant to the party Jim Messina, are looking ahead to the 2012 election. They’re telling you that the Republican governor of Utah, Jon Huntsman, a moderate and scion of a family known for its chemical company, poses the greatest threat to your reelection prospects. The trio believe it best to deal with Huntsman early, by luring him into committing primary suicide through acceptance of an appointment to the administration.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8916, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8918, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After years of bloated bureaucracy, empowered unions and foolhardy free trade agreements, General Motors, America's largest automaker, is on the verge of collapse as their sales take a nosedive. Axelrod sees a bailout of GM as an opportunity to burnish your pro-labor credentials, though the thought of encouraging corporate welfare gives you second thought.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8919, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After months of distractions and bad headlines, Axelrod is pressing for you to pivot yet again. This time, he wants the focus to be on healthcare. Rahm thinks it best for you to let Congress take the lead on crafting the legislation given the healthcare debacle of the 90s, but Ayers urges you to remain firm and unchained by the influence of the regressives who fester within your party, and to push for the most collectivist legislation possible.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8920, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Although many Americans thought your ascendency to power signified the beginning of a long-fabled post-racial America, you're confronted with a growing national debate over the arrest of well-known Black historian Henry Louis Gates Jr. in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The arrest came after Gates attempted to break into his own home after finding his door jammed. Claims of racial-profiling and allegations Gates instigated the officer to act abound, Farrakhan and Wright think it high time for you to start working on behalf of your own. What will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8921, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Less than a year into your presidency, with zero foreign policy accomplishments under your belt, the Norwegian Nobel Committee have awarded you the Nobel Prize. Following immediate backlash, they fabricate an explanation, citing your “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.” Are you actually going to accept this award?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4000, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform before its too late.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4001, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With your reorganization of America's healthcare system over and done with, half the country is in an uproar. Some of your advisors are pushing for you to further pander to the base. The idealists, Axelrod and Messina, are suggesting immigration or guns as the next agenda. Rahm, the cynic, thinks it best to let things cool off and not rock the boat so soon after healthcare. What say you, Mr. President?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 8913, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With the midterms fast approaching and tax season in full swing, Rahm posits a rather Nixonian plot for disrupting the grassroots resistance to your administration. The operation would see the IRS target Tea Party groups applying for 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status, stymying their ability to raise money without disclosing their donors. “Never let a serious crisis go to waste,” he cackles.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4002, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4003, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You learn from your staff that Rolling Stone, a publication typically favorable to you, is about to come out with an article about General Stanley McChrystal, the top commander of American and allied forces in Afghanistan. In the article, McChrystal criticizes your demeanor and conduct during meetings, describing you as being “uncomfortable and intimidated” around military brass at meetings, that you “didn't seem very engaged” about the war in Afghanistan, and goes so far as to characterize you as “the enemy” over your policy disagreements. Rahm insists that the general must go for this blatant act of insubordination, but Gates thinks we should let this slight slide, given his ability to effectively keep the Taliban at bay.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4004, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. You tried contacting Ayers for some guidance, but for whatever reason, the line seems to have gone dead. Nonetheless, Larry Summers is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4006, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The obesity epidemic ravaging American youth is a burden weighing heavily on our nation's reputation, not to mention prospective military recruitment. Michelle has cooked up a host of ideas on how to combat the problem as part of her Let's Move! initiative. It'd generate new nutrition standards for school lunchrooms to follow and abide by, such as reduced portion sizes, regulate the content of such ingredients like sugar and sodium in meals, and do away with whole milk. Will you help her get this passed?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4007, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "As the dust continues to settle following the shocking scale of your party's midterm losses, you have one last opportunity to cram legislation through this lame-duck session of Congress. Reid and Pelosi have told you that you don't have much political capital left on the Hill, but you could pass something a little less controversial.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4008, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "In a letter to Senator Chuck Grassley, your DOJ has admitted to allowing licensed firearms dealers in Arizona to knowingly sell firearms to straw buyers in a hairbrained effort to track the firearms back to Mexican drug cartels. Known within the ATF as 'Operation Fast and Furious,' the initiative has been ongoing for years, and not a single criminal has been charged. With the House in Republican hands teeing up investigations, it's becoming evident you can no longer lean on your party to protect you at every turn.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4009, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The Arab Spring continues to ripple across the Middle East, and Libya, which has been ruled by military dictator Muammar Gaddafi for decades, is in the midst of a civil war between Gaddafi's loyalists and an opposition promising a transition to democracy. Gaddafi has thus far refused to hear out these protests, with anti-government rallies, spurred by the arrest of a civil rights lawyer, being met with an onslaught of rubber bullets and water cannons. How will the United States respond?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4010, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A week later, the atmosphere in Libya has increased in pressure, and its gaining traction among some on the international stage that action must be taken. The 'Day of Revolt' as its being called helped to orchestrate further rallies across the nation, only to be met with live ammunition from the Libyan state. Now having spiraled into all-out warfare, Gaddafi is crushing the rebel forces, with their last remnants huddled in Benghazi. French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron are calling for action. Adopting Cameron's proposal to enact a no-fly zone over Libya, the United Nations Security Council is expected to overwhelmingly approve it. Will the U.S. commit to their involvement?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4011, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months, years in the making, your intelligence agencies are informing you the best opportunity to take out the notorious Al-Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden, may be at hand. CIA Director Leon Panetta and Homeland Security advisor John Brennan present information that bin Laden, if their sources are accurate, is held up in a compound located in Abbottabad, Pakistan. They forewarn the operation's odds of success aren't guaranteed, but if you are to hesitate further, he'll have surely been relocated, if he had ever been there at all. Everyone in the administration has their take: Biden and Gates are skeptical, and aren't in favor; Clinton is cautious, but believes the risk is worth taking. What say you?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4012, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The crackling of the radio transmission faded in-and-out.

“This is . . . of the . . . Cairo's been hit . . . no sighting . . . Geronimo . . .”

A loud screeching sound, later identified to be an RPG, cut the broadcast entirely. The Situation Room was an icebox. Clinton had fled, maybe twenty minutes earlier, sensing disaster. Biden was in quiet hyperventilation. Admiral McRaven delivered verbally what was obvious to all present, the mission had failed. Osama bin Laden was not present at the compound, in fact, he had orchestrated an ambush. It won't be long until the news catches wind, and the mortuary affairs for the fallen receive widespread coverage.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4013, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The Republicans in Congress have kept busy pursuing their fiscally conservative agenda since they've taken over. With the upcoming need raise the debt ceiling to prevent a government, and their orthodoxy seemingly conflicting with the agenda of your own administration, it may prove problematic. Speaker John Boehner is demanding concessions from you before he can agree to let his party vote in favor of it, including cuts to government departments and programs, along with spending caps.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4014, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the NATO intervention in Libya with American involvement, it is widely considered a failure. Not merely by the critics who held strong misgivings about it since it started, but even by its supporters. Several failures to effectively hit targets led to several friendly fire incidents, one American air strike even hit a hospital, killing several journalists and foreign aid volunteers. Gaddafi took advantage, dodging capture by rebels and fleeing the country to take refuge in Moscow.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4015, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The emergence of a movement rallying the everyday American against the “one percent” is being spurred in New York City, known as Occupy Wall Street. They demand debt forgiveness and universal healthcare and other pie in the sky proposals whose feasibility of ever seeing passage right now hovers over zero only when factoring in hypnosis or some other science fiction solution. Their qualms with you mainly concern job growth, which has proven mediocre, and the recovery of our country's economy since the onset of the financial crisis, which has been stunted to say the least.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4016, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Reports are emerging out of Florida that a shooting has occurred motivated by that of prejudicial sentiment. Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old Black child, was shot dead by George Zimmerman, who was on neighborhood watch duty at the time of the incident. He claims to have been punched repeatedly by Martin, but it's also being juxtaposed that Zimmerman killed Martin for the simple fact that he was Black. He's been charged with second-degree murder; the case is anticipated to further intensify the growing racial divide that continues to bubble in the United States, on the occasion rising above the surface.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4017, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Axelrod and you are contemplating the upcoming general election campaign and the strategy that must be taken. No more can the optimistic fluff of 2008 be repeated, reality has hit the administration like a wrecking ball and threw you off, forcing you to get dirty. With that in mind, the failures of your presidency can't be ignored. The combustion of healthcare reform was a major defeat for your administration, and the stink of its failure clings to you even now. The best route is thought to be emphasizing the danger of the alternative.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4018, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "RNC Qs", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4019, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "At the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, with unemployment still the highest it's been in twenty years, its never been more crucial for the party to put up a good face. You're backstage with Michelle, with you planned to speak on the final night. Who did you select to start the party off with?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4020, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Republican candidate follow-up Qs", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4021, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Though the intervention in Libya is still affirmed to be a supposed success, the aftermath is causing headaches. You're informed a terror attack has occurred in the capital city of Benghazi, perpetuated by Islamist militia Ansar al-Sharia, created in the aftermath of the Libyan Civil War. The attack has resulted in the deaths of American ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and diplomat Sean Smith, along with two CIA operatives and 7 Libyans.", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4022, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Republican candidate follow-up follow-up Qs", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 1010, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Debate Qs", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4023, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Close to election day, a Category 1 hurricane, after having carved its way out of the Caribbean, is now setting the East Coast of the United States as the next target of its warpath. With a trail anticipated to cut directly through New Jersey, local and state officials are calling a state of emergency. How will you respond to one of the rare instances of disaster not directly caused by your administration?", "likelihood": 1 } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4024, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Star struck college students, suburban moms, minority voters, union men, you're their liberal savior. By now, their adoration for you almost feels perfunctory. But each time you hear a crowd scream your name or a supporter ask for a selfie, you become more convinced that the significance of the moment is beyond your comprehension. You're destined for greatness, and your legacy is paramount to millions. Messina wants to know where you want to mark your final campaign tour.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 5 (Daschle comes to save the day) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 7000, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After a few weeks economic analysts can confidently say we've emerged from the eye of the storm, but we're only now experiencing the beginnings of a serious recession. Unemployment is up to 7.3%, especially in the crumbling “Blue Wall” Rust Belt states. Democrats in Congress are drooling over a slew of spending proposals to “stimulate” the economy. With the absence of a Republican president to stymie their ambitions, they expect you to champion a massive package.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 5 (Obama fucked up) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6969, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After a few weeks economic analysts can confidently say we've emerged from the eye of the storm, but we're only now experiencing the beginnings of a serious recession. Unemployment is up to 7.3%, especially in the crumbling “Blue Wall” Rust Belt states. Democrats in Congress are drooling over a slew of spending proposals to “stimulate” the economy. With the absence of a Republican president to stymie their ambitions, they expect you to champion a massive package.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 7 (Huntsman tells Obama to fuck off) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6968, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The only allies from Chicago that you're allowed to be seen in public with, David Axelrod and Rahm Emanuel, along with loyal servant to the party Jim Messina, are looking ahead to the 2012 election. They’re telling you that the Republican governor of Utah, Jon Huntsman, a moderate and scion of a family known for its chemical company, poses the greatest threat to your reelection prospects. The trio believe it best to deal with Huntsman early, by luring him into committing primary suicide through acceptance of an appointment to the administration.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 8 (SCOTUS is fucked) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6967, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 8 (Obama can go goblin mode on SCOTUS) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6966, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 10 (Obama is up shit's creek for healthcare) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6964, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "After months of distractions and bad headlines, Axelrod is pressing for you to pivot yet again. This time, he wants the focus to be on healthcare. Rahm thinks it best for you to let Congress take the lead on crafting the legislation given the healthcare debacle of the 90s, but Ayers urges you to remain firm and unchained by the influence of the regressives who fester within your party, and to push for the most collectivist legislation possible.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Kennedy dead and Obama sold out but can only pass Baucus) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6963, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Kennedy dead, Obama wants Obamacare and has high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6962, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Obummer tried to sell out but still can't pass anything) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6961, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Kennedy dead, Obama wants Obamacare but has low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6960, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Obummer can't pass anything) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6959, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Kennedy dead, Obama wants public option and high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6958, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 12 (Kennedy dead, Obama wants public option but low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6957, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Ted Kennedy has succumbed to cancer and taken with him the Democrats' supermajority. Governor Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has appointed a placeholder Democrat to Kennedy's seat, with a special election scheduled for May 2010. Given how healthcare was Kennedy's pet issue for majority of his career, Rahm believes it wise for you to politicize his demise in order to aid the prospects of your own healthcare reform.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question whatever I lost count at this point (Successful socdem Obama passes laws or not) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6956, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With your reorganization of America's healthcare system over and done with, half the country is in an uproar. Some of your advisors are pushing for you to further pander to the base. The idealists, Axelrod and Messina, are suggesting immigration or guns as the next agenda. Rahm, the cynic, thinks it best to let things cool off and not rock the boat so soon after healthcare. What say you, Mr. President?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama has no healthcare and no bitches) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6955, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "“It's early,” Axelrod reassures you. You violently massage your temples. This is not good. It's been a year into your presidency, and you're being assailed on all fronts as a weak and ineffective leader. No healthcare? What a flop of a presidency this is turning out to be. Republicans are running circles around you. You're being played for a fool. Your supporters feel like suckers. Polls are turning against you. “It's not too late,” Axelrod repeats to you, “it's not too late.”", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama has healthcare but low wins) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6954, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The White House has been working overtime to help give weight to your administration's flagging agenda. The usual suspects disapprove, as Glenn Beck has a field day drawing parallels between you and Adolf Hitler on his chalkboard, but your supporters, too, make their disappointment known. MSNBC hosts an array of pencil-necked liberal pontificators to knife you one. Guest host Sam Seder utters the worst criticism a Democratic president can receive from his left flank, “at least we can be confident he's better than the Republicans.” Maybe a distraction from the malaise is in order?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama has healthcare but low wins) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6953, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The White House has been working overtime to help give weight to your administration's flagging agenda. The usual suspects disapprove, as Glenn Beck has a field day drawing parallels between you and Adolf Hitler on his chalkboard, but your supporters, too, make their disappointment known. MSNBC hosts an array of pencil-necked liberal pontificators to knife you one. Guest host Sam Seder utters the worst criticism a Democratic president can receive from his left flank, “at least we can be confident he's better than the Republicans.” Maybe a distraction from the malaise is in order?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Garland last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6952, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Sotomayor last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6951, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Wood last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6950, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Kagan last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6949, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Wood last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6948, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Garland last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6947, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama picked Sotomayor last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6946, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Kagan last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6945, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Wood last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6944, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Garland last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6943, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Sotomayor last time and is low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6942, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Kagan last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6941, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Wood last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6940, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Garland last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6939, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama picked Sotomayor last time and is high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6938, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Another former Republican-appointee turned enemy of the Grand Old Party, Justice John Paul Stevens, has announced his retirement from the Court, clearing the way for a second appointment from you. Bob Bauer needs to know your choice now, so he may run effective background checks on the nominee in preparation for the sales pitch to the Senate before the August recess. Who will it be?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama bank question low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6937, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. Ayers tells you to strike at the heart of the capitalistic oppressors, there'll be no better time than now. Larry Summers, however, is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama bank question high cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6935, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. You tried contacting Ayers for some guidance, but for whatever reason, the line seems to have gone dead. Nonetheless, Larry Summers is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama bank question highest cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6934, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. Ayers tells you to strike at the heart of the capitalistic oppressors, there'll be no better time than now. Larry Summers, however, is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Warmonger socdem Obama bank question highest cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6931, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. Ayers tells you to strike at the heart of the capitalistic oppressors, there'll be no better time than now. Larry Summers, however, is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Obama bank question really low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6933, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. Ayers tells you to strike at the heart of the capitalistic oppressors, there'll be no better time than now. Larry Summers, however, is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama bank question really low cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6932, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. You tried contacting Ayers for some guidance, but for whatever reason, the line seems to have gone dead. Nonetheless, Larry Summers is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Warmonger neolib Obama bank question highest cred) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6930, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Progressives in Congress view the country's recession as an opportunity to come down hard on Wall Street. After thirty years of deregulation, they are out for blood. You tried contacting Ayers for some guidance, but for whatever reason, the line seems to have gone dead. Nonetheless, Larry Summers is urging you to take a more cautious approach.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternative Question (Neolib Obama SCOUTS no Napolitano) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6929, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Obama SCOTUS no Napolitano or Sotomayor) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6928, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question 8 (Neolib Obama can go goblin mode on SCOTUS) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6927, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Justice David Souter, one-time Republican appointee turned enemy of the Second Amendment and proponent of eminent domain, is retiring from the Supreme Court. Long a disappointment to conservatives, his decision to retire under your presidency is his final and perhaps greatest betrayal of the conservative movement. Who are you going to appoint?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bank smashing, SCOTUS killing Obama) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 4005, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The red phone rings at 3 A.M. “He's gone,” the voice on the other end says. The morning after, all the papers adorn the headline: JUSTICE SCALIA DEAD. Seemingly, it was a run-of-the-mill cardiac arrest, with him found dead at his Texas ranch, face buried under a pillow. MSNBC contributor Cenk Uygur gets admonished for joking that the breaking up of the banks must've given him a fatal shock. Others are suggesting something more, nefarious. Regardless, it's time to find a replacement.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama fears the rise of China) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6926, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Deliberating foreign policy one evening with Secretaries Clinton and Gates, you're given the facts straight from Hillary, the Asia-Pacific will be key to America's future and the world along with it. With the 2008 Summer Olympics and the Expo 2010 in Shanghai in mind, Xi Jinping's grand ambitions are all too evident. She outlines the situation clearly, in the way only she could, the continued distractions that have plagued the United States in the Middle East have led to ignorance of the region. If not dealt with soon, China will overpower the West. There must be a pivot. What will we do?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (If Obama appointed Holder to SCOTUS) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6925, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "In a letter to Senator Chuck Grassley, your DOJ has admitted to allowing licensed firearms dealers in Arizona to knowingly sell firearms to straw buyers in a hairbrained effort to track the firearms back to Mexican drug cartels. Known within the ATF as 'Operation Fast and Furious,' the initiative has been ongoing for years, and not a single criminal has been charged. With the House in Republican hands teeing up investigations, it's becoming evident you can no longer lean on your party to protect you at every turn.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Mubarak) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6924, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The Arab Spring continues to rage in the Middle East. First transpiring in Tunisia, the movement has seen foreign dignitaries who acquired their positions through American support fall like dominos. Hosni Mubarak is just the latest victim suffering a potential coup, but complications have arisen, if Robert Gates is to be believed. Handing you classified information, Gates has received word from Saudi King Abdullah that Iran may be culpable for the regional instability. Abandoning Mubarak displays shades of the Shah. What's your move?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Elections or no elections, you decide) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6923, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A week later, the atmosphere in Egypt has increased in pressure. The United States has reached an agreement to deploy arms and weaponry that'd keep Mubarak in power, but it has yet to be finalized. It remains the case that your involvement has proven highly controversial. Protests, albeit small in nature, have organized accusing you of aiding a dictator. Rhodes is recommending you demand elections as a prerequisite for the shipments to send, but Gates emphasizes the need to not tie conditionals to the arms package, deriding it as a cheap attempt to quell the anger.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama no-go in Libya) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6922, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A week later, the atmosphere in Libya has increased in pressure, and its gaining traction among some on the international stage that action must be taken. The 'Day of Revolt' as its being called helped to orchestrate further rallies across the nation, only to be met with live ammunition from the Libyan state. Now having spiraled into all-out warfare, Gaddafi is crushing the rebel forces, with their last remnants huddled in Benghazi. French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron are making good to maintain international order where the United States is suffering a dereliction of duty. Adopting Cameron's proposal to enact a no-fly zone over Libya, the United Nations Security Council is expected to overwhelmingly approve it. Will the U.S. maintain their isolationist ways?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama going hard in Libya) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6921, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A week later, the atmosphere in Libya has increased in pressure, and its gaining traction among some on the international stage that action must be taken. The 'Day of Revolt' as its being called helped to orchestrate further rallies across the nation, only to be met with live ammunition from the Libyan state. Now having spiraled into all-out warfare, Gaddafi is crushing the rebel forces, with their last remnants huddled in Benghazi. French President Nicolas Sarkozy and British Prime Minister David Cameron join the prophetic United States in calling for action to be taken. Adopting your proposal to enact a no-fly zone over Libya, the United Nations Security Council is expected to overwhelmingly approve it. Johnny's got his gun.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama no-go in Egypt) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6920, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A few weeks later, the atmosphere in Egypt has increased in pressure. Mubarak hasn't backed down, and the clashes between troops and rebels on Cairo's streets, laden with blood, continue absent American involvement. Leaks from the administration have become common as of late, based around the idea you're too cautious and fearful of public opinion to take action when necessary. Saudi Arabia's recent intervention in Bahrain has only helped to reintroduce the topic to the mainstream, and once again, you're being asked if you're certain you'll keep to the course you've taken.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama to aide or not to aide in Egypt) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6919, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A few weeks later, the atmosphere in Egypt has increased in pressure. Mubarak hasn't backed down, and the clashes between troops and rebels on Cairo's streets, laden with blood, continue absent American involvement. Skepticism over your supposed diplomatic expertise is put into question as your hopeful words prove empty in the ensuing violence that continues uninterrupted. Saudi Arabia's recent intervention in Bahrain has only helped to reintroduce the topic to the mainstream, and once again, you're being asked if you're certain you'll keep to the course you've taken.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama kills the bastard) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6918, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months, years in the making, your intelligence agencies are informing you the best opportunity to take out the notorious Al-Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden, may be at hand. CIA Director Leon Panetta and Homeland Security advisor John Brennan present information that bin Laden, if their sources are accurate, is held up in a compound located in Abbottabad, Pakistan. They forewarn the operation's odds of success aren't guaranteed, but if you are to hesitate further, he'll have surely been relocated, if he had ever been there at all. Everyone in the administration has their take: Biden and Gates are skeptical, and aren't in favor; Clinton is cautious, but believes the risk is worth taking. What say you?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (To the victor go the spoils) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6917, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The crackling of the radio transmission faded in-and-out.

“This is . . . we're heading down . . . taking fire . . . for God and country . . . Geronimo, Geronimo, Geronimo . . .”

The Situation Room was in a frenzy. Admiral McRaven radioed in and requested elaboration, and they all heard back, “Geronimo EKIA.” John Cena put it in layman's terms later that night to a stadium of wrestling fans: “We have caught, and compromised to a permanent end, Osama bin Laden.” You're at your peak, and you get to thinking, maybe now it was the time to take a risk.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (To the victor go the spoils, except Hillary being your vp) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6916, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The crackling of the radio transmission faded in-and-out.

“This is . . . we're heading down . . . taking fire . . . for God and country . . . Geronimo, Geronimo, Geronimo . . .”

The Situation Room was in a frenzy. Admiral McRaven radioed in and requested elaboration, and they all heard back, “Geronimo EKIA.” John Cena put it in layman's terms later that night to a stadium of wrestling fans: “We have caught, and compromised to a permanent end, Osama bin Laden.” What felt like a chorus of cheers permeated the nation forthwith. It was hard to not smirk as you delivered the news from the lectern. It feels best to announce your reelection now, and confirm your running mate.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Nothing ever happens) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6915, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With your veto of the operation, intelligence agencies continue tracking Osama bin Laden's location, in hopes of having something more concrete and clear to possibly present to you at a later date. With that said, Axelrod has suggested the administration make it clear to speculative journalists and political junkies that Vice President Biden will remain on the ticket come next year's election, opposite of the unfounded rumors you plan to dump him in favor of Secretary Clinton, and despite his own misgivings of the man, in order to help promote unity.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (No Boiden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6914, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The Republicans in Congress have kept busy pursuing their fiscally conservative agenda since they've taken over. With the upcoming need raise the debt ceiling to prevent a government, and their orthodoxy seemingly conflicting with the agenda of your own administration, it may prove problematic. Speaker John Boehner is demanding concessions from you before he can agree to let his party vote in favor of it, including cuts to government departments and programs, along with spending caps.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Libya win) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6913, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the NATO intervention in Libya with American involvement, progress is being steadily made. With effective maneuvering and some competent use of force thanks to our strategists and personnel, Gaddafi's men are being dwindled down, soon to measure in the triple-digits if some of your generals are to be believed. Gaddafi himself is long gone, having been captured and sodomized to death with the sharp end of a bayonet by Libyan rebels. Safe to say our work is nearly done here.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Libya loss by Brits and Frenchies) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6912, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the NATO intervention in Libya without American involvement, the situation has proven a disater, and your decision to hold back perhaps a bit prophetic. British and French logistics proved highly flawed as it turns out, both in intelligence and strategy. Prime Minister David Cameron is flirting with abandoning the operation outright according to native tabloid The Sun, sweating like a pig over comparisons being made to him and the recently departed Tony Blair. Nicolas Sarkozy, meanwhile, is adamant progress is being achieved, despite reality begging to differ. Gaddafi is so confident he's opted out of fleeing to Russia and stayed put, with Libyan rebels becoming sparser in their numbers.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt no America) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6911, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the resistance movement in Egypt, violence reigns supreme. Mubarak was caught and beaten to death by rebels, but his forces have refused to let that spell their defeat. Fighting remains the case, and neighboring Israel is reportedly furious that the United States has let it come to this. In one ear, you have Clinton saying you need to phone Binyamin Netanyahu and guarantee safety for Israel in light of the regional anarchy, but in the other, Farrakhan says forget the bastards. Whose voice proves stronger?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt powerless America) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6910, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the shipment of arms to Mubarak, the revolt has been crushed, and he has been able to retain power. A question over succession is raised, with the American demand for an election to legitimize their decision weighing heavily over the regime. Reports float of possibly blocking the Muslim Brotherhood, yet its axed as, accordingly, Mubarak refuses to risk reigniting the fury felt during the bloody conflict with such a controversial move. Instead, “a fair and free election,” to be hotly contested, will decide Egypt's fate.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt elections decision) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6909, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the shipment of arms to Mubarak, the revolt has been crushed, and he has been able to retain power. With the condition of elections to be held by the Egyptian state, the question persists over just how these elections will transpire. Israel's Binyamin Netanyahu and your intelligence agencies demand you block the Muslim Brotherhood, held in suspect by many for possible ties to terrorist organizations like Hamas, from ascending to power in a subsequent election. All eyes on you.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bernie 1) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6908, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The rabid beasts who made you president have shown themselves to be hyenas. Hot off Occupy Wall Street, Senator Bernie Sanders has announced a primary bid to challenge you. Not to steal the nomination, rather than that pipe dream, he's made clear his campaign is only meant to help “steer you back to serve the people and not the one percent,” who he claims have you bought. As for your communistic friends in Chicago, you can forget them. Ayers and Wright have jumped ship for the Vermont Senator, while Farrakhan is abandoning politics, not endorsing Sanders for some undisclosed reason.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bernie 2) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6907, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The rabid beasts who made you president have shown themselves to be hyenas. Hot off Occupy Wall Street, Senator Bernie Sanders has announced a primary bid to challenge you. Not to steal the nomination, rather than that pipe dream, he's made clear his campaign is only meant to help “steer you back to serve the people and not the one percent,” who he claims have you bought. As for your communistic friends in Chicago, you can forget them. Ayers and Wright have jumped ship for the Vermont Senator, while Farrakhan is abandoning politics, not endorsing Sanders for some undisclosed reason.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bernie 3) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6906, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The rabid beasts who made you president have shown themselves to be hyenas. Hot off Occupy Wall Street, Senator Bernie Sanders has announced a primary bid to challenge you. Not to steal the nomination, rather than that pipe dream, he's made clear his campaign is only meant to help “steer you back to serve the people and not the one percent,” who he claims have you bought. As for your communistic friends in Chicago, you can forget them. Ayers and Wright have jumped ship for the Vermont Senator, while Farrakhan is abandoning politics, not endorsing Sanders for some undisclosed reason.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bernie 4) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6905, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The rabid beasts who made you president have shown themselves to be hyenas. Hot off Occupy Wall Street, Senator Bernie Sanders has announced a primary bid to challenge you. Not to steal the nomination, rather than that pipe dream, he's made clear his campaign is only meant to help “steer you back to serve the people and not the one percent,” who he claims have you bought. As for your communistic friends in Chicago, you can forget them. Ayers and Wright have jumped ship for the Vermont Senator, while Farrakhan is abandoning politics, not endorsing Sanders for some undisclosed reason.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Obama takes a stand) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6904, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Reports are emerging out of Florida that a shooting has occurred motivated by that of prejudicial sentiment. Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old Black child, was shot dead by George Zimmerman, who was on neighborhood watch duty at the time of the incident. He claims to have been punched repeatedly by Martin, but it's also being juxtaposed that Zimmerman killed Martin for the simple fact that he was Black. He's been charged with second-degree murder; the case is anticipated to further intensify the growing racial divide that continues to bubble in the United States, on the occasion rising above the surface.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Baucus healthcare and no bin Laden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6903, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Axelrod and you are contemplating the upcoming general election campaign and the strategy that must be taken. No more can the optimistic fluff of 2008 be repeated, reality has hit the administration like a wrecking ball and threw you off, forcing you to get dirty. With that in mind, the failures of your presidency can't be ignored. Though healthcare reform succeeded, you remain vulnerable to attacks; Axelrod thinks it best to emphasize the danger of the alternative.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Healthcare and no bin Laden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6902, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Axelrod and you are contemplating the upcoming general election campaign and the strategy that must be taken. No more can the optimistic fluff of 2008 be repeated, reality has hit the administration like a wrecking ball and threw you off, forcing you to get dirty. With that in mind, the failures of your presidency can't be ignored. Though healthcare reform succeeded, you remain vulnerable to attacks; Axelrod thinks it best to emphasize the danger of the alternative.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Healthcare and bin Laden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6901, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Axelrod and you are contemplating the upcoming general election campaign and the strategy that must be taken. No more can the optimistic fluff of 2008 be repeated, reality has hit the administration like a wrecking ball and threw you off, forcing you to get dirty. With that in mind, you've managed to stack a hefty amount of accomplishments under your belt. Healthcare reform, Osama bin Laden dead. You could promote these, and maybe ignore the opposition, or turn the tables and shine a light on the threat the Republicans represent.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (London bridge falls down) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6900, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Axelrod and you were going to discuss strategy ahead of the upcoming general election, when the two of you were interrupted by frantic staffers and Cabinet members, urging you to turn on the television and switch to any news channel. Doing so, you catch wind of something big. Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, was doing some hokey zipline stunt ahead of the Olympics in his city, waving a Union Jack and generally looking ridiculous. He then seemingly halted and got stuck midway, before exploding as his guts and body parts flew through the air in a bloody red mist.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Newt) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6899, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With their convention in the image of Reagan, Republicans mark the occasion nominating fellow fossil, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. With Rick Santorum in tow, Gingrich conducts the attendees into boos and shouts over his biting criticisms of the slow economic recovery the nation has suffered under your presidency. Not yet prepared to cease his vitriolic passion, he condemns crumbling space programs, espouses a curiosity for geoengineering, and makes a vow to combat various fantastical Tom Clancian threats the foes of America may yet try to conjure. How will you defeat with this fascist futurist?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (mid DNC) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6898, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "At the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, with unemployment still the highest it's been in twenty years, its never been more crucial for the party to put up a good face. You're backstage with Michelle, with you planned to speak on the final night. Who did you select to start the party off with?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (good DNC) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6897, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "At the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, with unemployment still the highest it's been in twenty years, its never been more crucial for the party to put up a good face. You're backstage with Michelle, with you planned to speak on the final night. Who did you select to start the party off with?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bloomberg) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6896, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Adorned in bright colors of blue and red, topped with a picturesque illustration of the former World Trade Center serving as a backdrop for the main stage, New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is introduced by Rudy Giuliani as the Republican-turned-independent slams your administration's weakness on multiple fronts, whether it be in bungling the siege on Osama bin Laden's compound, or for your open contempt towards America's policemen in coddling criminals. Allied with fellow independent Charlie Crist, the ticket promises to be a horrid experiment in nonpartisan authoritarianism. What will you do?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Christie) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6895, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "A lone glass of water ripples on the Resolute Desk. Turning the television to the Republican convention, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie stomps on-stage as Haley Barbour flees before he can be squashed, leaning his mass against the lectern. He promotes his governorship and time as a federal prosecutor. Lambasting your economic mismanagement, military blunders, failed healthcare reform, everything and anything in-between, he asks the crowd: “On the charge of murdering the American Dream, do the members of the public find Barack Hussein Obama guilty or not guilty?” “GUILTY!” How will you plead?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Newt II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6894, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The strange bed fellow pairing of your opponents hasn't escaped your attention, nor those among the media. The two have campaigned separately since the Republican convention concluded; Gingrich is too concerned bouncing between oddball proposals and nativist overtures, while Santorum holds his impromptu Bible readings cloaked as campaign rallies, surrounded by Evangelicals. They're married together by party, but hardly match otherwise. Don't you think?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Paul) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6893, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The internet forums alight the basements of the many loners across America as a blaze of excitement and energy elicit throughout like lightning. Indeed, a coup has been initiated and to the victor go the spoils, as congressman and libertarian erudite Ron Paul is lifted on to the stage by an army of his devotees, with Herman Cain among them. The Texan hits like a spitfire at various faults and fallacies that belie your technocratic rule, outlining his audacious tax policy and lax social views as the cure to America's sickness. What do you make of this?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Condi) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6892, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Excitement turned to disappointment from all sides of the aisle over the course of your term. Sanders's crusade fueled by scorned ego and purity testing was the catalyst, now the Republicans are entering the fray. Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice enters the stage in elegant fashion, the queen of the old guard, who've watched your presidency and concluded they've had enough of “amatuer hour.” Following up on John Thune's remarks, she slams your novice trial run as the “community organizer” of our country, ringing in the glorious return of the Bushite regime. Time to sound the alarm, Barry.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Mitt) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6891, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Amid the squabbles between Old Guard Republicans and populistic demagogues, the party has coalesced behind an established, moderate alternative. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has clinched the nomination, ushered in by the wave of discontent and ill feelings your mismanagement has created. Promising a return to normalcy and politics by compromise, the Bain Capital alumni pledges to cut the regulatory strangleholds your byzantine rule has enacted and resurrect the flailing economy you ran into the ground. Kay Bailey Hutchison and a chorus of bankers and hedge fund managers cheer him on.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Trump) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6890, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With gaudy glitz and glamor, as if it were an off-Broadway production of Cats, billionaire real estate developer and media personality Donald Trump emerges from the artificial fog caking the stage to rant for an uninterrupted hour-and-a-half, deriding your failure to save General Motors, blaming you for the loss of all the hundreds of thousands of jobs that it helped supply to the economically disadvantaged of America. Lou Barletta claps along as the attendees, adorning hard hats to match their rolled up white-collar shirts and slacks, chant his name. What do you make of this display?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bloomberg II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6889, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Bloomberg is breaking barriers; not in recent memory has the Republican Party seen someone run a campaign as ideologically incoherent yet appealing. His reputation as a literal R.I.N.O. has charmed many suburban liberals, while his record of launching tough crackdowns on peoples' civil rights in the name of law and order is keeping enough Republicans in the fold, according to polls. Axelrod is confident this house of cards he's upholding is doomed for an inevitable fall, and he's pushing for you to start blowing some air on it by singling out the inconsistencies between his political thought and base.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bachmann) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6888, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Children in white are assembled on stage as the Republican convention concludes, singing in a choir religious hymns and songs extolling a generic Christian sentiment. Michele Bachmann strolls behind them as they finish, addressing the audience, she pledges support to Israel in their time of strive brought on by you, before turning to the pressing issues that concern the everyday American: homosexuality, the public education system corrupting our youth, and the urgent need to save America from itself. Even Tom Tancredo looks out of place there. How will we tackle this sectarian threat?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman/No Beck) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6887, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The dour mood around the White House can only be bested by the tanking Vegas odds you even remain there by next year. It's just as Rahm and Axelrod feared, the Republicans have made their ticket viable, perhaps unbeatable, in selecting Utah Governor Jon Huntsman as their nominee. He barely says anything and the crowd still cheers uproariously; they smell blood in the water. Standing next to Nikki Haley as the confetti falls from above, it may as well be Huntsman's inauguration. What ever will we do?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman/Beck) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6886, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The dour mood around the White House can only be bested by the tanking Vegas odds you even remain there by next year. It's just as Rahm and Axelrod feared, the Republicans have made their ticket viable, perhaps unbeatable, in selecting Utah Governor Jon Huntsman as their nominee. He barely says anything and the crowd still cheers uproariously; they smell blood in the water. Standing next to Nikki Haley as the confetti falls from above, it may as well be Huntsman's inauguration. What ever will we do?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Dick) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6885, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Johnson's mangled body is seen across the widest reaches of the world. Children on schoolyards from rural Oklahoma all the way to Nigeria gawk at the LiveLeak footage of it. Amid the terror, former Vice President Dick Cheney seizes power, hoping to usher in the return of peace through strength. Michael Steele approvingly nods along as Cheney seeks to cast a wide net, vowing to protect the world from the threat of radical Islamic terror and do away with Republican policies that target members of the gay community. How will you react in light of an early victory?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Dick II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6884, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Cheney has been relegated to campaigning in states nobody would typically care for otherwise, with rallies organized in Casper, Cheyenne, Provo, Boise. The Republicans are scrambling, diverting much of their resources to aiding downballot races. If The New York Times are to be believed, attempts to orchestrate a coup against Cheney have failed, due to a shallow pool of applicable replacement candidates having the appetite to captain his sinking ship. The nation is your oyster.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Condi II/Obama with Israel's trust) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6883, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Rice has a bag of goodies, with a main course to die for. Bush has crawled out from his hermit ranch to lend sweet credibility on that front. She'll have MOABs, tomahawk missiles, drones, all the gizmos and gadgets, technological advancements the neoconservatives were missing out on these last four years. Worst yet that Sanders crank is still campaigning, not yet realizing the reality of the two-party system, that you're the best the old fart's getting and he better wise up, or damnit, maybe you'll wise up first.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Condi II/Obama without Israel's trust) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6882, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Rice has a bag of goodies, with a main course to die for. Bush has crawled out from his hermit ranch to lend sweet credibility on that front. She'll have MOABs, tomahawk missiles, drones, all the gizmos and gadgets, technological advancements the neoconservatives were missing out on these last four years. Worst yet that Sanders crank is still campaigning, not yet realizing the reality of the two-party system, that you're the best the old fart's getting and he better wise up, or damnit, maybe you'll wise up first.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (McChrystal/Obama pulled out of Afghanistan) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6881, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Obscured among a hurdle of late military men and close advisors, the Republican nominee was difficult to spot. No hunger for the spotlight. They didn't need it. Stanley McChrystal, returning a punished man, betrayed by his government, finally emerges. He doesn't delve deep into policy, unlike Rick Perry. Rather than partake in partisan bickering far beneath his station, McChrystal unloads on the dire state of affairs in the foreign sphere. How will you stop him from doing to you what you did to him?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (McChrystal/Obama didn't pull out of Afghanistan) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6880, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Obscured among a hurdle of late military men and close advisors, the Republican nominee was difficult to spot. No hunger for the spotlight. They didn't need it. Stanley McChrystal, returning a punished man, betrayed by his government, finally emerges. He doesn't delve deep into policy, unlike Rick Perry. Rather than partake in partisan bickering far beneath his station, McChrystal unloads on the dire state of affairs in the foreign sphere. How will you stop him from doing to you what you did to him?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Arpaio) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6879, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The Republican convention has been thrown to the chaotic whim of their voters. In light of your successes and bountiful odds of reelection, there existed but a tiny pool of respectable candidates, giving way to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio taking the stage, to the cheers of few. The business class of the old guard having made their exits, only those like Bobby Jindal remain. The headlines are adorned of sinkholes in fundraising. Many are in disgust. He's been left for dead, now finish the job.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Christie II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6878, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Christie's been lambasting your economic record on a regular basis at events and rallies. Rolling up his sleeves, belly bouncing, he's ranting about the “numb-nut Ivy League grads” you've got advising you on the issues. “We'd've been out of this mess years ago, but Obama's been too busy fiddling while Rome burns. Intoxicated by the power, clinging to a false sense of authority, trying to save face. It's a load of bull, time to take a new direction.” The momentum is on his side, Barry.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Paul II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6877, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Paul's got crowds. For as horrendous as his polling may be coming out of the convention, there's no doubt he's got a very, very insular clan of fans who've bought into his ridiculous proposals hook, line, and sinker. Axelrod is outlining a plan to ignore them, dismissing them as a powerless mirage, whose physical conglomerations will betray their pitiful voting power come November. What's your decision?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt follow-up I) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6876, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Following your demands for an election to be held, proceedings have carried out smoothly, with international watchdogs keeping check of the election's legitimacy. The results have been tallied, and the winner is declared to be Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt follow-up II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6875, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Following your demands for an election to be held, proceedings have carried out smoothly, with international watchdogs keeping check of the election's legitimacy. The results have been tallied, and the winner is declared to be Ahmed Shafik, the candidate backed by Mubarak, seen as a holdover from his regime. This comes much to the chagrin of pro-democracy activists and your many domestic critics.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt follow-up III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6874, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Amid the chaos, Mubarak's regime is slowly regaining a modicum of power. Ahmed Shafik has been declared the “true” president in light of his predecessor's death, and support has been aided to him by international forces eager for peace to return to the region. How will you address the consequences of your own inaction?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt follow-up IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6873, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The chaos of Egypt has spread past the nation's borders and into that of its neighbors, just as Saudi King Abdullah predicted. Bombs were detonated across several urban areas in Israel, with the perpetrators connected to the Egyptian rebels who helped kill Mubarak. Intelligence agencies believe Hamas is connected. Binyamin Netanyahu is laying the blame at the feet of Iran, saying this is definitive prove of the conspiracy they were behind all of this from the start.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Libya follow-up II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6872, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The occupation of Libya was a disaster, and though Gaddafi may have fled, he's still eager to have his fun mocking you over it. Filming a home video, he derides you as a “war criminal,” a “despotic false prophet,” and “a failure.” He warns the American people you'll seek world war if elected again.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Libya follow-up III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6871, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The continuing failure of British and French forces in Libya has culminated in political ramifications for both nations. David Cameron has been forced to step down, replaced by his ally and face of austerity, George Osborne. Meanwhile, the French elections to replace Sarkozy have returned a whopping defeat for him, leaving office after an over 10-point loss to François Hollande. Day after day, it seems you were right to avoid the quagmire in Africa.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus/Holder) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6870, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With a puffed chest, clad in the numerous military honors he's earned throughout the years, David Petraeus struts onto the stage ready to complete his mission. He denounces your administration for its misguided foreign policy, the half-measures taken to properly combat the threat of terrorism, and hits you for not properly respecting the nation you lead. The Republican convention cheers, not least among them John Kasich. How will you extinguish this domestic threat?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus/Lynch) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6869, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With a puffed chest, clad in the numerous military honors he's earned throughout the years, David Petraeus struts onto the stage ready to complete his mission. He denounces your administration for its misguided foreign policy, the half-measures taken to properly combat the threat of terrorism, and hits you for not properly respecting the nation you lead. The Republican convention cheers, not least among them John Kasich. How will you extinguish this domestic threat?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Gingrich III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6868, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Gingrich's camp is plastering the airwaves with messages proclaiming you to be everything left of Lenin. You're a socialist, a syndicalist, even. Whatever that means. With an eye for the bigger picture, Gingrich serves a variety of historical allusions for whether he's calling you a failure like Nero or a monster like Hitler, or better yet, keeping it simple, you're just a plain dirty Democrat. He's in a glass house, throw a stone, Barry.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Paul III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6867, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Paul has set forth on a string of internet interviews and other off-grid expeditions to obtain coverage away from critical outlets. In doing so, he has let loose with brave, possibly suicidal, pledges to keep to his policies, even when confronted with their prevailing unpopularity among the general public. Social security? Still unconstitutional. Medicare? Phase it out beginning in 2013. The World Trade Organization? Withdraw from it. The USPS? Trash it. Any other nugget of Paul's Jenga platform you wish to pull out?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus II/no affair leak) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6866, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Since the convention, Petraeus opted out of typical campaigning for a global tour, sticking to his wheelhouse of foreign affairs. Gladhanding the men and women of Europe, on safari in Africa with local leaders, and touring shrines and temples with dignitaries in Asia, he seeks to present a more wordly, statesman demeanor, compared to the disheveled bureaucracy characterizing your administration. How will you counter this?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus II/affair leak) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6865, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You didn't anticipate a general election lead this early, but here it is. Petraeus is flaming out. The affair is all over the news and all he's doing to get away from it is throwing Kasich out to run defense while he's out of the public eye. Now's the time to strike while the iron's hot.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Paul debate) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6864, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The college is a mixture of propaganda between you and Paul, clash of personality cults. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. The College Republicans were undergoing something of a coup from the campus Libertarians, and the meeting between them and Paul created a peculiar odor. A lot of Axe bodyspray. On stage, you lock eyes with Paul. He looks fidgety, you thought he'd be shorter.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Gingrich debate) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6863, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The college is split between Obama posters and Gingrich/Santorum stickers plastered from wall-to-wall. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. The College Republicans had been met by Gingrich, who cracked some Clinton jokes that are always good for a laugh, while Santorum sent a care package to the college's Right to Life organization. On stage, you lock eyes with Newt. He is as large as he is old.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Sandy/not facing Christie/high cred/Biden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6862, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Close to election day, a Category 1 hurricane, after having carved its way out of the Caribbean, is now setting the East Coast of the United States as the next target of its warpath. With a trail anticipated to cut directly through New Jersey, local and state officials are calling a state of emergency. How will you respond to one of the rare instances of disaster not directly caused by your administration?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Sandy/not facing Christie/low cred/no Biden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6861, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Close to election day, a Category 1 hurricane, after having carved its way out of the Caribbean, is now setting the East Coast of the United States as the next target of its warpath. With a trail anticipated to cut directly through New Jersey, local and state officials are calling a state of emergency. How will you respond to one of the rare instances of disaster not directly caused by your administration?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Sandy/not facing Christie/high cred/no Biden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6860, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Close to election day, a Category 1 hurricane, after having carved its way out of the Caribbean, is now setting the East Coast of the United States as the next target of its warpath. With a trail anticipated to cut directly through New Jersey, local and state officials are calling a state of emergency. How will you respond to one of the rare instances of disaster not directly caused by your administration?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Condi III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6859, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The campaign marches on, a three-way tug of war for attention between a right-winger and two figureheads both proclaiming to be the true left-wing. Rice commands the right-wing echo sphere easily, while Sanders continues leaching off the outlets and groups that are meant to be in lockstep with you at this point in the race. You can't let him spoil it, and you can't let Rice win.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Arpaio II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6858, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The betting markets and pollsters might not have much faith in him, but you're never one to take a race for granted. Arpaio has hitched his wagon to a touring caravan riding across the country, taking great pains to campaign in areas that would prove the most receptive to his message. Tales of cartels, sex traffickers, drugs pouring in from Mexico and South America more generally; either they elect him and stop it, or they keep you around, and let it run wild.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Trump II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6857, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Trump's candidacy, once thought to be a joke, has amplified in intensity. He barnstorms through the patches of America left destitute in the aftermath of your economic hardship and promises them prosperity beyond their wildest dreams; only he alone can fix it. Pundits in the mainstream tickle his fancy by not rejecting the notion outright. What's their deal? Regardless, what will you offer in return for a vote?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus III/affair leak) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6856, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Petraeus is slowly rebounding in the polls, according to analysts. Even with the full extent to which his affair has been reported, partisanship and a surprisingly effective PR campaign to turn things around by the Republicans have carved enough goodwill out of the situation to give the greenlight for their candidate to start making regular campaign appearances again. This will not do.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus IV/Petraeusflops) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6855, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "So much for a Petraeus comeback. His polls are stagnating weeks on, it seems that affair has doomed his campaign, and its barely been able to chug along to such an extent as to prevent a defeat capable of hurting downballot Republicans. Petraeus, in a shocking turn, announced he's too ill to take to the debate. Leaks are coming out left-and-right the candidate wants to withdraw, but the top brass won't let him. Will you push for a debate or let him off the hook?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Christie III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6854, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "If climate change wasn't already sinking the country, Christie's tour bus carrying him from swing-state to swing-state is certainly doing the trick. Everyday it appears he's the winner, no election needed, and you were nothing but an aberration, a mistake, soon to be corrected. You have to prove him wrong, prove them all wrong. Your legacy depends on it.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Christie IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6853, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The college is split between Obama and Christie posters, which worringly seem to outnumber yours. You meet with the College Democrats, while the College Republicans are met by Christie. It was a point of annoyance the fact you could hear them loudly cheer and yell, which frequently overtook you when speaking to the young students of your party affiliation. On stage, you lock eyes with Christie, and try not to fall over as the auditorium shakes in his presence.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus III/no affair) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6852, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Between Petraeus's bland oratory skills and his hesitance to touch domestic politics, you'd be quick to assume his candidacy would be a house of cards, yet it continues to truck on. Without any real personal attacks you could throw at him, it's crucial to tie him to the unpopular Republicans in Congress, or so Axelrod tells you.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Petraeus IV/no affair) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6851, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The college leans on the Obama side of political support, though Petraeus paraphernalia proves plentiful the closer you are to an ROTC student's dwelling. You meet with the College Democrats, while the College Republicans are met by Petraeus. He gave a quick, empty calorie speech relying heavily on vague patriotic overtures, so nothing out of the ordinary. On stage, you lock eyes with Petraeus. This should be easy, you think.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6850, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Huntsman's post-convention position is incredibly strong, one of the strongest on record. At your current pace, you risk a total landslide loss, beyond anything thought possible. Axelrod is showing you the numbers, he's appealing to disaffected independents, Democrats, even, while possessing weaknesses when it comes to his conservative bona fides. He figures luring him into explaining himself more may create an opening and bring them back in the fold.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Sandy/facing Christie/Biden) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6849, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Close to election day, a Category 1 hurricane, after having carved its way out of the Caribbean, is now setting the East Coast of the United States as the next target of its warpath. With a trail anticipated to cut directly through New Jersey, local and state officials are calling a state of emergency. How will you respond to one of the rare instances of disaster not directly caused by your administration?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Romney II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6848, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Romney's focus on the economy has been surgical in its precision. There's no corner of the system you haven't ruined. That slow stagnation we've seen in the stock market? Obama. The foreclosures, bankruptcies, and dips in monetary fortunes? Obama. The fact is, Axelrod says, he may very well take this race unless you buckle down and start taking control of the narrative on this.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Nuclear option and IRS follow-up) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6847, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "It's a power-grab. They say you've gone mad with power and with the prospect of complete victory shown your true colors as a petty tyrant. A mad king whose god complex has given way to the corruption of the very institutions you swore to protect. Moderate Republicans, and some Democrat ones, too, call foul; attempting to dig whatever dirt they could, they've found what's being reported their own “nuclear option.” According to the records they've acquired, you directed the IRS to discriminately target Tea Party activist groups for financial audits. It's a bombshell, one Cheney and his party are all too happy to parade around as cause for impeachment.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Impeachment) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6846, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Impeachment. Who'd've guessed it? Not anyone the night of November 4, 2008. Barack Obama is being impeached for his, quote, “abuse of power,” unquote. If it had stopped at Republicans, who cares, but it didn't. No, it got crossover support, especially in the Senate. There was Lieberman, of course, then Pryor, Nelson, and finally McCaskill, no doubt part of a cynical ploy to maintain her lead in Missouri. Not to mention the endorsement of such an effort by Senate candidates Heidi Heitkamp and Joe Donnelly. It took some serious whipping by Reid for it to not reach the constitutional two-thirds majority needed to actually remove you. They all came out to indict you on this vague, practically baseless charge. It's all a great betrayal.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Trump III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6845, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The internet seems entranced by the antics of your opponent. Trump's rallies gain thousands of views only rivaled by you in the internet age, where he rails on the Democratic “swamp” consisting of the members of your Cabinet, disgraced New York congressman Anthony Weiner, and select congresspeople like Barney Frank and Harry Reid or Liddle' Dirty Frank and Hophead Reid as he calls them. He pledges to tear it all down, and insinuates he'll rebuild it after.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman III/Beck) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6844, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Huntsman and the Republicans are in a fury over Beck's refusal to withdraw his candidacy. “Glenn, I worked with you here and I of anyone know you're a good man,” Hannity addresses the camera, “so I'm asking you, why are you throwing this race to Obama by sticking it out right now?” Beck refuses to relent. His candidacy has instead fostered a small, yet robust following, sapping Huntsman of otherwise safe votes he'd be receiving easily. Axelrod is urging you to handle this delicately, too obvious of an appeal and the rubes might catch wise to the shortcomings of an ego trip.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Condi IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6843, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The obligatory debate is upcoming, but Rice seeks to throw a wrench in your plans to keep it strictly one-on-one. She intends to protest the debate unless Sanders is recognized and granted the ability to participate, no doubt in hopes of having you hit from both sides and coming out the big loser. Sanders is also adamant such action must be taken, and has commended Rice for her outreach in helping his campaign. What are you going to do about this?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (War) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6842, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "At the eleventh hour, disaster has struck and the sirens of war ring loud. With the slaughters in Egypt and Israel fresh in their minds, Israeli forces have seen it fit to launch their attack on the terrorist sympathizing nation of Iran and their puppets before Hamas and Hezbollah could get the satisfaction themselves. Bombs are detonated and missiles launched as thousands fall victim to the violence. Netanyahu connects to your direct line, and requests urgent assistance like that of what you promised.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Trump IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6841, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. Trump flirted with withdrawing several times prior to accepting, suggesting the moderators were rigged against him, the venue wasn't up to snuff, the questions had been fed to you, etcetera, etcetera. In the end, he was conjoled into attending by his campaign staff. Wading through the mountains of students protesting Trump's appearance, you make it to the stage and you lock eyes with him. He flashes a deceiving grin, and nearly rips your arm off shaking hands.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bachmann II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6840, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "There's an apostolical melody pervading the air. The corruption of the youth is a top issue, so the advertisements by your opponent have it. There's no need to second guess where she stands. It's all about family values. Do you know what your children are watching? Are they being tainted by the toxic touch of what those in urban America might be thinking, participating in? That all aside, your own base are terrified. They think we're on the cusp of a takeover by the religious right. They are demanding you take a strong stance on this. No more half measures.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Romney III/no leak available) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6839, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With rolled-up sleeves, a freshly ironed pair of slacks, and a documentary team in tow, Romney races between cities and towns across America to spread his message of jobs and fiscal conservatism. Critics call him a robot, allies and surrogates say he's got a folksy charm. Whatever you may make of his demeanor, you can't win an election purely off of the mockery of his mannerisms, you need to go for the haymaker. Hit him where it hurts.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Romney III/leak available) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6838, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "With rolled-up sleeves, a freshly ironed pair of slacks, and a documentary team in tow, Romney races between cities and towns across America to spread his message of jobs and fiscal conservatism. Critics call him a robot, allies and surrogates say he's got a folksy charm. Whatever you may make of his demeanor, you can't win an election purely off of the mockery of his mannerisms, you need to go for the haymaker. Hit him where it hurts.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Romney IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6837, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The college is a mix between the competing campaigns, with Obama and Romney merchandise sold outside by vendors, uninterested in politics, very interested in the money from those who are. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. Romney made sure to make time to speak to the College Republicans and the missionaries of the nearby LDS church. On stage, you lock eyes with Romney, and try to mask the inexplicable disdain that you have for him.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (McChrystal II) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6836, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "McChrystal appears an odd man out at the party functions and galas, unwilling to repeat the party doctrine as faithfully as they'd have likely hoped. Articles are already coming out of problems brewing between him and GOP handlers who insist he embrace the platform and start defining himself better, but for the time being the general is coasting off high favorables and a record of service so stellar he could give John McCain a run for his money. How would you seek to nullify this base advantage of his?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Midterm sorta win) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6835, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "As the dust continues to settle following what had been anticipated to be a red wave, but turned out to be more of a red ripple, you have one last opportunity to cram legislation through this lame-duck session of Congress. Reid and Pelosi have told you that you don't have much political capital left on the Hill, but you could pass something a little less controversial.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bloomberg III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6834, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "He markets himself as a civil, sensible alternative, yet he plays dirty. “I can't say if the president is a radical, I don't think that's what's most important. The crux of the matter is the president's policies are, and we won't be emerging out of this financial mess if we keep going by them.” Is America really so far gone they'd turn to this man? You need to get Axelrod on this. You can't let it come to this.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bloomberg IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6833, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. The decor of the college is a mixture of Obama posters and Bloomberg iconography put up by some paid staffers from his campaign. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. Bloomberg followed you up and spoke to them, too. If it weren't for professors on hand he'd have been booed out. He later spoke to the College Republicans, and afterward gave a guest lecture at a macroeconomics class. On stage, you lock eyes with Bloomberg, and bend down to shake his hand.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bachmann III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6832, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Bachmann's campaign has managed to not flameout as everyone had predicted, rather, she's maintained solid strength among her core constituents. Where it hasn't been maintaining strength is among everyone else, however. Moderates and independents consistently cite her as the one they'd be most concerned about winning if she were to manage it. You need to decide how to best seize on this to better position yourself come November.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (McChrystal III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6831, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Those in your team speculate Perry's selection as McChrystal's running mate could be his equivalent to Dan Quayle or Sarah Palin, with Axelrod saying he might've shot too close to the sun in selecting him to pad out his Republican credibility. There's a very limited space of time available to define him so you have to hit a bullseye, or risk missing an opportunity.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (McChrystal IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6830, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. Obama posters are plastered under McChrystal posters which are plastered under Obama posters. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. McChrystal's visit to the College Republicans had to be cut short before the Q&A section could be started, he was busy the campaign said. On stage, you lock eyes with McChrystal. When he's not buried under five rows of ass-kissing lieutenants, he legitimately scares you.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Bachmann IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6829, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. Obama posters are ubiquitous, Bachmann ones not so much. College students aren't exactly her demographic. You meet with the College Democrats, all goes well. Bachmann was a no-show beforehand. She was apparently campaigning at a nearby county fair. On stage, you lock eyes with Bachmann. You don't think she blinked once, you thought that was just a joke, but seemingly not.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Arpaio III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6828, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "He's the clear underdog, and widely expected to lose, but that's not to suggest he doesn't have a base of support. In the trash heap that is the Rust Belt, Arpaio pitches his case that his immigration policies would help reinvigorate job opportunities. He'd do away with outsourcing as we know it. You can't let this glimmer of hope for his campaign continue.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Arpaio IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6827, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. If you had no knowledge of the election and only judged it by the campaign material around the campus, you'd think the Republicans had chosen to not even run a candidate. There'd have been protests over his appearance, but Arpaio's doing so bad in the polls he's practically been rendered a joke at this point. On stage, you lock eyes with Arpaio. He looks more worn down than usual.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman III/no Beck) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6826, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The rancor against Huntsman for being insufficiently Republican hasn't been able to generate enough backlash to invite a viable third-party. In that instance, Axelrod is laying out how necessary it'll have to be for you to appeal to the traditional swing-states and Democratic-leaning voters, who are being charmed by him and the promise of moderate Republicanism after four years of a failed experiment in progressivism. The case must be made.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Huntsman IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6825, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "You're at the University of Denver for the debate. You try and adjust your vision, but you swear you can count one or two more Huntsman posters than you have. This won't do. You meet with the College Democrats. It all would've went well, had one of the students not had the absolute gall as to ask why he should vote for you and not Huntsman. On stage, you lock eyes with Huntsman. You take a deep breath.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Neolib Final Ultimatum) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6824, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "The pop of a bottle of champagne rings in the embrace of a new era set to come.

Hillary cackles as she and President Clinton sit across from the Resolute Desk. You were once bitter rivals, she even cracked wise about you getting killed in the primary back in 2008 as a reason to stay in late game. What a jokester she is. But no longer. Finding friends as good as these doesn't come easy, but you managed it. Now, with it all said and done, there's business to attend to. Hillary's husband plops a folder containing some alluring plans for your next term to consider. “What'll be, champ?”", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Socdem Final Ultimatum) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6823, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Banks. Destroyed. Blob. Eliminated. Healthcare. Public. Power. Yours.

“Yes, it was an arduous journey, but you did it,” Farrakhan massages your shoulders as you kick your feet on the Resolute Desk. The Oval Office is a pigsty. Ransacked. Ayers cracks a marble head of Andrew Jackson with an aluminum baseball bat; Wright rolls a blunt using a corner of the Constitution he tore off. Farrakhan makes his way around the desk, acquiring the notice of his compatriots. “Enough of the antics. Brother Barack must complete the puzzle. Make your claim, Mr. President.” What shall you do?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Cheney III) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6822, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Is there an election going on? Poll half of America they might not be able to tell you the correct answer. Cheney's campaign is a husk, running on fumes as donations dwindle to near nothing. Axelrod jokes you should just throw the old bastard a towel and declare victory already. Of course, that time will come, but until then, what now?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Cheney IV) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6821, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Do we even really need an obligatory debate? No, no we don't. You don't even flirt with the idea, though Cheney's camp tries to run a flaccid campaign saying you're scared of debating him. “The president won't gather the guts to debate me, he is a coward,” Cheney says in a video message, as he sits in what looks to be the middle of the woods with a cowboy hat on, “what's he afraid of?” YTPs of the video manage to crack more views than the actual clip itself. What's going to fill the empty spot in the schedule?", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt no elections in exchange for weapons) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 1234, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Months on from the shipment of arms to Mubarak, the revolt has been crushed, and he has been able to retain power. It was a quick and dirty affair, though the assurances made so Mubarak would inevitably retain power has rankled the public at home and abroad. Mubarak's claim as “the peoples' leader” rings hollow, with humanitarian groups calling the expansion of his police state in the immediate aftermath a decision of hugely undemocratic consequence. The White House has avoided any intention to address the state of things in Egypt, preferring to let sleeping dogs lie.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Egypt human rights report) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 1235, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Mubarak's regime has continued into the new year thanks to your administration's rescue. Back to full power, they've ensured they won't be threatened in such a violent manner again, with brutal crackdowns and violations of human rights increasing dramatically in the time since, according to a newly released report by Human Rights Watch and the United Nations. Deaths have tripled, with warrantless searches commonplace to help keep the peace. Your name is constantly brought up in association with the tyranny, your rejection of democratic elections a stain. Or so they say.", "likelihood": 1 } }, {//Alternate Question (Buffer Q) "model": "campaign_trail.question", "pk": 6820, "fields": { "priority": 0, "description": "Nothing question to clear way for advisor feedback bug.", "likelihood": 1 } } ] campaignTrail_temp.answers_json = [ { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8907, "fields": { "question": 8908, "description": "There's a lot of folks mightily sore about all this. It's what you'd expect from people looking for a scapegoat to blame, for their own, uh, problems. The frustrations aroused from it all. Unable to reckon with the progress we must achieve. I'll feed into that discontent, let them self-destruct in their own ball of rage and anger." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8909, "fields": { "question": 8908, "description": "Last thing I should be doing is, you know, start ranting, all this okey-doke that some of my folks back in Chicago always made habits out of doing. I was never a particularly ideological person. I don't see why I'd be any, uh, different as president." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8913, "fields": { "question": 8908, "description": "Through a consistent and a uh, diligent work ethic, we'll succeed in implementing a system that benefits all Americans. I'm going to hit the ground running. This will be a show of force that I wasn't just talking a big game, my administration will aim high." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8920, "fields": { "question": 8908, "description": "I can see the, you know, storm clouds forming. I'm not about to be Charlie Brown and talk a big game just t-to have it all go and crash down on me. Slow it down, put the foot on the break pedal and get this speedometer down a bit. Now is not the time for idealism. When our turn comes, we shall not make excuses for the terror." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8921, "fields": { "question": 8909, "description": "I know it's a bad look but dropping Tom like this, at the first murmur of uh, controversy, it's a bad look. It tells the American people we aren't serious where governance is concerned. We'll stick by him and hopefully it'll all die down on its own." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8922, "fields": { "question": 8909, "description": "Tom knew better than to get himself in trouble. If we keep him around it might jeopardize our healthcare, uh, reform. I'm nominating Kathleen Sebelius, I had considered her for vice president after all and she is a, you know, former state insurance commissioner, so that should help." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8923, "fields": { "question": 8909, "description": "Tom knew better than to get himself in trouble. If we keep him around it might jeopardize our healthcare, uh, reform. I'm nominating John Kitzhaber, he was a former physician and a pretty popular governor from Oregon as I hear it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8924, "fields": { "question": 8909, "description": "Tom knew better than to get himself in trouble. If we keep him around it might jeopardize our healthcare, uh, reform. I'm nominating Jennifer Granholm, a popular and competent governor of Michigan, to be his replacement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8925, "fields": { "question": 8910, "description": "The Fed already bailed out Bear Stearns in the dying days of the last administration, and they couldn't corral together a plan to save Lehman. Look, maybe Lehman should've been more fiscally responsible, isn't that what they're always saying? How'd I look bailing out a bunch of fraternity brothers turned bankers? Absolutely not." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8926, "fields": { "question": 8910, "description": "You know this has potential to really cause a ripple effect. Old folks have 401Ks, and their votes. I can't allow myself to be seen as taking away grandma's, uh, money, that she needs to heat her house. The folks at Fox will just have a field day with this. I'll bail out Lehman." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8927, "fields": { "question": 8911, "description": "What is this, corporate welfare? Now, look, I, uh, know a thing or two about these folks, and when they're the ones getting welfare, they aren't subscribing to any of the work requirements that they like to impose when the shoe is on the other foot. So, uh, tough break." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8928, "fields": { "question": 8911, "description": "$700 billion? Too much. Far too much. I'll agree to $350 billion. That'll be enough to tide them over and avoid us going overboard. Let me be clear, they're not getting a blank check on my watch." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8929, "fields": { "question": 8911, "description": "The moment we, uh, are past this, we can move on and achieve greater things. We have to make some, uh, sacrifices, folks. Done with this and we can start really changing things. Really hit the ground running." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8930, "fields": { "question": 8912, "description": "This is where leadership is tested. I'm sure Lincoln and Roosevelt were feeling the same during their times of crisis — and I am too. Press for something to the tune of $1 trillion. The exact price tag doesn’t matter, we'll correct any overindulgences when it comes, uh, time to rewrite the tax code." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8931, "fields": { "question": 8912, "description": "Let Congress take the lead. Harry Reid will bang out something, um, sensible and comprehensive, for his sake, and Nancy will bring the votes in the House. I can't let the larger tasks escape me right now. Europe. Healthcare. The wars. This is all serving as a, uh, distraction." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8932, "fields": { "question": 8912, "description": "A good compromise, a good piece of legislation, is like a good sentence; or a good piece of music. Everybody can recognize it. We'll strike a bipartisan package. We’ve gotta be, uh, responsible about this. And if we pull this off, we could even use this as some, uh, effective messaging come the midterms." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8933, "fields": { "question": 6969, "description": "This is where leadership is tested. I'm sure Lincoln and Roosevelt were feeling the same during their times of crisis — and I am too. Press for something to the tune of $1 trillion. The exact price tag doesn’t matter, we'll correct any overindulgences when it comes, uh, time to rewrite the tax code." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8934, "fields": { "question": 6969, "description": "Let Congress take the lead. Harry Reid will bang out something, um, sensible and comprehensive, for his sake, and Nancy will bring the votes in the House. I can't let the larger tasks escape me right now. Europe. Healthcare. The wars. This is all serving as a, uh, distraction." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8935, "fields": { "question": 6969, "description": "A good compromise, a good piece of legislation, is like a good sentence; or a good piece of music. Everybody can recognize it. We'll strike a bipartisan package. We’ve gotta be, uh, responsible about this. And if we pull this off, we could even use this as some, uh, effective messaging come the midterms." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8936, "fields": { "question": 8914, "description": "It's not up for negotiation. I was elected to bring peace. The troops are, uh, coming home, from both Iraq and Afghanistan, by the end of 2011. The Pentagon can draw up a plan later under my close supervision. We've been witness to the defeat of the armchair, weekend warriors and their folly abroad. It's time to pull the plug. I'm fighting enough of a domestic war already." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8937, "fields": { "question": 8914, "description": "Americans want out of Iraq, and it's understandable, with Saddam taken out, there's no war left to fight. No more lies left to die for. But they’ve forgotten about Afghanistan, and, uh, that's a different story. Talk to Gates about a troop surge, and tell Rhodes I don't want to hear anymore of his talk about this blob he keeps badgering me about." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8938, "fields": { "question": 8914, "description": "From the day Bush started this mess I was against it, and I stand by it all. It's a, uh, dumb war. A rash war. But it's now our war, and we can't ignore it and pack our bags, it's our problem now. Get Hillary and Gates on this and we'll settle a uh, we'll develop a sensible policy plan to mitigate the potential threats that may emerge from there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8939, "fields": { "question": 8915, "description": "I already have Ray LaHood as a prominent Republican in my administration, and then there's Gates, a uh, Bush holdover at Defense. And remember how the Judd Gregg nomination for Commerce blew up in my face? Enough of this. I don’t need any more, uh, appeasement appointments slowing me down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8940, "fields": { "question": 8915, "description": "It's a good idea, he'd never be able to shake my association off of him. Give him an, uh, ambassadorship. I'm thinking Russia or China. I'm more focused on the, uh, Middle East, for the time being." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8941, "fields": { "question": 6968, "description": "I already have Ray LaHood as a prominent Republican in my administration, and then there's Gates, a uh, Bush holdover at Defense. And remember how the Judd Gregg nomination for Commerce blew up in my face? Enough of this. I don’t need any more, uh, appeasement appointments slowing me down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8942, "fields": { "question": 6968, "description": "It's a good idea, he'd never be able to shake my association off of him. Give him an, uh, ambassadorship. I'm thinking Russia or China. I'm more focused on the, uh, Middle East, for the time being." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8943, "fields": { "question": 7000, "description": "This is where leadership is tested. I'm sure Lincoln and Roosevelt were feeling the same during their times of crisis — and I am too. Press for something to the tune of $1 trillion. The exact price tag doesn’t matter, we'll correct any overindulgences when it comes, uh, time to rewrite the tax code." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8944, "fields": { "question": 7000, "description": "Let Congress take the lead. Harry Reid will bang out something, um, sensible and comprehensive, for his sake, and Nancy will bring the votes in the House. I can't let the larger tasks escape me right now. Europe. Healthcare. The wars. This is all serving as a, uh, distraction." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8945, "fields": { "question": 7000, "description": "A good compromise, a good piece of legislation, is like a good sentence; or a good piece of music. Everybody can recognize it. We'll strike a bipartisan package. We’ve gotta be, uh, responsible about this. And if we pull this off, we could even use this as some, uh, effective messaging come the midterms." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8946, "fields": { "question": 8916, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8947, "fields": { "question": 8916, "description": "Judge Diane Wood of the Seventh Circuit. I know her from my days in academia back in Chicago. She's solid on all the issues: abortion, guns, healthcare. Heck, she was a member of Planned Parenthood and the National Organization for Women. Bill and Diane oughta get a kick out of this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8948, "fields": { "question": 8916, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8949, "fields": { "question": 8916, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8950, "fields": { "question": 6967, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8951, "fields": { "question": 6967, "description": "Judge Diane Wood of the Seventh Circuit. I know her from my days in academia back in Chicago. She's solid on all the issues: abortion, guns, healthcare. Heck, she was a member of Planned Parenthood and the National Organization for Women. Bill and Diane oughta get a kick out of this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8952, "fields": { "question": 6967, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8953, "fields": { "question": 6967, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8954, "fields": { "question": 6966, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8955, "fields": { "question": 6966, "description": "Judge Diane Wood of the Seventh Circuit. I know her from my days in academia back in Chicago. She's solid on all the issues: abortion, guns, healthcare. Heck, she was a member of Planned Parenthood and the National Organization for Women. Bill and Diane oughta get a kick out of this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8956, "fields": { "question": 6966, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8957, "fields": { "question": 6966, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8964, "fields": { "question": 8918, "description": "Now, let me be clear. I understand the, uh, sentiment in saving General Motors, but this is at the end of the day rewarding, uh, failure. A giveaway to corporate America while everyone else suffers. I will not be putting the tab on the American people for the hubris of fat cats." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8965, "fields": { "question": 8918, "description": "The idea of not bailing out General Motors, it's just too much to even consider. I'll be, um, a, crucified. I'd look like a jackass. $50 billion bailout is the way to go, David's right." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8966, "fields": { "question": 8919, "description": "Rahm's got the right idea but I-I-, uh, I'm not going to make the same mistake that Hillary's husband did. We'll, uh, keep the healthcare providers, the hospital association, insurance companies, all them in the loop. Get their support. If we lose them we can, uh, consider this initiative a wash." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8967, "fields": { "question": 8919, "description": "Hashing out my campaign for president, I know I said I wanted to overhaul the mess that is the coupling between American private capital and healthcare. But, now comes the, um, reality of the situation. We'll put our weight behind the Baucus bill. Reform of any kind is good enough." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8968, "fields": { "question": 8919, "description": "The president is supposed to be a leader. That AEI plan to subsidize a, uh, health insurance, marketplace, if you will, is sure to pick up Republican votes. Republicans came up with it after all. We'll push for that. Even Romney supports it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8969, "fields": { "question": 8919, "description": "You know I, uh, wasn't elected just on hope. People also want change. We're gonna push Congress to pass a public option, and we'll rally the troops to get it done. But for this task of organization, as for all the revolutionary tasks, fundamentally it is the individual who is needed. I want this to become our mandate heading into the next year." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8970, "fields": { "question": 8920, "description": "I fail to see the justification in me getting involved in this. I imagine it'd do much better for me to, uh, address such issues through legislative action, not through some, you know, grandstanding appeal to the nation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8971, "fields": { "question": 8920, "description": "What is it that they, uh, say about the president? The American people just want one they could see themselves having a beer with? Seems to me like this is a rather opportune time to have Mr. Gates and the, uh, officer, over at the White House, so we could uh, just talk. Talk it over." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8972, "fields": { "question": 8920, "description": "If this isn't dealt with effectively, we could see a, uh, an eventual boiling over of tensions. I'll attend to this and make a formal address where I could perhaps deliver a good history lesson. Educate the country on the racial disparities in our society." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8973, "fields": { "question": 6964, "description": "Rahm's got the right idea but I-I-, uh, I'm not going to make the same mistake that Hillary's husband did. We'll, uh, keep the healthcare providers, the hospital association, insurance companies, all them in the loop. Get their support. If we lose them we can, uh, consider this initiative a wash." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8974, "fields": { "question": 6964, "description": "Hashing out my campaign for president, I know I said I wanted to overhaul the mess that is the coupling between American private capital and healthcare. But, now comes the, um, reality of the situation. We'll put our weight behind the Baucus bill. Reform of any kind is good enough." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8975, "fields": { "question": 6964, "description": "The president is supposed to be a leader. That AEI plan to subsidize a, uh, health insurance, marketplace, if you will, is sure to pick up Republican votes. Republicans came up with it after all. We'll push for that. Even Romney supports it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8976, "fields": { "question": 6964, "description": "You know I, uh, wasn't elected just on hope. People also want change. We're gonna push Congress to pass a public option, and we'll rally the troops to get it done. But for this task of organization, as for all the revolutionary tasks, fundamentally it is the individual who is needed. I want this to become our mandate heading into the next year." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8977, "fields": { "question": 8921, "description": "Well now look, uh, let's stop for a moment and look around, whose saying I don't deserve this award? O'Reilly? Beck? The fact is, with the global situation I've been handed, I've, um, exceeded the expectations of even my harshest critics. By this point in my, um, predecessor's tenure, we were already gearing up for war. So, I'll accept this, on the premise that it's symbolically the beginning of a new era." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8978, "fields": { "question": 8921, "description": "Let me be clear, I am honored to be receiving this distinguished honor, but uh, not now. Later, down the r-road, once I've had more time, I'll accept it. The critics and all the other, um, Fox folks, are going to say I haven't earned it. So I'll show them, come time, even uh, they won't be able to deny me it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8979, "fields": { "question": 4000, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8980, "fields": { "question": 4000, "description": "Now that we've roped in Ignagni and the, uh, corporate interests, we can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. They've acknowledged we can all, uh, benefit from the AEI plan, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8981, "fields": { "question": 6963, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8982, "fields": { "question": 6963, "description": "Now that we've roped in Ignagni and the, uh, corporate interests, we can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. They've acknowledged we can all, uh, benefit from the AEI plan, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8983, "fields": { "question": 6962, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8984, "fields": { "question": 6962, "description": "We can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. The AEI plan will be able to get, uh, passed much easier now off Ted's legacy, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8985, "fields": { "question": 6962, "description": "Maybe I, um, underestimated the mandate I'm being handed. Clearly, I'm being paved a clear path with Kennedy's death, something of a sign you could say. An omen. So, let's redirect our efforts and, uh, go even farther. Public option, make that the goal." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8986, "fields": { "question": 6961, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8987, "fields": { "question": 6961, "description": "Now that we've roped in Ignagni and the, uh, corporate interests, we can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. They've acknowledged we can all, uh, benefit from the AEI plan, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8988, "fields": { "question": 6960, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8989, "fields": { "question": 6960, "description": "We can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. The AEI plan will be able to get, uh, passed much easier now off Ted's legacy, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8990, "fields": { "question": 6960, "description": "Maybe I, um, underestimated the mandate I'm being handed. Clearly, I'm being paved a clear path with Kennedy's death, something of a sign you could say. An omen. So, let's redirect our efforts and, uh, go even farther. Public option, make that the goal." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8991, "fields": { "question": 6959, "description": "This is a, uh, good omen. Senator Kennedy's death will unleash an avalanche of sympathy for the cause. We can't deliberate forever or we'll let this escape our grasp, we should, um, take advantage, like Rahm is saying. Now we'll, uh, push hard for Baucus's bill, there'll never come a better time to see easy passage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8992, "fields": { "question": 6959, "description": "We can really make gains with this, you know, tragedy. The AEI plan will be able to get, uh, passed much easier now off Ted's legacy, and while Ayers and the other folks back out in Chicago might not uh, prefer it to single-payer, he'll come around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8993, "fields": { "question": 6959, "description": "Maybe I, um, underestimated the mandate I'm being handed. Clearly, I'm being paved a clear path with Kennedy's death, something of a sign you could say. An omen. So, let's redirect our efforts and, uh, go even farther. Public option, make that the goal." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8994, "fields": { "question": 6958, "description": "I can't think of a better way to honor the legacy of Senator Kennedy then to work in passing what he long hoped to achieve in his lifetime. We're going to make a concentrated effort in passing the public option off the back of his untimely, uh, passing. There's no time to waste." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8995, "fields": { "question": 6958, "description": "I might've, um, misjudged the standing I hold on Capitol Hill in regards to the, you know, public option's prospects. I think I went too far in retrospect, I-I don't want to have this backfire. We'll get back to Senator Baucus and see about his, uh, legislation getting the green light." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8996, "fields": { "question": 6957, "description": "I can't think of a better way to honor the legacy of Senator Kennedy then to work in passing what he long hoped to achieve in his lifetime. We're going to make a concentrated effort in passing the public option off the back of his untimely, uh, passing. There's no time to waste." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8997, "fields": { "question": 6957, "description": "I might've, um, misjudged the standing I hold on Capitol Hill in regards to the, you know, public option's prospects. I think I went too far in retrospect, I-I don't want to have this backfire. We'll get back to Senator Baucus and see about his, uh, legislation getting the green light." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8998, "fields": { "question": 8907, "description": "I can't trust this intel, Hayden. How can we be sure this won't result in the loss of civillians if we execute it? I'm just not, uh, comfortable with this. I won't authorize it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 8999, "fields": { "question": 8907, "description": "This might be our big break, Hayden. If what you're telling me is true, and there's a, uh, high-value target and their militants there, them being eliminated would be great publicity. You have my permission to strike." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9000, "fields": { "question": 8907, "description": "I should consult with my Cabinet on this, it's too delicate of a matter. I don't want to risk anything." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9001, "fields": { "question": 4001, "description": "Immigration is of top priority, we cannot allow it to fly under the radar. Get me a, uh, common sense proposal and make it palatable to the public. We'll, uh, rope in some Republicans, and see what we can do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9002, "fields": { "question": 4001, "description": "Basing our agenda around firearms would be a smart idea. I know we've got some, uh, members of our party who wouldn't want to go too far on this issue but, um, we'll construct something that can make all Americans happy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9003, "fields": { "question": 4001, "description": "We could do ourselves some real good in orchestrating a sensible environmental policy, that could prove a real, uh, w-winning message come November for our party. See if we can't crack some eggs there and make us an omelette." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9004, "fields": { "question": 4001, "description": "Rahm's right. Things are just too, uh, hot right now. Just schedule an event or two with some celebrities instead, that'd be good press. We can circle back to legislative goals when the heat dies down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9005, "fields": { "question": 6956, "description": "Immigration is an extremely consequential policy, and I, uh, intend to get the passage of a comprehensive immigration policy underway as soon as possible. Too long we've been comfortable closing off this country, in fear of the other, no longer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9006, "fields": { "question": 6956, "description": "Gun confiscation is an extremely enticing suggestion I must admit. The Second Amendment was never meant to apply to such things as the ownership of a, uh, machine gun. An AR-15. Let's see how tightly they cling to their guns after this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9007, "fields": { "question": 6956, "description": "It's of great concern to me that the, uh, environment, isn't of higher priority. It's all our futures. We'll all suffer the consequences of climate change soon enough. We'll push for some, um, strong measures in that respect." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9008, "fields": { "question": 6956, "description": "Rahm's right. Things are just too, uh, hot right now. Just schedule an event or two with some celebrities instead, that'd be good press. We can circle back to legislative goals when the heat dies down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9009, "fields": { "question": 6954, "description": "The problem is not that they think I'm some failure; the problem is that they don't think I'm going far enough. We need to change the dialogue, the, uh, narrative. Immigration. We need to go hard and make some progress on that front." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9010, "fields": { "question": 6954, "description": "I'll emphasize my strong, uh, credentials, with the base, on guns. That's a good way of renewing their faith in me. Get Nancy to draw something good up for me on what we can do there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9011, "fields": { "question": 6954, "description": "Let's not get ahead of ourselves and bite off more than we can chew. The environment is something we could all get behind. We could, uh, get an initiative passed to stem the tide of disillusionment, I'm sure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9012, "fields": { "question": 6954, "description": "Rahm has been telling me our best avenue for recourse is through Hollywood, and I'm inclined to agree with him. We should get some of our friends from there to help us out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9013, "fields": { "question": 6953, "description": "The problem is not that they think I'm some failure; the problem is that they don't think I'm going far enough. We need to change the dialogue, the, uh, narrative. Immigration. We need to go hard and make some progress on that front." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9014, "fields": { "question": 6953, "description": "I'll emphasize my strong, uh, credentials, with the base, on guns. That's a good way of renewing their faith in me. Get Nancy to draw something good up for me on what we can do there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9015, "fields": { "question": 6953, "description": "Let's not get ahead of ourselves and bite off more than we can chew. The environment is something we could all get behind. We could, uh, get an initiative passed to stem the tide of disillusionment, I'm sure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9016, "fields": { "question": 6953, "description": "Rahm has been telling me our best avenue for recourse is through Hollywood, and I'm inclined to agree with him. We should get some of our friends from there to help us out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9017, "fields": { "question": 6955, "description": "You know, David, stop putting this nonsense in my face like this. Really. I, uh. I'll recuperate. Recover. Maybe I've been too partisan. I haven't been giving the Republicans a, uh, chance. I need to, moderate, maybe. I, uh. We'll fix this. We'll fix this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9018, "fields": { "question": 8913, "description": "We'd really be doing them a, uh, favor with this, when you think about it. I mean, it's really the Koch brothers at fault here. Stealing people's money and Social Security checks for their own gain, at my expense. This is a good plan, Rahm. Have the IRS get to it and start opening the a, uh, donor lists." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9019, "fields": { "question": 8913, "description": "When they go low, we go, uh, high; at least that's what Michelle is always telling me. We're better than them, Rahm, we don't need to play their games. Just let this one go." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9020, "fields": { "question": 4002, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9021, "fields": { "question": 4002, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9022, "fields": { "question": 4002, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9023, "fields": { "question": 4002, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, cause too much of a stir. Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9024, "fields": { "question": 6952, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9025, "fields": { "question": 6952, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9026, "fields": { "question": 6952, "description": "With Garland appointed last time, I'm going to have to look into another uh, compromise choice, you could say. Another moderate, someone who won't cause too much of a stir. Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9027, "fields": { "question": 6952, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9028, "fields": { "question": 6951, "description": "Now that we got a slice of what we want last time with uh, Justice Sotomayor, I think it's wise to move towards a different direction. I've been considering Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9029, "fields": { "question": 6951, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9030, "fields": { "question": 6951, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9031, "fields": { "question": 6951, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9032, "fields": { "question": 6950, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9033, "fields": { "question": 6950, "description": "Now that we've got Janet in there I think it's time for a, uh, much more explicitly moderate pick, to avoid any potential outrage like last time. We've got to play ball. Let's get Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School, in there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9034, "fields": { "question": 6950, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9035, "fields": { "question": 6950, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9036, "fields": { "question": 6949, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9037, "fields": { "question": 6949, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9038, "fields": { "question": 6949, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9039, "fields": { "question": 6949, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, cause too much of a stir. Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9040, "fields": { "question": 6948, "description": "Now that we've got Janet in there I think it's time for a, uh, much more explicitly moderate pick, to avoid any potential outrage like last time. We've got to play ball. Let's get Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School, in there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9041, "fields": { "question": 6948, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9042, "fields": { "question": 6948, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9043, "fields": { "question": 6948, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9044, "fields": { "question": 6947, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9045, "fields": { "question": 6947, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9046, "fields": { "question": 6947, "description": "With Garland appointed last time, I'm going to have to look into another uh, compromise choice, you could say. Another moderate, someone who won't cause too much of a stir. Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9047, "fields": { "question": 6947, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9048, "fields": { "question": 6946, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9049, "fields": { "question": 6946, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9050, "fields": { "question": 6946, "description": "Now that we got a slice of what we want last time with uh, Justice Sotomayor, I think it's wise to move towards a different direction. I've been considering Kathleen Sullivan, the former dean at Stanford Law School. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9051, "fields": { "question": 6946, "description": "Janet Napolitano would be an excellent choice. She's a good Democrat, tough credentials where it matters. I was giving her consideration the last time, but now that we, uh, have a second opening, I think I'll give her the nod." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9052, "fields": { "question": 6945, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9053, "fields": { "question": 6945, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9054, "fields": { "question": 6945, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9055, "fields": { "question": 6945, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9056, "fields": { "question": 6944, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9057, "fields": { "question": 6944, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9058, "fields": { "question": 6944, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9059, "fields": { "question": 6944, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9060, "fields": { "question": 6943, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9061, "fields": { "question": 6943, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9062, "fields": { "question": 6943, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9063, "fields": { "question": 6943, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9064, "fields": { "question": 6942, "description": "Now that we got a taste of what someone like uh, Justice Sotomayor, can bring, I think it's wise to try and push harder in that general direction. I've been considering Leah Ward Sears, member of the Georgia Supreme Court. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9065, "fields": { "question": 6942, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9066, "fields": { "question": 6942, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9067, "fields": { "question": 6942, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9068, "fields": { "question": 6941, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9069, "fields": { "question": 6941, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9070, "fields": { "question": 6941, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9071, "fields": { "question": 6941, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9072, "fields": { "question": 6940, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9073, "fields": { "question": 6940, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9074, "fields": { "question": 6940, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9075, "fields": { "question": 6940, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9076, "fields": { "question": 6939, "description": "We've got a great opportunity, uh, circle back, and take a second look at Sonia Sotomayor. She's a qualified candidate, I'm thinking a good pick too. We're going to give her the second chance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9077, "fields": { "question": 6939, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9078, "fields": { "question": 6939, "description": "I'm thinking of trying something new from the last time we had this opportunity, but not someone who'd, uh, you know, drag their feet and hold back progress. Leah Ward Sears of the Georgia Supreme Court, she'd work wonders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9079, "fields": { "question": 6939, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9080, "fields": { "question": 6938, "description": "Now that we got a taste of what someone like uh, Justice Sotomayor, can bring, I think it's wise to try and push harder in that general direction. I've been considering Leah Ward Sears, member of the Georgia Supreme Court. I think she'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9081, "fields": { "question": 6938, "description": "Diane Wood would make for an excellent selection. Bill let me know he was disappointed I couldn't get her in last time, let's see if I can't, um, make up for that this go around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9082, "fields": { "question": 6938, "description": "We'll need to play it safe. The honeymoon period is over. We should go back to the a, uh, the basics. Merrick Garland would be a fine pick. He's a moderate. Senate Republicans should be up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9083, "fields": { "question": 6938, "description": "Judge Kagan would make a fine choice. She is a qualified individual and a, uh, relatively uncontroversial pick I'd say. I don't believe it'd be too hard to, you know, get her in there compared to some of the other choices on offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9084, "fields": { "question": 4003, "description": "Rahm, you're absolutely right. This cannot stand. He can consider this his last interview as an officer. Inform General McChrystal he'll be suspended from duty as commander in Afghanistan effective, uh, immediately. I'll appoint General Petraeus as his replacement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9085, "fields": { "question": 4003, "description": "If I can General McChrystal, I'll be viewed as, uh, taking this whole article as a personal insult. It'll all be seen as ego on my part. So, just issue him a warning against further acts of misconduct when it comes to his superiors, and have him apologize." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9086, "fields": { "question": 4004, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9087, "fields": { "question": 4004, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9088, "fields": { "question": 6935, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9089, "fields": { "question": 6935, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9090, "fields": { "question": 6937, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9091, "fields": { "question": 6937, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9092, "fields": { "question": 6937, "description": "Ayers couldn't be more correct in his observation, this will likely be the a, uh, last real opportunity to make some serious change. To make good on all the promises I've made to the American people. We'll move forward, crack the banks wide open. We won't hold back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9096, "fields": { "question": 6934, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9097, "fields": { "question": 6934, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9098, "fields": { "question": 6934, "description": "Ayers couldn't be more correct in his observation, this will likely be the a, uh, last real opportunity to make some serious change. To make good on all the promises I've made to the American people. We'll move forward, crack the banks wide open. We won't hold back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9099, "fields": { "question": 6931, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9100, "fields": { "question": 6931, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9101, "fields": { "question": 6931, "description": "Ayers couldn't be more correct in his observation, this will likely be the a, uh, last real opportunity to make some serious change. To make good on all the promises I've made to the American people. We'll move forward, crack the banks wide open. We won't hold back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9102, "fields": { "question": 6933, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9103, "fields": { "question": 6933, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9104, "fields": { "question": 6933, "description": "Ayers couldn't be more correct in his observation, this will likely be the a, uh, last real opportunity to make some serious change. To make good on all the promises I've made to the American people. We'll move forward, crack the banks wide open. We won't hold back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9105, "fields": { "question": 6932, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9106, "fields": { "question": 6932, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9107, "fields": { "question": 6930, "description": "I'm in something of a, uh, jam. This idea of breaking up the banks, it's not a serious proposal. It's juvenile. It ignores the reality of the situation. That being, you don't win an election without, um, a, financial backing. I'm interested in hearing from the Republicans on this front, see what we can agree on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9108, "fields": { "question": 6930, "description": "We can moderate ourselves without going overboard in either direction. I'm going to look into getting something banged out with, uh, Barney, and see if we can't get a sensible policy proposal put together that can effectively manage this crisis of ours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9109, "fields": { "question": 6929, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9110, "fields": { "question": 6929, "description": "Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. She's strong on immigration when we need her to be and she's a, uh, loyal member of the party. I'm confident she'd deliver for the administration if she were to be selected." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9111, "fields": { "question": 6929, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9112, "fields": { "question": 6929, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9113, "fields": { "question": 6928, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9114, "fields": { "question": 6928, "description": "Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. She's strong on immigration when we need her to be and she's a, uh, loyal member of the party. I'm confident she'd deliver for the administration if she were to be selected." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9115, "fields": { "question": 6928, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9116, "fields": { "question": 6928, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9117, "fields": { "question": 6927, "description": "Judge Sonia Sotomayor of the Second Circuit. Appointing a, uh, Latina, would excite that community. She seems liberal but, she was a Republican appointment to the SDNY before, I imagine it'd help pad my, um, bipartisan credentials, without risking much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9118, "fields": { "question": 6927, "description": "Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. She's strong on immigration when we need her to be and she's a, uh, loyal member of the party. I'm confident she'd deliver for the administration if she were to be selected." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9119, "fields": { "question": 6927, "description": "Solicitor General Elena Kagan. She was just confirmed for her current job, so it should be, uh, smooth sailing to, uh, you know, get her confirmed for the Supreme Court. And she was the Dean at Harvard Law, so I'm sure that'll thrill all the, uh, liberal big law attorneys who donated to my campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9120, "fields": { "question": 6927, "description": "Judge Merrick Garland of D.C.'s Court of Appeals. He's uh, you know, a steady hand. Very little controversy. There's no fear of failure going for him, even if he's, um, probably not what Reverend Wright and Bill were hoping for, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9121, "fields": { "question": 4005, "description": "Kamala Harris. She's a real rising star out of San Francisco for her work as their District Attorney. Can't deny she's the best-looking one in the country, too. I'd be a, uh, delighted, to get her a seat on the Court." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9122, "fields": { "question": 4005, "description": "Eric Holder, my current Attorney General. Isn't it obvious?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9123, "fields": { "question": 4005, "description": "Representative Keith Ellison. With Scalia down, I'm thinking with a Justice Ellison on the Court, we could add Sean Hannity next at the bat, too. I'm kidding, of course. Just kidding. Besides, he's got a good legal background to justify me picking him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9124, "fields": { "question": 4005, "description": "Professor Goodwin Liu. You know it'd just be a, um, uh, mighty funny thing seeing him ascend to the highest court in the land, after the Republicans were busy blocking him on the Ninth Circuit for the past year. Can't say McConnell was anticipating this one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9125, "fields": { "question": 6926, "description": "China's rise to influence is good for the world, and for America, but, we can't, you know, uh, let it go uncontained. Unchecked. I will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. For that reason alone, it's essential we get the ball rolling on some fair trade agreements. The TPP will ensure America's stability in the Asia-Pacific, we must escalate that to guarantee a, um, a, faster passage, than what we're currently projecting." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9126, "fields": { "question": 6926, "description": "It'd be wise for us to start getting more involved, we've been too, uh, lax in our involvement in that region. I'm going to create a line of contact with Australia's new prime minister. See if we can't solidify American strength through cooperation with our allies." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9127, "fields": { "question": 6926, "description": "I want to use all elements of American power to keep our reputation strong and established. Instead of alienating ourselves from the world, I want us – once again – to lead. Schedule a visit for me to meet with the Dalai Lama. They said only Nixon could go to China, next they'll be saying only Obama could go to Shangri-La, ha." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9128, "fields": { "question": 4006, "description": "Michelle, I can't be expected to push this forward right now. The money that'll have to be allocated to fund it is too much, I'm already, uh, pushing it as it is. Next time, next term, I'll get this passed, but not now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9129, "fields": { "question": 4006, "description": "Of course, Michelle. I couldn't uh, agree with this more than I already do. The obesity crisis facing America, we'd be doing an injustice in ignoring it. I'll have this in-and-out of Congress, no problem." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9130, "fields": { "question": 4006, "description": "I absolutely see the potential in this legislation Michelle, but, uh, I can't guarantee it passage. We've got a lot of folks in Congress bought by the dairy industry, and it might cause a stir with Senate races like what we've got going in Wisconsin right now. How about we cut this up a bit, and I can pass something a bit smaller in scope?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9131, "fields": { "question": 4007, "description": "Don't ask, don't tell has long outstayed its welcome. I know Senator Lieberman has been lobbying hard for it, and the a, uh, gay constituents in our party would be up for some legislative crumbs from the cookie. The Pentagon is telling me about “readiness” or what have you, but I'll take the chance on it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9132, "fields": { "question": 4007, "description": "Let's fight harder for some union representation, before the, um, a, Republican governors in the midwest are able to get their hands on policy. Make it easier to form a union." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9133, "fields": { "question": 4007, "description": "People are still struggling when it comes to day-to-day pay. Congress already passed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act early in my term, but, uh, there's more work to be done. What did Rose DeLauro introduce? The Paycheck Fairness Act? Let's give that a look." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9134, "fields": { "question": 4007, "description": "Best not try and stir the pot where we've already been burnt. Clearly, we've got some, you know, backlash for our overreach legislatively. So, we should take a step back in that arena, starting now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9135, "fields": { "question": 4008, "description": "I never authorized this, Eric Holder never authorized this. I mean, uh, technically speaking. I mean, this dated all the way back under the Bush administration, so, um, uh, my hands are clean, technically. But we'll clarify, you know, I never really knew about this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9136, "fields": { "question": 4008, "description": "I want to be very clear, we can't go about messing around now that we've got an unfriendly, uh, Congress. I want to clean house, not just at the ATF, but the DOJ. I won't let this turn into my Waco. Someone's head is going to roll, and it sure as shit won't be mine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9137, "fields": { "question": 4008, "description": "Well, it's obvious. It's Bush's fault. I mean, the, uh, damn thing started under him, now didn't it? Why do I have to be the one getting the shaft for it? Go beyond denying, shift the blame. Make that the story. It was the last guy, not me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9138, "fields": { "question": 6925, "description": "I never authorized this, Loretta Lynch never authorized this, and I know Holder didn't, either. I mean, uh, technically speaking. I mean, this dated all the way back under the Bush administration, so, um, uh, my hands are clean, technically. But we'll clarify, you know, I never really knew about this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9139, "fields": { "question": 6925, "description": "I want to be very clear, we can't go about messing around now that we've got an unfriendly, uh, Congress. I want to clean house, not just at the ATF, but the DOJ. I won't let this turn into my Waco. Someone's head is going to roll, and it sure as shit won't be mine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9140, "fields": { "question": 6925, "description": "Well, it's obvious. It's Bush's fault. I mean, the, uh, damn thing started under him, now didn't it? Why do I have to be the one getting the shaft for it? Go beyond denying, shift the blame. Make that the story. It was the last guy, not me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9141, "fields": { "question": 6924, "description": "Mubarak's despotic reign is, uh, discouraging, to say the least. But let me be clear, we cannot, um, start peering over and deciding, you know, the potential outcome of states across the globe and attempting to steer it one way or the other. We saw that in Iraq, we saw the trouble it caused, and we still aren't through there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9142, "fields": { "question": 6924, "description": "This is of great concern. We can't allow the instability of the region to continue much longer. This isn't Iraq, certainly. Hosni is, uh, already in power. We'd only be helping to maintain the peace and security of the Egyptian people by, um, uh, preventing, what could be a bloody revolution. We'll open the line and see what we can do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9143, "fields": { "question": 6924, "description": "I'd certainly call for Mubarak's resignation. If the people demand an exchange in power, the, um, introduction of democracy, it'd be wise to listen and agree to their terms. I'd suggest he listen to his peoples' pleas and act thusly. We can find a middle-ground. I'm sure under the circumstances, Hosni will understand." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9144, "fields": { "question": 4009, "description": "Gaddafi's clearly gone too far in his, uh, desire to remain in power. Its wholly undemocratic, and the, a, um, a, regime there, if the people desire a change in government, should be listening. At the very least, we can call for him to step down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9145, "fields": { "question": 4009, "description": "Gaddafi has always been a source of concern. How can we forget the, um, a, Lockerbie bombing back in the 1980s? Libya may have attempted to reverse course on their reputation under Bush, but this recent situation, and the, a, risk of destabilization if Gaddafi is allowed to act without threat of any penalty or blowback, we just can't be too sure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9146, "fields": { "question": 4009, "description": "We have no involvement in this, no stake. Gaddafi's business is none of America's and we are, um, a, attempting to hold sway in matters that do not concern us. We learned this lesson in Iraq. We cannot attempt regime change once again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9147, "fields": { "question": 6923, "description": "Rhodes has his eye on the ball here. Gates, I, uh, appreciate the concern, but we're still beholden to the people. We've got to look towards the future. If we fail to reconcile the public image of our administration with our, um, actions, we'll, uh, be in a lot of trouble. Fair and free elections, period. Or Mubarak gets no arms." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9148, "fields": { "question": 6923, "description": "I understand the concerns from Rhodes. But we've got a, um, uh, pressing urgency to not play politics with this. The potential for destabilization is not one we can play with. What with Bibi and what's being alleged with Iran, we'll be playing with fire. No, uh, we'll be sending the weapons and leaving it at that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9149, "fields": { "question": 6922, "description": "Clearly, the situation has escalated to a scale I had not anticipated or hoped would become, a, uh, reality. Of course, the United States will assist our global allies in helping to secure safety for Libya's citizens. We will get in contact with Mr. Cameron and Mr. Sarkozy as soon as possible." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9150, "fields": { "question": 6922, "description": "Tragedy. There's no other word for it. It's a tragedy. It's also not our business. I hope for nothing but the best for our international allies in their mission and the lowest tally of casualties possible, may God help them." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9151, "fields": { "question": 4010, "description": "Of course, absolutely. The United States will join with her, uh, NATO allies, and help the coalition in its mission to protect the Libyan people from Gaddafi's brutal crackdown on their civil liberties." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9152, "fields": { "question": 4010, "description": "Now, hold on. I of course, um, uh, condemn, Gaddafi's actions as of late. What he's done is repulsive, despicable. He has no place on the international stage. That all being said, I, uh, can't commit the U.S. to intervention there. We can't confirm what the aftermath will entail, there's no time to properly plan that out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9153, "fields": { "question": 6921, "description": "There's no time to waste. Let's, uh, get our coalition together and get this job done. We aren't Bush, this is a true international brigade with the goal of intervention, not regime change, with the sole purpose of protecting the Libyan people. May God bless America." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9154, "fields": { "question": 6920, "description": "Clearly, the situation has escalated to a scale I had not anticipated or hoped would become, a, uh, reality. Of course, the United States will assist our global allies in helping to secure safety for Egypt's citizens, under the condition of a fair and free election, to ease the concerns that are, uh, brewing. We will get in contact with Mubarak as soon as possible." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9155, "fields": { "question": 6920, "description": "Tragedy. There's no other word for it. It's a tragedy. It's also not our business. I hope for nothing but the best for the Egyptian people and the lowest tally of casualties possible, may God help them." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9156, "fields": { "question": 6919, "description": "Clearly, the situation has escalated to a scale I had not anticipated or hoped would become, a, uh, reality. I had wished Mubarak would resign, but its of greater importance no more, uh, lives, are lost, and tough decisions must be made. Of course, the United States will assist in helping to secure safety for Egypt's citizens, under the condition of a democratic transition of power." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9157, "fields": { "question": 6919, "description": "My word is final. I, um, said, Mubarak should resign. I continue to believe that. I won't aide him and his dictatorial regime just on the cynical ambition to stop the violence. I'll have only condoned tyranny in the face of opposition. I'll be rendered a monster, and that's just not something I'd be willing to live with. Hosni is on his own." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9158, "fields": { "question": 4011, "description": "Look, this is inevitably a 50/50 call. We’re just going to have to accept that. If there is a, uh, even the slightest, you know, chance, that he might be there, it'd be cowardly not to even try. You have my authority." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9159, "fields": { "question": 4011, "description": "Look, I'm aware of the benefit to this administration, and to that of the American sense of pride, and uh, national identity, that could all be awarded to us if we succeeded. But it's too unclear. I can't support it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9160, "fields": { "question": 6918, "description": "Look, this is inevitably a 50/50 call. We’re just going to have to accept that. If there is a, uh, even the slightest, you know, chance, that he might be there, it'd be cowardly not to even try. You have my authority." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9161, "fields": { "question": 6918, "description": "Look, I'm aware of the benefit to this administration, and to that of the American sense of pride, and uh, national identity, that could all be awarded to us if we succeeded. But it's too unclear. I can't support it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9162, "fields": { "question": 4012, "description": "We have to get ahead of this. We need to, uh, fuck. We'll, schedule a press conference. Obviously. We'll address the circumstances that befell this, and announce a ceremony in honor of our heroes. Its all about them. About their sacrifice." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9163, "fields": { "question": 6917, "description": "These last few years, we've encountered problems and crises that would've made or break any administration, and without question, we've, um, uh, come out stronger for it. In that time, I've had Joe Biden by my side, and I'm happy to say he will remain so until the very end." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9164, "fields": { "question": 6917, "description": "In our time together, Joe Biden, my friend, has proved himself to be a man of honor and duty. To that, I, and our country, remain forever grateful. But, uh, we've come to a mutual agreement, and he feels it right to retire, and for a new replacement to follow in his footsteps. I am proud to announce Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton as my running mate come 2012." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9165, "fields": { "question": 6916, "description": "These last few years, we've encountered problems and crises that would've made or break any administration, and without question, we've, um, uh, come out stronger for it. In that time, I've had Joe Biden by my side, and I'm happy to say he will remain so until the very end." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9166, "fields": { "question": 6915, "description": "These last few years, we've encountered problems and crises that would've made or break any administration, and without question, we've, um, uh, come out stronger for it. In that time, I've had Joe Biden by my side, and I'm happy to say he will remain so until the very end." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9167, "fields": { "question": 4013, "description": "I know he and Eric have been experiencing something a, uh, rocky relationship, since they seized power. John's a much more reasonable Republican. We'll keep Cantor out of the loop, but keep in on the down-low. Have Vice President Biden speak to him and keep him at bay while John and I hash, uh, things out, on a level playing field." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9168, "fields": { "question": 4013, "description": "We've got solutions outside of negotiations and this, you know, d-deal with, governing by compromise and whatnot. If Republicans get something over on me here, and, I, uh, submit, I'm out for the wolves. I'm already hearing from Reid about that Senator from Vermont, Senator Sanders, flirting with a possible primary challenge. I can't have that. Paul and a few others have been telling me about this, platinum coin. Let's do that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9169, "fields": { "question": 4013, "description": "These games of, you know, circumventing our many problems with tricks and schemes, it's unbecoming. Now, let me be clear, I did not take office with any aims to treat this as if it were some game of strategy. When the people deliver to us a result that, um, a, you know, hurts, it's because they disagree with our policies fundamentally. And that's okay. I will see what we can do to work with the Republicans and avoid potential catastrophe." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9170, "fields": { "question": 6914, "description": "I know he and Eric have been experiencing something a, uh, rocky relationship, since they seized power. John's a much more reasonable Republican. We'll keep Cantor out of the loop, but keep in on the down-low. Biden's been a bit, surly, since I brought in Hillary. So, I suppose we'll get Daley to speak to him, keep him at bay. John and I will hash things out on a level playing field." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9171, "fields": { "question": 6914, "description": "We've got solutions outside of negotiations and this, you know, d-deal with, governing by compromise and whatnot. If Republicans get something over on me here, and, I, uh, submit, I'm out for the wolves. I'm already hearing from Reid about that Senator from Vermont, Senator Sanders, flirting with a possible primary challenge. I can't have that. Paul and a few others have been telling me about this, platinum coin. Let's do that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9172, "fields": { "question": 6914, "description": "These games of, you know, circumventing our many problems with tricks and schemes, it's unbecoming. Now, let me be clear, I did not take office with any aims to treat this as if it were some game of strategy. When the people deliver to us a result that, um, a, you know, hurts, it's because they disagree with our policies fundamentally. And that's okay. I will see what we can do to work with the Republicans and avoid potential catastrophe." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9173, "fields": { "question": 4014, "description": "We knew this intervention had its, you know, risks. But let me be clear, the purpose wasn't the capture of Gaddafi, it never was. It was to ensure the safety of the Libyan people, and once we accomplish that, we can consider this a success. Stability is our goal and you can't draw conclusions until we may determine that metric, and we, um, can't. Now yet. Our mission isn't finished." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9174, "fields": { "question": 4014, "description": "This was a disaster. Absolutely. But this is serving as a distraction. What's going on in the Middle East right now? We've got chemical warfare going on in Syria? Not to mention support for extremists and terrorists. Bashar al-Assad is, well, culpable. What's going on there? Assad must go." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9175, "fields": { "question": 6913, "description": "We've accomplished some good work in Libya, but uh, we've still got enemies and threats lurking in that region. Bashar al-Assad in Syria, if my intelligence is to be trusted, is at fault for some vile crimes and, uh, you know, other atrocities, like support for terrorist cells who've sought to hurt Americans. He must listen to his people and resign promptly. Assad must go." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9176, "fields": { "question": 6913, "description": "Once we've helped to stabilize and, um, I mean once we've delivered the Libyan people a proper democratic rule, we can begin the process of returning our troops back home. I believe we helped to establish a brighter future for the nation, and the region at-large. I, uh, hope to see future governments there pursue similar actions to listen to their people, unless they wish to meet Gaddafi's fate. Which, of course, was tragic." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9177, "fields": { "question": 6912, "description": "Well, that's quite a mess. Suppose I was, uh, on to something in neglecting to participate. But, regardless, we hope for only the best when it comes to our allies in NATO and for the Libyan people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9178, "fields": { "question": 6911, "description": "We've got nothing to do with the current situation going on there. I, uh, chose that, and I remain firm on my position in that regard. We've got nothing but the utmost confidence our allies will be able to stabilize the, uh, region, once more. I hope only the best for the Egyptian people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9179, "fields": { "question": 6911, "description": "Bibi knows we're dedicated to perserving the safety of their state. Our, um, uh, alliance, remains unperturbed by the ongoing crisis in Egypt. They know we stood behind them in the past, and they can be, uh, rest assured, that hasn't changed in the present." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9180, "fields": { "question": 6910, "description": "The idea of a political entity like that of the Muslim Brotherhood gaining a, uh, foothold, in a country as significant as Egypt, near our ally Israel, is frightening. I couldn't disagree with the move more. I, uh, hope to have democracy established, but one that doesn't give ascendence to power for such extremists." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9181, "fields": { "question": 6910, "description": "I can't move forward on this idea of, you know, blocking parties. The Muslim Brotherhood is at the end of the day a political representative body. Certainly, I don't condone them or their ideals, but I can't agree with the idea of subverting the democratic will of a country's people. I welcome Mubarak's decision." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9182, "fields": { "question": 6909, "description": "I can't move forward on this idea of, you know, blocking parties. The Muslim Brotherhood is at the end of the day a representative body, elected by the people. Certainly, I don't condone them or their ideals, but I can't agree with this. It'd discredit our involvement, what would the, uh, difference be between what the protesters had said and what we're doing now?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9183, "fields": { "question": 6909, "description": "I can certainly understand Bibi's fears, though of course, I'll mainly be calling for the Muslim Brotherhood's exclusion on the pretense of maintaining the peace we had, um, fought for. Now, let Mubarak know we, uh, won't be bothered by the Brotherhood's absence from the Egyptian election's ballot." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9184, "fields": { "question": 4015, "description": "I don't see the necessity in addressing this or, uh, really concerning ourselves with it right now. We've got bigger problems. This will blow past us and the kids engaging in the, um, uh, demonstrations, they're going to be hoping on some other bandwagon come next year or busy playing the new video game." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9185, "fields": { "question": 4015, "description": "I understand the, you know, frustrations they're expressing. They're not too dissimilar from the Tea Party in that regard, with their, uh, feelings of abandonment, that the government isn't fulfilling their needs. But let me be clear, the only viable way to translate that into substance, is to vote, and come next year I can guarantee we'll remain the only administration that's standing against the policies the Occupy folks are against." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9186, "fields": { "question": 4015, "description": "David might kill me for this, but um, uh, I think, if we try to entice these folks with maybe a grand spectacle, some show of force in favor of what they're trying to do, even in the, you know, symbolic sense, it might encourage them. Show them that despite all the, okey-doke about slow progress on the economy, I'm really working in their favor." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9187, "fields": { "question": 6908, "description": "Well now, it's, uh, that's certainly rich. The Senator is only engaging in a, um, uh, vanity tour. Stroking his own ego. I'm running a country. He's too immature to recognize that and wouldn't know what it would take to do what I do, clearly, but it's not an issue. Sanders will be counting on Black folks to stay home during the primary, and unfortunately for him that won't be the case." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9188, "fields": { "question": 6908, "description": "Wait, just wait. W-we can, uh, negotiate, and stop this. Stop this before it, um, well, destroys my campaign. Sanders knows the only choices that are, um, uh, on offer, are me and whoever the Republican may be. He won't risk that, he's too smart. I can talk him down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9189, "fields": { "question": 6908, "description": "Ignore this. We all know he's going to, um, you know, go nowhere. Maybe he'll win a handful of delegates, sure. But uh, it's not going to be anything of significance. I doubt he'd even win a state against me. He's a paper tiger." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9190, "fields": { "question": 6907, "description": "Well now, it's, uh, that's certainly rich. The Senator is only engaging in a, um, uh, vanity tour. Stroking his own ego. I'm running a country. He's too immature to recognize that and wouldn't know what it would take to do what I do, clearly, but it's not an issue. Sanders will be counting on Black folks to stay home during the primary, and unfortunately for him that won't be the case." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9191, "fields": { "question": 6907, "description": "Wait, just wait. W-we can, uh, negotiate, and stop this. Stop this before it, um, well, destroys my campaign. Sanders knows the only choices that are, um, uh, on offer, are me and whoever the Republican may be. He won't risk that, he's too smart. I can talk him down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9192, "fields": { "question": 6907, "description": "Ignore this. We all know he's going to, um, you know, go nowhere. Maybe he'll win a handful of delegates, sure. But uh, it's not going to be anything of significance. I doubt he'd even win a state against me. He's a paper tiger." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9193, "fields": { "question": 6906, "description": "Well now, it's, uh, that's certainly rich. The Senator is only engaging in a, um, uh, vanity tour. Stroking his own ego. I'm running a country. He's too immature to recognize that and wouldn't know what it would take to do what I do, clearly, but it's not an issue. Sanders will be counting on Black folks to stay home during the primary, and unfortunately for him that won't be the case." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9194, "fields": { "question": 6906, "description": "Wait, just wait. W-we can, uh, negotiate, and stop this. Stop this before it, um, well, destroys my campaign. Sanders knows the only choices that are, um, uh, on offer, are me and whoever the Republican may be. He won't risk that, he's too smart. I can talk him down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9195, "fields": { "question": 6906, "description": "Ignore this. We all know he's going to, um, you know, go nowhere. Maybe he'll win a handful of delegates, sure. But uh, it's not going to be anything of significance. I doubt he'd even win a state against me. He's a paper tiger." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9196, "fields": { "question": 6905, "description": "Well now, it's, uh, that's certainly rich. The Senator is only engaging in a, um, uh, vanity tour. Stroking his own ego. I'm running a country. He's too immature to recognize that and wouldn't know what it would take to do what I do, clearly, but it's not an issue. Sanders will be counting on Black folks to stay home during the primary, and unfortunately for him that won't be the case." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9197, "fields": { "question": 6905, "description": "Wait, just wait. W-we can, uh, negotiate, and stop this. Stop this before it, um, well, destroys my campaign. Sanders knows the only choices that are, um, uh, on offer, are me and whoever the Republican may be. He won't risk that, he's too smart. I can talk him down." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9198, "fields": { "question": 6905, "description": "Ignore this. We all know he's going to, um, you know, go nowhere. Maybe he'll win a handful of delegates, sure. But uh, it's not going to be anything of significance. I doubt he'd even win a state against me. He's a paper tiger." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9199, "fields": { "question": 4016, "description": "Obviously, this is a tragedy. I can only imagine what this boy's parents are going through, but the rule of law must be respected and the, uh, verdict that'll be reached, whatever it may be, should be allowed to proceed without my, um, comment." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9200, "fields": { "question": 4016, "description": "I'd certainly hope for a smooth deliberation, but you know, and let me be clear, this is just one of many, uh, incidents, that transpire on the daily where young Black folks suffer the untold consequences of overpolicing. I'd wish for some measure to be taken, a uh, process, by which we can help stymie such tragedies from continuing to unfold." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9201, "fields": { "question": 4016, "description": "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. I think every American can recognize why it is imperative we do, uh, everything in our power to investigate this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9202, "fields": { "question": 6904, "description": "Obviously, this is a tragedy. I can only imagine what this boy's parents are going through, but the rule of law must be respected and the, uh, verdict that'll be reached, whatever it may be, should be allowed to proceed without my, um, comment." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9203, "fields": { "question": 6904, "description": "I'd certainly hope for a smooth deliberation, but you know, and let me be clear, this is just one of many, uh, incidents, that transpire on the daily where young Black folks suffer the untold consequences of overpolicing. I'd wish for some measure to be taken, a uh, process, by which we can help stymie such tragedies from continuing to unfold." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9204, "fields": { "question": 6904, "description": "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon. I think every American can recognize why it is imperative we do, uh, everything in our power to investigate this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9205, "fields": { "question": 4017, "description": "If we allow the, uh, Republicans, to capture the presidency once again, the American people can kiss their abortion rights goodbye. If they, um, forget that, we'd be fools for having let them. We'll keep that in the headlines and bring it up constantly." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9206, "fields": { "question": 4017, "description": "Since the, you know, financial meltdown, most people knew it was a Bush thing. But that's been lost in the bickering since then, they've been able to control the narrative. We're the working-class party, if they, uh, take that from us, we're going to be out come January." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9207, "fields": { "question": 4017, "description": "Let's think this over, now. Let me be clear, we've had our problems. Issues. Now, compare that with the last administration, and the, uh, turmoil, the wars, our standing on the international stage, that has all been recovered and we've turned that around. Remind them we're respected again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9208, "fields": { "question": 4017, "description": "Healthcare might've failed, but, if we let the presidency go back to the Republicans, it'd only get worse. It might not be the easiest message to swallow, but, uh, it's the truth. They will wreck it beyond repair and it'll be over. We will never recover." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9209, "fields": { "question": 6903, "description": "If we allow the, uh, Republicans, to capture the presidency once again, the American people can kiss their abortion rights goodbye. If they, um, forget that, we'd be fools for having let them. We'll keep that in the headlines and bring it up constantly." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9210, "fields": { "question": 6903, "description": "Since the, you know, financial meltdown, most people knew it was a Bush thing. But that's been lost in the bickering since then, they've been able to control the narrative. We're the working-class party, if they, uh, take that from us, we're going to be out come January." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9211, "fields": { "question": 6903, "description": "Let's think this over, now. Let me be clear, we've had our problems. Issues. Now, compare that with the last administration, and the, uh, turmoil, the wars, our standing on the international stage, that has all been recovered and we've turned that around. Remind them we're respected again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9212, "fields": { "question": 6903, "description": "We've made great progress on the front of reforming our, um, uh, broken healthcare system. It wasn't an easy task, it came with great difficulty, but of which we can confidently say we succeeded. The ascendence to power of any Republican threatens to do away with all that in favor of corporate interests." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9213, "fields": { "question": 6902, "description": "If we allow the, uh, Republicans, to capture the presidency once again, the American people can kiss their abortion rights goodbye. If they, um, forget that, we'd be fools for having let them. We'll keep that in the headlines and bring it up constantly." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9214, "fields": { "question": 6902, "description": "Since the, you know, financial meltdown, most people knew it was a Bush thing. But that's been lost in the bickering since then, they've been able to control the narrative. We're the working-class party, if they, uh, take that from us, we're going to be out come January." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9215, "fields": { "question": 6902, "description": "Let's think this over, now. Let me be clear, we've had our problems. Issues. Now, compare that with the last administration, and the, uh, turmoil, the wars, our standing on the international stage, that has all been recovered and we've turned that around. Remind them we're respected again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9216, "fields": { "question": 6902, "description": "We've made great progress on the front of reforming our, um, uh, broken healthcare system. It wasn't an easy task, it came with great difficulty, but of which we can confidently say we succeeded. The ascendence to power of any Republican threatens to do away with all that in favor of corporate interests." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9217, "fields": { "question": 6901, "description": "It'd be a misguided to, you know, allow this all to go to my head and, uh, forget the risk that we face if I lose. Abortion rights would be the first to go, no question. So, um, let's get this across and let them know, this is what we will see. A woman's right to choose will be gone." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9218, "fields": { "question": 6901, "description": "Since the, you know, financial meltdown, most people knew it was a Bush thing. But that's been lost in the bickering since then, they've been able to control the narrative. We're the working-class party, if they, uh, take that from us, we're going to be out come January." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9219, "fields": { "question": 6901, "description": "Our international standing has never been better, not in, uh, years. My administration has succeeded in, you know, doing away with many of the problems that we experienced in years past. Let's show that. Get me an international tour to flex that, uh, aspect, and show me with other foreign leaders." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9220, "fields": { "question": 6901, "description": "We've made great progress on the front of reforming our, um, uh, broken healthcare system. It wasn't an easy task, it came with great difficulty, but of which we can confidently say we succeeded. The ascendence to power of any Republican threatens to do away with all that in favor of corporate interests." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9221, "fields": { "question": 6900, "description": "This is unfortunate news. The United States will be in, uh, direct contact, with the United Kingdom at this time, and pledge any support needed to help aide them in capturing those responsible." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9222, "fields": { "question": 6899, "description": "The former Speaker is a loose cannon. Why you think he got kicked out by his, um, own party, back in '99? You look at his policy proposals, they're something out of a sci-fi novel or a James Cameron film. Geoengineering — cloud seeding, space mirrors. It's ridiculous. He's a bit, well, uh, zany." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9223, "fields": { "question": 6899, "description": "Newt says he's against what Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae did, um, uh, then why was he singing their praises when consulting for them? Saying they were up to snuff, that the GSEs' mortage portfolios were great. Everyone should get one. That is, uh, when he was getting paid millions by them to say so, anyway." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9224, "fields": { "question": 6899, "description": "Do we remember what Gingrich was doing last time he was in power? What, uh, was it again? Impeaching a president over, you know, stuff that didn't amount to much? Throwing the whole system into a partisan fury for political gain? Is that the kind of president we want?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9225, "fields": { "question": 6899, "description": "This whole, you know, pandering to nostalgia and romanticization of the past, is just fabrication. Wasn't he a big critic of President Reagan? Thought he was too soft on the Soviets? And didn't he, uh, even hit him over Iran Contra? Now he's in love with him? What's that about?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9226, "fields": { "question": 4019, "description": "Need someone to reflect the nation, the future of the, uh, nation. Our changing demographics. The future face of the party. Julián Castro, that mayor of San Antonio, he'd be a great candidate in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9227, "fields": { "question": 4019, "description": "We shouldn't lose sight of the party's struggles on the ground right now. With the, uh, Tea Party congressional candidates we've got fighting, that Tammy Duckworth would be a, um, a, good pick. A disabled veteran, looks good. She's fighting one of them in Illinois right now, let's give her a spotlight." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9228, "fields": { "question": 4019, "description": "Isn't it obvious? Michelle, of course. We'll get her to, um, uh, speak from a personal perspective about me. The work we've strived to achieve. The, uh, path forward. She'd work wonders I'm sure, everyone that saw it loved the draft of her speech." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9229, "fields": { "question": 4019, "description": "Senator Claire McCaskill is locked in a competitive Senate race in Missouri, she'd be a good pick to, um, uh, try and usher in those areas back to the fold. Speak from a standpoint they could maybe, uh, relate to. Get folks like her constituents behind our candidacy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9230, "fields": { "question": 6898, "description": "Need someone to reflect the nation, the future of the, uh, nation. Our changing demographics. The future face of the party. Julián Castro, that mayor of San Antonio, he'd be a great candidate in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9231, "fields": { "question": 6898, "description": "We shouldn't lose sight of the party's struggles on the ground right now. With the, uh, Tea Party congressional candidates we've got fighting, that Tammy Duckworth would be a, um, a, good pick. A disabled veteran, looks good. She's fighting one of them in Illinois right now, let's give her a spotlight." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9232, "fields": { "question": 6898, "description": "Isn't it obvious? Michelle, of course. We'll get her to, um, uh, speak from a personal perspective about me. The work we've strived to achieve. The, uh, path forward. She'd work wonders I'm sure, everyone that saw it loved the draft of her speech." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9233, "fields": { "question": 6898, "description": "Senator Claire McCaskill is locked in a competitive Senate race in Missouri, she'd be a good pick to, um, uh, try and usher in those areas back to the fold. Speak from a standpoint they could maybe, uh, relate to. Get folks like her constituents behind our candidacy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9234, "fields": { "question": 6897, "description": "Need someone to reflect the nation, the future of the, uh, nation. Our changing demographics. The future face of the party. Julián Castro, that mayor of San Antonio, he'd be a great candidate in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9235, "fields": { "question": 6897, "description": "We shouldn't lose sight of the party's struggles on the ground right now. With the, uh, Tea Party congressional candidates we've got fighting, that Tammy Duckworth would be a, um, a, good pick. A disabled veteran, looks good. She's fighting one of them in Illinois right now, let's give her a spotlight." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9236, "fields": { "question": 6897, "description": "Isn't it obvious? Michelle, of course. We'll get her to, um, uh, speak from a personal perspective about me. The work we've strived to achieve. The, uh, path forward. She'd work wonders I'm sure, everyone that saw it loved the draft of her speech." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9237, "fields": { "question": 6897, "description": "Senator Claire McCaskill is locked in a competitive Senate race in Missouri, she'd be a good pick to, um, uh, try and usher in those areas back to the fold. Speak from a standpoint they could maybe, uh, relate to. Get folks like her constituents behind our candidacy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9238, "fields": { "question": 6896, "description": "Bloomberg's mayorship in New York has been a, uh, nightmare, for the everyday Black American and every other minority with his stop-and-frisk laws. The authority he's given to the NYPD to hunt them down on just suspicion alone, has encouraged a groundswell of racial animosity and ill-sentiment." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9239, "fields": { "question": 6896, "description": "Do we recall how the mayor supported the Bush administration's, you know, uh, surveillance programs? Security cameras on every block? Tracking Muslim Americans? The draconian efforts to, um, do away with the America's constitutional rights? He even admitted so." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9240, "fields": { "question": 6896, "description": "Is he a Republican now? Is he not? Can we really be, uh, sure? He's been everything but consistent. He was a Democrat, then a Republican, now an independent. He's, well, not upfront. You never know where he stands." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9241, "fields": { "question": 6896, "description": "Let's not be mistaken and start fighting a typical partisan game. Bloomberg's wearing several hats a day depending on the venue. Let's do a bit of, uh, reverse psychology. Praise him for, you know, supporting Park51, the regulations he put on sodas and all that. Say we're happy to be facing a sensible voice." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9242, "fields": { "question": 6895, "description": "Let's remember where Christie got his name to begin with. If it weren't for Bush, his ties to him, he'd be nowhere near that stage today. And, uh, how did he get that job? Cronyism. Raised thousands for his 2000 campaign and got rewarded with a, um, a, cushy job. Would we want to return to that?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9243, "fields": { "question": 6895, "description": "You know, he's, uh, up to his neck in swamp. Now he's going to drain it? Christie's in deep with bad folks, from working with George Norcoss, that crooked party boss down there in South Jersey. Blowing up investigations to save his skin. Heck, he's got family involved in crime. And he fancies himself a judge?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9244, "fields": { "question": 6895, "description": "His whole, schtick. The a, um, East Coast, Sopranos, Catholic personality he's really, well, not shying away from, it's not exactly a fit for his party. The born-again Evangelicals, they uh, can't relate to him all that well. Let's manipulate that a bit, get him confronted." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9245, "fields": { "question": 6895, "description": "Does the governor not have any shame in what he's doing? Riling up a bunch of folks into a passion over charging me with, um, uh, murder? Does he have consideration for the nastier elements of his party he's encouraging? Demand an apology, make a big deal out of this charade." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9246, "fields": { "question": 6894, "description": "I'm not going to repeat the clinging to Bibles hiccup, but, he's a bridge too far, no? Sleeping with his own stillborn baby? Introducing the body to his kids? That'd be a traumatic event for them would it not? I'm not trying to be insensitive, but, um, am I going crazy or is he too much even for your average yokel?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9247, "fields": { "question": 6894, "description": "Let me be clear, it's rich for Gingrich to, uh, be parading around with a dye-in-the-wool Christian conservative when he's been nothing, um, uh, alike that in his personal life. His infidelity, I mean, uh, Santorum should be answering for that. He should address why he's okay with this now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9248, "fields": { "question": 6894, "description": "I wouldn't blame Gingrich for keeping his running mate at, uh, you know, arm's length. The man lost his home state in a landslide defeat. Pennsylvania rejected him, um, resoundingly. The people who knew him best didn't want him, why, uh, would we?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9249, "fields": { "question": 6894, "description": "This is the most radical ticket that I, and the, you know, public, may have ever seen. I mean, half is the, uh, an architect, behind the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban, in Santorum, and Gingrich, we have a man who just bounces wildly between whatever he wants at any given moment. Four years ago, the man was filming an ad saying climate change was real with Pelosi, now he's saying “drill, baby, drill.” I wouldn't be surprised he cedes this policy to his running mate." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9250, "fields": { "question": 6893, "description": "McConnell keeling over wouldn't be a better gift. Paul is a longtime crank, a fringe and, uh, just an unelectable man down to his bones I hardly need to address it. Let me be clear, I'm going to blanket the airwaves just pounding him, on every basketcase policy he's, uh, said." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9251, "fields": { "question": 6893, "description": "I don't recall the issue that Paul's racing to solve. We've got the, um, uh, healthcare reform passed, public option. Helped to liberalize people burdened by a despot, stabilized a, uh, region, with none of the baggage of the last administration. And took out bin Laden. Would Paul care to elaborate?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9252, "fields": { "question": 6893, "description": "His policies are just, well, uh, ridiculous. I can hardly take it seriously. He wants a war on taxes itself, he and his running mate's plan would just effectively, um, do away with it as a concept as we know it. How are we going to fund public education? Infrastructure? We'd be on the brink." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9253, "fields": { "question": 6893, "description": "I'm glad he added some color to his supporter stock, because the, uh, color palette right now isn't especially varied. I mean I know the folks on the other aisle are of a predominate flavor, but this is something. It's not unexpected considering Paul's reputation, given those abominable letters he published." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9254, "fields": { "question": 6892, "description": "When you look at our opposition, we've been, uh, we're being besieged by extremists on policy. Sanders and his, you know, naive perspective on how the government works, is singing a siren song. Rice is, um, just a harbinger of the crises we experienced under Bush. Do we want to hand the keys to these guys?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9255, "fields": { "question": 6892, "description": "This is the best opportunity I could hope for. We've got a, uh, prospective Rice administration, which could reignite neoconservatism and the specter of regime change. If Sanders and his folks don't want that, they've got, uh, no choice in this election. They cannot stay home." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9256, "fields": { "question": 6892, "description": "Rice's term was a shambolic, um, unstable one. I think it's a loaded charge calling mine amatuer, when under Rice we, you know, lost our global standing. If she and Bush did their job, Gaddafi wouldn't have been a problem for me, but they, uh, coddled him, and persued selfish projects like Iraq." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9257, "fields": { "question": 6892, "description": "We're Chicken Little over, you know, this Sanders bid. It's not serious. Maybe he'll, uh, poll high right now, but by the election, everyone will have forgot him and fallen in line. We're running a normal campaign, because it is a, you know, normal one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9258, "fields": { "question": 6891, "description": "Romney is a blue blood, a silver spoon. He's an ailment, not a, uh, antidote. Corporate greed run wild like that personified by his, if you may call it one, career, as a corporate raider, is emblematic of the greed is good philosophy that's put America into the state it's in." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9259, "fields": { "question": 6891, "description": "This man is shifty. He's, um, you know, in bed with special interests. We can't elect a man whose got strings being pulled by puppetmasters we can't see. If Romney wants to prove me wrong, he can, uh, start by releasing his tax returns." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9260, "fields": { "question": 6891, "description": "It's a nice gimmick he's pulling, this, uh, man above the fray, more moderate than his party. Give me a break. He was, uh, palling around with Donald Trump and joking about birth certificates before the convention, flirting with birthers, but is too cowardly to own it himself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9261, "fields": { "question": 6891, "description": "This man has the most punchable face I've ever seen. I mean, uh, can the casting get more archetypal? It's like I'm in a Sorkin picture, but um, uh, the character's just as bad. The stories we've heard, him straping dogs on top of cars or bullying gay students when he was in college. He's a rich boy, frat thug." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9262, "fields": { "question": 6890, "description": "I'm not beating around the bush with, uh, Donald. He's a racist. His continued insistence I was not born in this country, even after I produced my own birth certificate last year, it's a, um, symptom of something ugly from our nation's past cropping up. I'm confident America will reject this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9263, "fields": { "question": 6890, "description": "Trump isn't taking this, the gravity of the situation, seriously. The threat posed by the possibility he may win could very well threaten our lives. We can't, uh, allow this man access to the nuclear codes, think of the danger we'd experience with him negotiating with the likes of Kim Jong-un." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9264, "fields": { "question": 6890, "description": "He's not qualified for the presidency. No experience in politics, government. In the experience he does have, let me be clear, he doesn't even have a stellar record — six bankruptcies. His most successful venture has been a, um, reality show. He's a clown, now with his own traveling circus." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9265, "fields": { "question": 6890, "description": "How can a wealthy and, um, privileged guy like Donald expect to be able to speak to factory workers like he's trying to do? He's never known struggle, never worked a day in a menial labor job like them. He's using them as props, nothing more." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9266, "fields": { "question": 6889, "description": "Bloomberg is an urban man and, you know, with the, uh, your rural voter, in the Dakotas or Texas, he's on a coalition course with their social views. Bloomberg's open embrace of gay marriage, support for embryonic stem cell research, birth control for 14-year-olds, this man is, uh, he's an electoral poison for Republicans. Blanket that message across the traditionalist states' airwaves." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9267, "fields": { "question": 6889, "description": "He's no independent, Bloomberg is a, uh, Republican, in every sense of the word. He stood shoulder-to-shoulder with President Bush, and gave his full support for the invasion of Iraq, proudly endorsing him in 2004. He has, in his capacity as mayor, favored millions in tax breaks for banks and corporations, like Goldman Sachs. Don't be fooled by his, um, uh, registration, folks, he's a card-carrying Republican who just forgot his card at home." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9268, "fields": { "question": 6889, "description": "Focusing on the past is one avenue, but what's his actual platform for, um, if he were to win? Has he addressed that specifically? Press him to bring the details and, you know, establish himself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9269, "fields": { "question": 6888, "description": "Bachmann is a, uh, she's nuts. I'm getting chills just watching her. There's no way this has any, you know, uh, appeal to the median voter. Want a strategy to stop this? Cast a light on it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9270, "fields": { "question": 6888, "description": "This woman is insane. I thought, uh, Sarah Palin was the queen of the crazies, but Bachmann takes the cake. Her positions are untenable. Her, um, uh, opposition, to the vaccination of our children—even Rick Perry opposes her on this. The health of our children is at stake. We can't let her win." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9271, "fields": { "question": 6888, "description": "The homophobia, the, uh, the unabashed bigotry on display, it goes against everything this country stands for. Bachmann is an extremist who is, a, uh, you know, reflecting an ugly side of our nation, one which we must reject." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9272, "fields": { "question": 6888, "description": "I'm sure public education will be well-covered under a Bachmann administration, especially in regards to its, um, funding, keeping in mind her record in prosecuting tax evasion for the IRS. Of course, now that she's, uh, running for president with the Republicans, she's trying to let us all forget that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9273, "fields": { "question": 6887, "description": "Stop with the grieving. We're still in this, and, uh, Huntsman, he's as flammable as tinder. I'd love to see him explain how as a, you know, as a Republican, he's going to hold together the base when he's supporting gay civil unions. That's a bridge too far, the Bachmanns, the Santorums, they'll refuse him on that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9274, "fields": { "question": 6887, "description": "I'd like to see his, uh, campaign donors, those defense contractors and their ilk, keep their support when they find out he's for defense cuts and withdrawing from Afghanistan. There's an opening here for me. If there was ever a time I hope Rhodes is right about that blob, it better be now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9275, "fields": { "question": 6887, "description": "His positions are charming those on the media circuit, okay, but, uh, he's played his hand too brazenly with some of his positions; he's for a pathway to citizenship, that can't work, for a Republican? That, um, backlash will hurt him where it needs to." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9276, "fields": { "question": 6887, "description": "He likes to make a big stink out of being the, you know, level-headed Republican. The one who isn't ashamed of saying that, uh, evolution is real, he believes in climate change. But under the hood of it, he's not getting anywhere. His energy policy, his, um, plan, to tax carbon dioxide pollution, that runs counter to his support for the Keystone XL pipeline. He's trying to have his cake and eat it too." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9277, "fields": { "question": 6886, "description": "Beck is still in the running, no? With his, uh, anger, over my decisions with Egypt. Reid's been teling me about this, claim to royalty, going on between him and Huntsman. That it's some open secret in Mormon circles? Whatever it is, I need him, and I'll help him to help me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9278, "fields": { "question": 6886, "description": "I'd like to see his, uh, campaign donors, those defense contractors and their ilk, keep their support when they find out he's for defense cuts and withdrawing from Afghanistan. There's an opening here for me. If there was ever a time I hope Rhodes is right about that blob, it better be now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9279, "fields": { "question": 6886, "description": "His positions are charming those on the media circuit, okay, but, uh, he's played his hand too brazenly with some of his positions; he's for a pathway to citizenship, that can't work, for a Republican? That, um, backlash will hurt him where it needs to." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9280, "fields": { "question": 6886, "description": "He likes to make a big stink out of being the, you know, level-headed Republican. The one who isn't ashamed of saying that, uh, evolution is real, he believes in climate change. But under the hood of it, he's not getting anywhere. His energy policy, his, um, plan, to tax carbon dioxide pollution, that runs counter to his support for the Keystone XL pipeline. He's trying to have his cake and eat it too." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9281, "fields": { "question": 6885, "description": "This a joke, surely. Cheney? The man who left office hated by, uh, more than 80 percent of this country? You've got to be kidding. I may as well not even campaign. It's Dick Cheney, he's doing the work for me just reminding America he exists." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9282, "fields": { "question": 6885, "description": "This is the same man who, um, uh, led the warpath into Iraq, lied about WMDs, that we went in because of, uh, 9/11. It was fabrication, okey-doke. He should be jailed right now, not running for president. This man is a criminal." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9283, "fields": { "question": 6885, "description": "What's his plan, I'd love to know. It likely involves a, uh, invasion, or blitzkrieg over some other country out in the Middle East. Johnson wasn't an American, what's Cheney's aim in involving himself in the situation?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9284, "fields": { "question": 6885, "description": "I think Cheney would do himself some, you know, good, in staying on the sidelines. He was already considered too old when Bush had him pegged for his running mate in 2000, he's just, uh, not in his prime." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9285, "fields": { "question": 6884, "description": "With the, uh, Republicans, on the ropes as they are, I'd be surprised if they'd turn down the opportunity for some concessions. I'm interested to see what I could twist their arm over. Something to maybe save their skin. Nothing too, um, uh, too far, something beneficial I could shake them down on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9286, "fields": { "question": 6884, "description": "We've got a mandate. It's time for the other side of the aisle to, um, you know, face an opposition that doesn't back down when they're wielding true power. I know we had folks who wanted to get a filibuster reform done last year, but Reid got cold feet. Well, water's warm now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9287, "fields": { "question": 6884, "description": "Let's meet him where he is then, shall we? I think it fitting enough to, uh, compete with him on a level playing field." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9288, "fields": { "question": 6884, "description": "With the, you know, situation across the pond, I think it only right for me to pay my respects and help to, um, strengthen that special relationship we have, by sparing the time out of my schedule I'd otherwise use to campaign." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9289, "fields": { "question": 6883, "description": "I'm the president, and that's an advantage Rice lacks. What's Sanders espousing? Some idea of how the left in my base want our Israel policy handled? He's barking up the, um, uh, wrong tree. Pledge full support, let Bibi know he's got our backing, and I mean it when I say that. He'll know." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9290, "fields": { "question": 6883, "description": "Okay, so, uh, Sanders is dissatisfied with me. That much is clear. It's not too late, I've got a, you know, concessions. I'll get him back onboard and if he's still too proud to do that, his running mate will surely be up to the task." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9291, "fields": { "question": 6883, "description": "Bush is over there, don't we, uh, remember the damage he caused? He's the worst president of the last half century, maybe of all time. Proudly getting up to his old tricks with Rice, and she's up for it, it's disgraceful. That's going to win back the Sanders voters, uh, easy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9292, "fields": { "question": 6883, "description": "No tricks, no, uh, schemes. None of that. This is a campaign like any other. I'll campaign as I would under any normal circumstance. I'll focus our aims on fundraising this quarter, and, uh, pour that into an advertising campaign in some crucial battlegrounds. That's how we win." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9293, "fields": { "question": 6882, "description": "I'm the president, and that's an advantage Rice lacks. What's Sanders espousing? Some idea of how the left in my base want our Israel policy handled? He's barking up the, um, uh, wrong tree. Pledge full support, let Bibi know he's got our backing, and I mean it when I say that. He'll know." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9294, "fields": { "question": 6882, "description": "Okay, so, uh, Sanders is dissatisfied with me. That much is clear. It's not too late, I've got a, you know, concessions. I'll get him back onboard and if he's still too proud to do that, his running mate will surely be up to the task." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9295, "fields": { "question": 6882, "description": "Bush is over there, don't we, uh, remember the damage he caused? He's the worst president of the last half century, maybe of all time. Proudly getting up to his old tricks with Rice, and she's up for it, it's disgraceful. That's going to win back the Sanders voters, uh, easy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9296, "fields": { "question": 6882, "description": "No tricks, no, uh, schemes. None of that. This is a campaign like any other. I'll campaign as I would under any normal circumstance. I'll focus our aims on fundraising this quarter, and, uh, pour that into an advertising campaign in some crucial battlegrounds. That's how we win." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9297, "fields": { "question": 6881, "description": "The general was, a, uh, terminated, for a reason. Insubordination. He, um, undermined national security in his remarks. He had grown too arrogant, too enamored by his own legend. He had to go, we can't allow him to return." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9298, "fields": { "question": 6881, "description": "General McChrystal, he, uh, couldn't meet the mark. Let's reflect on his record. He promised to, uh, stabilize Afghanistan, where nobody else before him could. He failed to meet these expectations. His orders, his calls, they hampered our mission. Let me be clear, the rules of engagement he instituted were a failure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9299, "fields": { "question": 6881, "description": "I have no qualms with the general. But, uh, I think it only right to question his political acumen. There's more to the office of president than wars overseas. Where does he stand on, uh, abortion? Social security? Are we to assume he adopts the same policies as his running mate and would govern as such?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9300, "fields": { "question": 6881, "description": "The endeavors McChrystal would pursue as president, if they're anything similar to how he, uh, operated, would prove problematic. He ordered surge after surge, under the impression, you know, if he kept banging his head against a brick wall something different would happen." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9301, "fields": { "question": 6880, "description": "The general was, a, uh, terminated, for a reason. Insubordination. He, um, undermined national security in his remarks. He had grown too arrogant, too enamored by his own legend. He had to go, we can't allow him to return." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9302, "fields": { "question": 6880, "description": "General McChrystal, he, uh, couldn't meet the mark. Let's reflect on his record. He promised to, uh, stabilize Afghanistan, where nobody else before him could. He failed to meet these expectations. His orders, his calls, they hampered our mission. Let me be clear, the rules of engagement he instituted were a failure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9303, "fields": { "question": 6880, "description": "I have no qualms with the general. But, uh, I think it only right to question his political acumen. There's more to the office of president than wars overseas. Where does he stand on, uh, abortion? Social security? Are we to assume he adopts the same policies as his running mate and would govern as such?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9304, "fields": { "question": 6880, "description": "The endeavors McChrystal would pursue as president, if they're anything similar to how he, uh, operated, would prove problematic. He ordered surge after surge, under the impression, you know, if he kept banging his head against a brick wall something different would happen." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9305, "fields": { "question": 6879, "description": "Arpaio shouldn't come anywhere near, you know, uh, even within a sniff of this office. The way he operated the sheriff's office in Maricopa, arresting local officials who questioned his practices, the lawsuits filed against him, over hundreds of millions on taxpayer dime. He's reckless, incompetent." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9306, "fields": { "question": 6879, "description": "A sheriff is, you know, an unqualified position to be attempting to launch a presidential campaign for. It's a local one, primarily a law enforcement focused one. Arpaio has no prior executive or legislative experience otherwise. He's unqualified." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9307, "fields": { "question": 6879, "description": "We can't allow a thug like Arpaio to enter the White House. His, uh, treatment, of prisoners, constant breaches of their civil rights and liberties, it's disqualifying. He's proud of it, too. Let's do him a favor, and inform every American of the decades of abuses he sanctioned as sheriff." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9308, "fields": { "question": 6879, "description": "He's like a, you know, less telegenic Trump. Talking about birth certificates. He's, uh, inherently unappealng. So squeeze him on this. Let the racist have his ass showing and watch him, you know, um, flail. Let the juices he's fermenting be oil, and the spotlight of public attention a match." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9309, "fields": { "question": 6878, "description": "You know, I only got the, uh, chance to teach college. I wondered about secondary, but, I feel like I get that experience somewhat dealing with my opponent. His outbursts, language, temperment. He's a child! He should grow up." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9310, "fields": { "question": 6878, "description": "His, um, uh, Jersey working-class schtick is ridiculous. The Michelin Man's not Paul Bunyan, despite Christie's wishes for the contrary. Fact of the matter is he's a, billionaire-backed, corporate juggernaut of a candidate. He'll destroy the middle-class." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9311, "fields": { "question": 6878, "description": "His record, let me be clear, it's atrocious, it's, a, uh, disqualifying. Ask Morris County. Will he answer for that unreported loan from when he was U.S. Attorney? I, uh, doubt it. Elect him, you'll be out of a president in no time, because he's getting impeached." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9312, "fields": { "question": 6878, "description": "Republicans don't want any, uh, Jersey boy routine. He's desperate when playing to the born-again Christians. It's not landing. Hard to paint me as a heretical Arab against a Catholic guido in the Bible Belt. If I lose this election, it's God's plan. God is never wrong. All that okey-doke." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9313, "fields": { "question": 6877, "description": "Don't ignore, or uh, flirt with them. Smash them. I want them pounded in the sand. Their destruction at the ballot box will mean nothing unless the defeat accompanying it is a, um, a, resounding, decimation. They're disgusting, loveless losers, and we'll make sure that's the message." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9314, "fields": { "question": 6877, "description": "David knows his numbers. The um, idea, that crowd size could predict an electoral force, I don't know who'd buy into that. Not anyone of meaningful intellect, that's for sure. Pay him no mind." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9315, "fields": { "question": 6877, "description": "This is, at the end of the day, voters. Prospective, impressionable folks who've caught wind of a message and latched onto it. We'd be committing a dereliction of duty in just ignoring it all. We won't change our message, but, uh, try to hear them out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9316, "fields": { "question": 4021, "description": "It's important to, um, keep our cool, with regards to the attack. Beef up security. I want to, you know, illustrate we're not cowering away at the behest of the violence of terrorists. Republicans will run wild, but if we can get ahead of it, we might be able to temper the heat." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9317, "fields": { "question": 4021, "description": "We won't allow those responsible to get off the, uh, hook, on this. Deploy as many soldiers as the generals might see fit to, you know, present the strength we've got. I can't have the, um, Republicans making me look weak on this, not as this juncture." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9318, "fields": { "question": 6876, "description": "We congratulate Morsi on his, um, uh, victory. We are proud to have helped usher in the first democratic election of the Egyptian state. We look forward to future cooperation and good relations with Morsi and the Egyptian people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9319, "fields": { "question": 6875, "description": "We congratulate Shafik on his, um, uh, victory. We are proud to have helped usher in the first democratic election of the Egyptian state. We look forward to future cooperation and good relations with Shafik and the Egyptian people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9320, "fields": { "question": 6874, "description": "We'll, uh, buckle down, and recognize Shafik as the true claim to power in the region. The chaos has continued for long enough, we've, um, got to swallow our pride and let this happen. We can only pray peace returns to the Egyptian people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 2222, "fields": { "question": 6874, "description": "It's not our business, again. The, uh, civil war, brewing there, its a tragedy. We'll supply the people with humanitarian aide, but, beyond that, we refuse to recognize any claim to power over the nation, especially not one from the former Mubarak regime." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9321, "fields": { "question": 6873, "description": "This is a, uh, tragedy. We are in direct communication with Israel, our NATO allies, with um, the Egyptian people beside us amid all the violence, and we will proceed with a course of action on how to respond. We stand with Israel." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9322, "fields": { "question": 6873, "description": "I'm calling for an end to this conspiracy. Enough is a, uh, enough. Until our intelligence agencies find otherwise, we will not be joining Israel in taking potential action against Iran. We're calling for peace and calm, we cannot allow this situation to transpire into a complete war." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9323, "fields": { "question": 6872, "description": "This is a troubling development. Let's hope the American people don't, uh, allow foreign interference to sway their votes this November." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9324, "fields": { "question": 6871, "description": "We can't waste time lending our thoughts to fallen bellicose leaders, I've got a, uh, election to win." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9325, "fields": { "question": 6870, "description": "We saw what, uh, Generael Petraeus had accomplished in Mosul. His mismanagement, the uh, appointments, he had made and officiated, they contributed to its fall after we had left. He couldn't maintain an occupying force the moment he split, imagine what four or even eight years will do to us?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9326, "fields": { "question": 6870, "description": "Petraeus is a hawk. His, you know, um, uh, troop surge, in 2007, is emblematic of the way he'd respond to foreign affairs as president. His answer? Increase deployment numbers. Send more tanks, drop more bombs. It's not a, uh, realistic position to be taking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9327, "fields": { "question": 6870, "description": "Poor David has, uh, no idea what we've got on him. Eric Holder, he's been, uh, concealing it, the affair he's having. Hit him on it. Leak it now and see his polls tank. I'd love to see how he turns this around with the Evangelicals." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9328, "fields": { "question": 6870, "description": "Petraeus is a popular figure, but uh, whose that running mate of his? John Kasich? The Republican Revolution's, you know, errand boy? Gingrich's guy when it came to the budget? Same budget that gutted social services? Education? If this is the political policies we can expect from Petraeus, we should hold some serious, um, concerns." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9329, "fields": { "question": 6869, "description": "We saw what, uh, Generael Petraeus had accomplished in Mosul. His mismanagement, the uh, appointments, he had made and officiated, they contributed to its fall after we had left. He couldn't maintain an occupying force the moment he split, imagine what four or even eight years will do to us?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9330, "fields": { "question": 6869, "description": "Petraeus is a hawk. His, you know, um, uh, troop surge, in 2007, is emblematic of the way he'd respond to foreign affairs as president. His answer? Increase deployment numbers. Send more tanks, drop more bombs. It's not a, uh, realistic position to be taking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9331, "fields": { "question": 6869, "description": "Poor David has, uh, no idea what we've got on him. Loretta Lynch, she's, uh, concealed it, the affair he's having, until now. Hit him on it. Leak it now and see his polls tank. I'd love to see how he turns this around with the Evangelicals." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9332, "fields": { "question": 6869, "description": "Petraeus is a popular figure, but uh, whose that running mate of his? John Kasich? The Republican Revolution's, you know, errand boy? Gingrich's guy when it came to the budget? Same budget that gutted social services? Education? If this is the political policies we can expect from Petraeus, we should hold some serious, um, concerns." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9333, "fields": { "question": 6868, "description": "If Newt want's a fight, he'll get one. How about we stop ignoring the elephant in the room. This is a guy who, you know, left his first wife when she was in the hospital with cancer, and served her the divorce papers. There's no excuse for that. Is this the party of family values?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9334, "fields": { "question": 6868, "description": "Gingrich fancies himself a, uh, historian. His knowledge of history is thin, revisionist. The, you know, defense of such things like the Belgians and their occupation of the Congo, in his own college thesis. He found admiration there. It's natural he'd find difficulty in telling apart a Democrat from a mad Roman dictator or a Stalinist, or a Nazi, while we're on the topic." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9335, "fields": { "question": 6868, "description": "He's getting worked up over my, you know, apparently, uh, sinister nature. I'm an unprecedented threat. Nobody is buying this. It's ridiculous. Best recourse is portraying myself positively. Show me smile, lifting kids up, hugging Michelle, stuff like, uh, that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9336, "fields": { "question": 6867, "description": "With the Paul's general, uh, unpopularity, there's a good opportunity here to win states we'd normally not have the chance to. The heartland. Paul, he opposes farm subsidies. Under a Paul administration, you've got states like Kansas and Nebraska who'll be left to the wolves. Is that what they want?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9337, "fields": { "question": 6867, "description": "Let's not overcomplicate things. We've got a fringe candidate, with, uh, fringe positions on the big issues. Social security. Medicare. The old folks are going to lose their mind over it. Make that the sole focus." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9338, "fields": { "question": 6867, "description": "These, you know, libertarians, who Paul associates with, is one, they hold some, uh, oddball proposals. But the idea is they want to get government off our backs, as they say. But Paul supports anti-choice legislation. He is an opponent of providing safe access to abortion. How can he be both?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9339, "fields": { "question": 6867, "description": "If your concern is labor, you should be worried. Paul's keeping firm to the Republican tradition of union busting. He'd repeal vital protections for workers that keep them from getting fired for supporting efforts to unionize. He'd be acting in the interests of big business, not for the little guy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9340, "fields": { "question": 6866, "description": "Petraeus's mistake is just that. He's too afraid to tackle the issues of the domestic front in favor of pigeonholding the presidency, treating it as a vehicle for, uh, policing the world. I'll campaign where he's MIA." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9341, "fields": { "question": 6866, "description": "If competing for the world stage is what he, uh, wants, he's in for a nasty surprise. I'll show him up, easy. Beat his tour with numbers he, um, uh, could only dream of." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9342, "fields": { "question": 6866, "description": "The general should remember where he's going to be president. If he, you know, wants to go on his vacation, let him. Start a campaign asking, where is he? Whenever someone watches the coverage of this race, they should be thinking, where is David Petraeus?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9343, "fields": { "question": 6865, "description": "This isn't some, uh, morality play. Far form it. There's serious allegations going on with the general's affair. Classified secrets given to his mistress, we've, well, been compromised. National security is at risk." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9344, "fields": { "question": 6865, "description": "I don't know how General Petraeus can effectively, you know, campaign, when he's got a, uh, compromised personal life, and his main constituency is a, uh, Evangelical one. They don't even like divorce under mutual circumstances." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9345, "fields": { "question": 6865, "description": "While he's down and out with the base, take advantage. Don't, you know, rub it in. Might generate sympathy. Can't have that. Let's get me and Michelle out there for something a bit more, you know, um, subtle." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9346, "fields": { "question": 6864, "description": "Paul is, well, a, uh, loon. I don't need to dig deep in a bag of tricks to clear the bar here. Just stick to the issues at hand and he'll expose his shortcomings over the course of the evening." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9347, "fields": { "question": 6864, "description": "His foreign policy plan, oh, uh, what little of it he has. His idea for what to do there, how he'll abandon our allies. Leave NATO, even. It's a, uh, well, it's untenable. He'll self-destruct under the pressure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9348, "fields": { "question": 6864, "description": "His writings, the, uh, newsletters. We shouldn't forget that. It'd be a mistake to do so. I'm not letting that go, he's not getting off so easy. Drag him on that. Show, um, uh, no mercy, in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9349, "fields": { "question": 6864, "description": "Social security and Medicare. Those are the only things that I, uh, need to be talking about. Let me be clear, we cannot permit the death of these sacred programs under the recklessness of a Paul administration." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9350, "fields": { "question": 6863, "description": "Newt must be mistaken. I keep seeing the messaging campaign he's been running against me. I've got news for him. He's running against Barack Obama, not Ted Turner. If I was this a, uh, eco-terrorist, or whatever he likes painting me as, I imagine I'd be a lot more popular than I am with the Green folks. Let's turn down the heat." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9351, "fields": { "question": 6863, "description": "The Speaker's record on, um, uh, ethics, resembles a Jackson Pollock. Violations. Fines. He needed to take a loan out to pay the full extent of them. It's troubling. He has some serious questions to answer, and I'll be pressing them tonight." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9352, "fields": { "question": 6863, "description": "Newt's time in politics has been nothing but, a, uh, bomb-throwing. Linguistic attacks. Name-calling. Know how to counter hostility? By turning the other cheek. When they go low, we go high." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9353, "fields": { "question": 6863, "description": "Under a Gingrich White House, we'll be seeing, um, a mass exodus, of skilled and qualified workers. The draconian system he'll implement on our many immigrants is alarming. He even said he'd track down immigrants here like they were shipments of mail. He doesn't view them as human." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9354, "fields": { "question": 4023, "description": "This should be a simple one. I'll visit New Jersey, meet with Governor Christie, and have the, uh, promise, of federal disaster relief on hand. Photos of me in a National Guard helicopter, the works." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9355, "fields": { "question": 4023, "description": "We can't let the election get thrown to the wolves with my, uh, really, pointless expedition to the state. The relief is coming regardless of me being there or not. Let Joe handle the public relations of it all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9356, "fields": { "question": 4023, "description": "It'd be ill-conceived going for a photo-op or other, um, uh, misdirection, when the only thing of high importance remains the legislation. The power of purse Congress holds. I'll meet with Lautenberg and Menendez, and get something big passed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9357, "fields": { "question": 6862, "description": "This should be a simple one. I'll visit New Jersey, meet with Governor Christie, and have the, uh, promise, of federal disaster relief on hand. Photos of me in a National Guard helicopter, the works." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9358, "fields": { "question": 6862, "description": "We can't let the election get thrown to the wolves with my, uh, really, pointless expedition to the state. The relief is coming regardless of me being there or not. Let Joe handle the public relations of it all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9359, "fields": { "question": 6862, "description": "It'd be ill-conceived going for a photo-op or other, um, uh, misdirection, when the only thing of high importance remains the legislation. The power of purse Congress holds. I'll meet with Lautenberg and Menendez, and get something big passed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9360, "fields": { "question": 6861, "description": "This should be a simple one. I'll visit New Jersey, meet with Governor Christie, and have the, uh, promise, of federal disaster relief on hand. Photos of me in a National Guard helicopter, the works." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9361, "fields": { "question": 6861, "description": "We can't let the election get thrown to the wolves with my, uh, really, pointless expedition to the state. The relief is coming regardless of me being there or not. Let Joe handle the public relations of it all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9362, "fields": { "question": 6861, "description": "It'd be ill-conceived going for a photo-op or other, um, uh, misdirection, when the only thing of high importance remains the legislation. The power of purse Congress holds. I'll meet with Lautenberg and Menendez, and get something big passed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9363, "fields": { "question": 6860, "description": "This should be a simple one. I'll visit New Jersey, meet with Governor Christie, and have the, uh, promise, of federal disaster relief on hand. Photos of me in a National Guard helicopter, the works." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9364, "fields": { "question": 6860, "description": "We can't let the election get thrown to the wolves with my, uh, really, pointless expedition to the state. The relief is coming regardless of me being there or not. Let Joe handle the public relations of it all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9365, "fields": { "question": 6860, "description": "It'd be ill-conceived going for a photo-op or other, um, uh, misdirection, when the only thing of high importance remains the legislation. The power of purse Congress holds. I'll meet with Lautenberg and Menendez, and get something big passed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9366, "fields": { "question": 4024, "description": "It may not be too bold or particularly surprising but, the, a, uh, usual states. Ohio and Pennsylvania. It'll always come down to those two. The urbanites, they can, you know, only do so much. We're losing the rurals and we need to offset that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9367, "fields": { "question": 4024, "description": "The Midwest seems like it'd work to me. I know we have the a, um, uh, Blue Wall, as they call it, but I don't want anything put to chance. Hillary's saying don't bother there, go for the big ones, but uh, call me old-fashioned. I want to play it safe." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9368, "fields": { "question": 4024, "description": "Virginia was a good win last time, but uh, you can never be too sure. There and North Carolina, they were welcome surprises in '08, but things change. They were red states for decades. Get too overconfident, too, um, sure of yourself, and it could go up in smoke." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9369, "fields": { "question": 4024, "description": "Florida. It, uh, always comes down to Florida. I certainly don't, uh, want a, um, potential 2000 on my record. Lock that down, and then, if we got the time after we're done, we can make a quick stop over in Atlanta and bring this ship into the shore." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9370, "fields": { "question": 6859, "description": "These a, uh, Sanders folks, the temper tantrum I'm victim to from the left side of the aisle, it's no different than the Tea Party. This is not the time for, you know, negotiating, or trying to get concessions. That can happen after the election; for now, you're either with us or your against us." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9371, "fields": { "question": 6859, "description": "Too much of this race is getting lost in the, a, um, weeds. We've been ignoring Rice's many policy failings, her, uh, position on firearms. She will allow the NRA free reign to flood this nation with as many unregistered guns and cartridges as they please, and, you know, we can't let that happen." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9372, "fields": { "question": 6859, "description": "What dirt can we find on the Sanders folks. There's got to be something, anything. They're a, uh, third-party, they don't have the means and resorces to really run defense, so anything good we can get to stick will. Dig up whatever you can and use it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9373, "fields": { "question": 6859, "description": "Positive campaigning. That's the um, antidote, to the constant, endless stream of hate and vitriol streaming from my opponents. I've got what they uh, don't. I've got me. Show them we don't play when it comes to negativity, we're here for the people and not their petty grievances." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9374, "fields": { "question": 6858, "description": "We can't treat immigrants to this nation like a, uh, plague, or something to be feared. Our birthright was founded upon a common sense that those of, a, uh, that those of other countries helped to further enhance and improve our nation. Arpaio is sowing the seeds of hate." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9375, "fields": { "question": 6858, "description": "He's trying to rile up the, well, the white folks, and, Arpaio would hate to know we've got tools at our disposal to counteract that. Members of our party. Senators Brown and Casey, Governors Nixon and Beshear, we have plenty of those of the same background who can effectively push back on him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9376, "fields": { "question": 6858, "description": "If we want to talk about crime on the border, I've handled the issue as well as could be hoped for. Let me be clear, under my administration, we've taken control of the situation. Where Republicans abandoned talks to implement comprehensive immigration reform, we enacted steps to fix our system." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 1555, "fields": { "question": 6858, "description": "There's a deeper issue. Arpaio's way of, uh, looking at things. How he handles the convicted. It's barbarous. It can't be like that. We're better than that. Are we, uh, not? Let's try and work towards something greater than ourselves on this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9377, "fields": { "question": 6857, "description": "Trump will never make good on our party's average voter, with their, uh, disposition, complexion. Let me be clear, he's out for self, and if not that, he's out for the average white, male Republican voter. He's an enemy to minority voters. I have concrete policies, he has a mystery box that'll have a mouse trap in it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9378, "fields": { "question": 6857, "description": "Treating him as anything but a, uh, clown, would be a mistake. I had him seeing red at that Correspondents' Dinner last year, with the, um, uh, the birth certificate fiasco. I'll press him on this some more, let him keep it in the headlines. People will be disgusted." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9379, "fields": { "question": 6857, "description": "The Republican Party can't allow this, you know, this huckster, this vulgarian at the forefront of their ticket. I'll, uh, seek out some people who I figure would turn their noses up at him. John McCain, he, uh, he's a good guy, right? He denounced that old woman back in '08, he'll denounce Trump." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9380, "fields": { "question": 6857, "description": "Coal country is, and this is just the hard reality, a place that'll be holding us back if we tried to keep them in line with Trump around. But that's, uh, not a problem. For every blue-collar Democrat we lose in western Pennsylvania, we'll get two moderate Republicans in the suburbs in Philadelphia, and you can repeat that in Ohio and Illinois and Wisconsin." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9381, "fields": { "question": 6856, "description": "Petraeus can't just, you know, uh, let his affair be water under the bridge. These are serious allegations at hand. He needs to respond to them and, um, give it straight to the American people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9382, "fields": { "question": 6856, "description": "Maybe now the general is out of the, a, uh, dog house, he can confront the issues presently impacting this race. Where does he stand on abortion? Firearms? Will he give us a clear answer?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9383, "fields": { "question": 6856, "description": "We'll react appropriately and, uh, meet him on the battlefield, so to speak. Activate the campaign apparatus and get this thing rolling, we've got a, um, uh, campaign to run. Petraeus will fall apart on his own in time." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9384, "fields": { "question": 6856, "description": "Sure. They'll, uh, probably not like it if we were the ones to continue constantly going on about the subject. But, you know, we can have our friends in the media keep the pressure on him. Turn up the heat even, maybe." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9385, "fields": { "question": 6855, "description": "Sorry, general. Who was it that said, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen? Well, uh, anyway, I'm not declining a debate. He can show up or I'll debate an empty lectern if I need to." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9386, "fields": { "question": 6855, "description": "How about instead of a, uh, debate, I host a town hall? With Petraeus out, it seems a good opportunity to speak with the American voter one-on-one. Reward them with this new, um, opportunity, that my opponent has kindly granted me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9387, "fields": { "question": 6855, "description": "I'm not gratified by my opponent's misery. You know, I'll grant him that mercy. We'll just, uh, take the opportunity for some downtime from the rigors of campaigning. Me, Michelle, and Sasha and Malia can enjoy the personal family time." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9388, "fields": { "question": 6855, "description": "If he wishes to exit the debate, we'll uh, use that time to campaign in the necessary states. And, of course, I don't mean the typical swing-states. I, uh, anticipate something of a large victory in the aftermath of all this. Let's say we hit St. Louis?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9389, "fields": { "question": 6853, "description": "We can't deny that there was a, uh, recession, but this election is about much more than the ups-and-downs of the economy. I mean, let's be, uh, clear. If you elect Governor Christie, the first thing he's going to do is scuttle any progress we've made to pay for tax cuts for the ultrawealthy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9390, "fields": { "question": 6853, "description": "If this debate is all about the economy, I'm gonna get, uh, creamed. We need to keep bringing it back to social issues. Christie's views on abortion and gay rights are out of, uh, step, with the rest of the country." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9391, "fields": { "question": 6853, "description": "I'll happily defend my record. Because of the, uh, bold, and dynamic actions of my administration, the economic crisis didn't become a depression. I can teach the public a thing or two about economic policy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9392, "fields": { "question": 6853, "description": "I think I need to show a little humility first and foremost. Throw around some real Clintonian rhetoric and, uh, stuff. Give people the impression their feelings are being acknowledged, at the very least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9393, "fields": { "question": 6854, "description": "His running mate, Haley Barbour was it? Do we, uh, recall what he said about his upbringing in the Jim Crow south? He said, um, he doesn't “remember it as being that bad?” Are we going to hear an apology from Christie, a retraction from Barbour?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9394, "fields": { "question": 6854, "description": "The only way to subtract darkness is to bring in the light, show the, American people, I'm not going down. Not so easy. Double my exposure, I want to, um, uh, have every American shake my hand in the next, uh, however many days. Every vote's going to count." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9395, "fields": { "question": 6854, "description": "Christie is a Republican. There's no real, uh, substantive difference between him and someone like Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich. So, uh, just run with that. He's not anything special, smash that facade and show his true face." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9396, "fields": { "question": 6852, "description": "Boehner can hardly manage to keep those stray cats in line, Petraeus would, uh, sink under the pressure. He'd either get pushed around, get nothing done, or puppeteered, by the, you know, the Bachmanns, the Allen Wests of his party. You can't promote a man with no political experience and expect results." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9397, "fields": { "question": 6852, "description": "Come on. I know the dirt on him and I just, can't say it? That's hardly fair. If Holder won't spill the beans we can, um, you know, push the media in that direction. Lead them to the facts of the situation. Expose him, like, uh, Gary Hart, in '88." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9398, "fields": { "question": 6852, "description": "Meet him where he's defined himself then, foreign policy. His, um, uh, plan, would be shambolic. His record is already poor, with, you know, the situation abroad, and voter sentiment about it, he'll shoot himself in the foot going on about it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9399, "fields": { "question": 6851, "description": "The general is confused. The policies he's standing behind, they'd, uh, threaten our foreign strength abroad. Under the Petraeus plan, we'll have instability. If you felt hesitation at my former opponent, McCain, and his blueprint for the Middle East, you should keep those concerns with you this go-around." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9400, "fields": { "question": 6851, "description": "What's the timetable for success in the Middle East with a President Petraeus? Would he, you know, have it settled? How so? Get to, um, uh, show his hand on that front. Afghanistan and Iraq are much more unpopular than him, so tie him to them. Put him under the, uh, spotlight, not me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9401, "fields": { "question": 6851, "description": "If we have Petraeus at the helm, well, I'm well, uh, worried. How would he interact with China and Russia? His view on Taiwan, or, um, on other issues there. Petraeus has suggested he'd seek intervention into the region, well, I disagree. The Cold War is over. Time to chart a new path." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9402, "fields": { "question": 6851, "description": "I'm sure the general would agree with me that, as a soldier himself, weapons he carried into war like a, uh, AR-15, shouldn't be in the hands of ordinary Americans. He's seen the extent to which they can do, uh, damage, would he allow them on the domestic front?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9403, "fields": { "question": 6850, "description": "Huntsman's got a, uh, shiny reputation, I won't deny that reality. But his, um, record, on issues like abortion, that's not going to fly with the median American. Throw some decoys out in the crowd, pro-lifers who are, you know, agitated, and demand some elaboration." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9404, "fields": { "question": 6850, "description": "The way to win them back would be to, uh, forewarn of the implications of a Huntsman presidency itself. His healthcare plan, he's calling for drug approval regulations to be all but abolished, he'd have drugs still undergoing clinical trials made available to the public. I can't be the only one seeing the danger there." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9405, "fields": { "question": 6850, "description": "His running mate, what's her name, Nikki Haley? She's, uh, been caught on video saying inflammatory statements in the past. We've got some opposition research that had her, um, defending the Confederate flag. A symbol of hate. Will she retract her claims?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9406, "fields": { "question": 6849, "description": "This should be a simple one. I'll visit New Jersey, meet with Governor Christie, and have the, uh, promise, of federal disaster relief on hand. Photos of me in a National Guard helicopter, the works." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9407, "fields": { "question": 6849, "description": "We can't let the election get thrown to the wolves with my, uh, really, pointless expedition to the state. The relief is coming regardless of me being there or not. Let Joe handle the public relations of it all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9408, "fields": { "question": 6849, "description": "It'd be ill-conceived going for a photo-op or other, um, uh, misdirection, when the only thing of high importance remains the legislation. The power of purse Congress holds. I'll meet with Lautenberg and Menendez, and get something big passed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9409, "fields": { "question": 6848, "description": "He's too, uh, mechanical in his, interactions. He's not authentic. I can, you know, get one over him in the battle for favorability. A mix of positive campaigning and light jabs never, um, hurt anyone." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9410, "fields": { "question": 6848, "description": "Let's look at their plan, hear them w-when they, uh, lay it all out. What's their plan? Tax cuts, for the, um, uh, one percent. That's the Republican position. Under a, uh, Romney presidency, he'll seek to unchain Wall Street, and they're going to put y'all back in chains." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9411, "fields": { "question": 6848, "description": "Romney wants to have it that government is the enemy, that, uh, that it is only an obstacle. Individualism is the key, people only succeed cause of their, uh, exceptional talents. I'm struck by the idea of that because it's just not true. There's someone there to guide you. Someone invested in roads and bridges — you didn't build that. Someone else made that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9412, "fields": { "question": 6848, "description": "His government experience is derived from his time in Massachusetts. Well, uh, let's take a look at that. The statistics show it that job growth there was a, um, uh, painful blot on his record. Massachusetts under Romney ranked 47 out of all 50 states in terms of job growth. He was, uh, outsourcing the jobs, like those in call centers, to India. He's not to be trusted on the economy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9413, "fields": { "question": 6847, "description": "This is, uh, bad. Not good. But uh, no, this is a paper tiger. A panic. A, uh, frenzy. This is ridiculous, it's not a cause for concern. These, you know, the implication of this is not of any real tangible threat to this administration, giving it the credence it is will only aide in the effort to elect a war criminal as president. It'll blow over in time if we ignore it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9414, "fields": { "question": 6847, "description": "I made a mistake, one I'm not proud of. I, um, I did not have all the facts in front of me when I made it. I was, uh, misled. I can't say by who, maybe they were mistaken, too. I'm confident they were, in fact. But that's no excuse. We made a grave error in our handling of this situation, we apologize, and we will work with Republicans in correcting this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9415, "fields": { "question": 6846, "description": "If you're c-counting me out over this you're a, uh, mistaken. Forget this, do you remember my opponent? He's the, um, uh, uhhhh, one who should have been impeached, not me. Where's his charges, his, uh, sentencing? Let this not escape any of you, Cheney is the criminal, I'm the victim." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9416, "fields": { "question": 6845, "description": "He flies in from his, uh, golden jet, that has a bathroom with a golden toilet, into economically hurt areas. It's a ruse. It's a scam. Trump is not telling the truth to those he speaks to. Hammer him on that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9417, "fields": { "question": 6845, "description": "If the, uh, you know, the folks in the Midwest were able to understand these policies Trump is proposing would fail, the economy and them, they'd be better off. It's not the problem that the, um, uh, that the asbestos factory closed down and your auntie or uncle can't find employment there anymore. Tariffs and protectionism isn't the key to their ailment." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9418, "fields": { "question": 6845, "description": "We are stronger than what Trump is peddling. We are better than that. We're a nation built by immigrants. What Trump wants, he's proposing this, a, you know, this wall. Banning Muslims. He's a dark visage of everything we are not. We need to turn away from it and reject it resoundingly." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9419, "fields": { "question": 6845, "description": "You know how to deal with a clown? You, uh, laugh at him. He's a joke. I'm not going to, uh, give him the respect of an attack. No, I'm, um, going to treat him like the child he is. You don't give him the respect where he can grow from it, you shrink him down, and I'll squash him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9420, "fields": { "question": 6844, "description": "I'm trying to understand why exactly Beck is even, uh, running right now? I'm not sure, you know, it's an odd choice, but it's not a foreign concept. He's like Nader back in 2000, but for the Republicans. So, I figure, we just treat Beck how Bush might've went about with Nader, right?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9421, "fields": { "question": 6844, "description": "It's beyond politics. I'm not a fool, I know how people tick in this game. It's all personal. With that, uh, Jon Huntsman Sr. I can't think of any better way to light a fire under Beck's ass than for him to really, uh, swipe at him. Come out swinging. That'll motivate him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9422, "fields": { "question": 6844, "description": "There's nothing good that'll come out of Barack Obama trying to push this one way or another. I've got a good thing going, I'd prove a fool trying to fix what isn't broken." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9423, "fields": { "question": 6844, "description": "Easy. Just, uh, boost Beck. Is that not obvious? Do it covertly, you know, have it under shell companies that'll push out mail and man some, uh, you know, robocalls. Whatever it takes to help him out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9424, "fields": { "question": 6843, "description": "This is a, uh, violation of debate rules, code of conduct. Sanders is, you know, far below the necessary 15% that we all agreed upon following 1992. Rice is deliberately and, um, flagrantly, disregarding them, in hopes of obtaining an advantage. We'll attend our debate and expect the committee to maintain their standards." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9425, "fields": { "question": 6843, "description": "Sure. Why not. We'll agree to, um, uh, Rice's demands. Include Sanders, he's at the end of the day a, you know, left-winger. You really think he's going to target me alone when Rice is banking on a victory from just that? Come on. He's juvenile and unrealistic in his aims, but he's not that stupid." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9426, "fields": { "question": 6843, "description": "How about this: We, uh, invite the Libertarian candidate, too? I mean, if Rice is going to pull this gimmick at this stage in the race let's not just hold back on the okey-doke. Is she going to deny them a spot? Sanders has some, support, in the populated areas, but he's barely polling any higher on a national scale than they are." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9427, "fields": { "question": 6842, "description": "No. I, um, uh, I promised such help under the expressed assumption that, you know, the, uh, the response was going to be one of, uh, one of self-defense. I can't survive assisting an attack unprovoked. I, no, Sanders would destroy me, I'd be eaten alive, Rice would...no. This is untenable for me." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9428, "fields": { "question": 6842, "description": "O-of course, with the, um, uh, uh, attack. We must be, fierce, as, you know, I said, in our support for Israel. Inform Netanyahu that the, American aide, will be swift, and, if, um, uh, need be, we'll uh, help coordinate an operation with them, and handle this in a way that won't, uh, allow for a prolonged affair." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9429, "fields": { "question": 6841, "description": "Trump's got a, uh, chip on his shoulder. Right? I bait him with a, surprise, dig into his past for the seedier elements. He'll rattle on and fume about it the whole time. One little prick at him and he'll, um, uh, multiply that into an hour of rage that'll just have him plummet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9430, "fields": { "question": 6841, "description": "I'd love this opportunity, to, uh, really knock him down a peg on all the crap he's been saying. He's a jackass. I'll use it all. The, uh, comments he has been, um, uh, making, about Muslims, Mexicans, minority groups. Only way to fight someone in the gutter is getting on their level." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9431, "fields": { "question": 6841, "description": "Ignore him. Just, uh, ignore him. The vile, the, you know, ugliness of his character will shine through and be contrasted with me keeping to the side of facts, and, uh, truth, and respectability. There's no clearer route than that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9432, "fields": { "question": 6841, "description": "If he gets me in the mud I'll be covered in his, you know, bullshit. I think I've got a better idea. You know what, uh, would really get to him? I hit him as, uh, vaguely as possible, and just turn to the camera and tell people to go and vote. That's it. Simple. He sucks, now go vote. Simple." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9433, "fields": { "question": 6840, "description": "What does, uh, Bachmann have to say to the parents who, you know, would typically be buying into her positions, who have gay children? Does she think their children are sinners? Have they, um, uh, failed, as parents, as she would have you think? Does she have any shame when she villainizes these kids?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9434, "fields": { "question": 6840, "description": "I know I've had, uh, Joe, telling me we need to get ahead of this. Don't ask, don't tell's repeal was a, uh, positive move of my doing. But it's not an adequate conclusion for the fight for progress. Let me be clear, I support the legalization of same-sex marriage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9435, "fields": { "question": 6840, "description": "This campaign of hers is, um, uh, flagrantly ignoring the Establishment Clause. We have a separation of church and state in this country, and Bachmann should, uh, take heed, or we'll likely suffer the consequences of First Amendment violations under her administration." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9436, "fields": { "question": 6840, "description": "Axelrod has my, uh, deficits, in the conservative areas. It might prove cynical, but, I think any appeal one way or another would only diminish my odds of electoral success. Let's just let the contrast between my, um, well, normality, and Bachmann, and have the voters see the difference." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9437, "fields": { "question": 6839, "description": "Let's turn the clock back, to, uh, when General Motors was in trouble. Had Romney been president and not me, he'd have let them go out of business and with them, the, uh, jobs, that they created. Remember that, um, uh, article he wrote? 'Let Detroit Go Bankrupt?' He can't get himself around that one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9438, "fields": { "question": 6839, "description": "If we had a, uh, individual, and they were to, um, uh, be able to collect some real dirt on Romney, from a speech he'd give to some, folks, for a big fundraiser, or such event. I can't say for certain, but Axelrod and his staffers have been hearing it through the grapevine he's been spouting much more bitter stuff than what he says in public. I want to see what it is." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9439, "fields": { "question": 6839, "description": "Romney doesn't represent the everyday American. He's, um, running, to help those like him in power, in positions of authority. We even said so earlier this year he, you know, derives enjoyment in firing people. Who would say such a thing like that? There's nothing to be proud of in firing someone." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 1453, "fields": { "question": 6839, "description": "What would, uh, Mitt's father think of the party he's running with? George Romney marched with, um, uh, Martin Luther King. His mother supported the Equal Rights Amendment when running for Senate in Michigan. Mitt's not filling their big shoes, all he has are, uh, flip-flops." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9440, "fields": { "question": 6838, "description": "Let's turn the clock back, to, uh, when General Motors was in trouble. Had Romney been president and not me, he'd have let them go out of business and with them, the, uh, jobs, that they created. Remember that, um, uh, article he wrote? 'Let Detroit Go Bankrupt?' He can't get himself around that one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9441, "fields": { "question": 6838, "description": "If we had a, uh, individual, and they were to, um, uh, be able to collect some real dirt on Romney, from a speech he'd give to some, folks, for a big fundraiser, or such event. I can't say for certain, but Axelrod and his staffers have been hearing it through the grapevine he's been spouting much more bitter stuff than what he says in public. I want to see what it is." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9442, "fields": { "question": 6838, "description": "Romney doesn't represent the everyday American. He's, um, running, to help those like him in power, in positions of authority. We even said so earlier this year he, you know, derives enjoyment in firing people. Who would say such a thing like that? There's nothing to be proud of in firing someone." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 1454, "fields": { "question": 6838, "description": "What would, uh, Mitt's father think of the party he's running with? George Romney marched with, um, uh, Martin Luther King. His mother supported the Equal Rights Amendment when running for Senate in Michigan. Mitt's not filling their big shoes, all he has are, uh, flip-flops." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9443, "fields": { "question": 6837, "description": "Romney in his, uh, capacity, both in and out of government, has done nothing to promote those who have been otherwise kept out of power in our society as it stands. We need serious change on that front. I'd push for efforts to eliminate the gender pay gap that exists right now, what would, uh, he do?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9444, "fields": { "question": 6837, "description": "Let me be clear. The case for Romney is a, uh, difficult one to make, simply because his vision is the one that got us here to begin with. The economy is a, you know, byproduct of Bush. Romney has nothing new to offer any American. He's only going to, um, uh, implement, the same things that brought us havoc to begin with." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9445, "fields": { "question": 6837, "description": "My administration has fought hard to maintain our, uh, social services, programs, in the midst of our troubles. Had someone, anyone, um, else, like my opponent, been president, you'd have seen those on the chopping block. They'd be the first thing. He'd prefer to cut that. I always remember to keep you at the forefront even when it's not the easy decision to make. I, uh, won't ever sell the American people out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9446, "fields": { "question": 6836, "description": "McChrystal is a, um, umcomfortable, delivering on the purpose of being a politician, clearly. If he can't adequately deliver a position that he believes in on the domestic front he'll find out rather quickly he's going to be the errand boy for those in Congress who do. That being Republicans who'll seek the right to control womens' bodies and, uh, cut taxes for the wealthy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9447, "fields": { "question": 6836, "description": "He's more McClellan than Eisenhower. He, um, uh, can't just take the nonpartisan reputation the generals have and run purely off that this entire campaign. Have him under the microscope. What are his loyalties? Can his own party trust him?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9448, "fields": { "question": 6836, "description": "This is a good question, and one that, uh, ultimately pertains to what we need to know about the general before he can rightly say he's actually, um, you know, running for president. Healthcare. I made that my core agenda. Does he have one?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9449, "fields": { "question": 6835, "description": "Don't ask, don't tell has long outstayed its welcome. I know Senator Lieberman has been lobbying hard for it, and the a, uh, gay constituents in our party would be up for some legislative crumbs from the cookie. The Pentagon is telling me about “readiness” or what have you, but I'll take the chance on it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9450, "fields": { "question": 6835, "description": "Let's fight harder for some union representation, before the, um, a, Republican governors in the midwest are able to get their hands on policy. Make it easier to form a union." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9451, "fields": { "question": 6835, "description": "People are still struggling when it comes to day-to-day pay. Congress already passed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act early in my term, but, uh, there's more work to be done. What did Rose DeLauro introduce? The Paycheck Fairness Act? Let's give that a look." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9452, "fields": { "question": 6835, "description": "The performance was a pleasant surprise, but we best not get cocky. Clearly, we've got some, you know, opposition for our overreach legislatively. So, we should take a step back in that arena, starting now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9453, "fields": { "question": 6834, "description": "The mayor has the, uh, dishonorable claim of fighting for the one percent in a city where we saw a large, grassroots, um, gathering, against them. He opposes a wealth tax. You'd never see the Buffett Rule passed under a Bloomberg administration. Far from it. It'd be the rich eating us whole." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9454, "fields": { "question": 6834, "description": "He, um, uh, has nothing to offer, you know. It's not in just his policies, its who he is. He can't relate to someone in the, the rural areas. The folks in those places, he doesn't fit in. If you catch my, uh, drift. He's the most crooked man New York has to offer." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9455, "fields": { "question": 6834, "description": "You know what's radical? The, uh, concept of criminal justice Bloomberg operates under. His, you know, handling, of the NYPD in his city, has been a scary thing to witness. He called it his own army. That's not how a civil servant should be talking about law enforcement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9456, "fields": { "question": 6834, "description": "Let me be clear, labor will not survive under a President Bloomberg. His, uh, the policies he's proposing, they'd seek to further harm our factory and union workers through his embrace of China. He'd push for further outsourcing, and it, um, all ties back to the businesses, his investments there. He's in it for himself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9457, "fields": { "question": 6833, "description": "I'm glad to finally have the opportunity to, uh, take Bloomberg on in-person. Because if he was having trouble with his, uh, balancing act, from afar, he's certainly going to struggle when confronted on all his contradictions. He's failed to remain, you know, consistent." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9458, "fields": { "question": 6833, "description": "Let's take a crack at, uh, his regulatory behavior. That's certainly not going to resonate with Republicans. The, um, uh, sodas, the cigarettes. He's placed restrictions and bans on all of those. How does he answer for that and remain the Republican nominee?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9459, "fields": { "question": 6833, "description": "I just had an idea. With the, you know, the voters. If we're going to be, uh, honest with ourselves, it's all in the appearances. Bloomberg, he's a very short man. That doesn't display power, doesn't, um, uh, convey, power. Let me do some subtle maneuvers to emphasize this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9460, "fields": { "question": 6833, "description": "There's only one route. Anything else would be a, uh, mistake. It's obvious, maybe, but often in these times the obvious choice is that way because it is just so obvious that you, uh, don't need a college degree to be able, um, call it. Stop-and-frisk. Mass surveillance. He's going to squirm." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9461, "fields": { "question": 6832, "description": "This may prove controversial, but, I'm willing to take a swing that it'll prove relatively popular. Pornography. Bachmann wants to ban pornography. It would be a, um, uh, violation, of our Americans' First Amendment rights. Didn't we learn this lesson with Larry Flynt? Make sure we've got PACs and, uh, Jon Stewart or someone that isn't the campaign running on this, by the way." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9462, "fields": { "question": 6832, "description": "We need to better develop a plan of education that doesn't, you know, promote such plagues as teen pregnancy. The Juno effect, as they are, um, calling it. It's all from the opposition to teaching our children the, well, birds and the bees. And you don't do that by following the Bachmann plan of finger-waging relentlessly pretending it won't all happen. That's how you get a Palin situation. Don't, uh, quote me on that last bit." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9463, "fields": { "question": 6832, "description": "It's important to meet her where her strengths seem to prosper. She has an, a, um, uh, knack, for getting people ready to rally behind her candidacy. Bolster our strength. Rally our troops. The more we unite, the more her following will reveal itself as a loud minority. It doesn't get anymore simple than that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9464, "fields": { "question": 6831, "description": "Doubtless, that with the governor's selection, the general has shot too far in trying to please his party. Let's look at his record. He supported abolishing the Department of Education, he supported abolishing the Department of Energy, he supports anti-sodomy laws. This puts him far out of the, a, uh, mainstream." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9465, "fields": { "question": 6831, "description": "I've heard Perry has had something of a, uh, rivalry, with Bush. That the two hated each other, stemming from, if memory serves, Bush and his boys leaving him for dead for lieutenant governor during his reelection bid, before he'd run for president in 2000. Wonder if we can tap into that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9466, "fields": { "question": 6831, "description": "Let's not not address the elephant in the room. He's, uh, dumb, right? I mean, with the, um, the debate mishap he had, those glasses he's been wearing lately to look smarter. It's seems, to me at least, we could just, um, uh, well, run with that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9467, "fields": { "question": 6831, "description": "Let me be clear. If McChrystal gets elected, we'd be seeing not the equivalent of Quayle or, uh, Palin, we'd be seeing Eisenhower and Nixon. The slow crawl of the Republican administration towards, uh, social conservatism, off the back of a respected and popular general. We can't allow that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9468, "fields": { "question": 6830, "description": "He can easily, uh, try and stick to vague platitudes. I need to word it to, um, uh, lure him in. He loves civil order, so broach it as one of civil responsibility and not politics, he'll fall for it. Climate change, I'm thinking would be on its face impartial enough to do it. That'd work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9469, "fields": { "question": 6830, "description": "The general wants to run the gambit on the, uh, hawks, right? Well, uh, I say there's an opening here. He recently got caught on a, um, gaffe, saying Palestinians aren't being given enough concessions to warrant entering negotiations. Well, let's seize on that. Rip the tough advantage away from him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9470, "fields": { "question": 6830, "description": "We can approach the issue of, uh, strength, without being so transparent. We'd risk coming across as cynical. Instead let's, you know, try and ease their concerns by demonstrating that, you know, military action isn't necessarily the key. We're entering a new age, and strength may be found in our diplomacy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9471, "fields": { "question": 6830, "description": "This may be a gimmick, but gimmicks are what they are because, the, uh, effectiveness of them prove worth keeping around. Rolling Stone. That interview plays well against his type. He acted like a frat boy in it, there was no, uh, respect to be found there. Let's, um, use that and bury him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9472, "fields": { "question": 6829, "description": "Well, this should be a, uh, layup. Right? I mean, what is she going to really do? She'll blow up, or, you know, expose her extremist views on her own. I don't think we need a strategy for this." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9473, "fields": { "question": 6829, "description": "Bachmann's entire campaign as been nothing but Christian fundamentalism. The people are sick of it. I'll let loose a, uh, prepared speech, extolling our separation of church and state, and not, um, you know, directly doing it, but have a subtle admonishment of how she's been operating." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9474, "fields": { "question": 6829, "description": "Let me be clear. I'm going to treat Bachmann as I would any Republican opponent, because the, you know, the crux of the Republican platform is just naturally toxic. So trot out the usual stuff. Social programs and all that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9475, "fields": { "question": 6829, "description": "I won't hold back. We're going to, just, tear into Bachmann's discriminatory platform. I'm going to not hold back, I'll go all in. Damn the hesitance on going too far, we'd be doing a disservice to our voters if we were to do so." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9476, "fields": { "question": 6828, "description": "It's always the case, isn't it? A man would, uh, conjure support for his fringe, racist policies by promising external rewards. How does he, uh, plan, for companies doing that t-to not just leave? The Arpaio plan is not a plan." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9477, "fields": { "question": 6828, "description": "We can temper the fury experienced there. We'll, um, uh, have a talk, with some businesses. Folks like Jeff Bezos. We can work something out, and if not, I'll make something work myself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9478, "fields": { "question": 6828, "description": "My administration has served to, um, uphold unions, and their right to collective bargaining. What would Arpaio and the Republicans do there? Does he feel the same or is he beholden to the, um, party platform? I think we all know the answer to that question." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9479, "fields": { "question": 6828, "description": "His running mate is governor of the worst state in the country for unionization, workers' rights. He's, um, clearly out of his element. I don't think Arpaio is even aware of what the people he's talking to are fighting for. He only knows how to handle a gun and wave a badge, Jindal and the Republicans will handle everything else." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9480, "fields": { "question": 6827, "description": "It'd be a mistake to let him get a rise out of me with his controversial, inflammatory positions. He'd be seeking that kind of, insurgent, radical reputation among his base. I'll debate Arpaio, and, uh, make sure to beat him on the issues as we would anybody else." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9481, "fields": { "question": 6827, "description": "I can't allow him the opportunity to, you know, possibly come across like he's the one representing the victims. That my policies are hurting everyday Americans, or, uh, a certain shade of American, as he has it. I'll, um, take away his one advantage. The border. We'll, uh, reposition, take control of the argument." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9482, "fields": { "question": 6827, "description": "This is stupid simple. Nobody is going to vote for this man, I don't have a necessary need to go and, start a big rant over something that'd just go and polarize those same issues. The proper course of action is to pinpoint his career. He's an authoritarian. Please, Arpaio, explain to us how it's necessary prisoners wear pink underwear." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9483, "fields": { "question": 6826, "description": "Huntsman is, uh, not what he seems to be. His stance on abortion. Let me be clear. He'd seek to appoint judges who'd overturn Roe v. Wade. It is without question that if you value your, um, uh, abortion rights, you need to reject him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9484, "fields": { "question": 6826, "description": "His fiscal polices won't solve any of our problems. He'd seek to pass large and sweeping tax cuts on the, uh, corporations. Like he did in Utah. Those kind of, um, stances, they won't help us when it comes to speeding up our economic recovery. He needs to reflect on that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9485, "fields": { "question": 6826, "description": "The record of dirty business when it comes to, um, when it comes to the Huntsman Corporation, is concerning. Not to mention, it has outsourced many of of its jobs overseas from America, to places like India and China. How will he, um, answer when for that with many workers experiencing job insecurity?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9486, "fields": { "question": 6826, "description": "I wouldn't be so quick as to dismiss that, David. With, uh, his reputation, it's just missing a key component of his weaknesses to go and leave it on the table. By any means necessary, we must play divide and conquer when it comes to the conservatives. Infiltrate, throw mock protests, what have you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9487, "fields": { "question": 6825, "description": "Let me be clear. Between me and my opponent, there is only one, uh, recourse, that will be putting us back on the path to economic recovery. We will not be experiencing that with Huntsman's tax slashing for big businesses and flat taxes that unfairly distribute income among working families." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9488, "fields": { "question": 6825, "description": "The Huntsman Corporation is, uh, something to seriously question under a potential Huntsman presidency. Will, um, the governor promise tonight to recuse himself when it comes to it and how he operates as president? There exist serious questions about him and, you know, its ties to China." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9489, "fields": { "question": 6825, "description": "When it comes to foreign trade with China, I, um, value American prosperity first and foremost. With Huntsman, you can't, uh, be guaranteed that kind of luxury. Rather, he puts the interests of expanding business ties with the Chinese over American workers. We saw that with the outsourcing of jobs by his family's businesses to them, among others." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9490, "fields": { "question": 6825, "description": "We need to appeal to any voter not already enchanted by the governor's stances. The best way we can do that is flanking to his right where it could count. Immigration. Huntsman says he opposes a border fence, well, I'll support a border fence. If anything, this'll at least bleed him among the right." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9491, "fields": { "question": 6824, "description": "With authorization from the last session of Congress, we've made good progress. Once we're done with this election, we must, um, uh, fast track the TPP and ensure its passage. Come next year, I intend to have it done and ratified. If that demands a few concession, we must swallow our pride and have it be so." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9492, "fields": { "question": 6824, "description": "Forget trade. It's too, um, small. I've been thinking bigger. Much, um, bigger. We saw the good work we could do in Libya with NATO, I want to take that, and bring it global. I'm thinking of a proposal, a global force for good. An international NATO, who will, um, uh, defend, our Western values from the threat of Russia and China. I'll make some calls." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9493, "fields": { "question": 6824, "description": "We benefit greatly from privatization. Select unions who, though well-meaning, cross a line too often. For too long, the education in our country has suffered under monopolization. Secretary, uh, Duncan, has suggested some ingenious ideas to me about this. Let's get something done." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9494, "fields": { "question": 6823, "description": "For too long our people have suffered without compensation for the atrocities of this, a, uh, nation. A nation built off the back of slaves. Well, I think it right to only, um, reverse this transgression. Reparations. We'll get it done." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9495, "fields": { "question": 6823, "description": "The last administration has managed to get away with the crime of the century. To just up and, um, uh, ignore, their culpability in Iraq. It'd be a mistake. No. We'll establish a war crime tribunal and effectively deal with them as they deserve." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9496, "fields": { "question": 6823, "description": "The Supreme Court has been saved, for now. That won't last. We'll need action on that front to address the imbalance of power. We'll, um, see to it that its expanded. We must do so if we intend to ensure prosperity for future generations." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9497, "fields": { "question": 6822, "description": "Do we even, um, need our donations? I mean, here's a thought, let's get some publicity with it. Donate some of it to charity. I don't care. Doesn't even have to be, uh, you know, political. Trevor Project. Salvation Army. Any of the local animal shelters here in Washington. I don't care. Do something with it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9498, "fields": { "question": 6822, "description": "I'm going to take a vacation. After these past four years? I'm, uh, in bad need of one. Say we're making a stop in Florida and just crash for a bit. Make it Orlando, we're doing some serious, uh, on the ground campaigning. Bring Michelle, Sasha and Malia along, they'll be my, haha, they'll be my surrogates." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9499, "fields": { "question": 6822, "description": "Let me be clear, it's all fun and games right now, but there's still an election to be won here. I want it to be a resounding win, a complete and total victory, so, um, uh, we'll keep campaigning in the only places that seem close at all. Not letting up until this thing is over and done with." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9500, "fields": { "question": 6821, "description": "There's nothing better to do. Debate Dick. Is he supposed to come in with a, uh, haymaker, or something? Be real. I'll throw him the bone. If anything his poll numbers will probably sink more giving him the satisfaction, if they can get any lower." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer", "pk": 9501, "fields": { "question": 6821, "description": "I'm having a bit of fun, let's, uh, poke the bear a bit. 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MSNBC says you're just being a uniter, but your enemies would be correct. You're out for blood." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8910, "fields": { "answer": 8909, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Chief Justice John Roberts repeats back to you the Oath of Office, flumbing his lines badly as he does so. A tiny part of your brain tells you he's trying to make you an illegitimate president right out of the gate. Can't be true, I'm sure he was just nervous. You leave it alone and enjoy the festivites of the day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8914, "fields": { "answer": 8913, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You confront Bush and his wife Laura and send them on their way back to Crawford in the standard pleasantries expected of a presidential transition. He looks so broken. Head of grey hair, he's unrecognizable from just eight years ago. You know you shouldn't, but you do pity him, even if it's only because you could end up the same way." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8921, "fields": { "answer": 8920, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The frostbit faces of the crowd chill a little further as you deliver your blisteringly ominous remarks. Many in the audience are left despondent. Maybe that dream was just a mirage. You look back at Axelrod and Rahm, “was it something I said?”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8800, "fields": { "answer": 8921, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Daschle is confirmed — but barely. He only gets through because many of his colleagues from his Senate days are still in the chamber. Axelrod nervously frets over your decision, asking if you really want to put up with the stink of his soiled reputation for the next four years." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8801, "fields": { "answer": 8922, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sebelius proves an inoffensive choice. 24/7 cable news stations speculate whether she'll help the Obama healthcare plan get passed, but if you think picking a red stater would appeal to conservatives guess again, Drudge Report calls her the token country bumpkin for the new elitist administration." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8802, "fields": { "answer": 8923, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals that Kitzhaber’s partner was in a “green card marriage” just seven years ago, where she'd purchase property to knowingly host marijuana cultivation. In desperation, you end up nominating former HHS Secretary Donna Shalala, who agrees to leave her post as a university president out of pity." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8803, "fields": { "answer": 8924, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Granholm puts the scandal to rest, with Daschle out for the wolves. 24/7 cable news stations speculate whether she'll help the Obama healthcare plan get passed and make the bruising worth it. Lieutenant Governor John D. Cherry succeeds her, with The Detroit News reporting an infertile pool of financial support for his 2010 bid." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8804, "fields": { "answer": 8925, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The impact is immediate. Lehman files for bankruptcy, and the Dow falls nearly 5% in the biggest one day drop since 9/11. Many of America's elderly see their retirement accounts contract by even more. The American financial system begins to untether. Your attempts to pass the buck back onto Bush are weakened by your inaction." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8805, "fields": { "answer": 8926, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress quickly passes a bill to loan Lehman Brothers $100 billion; Bank of America buys them after. The bankers are saved. Betrayed Obama supporters take to Daily Kos, loudly demanding bailouts for those defaulting on their mortgages. Michael Moore says he'll have to push his newest film back to edit in a critique over this move of yours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8806, "fields": { "answer": 8927, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dow sinks a further 25%, a record breaking fall. Hundreds of billions in retirement savings are wiped out. Morgan Stanley, WaMu, Wachovia, and scores of smaller banks go bankrupt. Many are hurting — their retirement, college savings, up in smoke. A new saying is born: Want to spot a sucker? See if they've got an Obama sign on their lawn." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8807, "fields": { "answer": 8928, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dow drops another 15%. WaMu and Wachovia, and a few smaller banks declare bankruptcy. Americans feel betrayed, heartbroken, and swindled. You retreat to the Lincoln Room for a secular meditation as the country burns." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8808, "fields": { "answer": 8929, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The free fall in the financial sector ends — but nobody thanks you. It was the hardworking economists at the Fed and at the banks putting in the real work, not the emperor with no clothes occupying the White House. Pelosi breathes a sigh of relief, knowing her portfolio won't be completely gutted, at the very least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8809, "fields": { "answer": 8930, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "After a tight vote, a $1.1 trillion stimulus package is delivered, ready for approval. It doesn't matter that this will increase the national debt by 10%, or will likely spell doom for hundreds of Democrats across the country come next year, you've secured your place in history as a leader in crisis." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8810, "fields": { "answer": 8931, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A $780 billion stimulus package passes with ease thanks to strong Democratic majorities in both chambers. The signing ceremony sees practically every power-hungry Democrat in Congress cram themselves into the East Room, though in private, you're privately criticized by Reid for having played no involvement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8811, "fields": { "answer": 8932, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "For weeks, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid do battle with their progressive colleagues who demand a larger stimulus. They send a $450 billion package to your desk, but many refused to vote for the measure, instead Republican House members saved it. The legislation justifies itself as Gibbs markets the bipartisan work to the press." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8812, "fields": { "answer": 8933, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Several Democrats help torpedo the $1.1 trillion stimulus package, with anonymous quotes calling it a “reckless and nearsighted” pursuit from a political novice president. Rumors begin circulating of regret among party leadership concerning your ascendency to power. Reid mutters obsencities under his breath at the next Cabinet Room meeting." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8813, "fields": { "answer": 8934, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A $780 billion stimulus package passes with ease thanks to strong Democratic majorities in both chambers. The signing ceremony sees practically every power-hungry Democrat in Congress cram themselves into the East Room, though in private, you're privately criticized by Reid for having played no involvement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8814, "fields": { "answer": 8935, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "For weeks, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid are locked in a Mexican standoff. With all your political capital having been wasted on Daschle and Lehman, the effort proves futile. Any prospective Republican turncoats are adamantly opposed to providing help. Unwilling to suffer further public humiliation, the stimulus package dies in committee." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8815, "fields": { "answer": 8936, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Exasperated retired generals assail your decision on Fox News and CNN. You smirk, its exactly what your buddies in Chicago would've wanted. Overseas, Iraqis and Afghans who bravely fought for democracy shutter at the thought of America abandoning them, leaving their futures to the whim of medieval, pagan psychopaths." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8816, "fields": { "answer": 8937, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Knowing you plan to withdraw from Iraq, Islamist groups begin plans to overwhelm the weak central government by 2014, replacing it with a caliphate that'll commit unspeakable horrors against the populace — you're destroying Bush's legacy of revitalizing democacy there, Gates tells you. Your troop surge in Afghanistan leaves your allies stung." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8817, "fields": { "answer": 8938, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gates and Clinton come to you with plans for a decade-long continued American occupation of both countries as well as training programs for the weak Iraqi and Afghan armies — 21st century Vietnamization. By 2016, there will “only” be 10,000 American troops on the ground, enough for you to forget about the issue. You'd rather not give it much thought." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8818, "fields": { "answer": 8939, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman has the reputation of a R.I.N.O., so it's unlikely someone as flakey as him would be the nominee for the increasingly fed up post-Bush Republican Party. Axelrod relents there's a growing number of Republicans in the White House, he says he'll look into tempering your concerns with future proposals." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8819, "fields": { "answer": 8940, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman accepts your appointment as the next ambassador to China, much to the chagrin of establishment Republicans. Axelrod sees this as a huge win; not only is Huntsman's political future assuredly doomed, but this will almost certainly help quell those ridiculous assertions you're some socialist revolutionary." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8820, "fields": { "answer": 8941, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman has the reputation of a R.I.N.O., so it's unlikely someone as flakey as him would be the nominee for the increasingly fed up post-Bush Republican Party. Axelrod relents there's a growing number of Republicans in the White House, he says he'll look into tempering your concerns with future proposals." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8821, "fields": { "answer": 8942, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman declines, citing family obligations. Axelrod and Messina are confident he's planning a run against you in 2012. You know it's all out of fear, that he'll have his career tarnished by associating with you. Ungrateful. He should be honored." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8822, "fields": { "answer": 8943, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "HHS Secretary Tom Daschle lends a helping hand, giving the Democratic Senate majority sage advice as they craft the hefty stimulus package. Despite some defections, the $1.1 trillion stimulus package is passed through reconciliation, avoiding the perils posed by falling short of 60 votes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8823, "fields": { "answer": 8944, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A $780 billion stimulus package passes with ease thanks to strong Democratic majorities in both chambers. The signing ceremony sees practically every power-hungry Democrat in Congress cram themselves into the East Room, though in private, you're privately criticized by Reid for having played no involvement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8824, "fields": { "answer": 8945, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "For weeks, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid are locked in a Mexican standoff. With all your political capital having been wasted on Daschle and Lehman, the effort proves futile. Any prospective Republican turncoats are adamantly opposed to providing help. Unwilling to suffer further public humiliation, the stimulus package dies in committee." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8825, "fields": { "answer": 8946, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8826, "fields": { "answer": 8947, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Democrats representing various conservative states are dumbfounded. Why'd risk their careers by supporting such an openly-abortionist candidate like Wood, when there's plenty much more subdued options who similarly advocate for infant murder? Her nomination goes down 49-51. You end up nominating Merrick Garland, who is easily confirmed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8827, "fields": { "answer": 8948, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8828, "fields": { "answer": 8949, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8829, "fields": { "answer": 8950, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8830, "fields": { "answer": 8951, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Democrats representing various conservative states are wide-eyed at this choice. Why'd risk their careers by supporting such an openly-abortionist candidate like Wood, when there's plenty much more subdued options who similarly advocate for infant murder? Her nomination goes down 49-51. You end up nominating Merrick Garland, who is easily confirmed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8831, "fields": { "answer": 8952, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. Though Republican crossover votes weren't as plentiful as you may have hoped, you achieved a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8831, "fields": { "answer": 8953, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8832, "fields": { "answer": 8954, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8833, "fields": { "answer": 8955, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senate Republicans form a united front against Wood, holding rallies outside Reagan National. But Harry Reid, under your command, keeps the majority of Democrats in the Senate in line. Despite flaccid backlash from Senators Pryor, Bayh, and Nelson, Wood is narrowly confirmed. Keith Olbermann giddily replays footage of crying pro-lifers the next day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8834, "fields": { "answer": 8956, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8835, "fields": { "answer": 8957, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8842, "fields": { "answer": 8964, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "GM declares bankruptcy, and after laying off thousands of autoworkers, is acquired by Geely Auto, a Chinese automaker. The UAW stages a protest in front of the White House, covered prominently by Fox News. One comfort is a Wall Street Journal editorial penned by Mitt Romney calling you “brave.” You read it every night before bed as a pick-me-up." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8843, "fields": { "answer": 8965, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "GM nonetheless declares bankruptcy and many autoworkers are laid off. GM is expected to rebound in the years to come thanks to the injection of federal aid, but only time will tell. The public, however, is transfixed by your gimmicky 'Cash for Clunkers' buyback program, doing away with many used vehicles in an attempt to encourage sales of newer models." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8844, "fields": { "answer": 8966, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod hits the rounds of various lobbyists in big with the healthcare industry. Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans, the kingpin, is contacted, and a meeting is scheduled at the White House. Ayers frets this will help trade the administration's mandate, paving the way for capitulation in favor of corporate interests. You promise it won't." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8845, "fields": { "answer": 8967, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The American Healthy Future Act, as the Baucus bill is renamed, makes the rounds. The line to Republicans is opened, and a grand uniparty vision for healthcare takes shape. Some blogger on Salon named Glenn Greenwald calls foul, writing critical hit pieces that gain popularity with a growing wing of leftist Obama detractors." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8846, "fields": { "answer": 8968, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republican elites may have supported the subsidy idea, but actual commoner, taxpaying Republican voters, never one to agree with their party establishment, detest it. Of course, progressives think the bill doesn't go far enough. You phone Messina to work out an effective public relations campaign to turn the tide on the bill's publicity." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8847, "fields": { "answer": 8969, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News begins a running segment titled AMERICA UNDER SOCIALISM that warns its audience about what awaits them if the public option, introduced as the American Health Care Affordability Act, passes. Unsure of how they can meet your demands, Pelosi and Reid work overtime in an effort to lay the foundations for a socialist system." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8848, "fields": { "answer": 8970, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Farrakhan makes it known his disappointment at his next sermon, suggesting nefarious forces have seen the emergence of a unified Black front and they're putting the squeeze on you. Meanwhile, conservative bloggers theorize there exists a conspiracy afoot to lull the wider American public into your preferred form of class warfare." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8849, "fields": { "answer": 8971, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At first you stumble at the press conference by suggesting the police acted “stupidly,” but the public is mesmerized by your 'Beer Summit' with Gates, the cop, and your lugubrious vice president. With a swig of alcohol and compromising spirit, maybe the American people, too, can pretend their problems don't exist just like you do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8850, "fields": { "answer": 8972, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your bold, scholarly speech makes waves, and the mainstream networks not owned by Murdoch politely give credit for the acknowledgement of prevailing racial issues that continue to impact everyday Americans. Otherwise, Axelrod tells you to “cool it,” handing you polling showing major slippage among those in middle America." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8844, "fields": { "answer": 8973, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod phones various lobbyists in big with the healthcare industry. Karen Ignagni of America's Health Insurance Plans, the kingpin, is contacted, and a meeting is scheduled at the White House. Ayers frets this will help trade the administration's mandate, paving the way for capitulation in favor of corporate interests. You promise it won't." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8845, "fields": { "answer": 8974, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell calls it a “Soviet-style healthcare plan.” Taking notice of your thus far failing administration, several Blue Dog Democrats even crawl to Fox News to pile on the criticisms. Your liberal base is outraged at your flaccid attempt at a betrayal, you failing at even that makes it all the more pathetic." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8846, "fields": { "answer": 8975, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republican elites may have supported the subsidy idea, but actual commoner, taxpaying Republican voters, never one to agree with their party establishment, detest it. Of course, progressives think the bill doesn't go far enough. You phone Messina to work out an effective public relations campaign to turn the tide on the bill's publicity." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8847, "fields": { "answer": 8976, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News begins a running segment titled AMERICA UNDER SOCIALISM that warns its audience about what awaits them if the public option, introduced as the American Health Care Affordability Act, passes. Unsure of how they can meet your demands, Pelosi and Reid work overtime in an effort to lay the foundations for a socialist system." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8848, "fields": { "answer": 8977, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You tune out Rahm's screaming and enjoy the event, faking humility as you do. A majority of Americans question the legitimacy of it all, tired of the celebrity president being fawned over for nothing of consequence. Maddow runs damage control, calling it “Obama derangement syndrome” that people aren't gratified by the national honor." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8849, "fields": { "answer": 8978, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You hear that the Committee took great offense at the snub. Rachel Maddow says it demonstrates your vast humility to decline the award before truly earning it, but Fox News mocks the fact you were even considered. A vein forms on your forehead. You may as well have accepted the damn thing if they're just going to act like you did." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8850, "fields": { "answer": 8979, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress races off to pass Baucus's bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act. It clears the Senate 70-30, though the vote is closer in the House, where many progressive Democrats refuse to vote for the bill. The Huffington Post publishes an article claiming you “used the death of a good man to pass a bad bill.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8851, "fields": { "answer": 8980, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Weeks later, the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act is passed. Critics on the right call it the dawn of socialized medicine, critics on the left say requiring the purchase of coverage from private insurers will only exacerbate issues, but are you really going to start listening to either of them now?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8852, "fields": { "answer": 8981, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress races off to pass Baucus's bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act. It clears the Senate 70-30, though the vote is closer in the House, where many progressive Democrats refuse to vote for the bill. The Huffington Post publishes an article claiming you “used the death of a good man to pass a bad bill.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8853, "fields": { "answer": 8982, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Pelosi and Reid say they don't have the votes for this, you wave them off and tell them to get back to work. Can't they whip some damn votes? Isn't that their job? Politico publishes an article suggesting your healthcare venture is doomed to fail. It couldn't possibly be true. You'd never fail, great men like you never do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8854, "fields": { "answer": 8983, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress races off to pass Baucus's bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act. It clears the Senate 70-30, though the vote is closer in the House, where many progressive Democrats refuse to vote for the bill. The Huffington Post publishes an article claiming you “used the death of a good man to pass a bad bill.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8855, "fields": { "answer": 8984, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Weeks later, the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act is passed. Critics on the right call it the dawn of socialized medicine, critics on the left say requiring the purchase of coverage from private insurers will only exacerbate issues, but are you really going to start listening to either of them now?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8856, "fields": { "answer": 8985, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're telephoned by various channels and contacts, all screaming profusely in your ears as to what in the fuck you're trying to pull with this stunt of yours. Senator Lieberman leads the charge in retracting any and all support, taking many Blue Dogs with him. Your reckless abandon becomes the talk of the town." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8857, "fields": { "answer": 8986, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Baucus bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act, is shockingly filibustered by a vengeful Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. You can hardly believe it when the old man spends hours at a time decrying the legislation as a step backward and a great betrayal of his late colleague's work. A fire burns in your soul." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8858, "fields": { "answer": 8987, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“What, uh, do you mean Ignagni is turning against us? I crafted this damn b-bill so she'd be in favor of it!” Axelrod informs you Ignagni and the insurance companies have declared war, publicly expressing harsh critique of the legislation, and also privately funding Republicans who oppose it, which they had planned to do anyway, for insurance." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8859, "fields": { "answer": 8988, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress races off to pass Baucus's bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act. It clears the Senate 70-30, though the vote is closer in the House, where many progressive Democrats refuse to vote for the bill. The Huffington Post publishes an article claiming you “used the death of a good man to pass a bad bill.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8860, "fields": { "answer": 8989, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Pelosi and Reid say they don't have the votes for this, you wave them off and tell them to get back to work. Can't they whip some damn votes? Isn't that their job? Politico publishes an article suggesting your healthcare venture is doomed to fail. It couldn't possibly be true. You'd never fail, great men like you never do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8861, "fields": { "answer": 8990, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Washington explodes into hysterical laughter and frustrated angst, depending on your party affiliation. McConnell and Boehner find it hard to not smirk talking about how your initiative isn't only misguided, but doomed. Harry Reid rolls his eyes whenever he passes you, calling you “uppity” in private according to your sources." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8862, "fields": { "answer": 8991, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Though Congress manages to pass Baucus's bill, introduced as the America's Healthy Future Act, the journey was contentious. Various insubordinate Democrats in Congress do their best to slander and run it through the mud along the way, including Senator Sanders and Representative Kucinich. The signing becomes a meek affair." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8863, "fields": { "answer": 8992, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Pelosi and Reid say they don't have the votes for this, you wave them off and tell them to get back to work. Can't they whip some damn votes? Isn't that their job? Politico publishes an article suggesting your healthcare venture is doomed to fail. It couldn't possibly be true. You'd never fail, great men like you never do." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8864, "fields": { "answer": 8993, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Washington explodes into hysterical laughter and frustrated angst, depending on your party affiliation. McConnell and Boehner find it hard to not smirk talking about how your initiative isn't only misguided, but doomed. Harry Reid rolls his eyes whenever he passes you, calling you “uppity” in private according to your sources." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8865, "fields": { "answer": 8994, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "With your firm grasp upon your party established, the America's Affordable Health Choices Act is sent to you for your signature after weeks of negotiations and vote whipping. You brush off the rumors and persistent predictions of the death panels, rationed care, and draconian regulations to come, and bask in the glory of your achievement." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8866, "fields": { "answer": 8995, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senator Joe Lieberman praises your return to politics by compromise, meanwhile various underground leftists hail you as a “traitor” for your eleventh hour about-face. Ayers rants and raves about your pivot over the phone, but as long as you're not leaving empty-handed, you struggle to find a reason to care." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8867, "fields": { "answer": 8996, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid tell you that you're out of luck, laying the terms out clear, you simply have no capital left to spend and they won't bail you out. They've given the go-ahead for Democrats to abandon the legislation if needed to spare them the attacks come next year. You resign yourself to their terms." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8868, "fields": { "answer": 8997, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senator Joe Lieberman praises your return to politics by compromise, meanwhile various underground leftists hail you as a “traitor” for your eleventh hour about-face. Ayers rants and raves about your pivot over the phone, but as long as you're not leaving empty-handed, you struggle to find a reason to care." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8869, "fields": { "answer": 8998, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hayden protests, saying the surgical strikes are necessary in tackling the threat of the terror abroad. You remain firm. Acting under your authority, Hayden backs down. Clinton, hearing word of your dismissal, pulls you aside to chastise your supposed naivete and forewarns of further insistence to buck our nation's intelligence agencies." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8870, "fields": { "answer": 8999, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“Understood, Mr. President.” The drone strike on the area ends the lives of twenty civilians, most of them from a single family, blinding a 14-year-old, failing to kill any terrorists. A Washington Post article published shortly after remains blissfully unaware of it all, taking the word of the state for fact and reporting that 10 insurgents were killed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8871, "fields": { "answer": 9000, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden and Rhodes are against it, while Clinton and Gates emphasize the need to combat terrorism. It bleeds over into an argument. You settle it by giving the go-ahead. The strike fails, killing upwards of twenty civillians and blinding a 14-year-old. The Cabinet dispute creates an unidentified mole who leaks the failure to the press, creating nasty headlines." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8872, "fields": { "answer": 9001, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congress approves an expansion to the H-1B visa program, inviting an influx of foreign workers to arrive and gain employment in the United States, depriving millions of unemployed Americans job opportunities. The AFL-CIO slams the administration for “double-crossing the American worker,” as several union chapters threaten to withhold endorsements." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8873, "fields": { "answer": 9002, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You manage to get Reid to rope in a few Senate Republicans, such as Senators John McCain and Susan Collins, to vote for the otherwise party-line bill, watered down out of committee to extinguish a universial background check proposal, in favor of one only requiring private sellers to institue them. An unimpressed Ayers tells you it's not good enough." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8874, "fields": { "answer": 9003, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Pollution Reduction Act as its called is passed by Congress. A hodgepodge of milquetoast environmental measures are introduced, such as investments in nuclear energy and hybrid vehicle incentives. Greenpeace organizes a rally outside the White House in protest, though Tesla founder Elon Musk issues a press release signaling his approval." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8875, "fields": { "answer": 9004, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rahm breathes a sigh of relief as you get ready to wine and dine with America's star-studded elite. The Jonas Brothers are invited to the White House and perform a rendition of 'S.O.S.' for those in attendance. You follow-up the performance with a tasteless joke about sending “predator drones” to kill them if they go near your daughters." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8876, "fields": { "answer": 9005, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Soaring high off your victories, your party acts in accordance to your will. Hours of Pelosi's slurred consternation swings the moderates in her caucus, and the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act of 2009 passes, included in it, amnesty for millions of illegals residing in the country. It's all coming together." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8877, "fields": { "answer": 9006, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senator Dianne Feinstein introduces the bill. The intraparty negotiations are grueling, and though much of her bill is neutered, it provides no relief to the millions of American gun owners. A renewed assault weapons ban arrives on your desk. It's saddled with a 10-year expiration date, but you know that's time enough for what you have planned." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8878, "fields": { "answer": 9007, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Coal country Democrats sign their death warrants in giving it their vote of confidence. But with the party slowly devolving into your own personality cult, they're faced with little choice. Rahm is frantic, ranting it'll drastically increase Americans' energy bills, but you can't help but laugh about it all as you're on call with Ayers that same night." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8879, "fields": { "answer": 9008, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rahm breathes a sigh of relief, knowing he'll be able to get a good night's sleep for once. You wine and dine with the creme de la creme. Meryl Streep. George Clooney. Oprah Winfrey. They lend their fame and money to you, but something deep within you can't help but feel ill. Something about the wealth and luxury of it all makes your stomach churn." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8880, "fields": { "answer": 9009, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "An immigration bill passes the upper chamber, yet Pelosi puts the kibosh on it, expecting upwards of 40 defections from the Democratic bench if it were to go to a vote. The party does organize a hearing where Stephen Colbert is invited, however, clearing a path for him to satirize the Republican position in-character. The bit goes viral on the internet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8881, "fields": { "answer": 9010, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senator Dianne Feinstein introduces a hefty gun control bill to the Senate, something neither neither Harry Reid nor Nancy Pelosi have enough dirty tricks up their sleeves to get done. The legislative dud only succeeds in an avalanche of bad press and attention. It isn't long after that the NRA reports a monthly donation haul in the millions." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8882, "fields": { "answer": 9011, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Coal country Democrats stage a revolt after you try to push your environmental bill past Congress. After weeks of open hostility and discontent, Reid announces the bill's untimely demise. And yet, it remains a rallying cry. West Virginia's Joe Manchin shoots the postmortem Cap and Trade bill with a rifle in a Senate campaign ad." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8883, "fields": { "answer": 9012, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At a black-tie event, stars and starlets make the rounds shaking hands and getting in photos with the illustrious chief executive. You even manage to score a sizable campaign contribution from one Harvey Weinstein. You may have lost middle America, but you can be sure there's one part of America that'll always have your back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8884, "fields": { "answer": 9014, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senator Dianne Feinstein introduces a hefty gun control bill to the Senate, something neither neither Harry Reid nor Nancy Pelosi have enough dirty tricks up their sleeves to get done. The legislative dud only succeeds in an avalanche of bad press and attention. It isn't long after that the NRA reports a monthly donation haul in the millions." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8885, "fields": { "answer": 9016, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At a black-tie event, stars and starlets make the rounds shaking hands and getting in photos with the illustrious chief executive. You even manage to score a sizable campaign contribution from one Harvey Weinstein. You may have lost middle America, but you can be sure there's one part of America that'll always have your back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8886, "fields": { "answer": 9015, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The legislation is untenable with the Democrats of coal country, yet a decrepit Senator Robert Byrd is able to exercise the last remnants of strength within him to stem the tide and prevent a fury, on the promise you quietly withdraw the bill. “Next go-around, include something about clean coal in there, son,” he tells you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8887, "fields": { "answer": 9013, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "An immigration bill passes the upper chamber, but Pelosi puts the kibosh on it, expecting defections from her caucus. Megyn Kelly begins hosting a new segment on Fox News; OPEN BORDER AMERICA features, as part of its regular coverage, horror stories of cartel beheadings and gangland killings, all coming to a suburbia near you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8888, "fields": { "answer": 9017, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gallup puts your approval at 46%. Hypothetical 2012 match-ups are putting you behind Romney, you're a mere two points over Gingrich, even fringe candidates are climbing, Bachmann only lags behind by four. Impossible. Ridiculous. Axelrod says it's nothing to concern yourself over. Reagan, too, he says, had a bad approval at this point." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8889, "fields": { "answer": 9018, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Lois Lerner, director of the IRS's Exempt Organizations Unit, gets to work targeting groups with key words like “patriots” or with stated goals like constitutional education. Soon, their 501(c)(4) applications are faced with endless delays and their donations slow. With only the fringe taking notice, the general public are none the wiser." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8890, "fields": { "answer": 9019, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rahm's glimmer of joy fantasizing about sticking it the everyday American is torn from him. He finds your aspirations of maintaining the moral high ground nauseating; when the Republicans get the chance, he says, they won't be so kind. You shouldn't be either." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8891, "fields": { "answer": 9020, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8892, "fields": { "answer": 9021, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media crafts a narrative around Napolitano's selection that paints her as an olive branch. Republicans disagree. State governors rally against her, saying that under her reign the border has been bombarded by migrants with minimal resources. The controversy leads to Napolitano withdrawing her nomination; she's replaced by Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8893, "fields": { "answer": 9022, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8894, "fields": { "answer": 9023, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin, but your left flank is livid. Of high critique is her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage. “If Scalia or Kennedy were to die next,” cracks Ben Mankiewicz, “I wouldn't be shocked if Obama tried getting Harriet Miers in next.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8895, "fields": { "answer": 9024, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Kagan." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8896, "fields": { "answer": 9025, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media crafts a narrative around Napolitano's selection that paints her as an olive branch. Republicans disagree. State governors rally against her, saying that under her reign the border has been bombarded by migrants with minimal resources. The controversy leads to Napolitano withdrawing her nomination; she's replaced by Kagan." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8897, "fields": { "answer": 9026, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin, but your left flank is livid. Of high critique is her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage. “If Scalia or Kennedy were to die next,” cracks Ben Mankiewicz, “I wouldn't be shocked if Obama tried getting Harriet Miers in next.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8898, "fields": { "answer": 9027, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8899, "fields": { "answer": 9028, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin, but your left flank is livid. Of high critique is her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage. “If Scalia or Kennedy were to die next,” cracks Ben Mankiewicz, “I wouldn't be shocked if Obama tried getting Harriet Miers in next.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8900, "fields": { "answer": 9029, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media crafts a narrative around Napolitano's selection that paints her as an olive branch. Republicans disagree. State governors rally against her, saying that under her reign the border has been bombarded by migrants with minimal resources. The controversy leads to Napolitano withdrawing her nomination; she's replaced by Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8901, "fields": { "answer": 9030, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8902, "fields": { "answer": 9031, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8903, "fields": { "answer": 9032, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8904, "fields": { "answer": 9033, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin, but your left flank is livid. Of high critique is her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage. “If Scalia or Kennedy were to die next,” cracks Ben Mankiewicz, “I wouldn't be shocked if Obama tried getting Harriet Miers in next.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8905, "fields": { "answer": 9034, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8906, "fields": { "answer": 9035, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8907, "fields": { "answer": 9036, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8908, "fields": { "answer": 9037, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Napolitano is sold as an olive branch to conservatives by the press. Her record as Arizona's governor, where she worked closely with former President Bush and advocated for biometric technology against migrants, including passing E-Verify legislation in her state, is used to detract from her typical liberal leanings. She's confirmed not long after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8909, "fields": { "answer": 9038, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8910, "fields": { "answer": 9039, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin. Your left flank is despondent, her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage, proves controversial, but even their criticism can't penetrate the growing fervor for you. Obama knows best has become the party doctrine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8911, "fields": { "answer": 9040, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin. Your left flank is despondent, her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage, proves controversial, but even their criticism can't penetrate the growing fervor for you. Obama knows best has become the party doctrine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8912, "fields": { "answer": 9041, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8913, "fields": { "answer": 9042, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8914, "fields": { "answer": 9043, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8915, "fields": { "answer": 9044, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8916, "fields": { "answer": 9045, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Napolitano is sold as an olive branch to conservatives by the press. Her record as Arizona's governor, where she worked closely with former President Bush and advocated for biometric technology against migrants, including passing E-Verify legislation in her state, is used to detract from her typical liberal leanings. She's confirmed not long after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8917, "fields": { "answer": 9046, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin. Your left flank is despondent, her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage, proves controversial, but even their criticism can't penetrate the growing fervor for you. Obama knows best has become the party doctrine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8918, "fields": { "answer": 9047, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8919, "fields": { "answer": 9048, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8920, "fields": { "answer": 9049, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8921, "fields": { "answer": 9050, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sullivan is confirmed by a very comfortable margin. Your left flank is despondent, her decision to represent Shell Oil just last year, getting them out of liabilities for toxic waste dumpage, proves controversial, but even their criticism can't penetrate the growing fervor for you. Obama knows best has become the party doctrine." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8922, "fields": { "answer": 9051, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Napolitano is sold as an olive branch to conservatives by the press. Her record as Arizona's governor, where she worked closely with former President Bush and advocated for biometric technology against migrants, including passing E-Verify legislation in her state, is used to detract from her typical liberal leanings. She's confirmed not long after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8923, "fields": { "answer": 9052, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8924, "fields": { "answer": 9053, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Democrats representing various conservative states are dumbfounded. Why'd risk their careers by supporting such an openly-abortionist candidate like Wood, when there's plenty much more subdued options who similarly advocate for infant murder? Her nomination goes down 49-51. You end up nominating Merrick Garland, who is easily confirmed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8925, "fields": { "answer": 9054, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8926, "fields": { "answer": 9055, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media networks, even the mainstream outlets you counted as allies, run wild with stories of how she voted to protect sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Reid informs you that at least twelve and up to seventeen Democrats won't vote for Sears. Garland is quickly recruited to fill the vacancy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8927, "fields": { "answer": 9056, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8928, "fields": { "answer": 9057, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8929, "fields": { "answer": 9058, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8930, "fields": { "answer": 9059, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media networks, even the mainstream outlets you counted as allies, run wild with stories of how she voted to protect sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Reid informs you that at least twelve and up to seventeen Democrats won't vote for Sears. Garland is quickly recruited to fill the vacancy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8931, "fields": { "answer": 9060, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Kagan." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8932, "fields": { "answer": 9061, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8933, "fields": { "answer": 9062, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Democrats representing various conservative states are dumbfounded. Why'd risk their careers by supporting such an openly-abortionist candidate like Wood, when there's plenty much more subdued options who similarly advocate for infant murder? Her nomination goes down 49-51. You end up nominating Elena Kagan, who is easily confirmed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8934, "fields": { "answer": 9063, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media networks, even the mainstream outlets you counted as allies, run wild with stories of how she voted to protect sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Reid informs you that at least twelve and up to seventeen Democrats won't vote for Sears. Kagan is quickly recruited to fill the vacancy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8935, "fields": { "answer": 9064, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media networks, even the mainstream outlets you counted as allies, run wild with stories of how she voted to protect sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Reid informs you that at least twelve and up to seventeen Democrats won't vote for Sears. Garland is quickly recruited to fill the vacancy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8936, "fields": { "answer": 9065, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8937, "fields": { "answer": 9066, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Democrats representing various conservative states are dumbfounded. Why'd risk their careers by supporting such an openly-abortionist candidate like Wood, when there's plenty much more subdued options who similarly advocate for infant murder? Her nomination goes down 49-51. You end up nominating Merrick Garland, who is easily confirmed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8938, "fields": { "answer": 9067, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders outright calls him a bad pick to the media, saying you made a poor choice out of fear of Republican criticism." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8939, "fields": { "answer": 9068, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8940, "fields": { "answer": 9069, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senate Republicans form a united front against Wood, holding rallies outside Reagan National. But Harry Reid, under your command, keeps the majority of Democrats in the Senate in line. Despite flaccid backlash from Senators Pryor, Bayh, and Nelson, Wood is narrowly confirmed. Keith Olbermann giddily replays footage of crying pro-lifers the next day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8941, "fields": { "answer": 9070, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8942, "fields": { "answer": 9071, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes a whipping campaign not seen since Lyndon Baines Johnson, but Sears is confirmed by the skin of her teeth, overcoming allegations that her opinions favored sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Republicans are livid. Scott Brown, the Republican nominee for Senate in Massachusetts, sees his polls skyrocket." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8943, "fields": { "answer": 9072, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8944, "fields": { "answer": 9073, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes a whipping campaign not seen since Lyndon Baines Johnson, but Sears is confirmed by the skin of her teeth, overcoming allegations that her opinions favored sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Republicans are livid. Scott Brown, the Republican nominee for Senate in Massachusetts, sees his polls skyrocket." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8945, "fields": { "answer": 9074, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8946, "fields": { "answer": 9075, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8947, "fields": { "answer": 9076, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8948, "fields": { "answer": 9077, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senate Republicans form a united front against Wood, holding rallies outside Reagan National. But Harry Reid, under your command, keeps the majority of Democrats in the Senate in line. Despite flaccid backlash from Senators Pryor, Bayh, and Nelson, Wood is narrowly confirmed. Keith Olbermann giddily replays footage of crying pro-lifers the next day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8949, "fields": { "answer": 9078, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes a whipping campaign not seen since Lyndon Baines Johnson, but Sears is confirmed by the skin of her teeth, overcoming allegations that her opinions favored sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Republicans are livid. Scott Brown, the Republican nominee for Senate in Massachusetts, sees his polls skyrocket." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8950, "fields": { "answer": 9079, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8951, "fields": { "answer": 9080, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes a whipping campaign not seen since Lyndon Baines Johnson, but Sears is confirmed by the skin of her teeth, overcoming allegations that her opinions favored sodomy, strip clubs, child abusers, and cop-killers. Republicans are livid. Scott Brown, the Republican nominee for Senate in Massachusetts, sees his polls skyrocket." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8952, "fields": { "answer": 9081, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Senate Republicans form a united front against Wood, holding rallies outside Reagan National. But Harry Reid, under your command, keeps the majority of Democrats in the Senate in line. Despite flaccid backlash from Senators Pryor, Bayh, and Nelson, Wood is narrowly confirmed. Keith Olbermann giddily replays footage of crying pro-lifers the next day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8953, "fields": { "answer": 9082, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Garland is quickly swept through the system; he even manages to become the first SCOTUS nominee confirmed via voice vote since 1965. Not all are pleased though, as he faces scrutiny by your progressive base. Senator Bernie Sanders, though, just shrugs his shoulders when asked out it, saying you've done good enough so far to excuse it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8954, "fields": { "answer": 9083, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8955, "fields": { "answer": 9084, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You save some face, but the Fox talking heads can't get over how your own generals have so little respect for you. They're calling it your MacArthur moment. In Afghanistan, troop morale plunges as their beloved general is relieved of duty." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8956, "fields": { "answer": 9085, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At your next cabinet meeting, Gates gives you a dutiful nod to visualize his approval, while Rahm seems pissier than usual. McChrystal will be permitted to continue operating as commander of forces in Afghanistan, his complete lack of respect for you or your leadership notwithstanding." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8957, "fields": { "answer": 9086, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Compromise wins again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8958, "fields": { "answer": 9087, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "House Democrats try to strengthen the bill's infrastructure, even adding a provision creating a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but it dies in the Senate, killed by the filibuster. A more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8959, "fields": { "answer": 9088, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Compromise wins again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8960, "fields": { "answer": 9089, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Harry Reid works his magic, and the Dodd-Frank Act evades the Senate filibuster, with Senate seat caretaker Scott Brown the sole Republican to vote in favor. Among its voluminous provisions, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a bar on banks engaging in commercial and investment banking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8961, "fields": { "answer": 9090, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Ayers hardly knows who you are anymore." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8962, "fields": { "answer": 9091, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "House Democrats try to strengthen the bill's infrastructure, even adding a provision creating a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but it dies in the Senate, killed by the filibuster. A more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8963, "fields": { "answer": 9092, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The bill drafted by Sherrod Brown is dead on arrival. The radical attempt to overhaul and remake the American economy proves a spectacle, gaining wide coverage as your failure is given the spotlight. Defeated, a more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8967, "fields": { "answer": 9096, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Ayers hardly knows who you are anymore." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8968, "fields": { "answer": 9097, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Harry Reid works his magic, and the Dodd-Frank Act evades the Senate filibuster, with Senate seat caretaker Scott Brown the sole Republican to vote in favor. Among its voluminous provisions, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a bar on banks engaging in commercial and investment banking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8969, "fields": { "answer": 9098, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes Harry Reid promising Scott Brown to not run a serious candidate against him in 2012, but the Brown-Kaufman Act slips by the filibuster and becomes law with your signature. Banks are forced to limit the size of their total deposits to 10% of the nation's total. The stock market takes another dip." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8970, "fields": { "answer": 9099, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Ayers hardly knows who you are anymore." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8971, "fields": { "answer": 9100, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Harry Reid works his magic, and the Dodd-Frank Act evades the Senate filibuster, with Senate seat caretaker Scott Brown the sole Republican to vote in favor. Among its voluminous provisions, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a bar on banks engaging in commercial and investment banking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8972, "fields": { "answer": 9101, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It takes Harry Reid promising Scott Brown to not run a serious candidate against him in 2012, but the Brown-Kaufman Act slips by the filibuster and becomes law with your signature. Banks are forced to limit the size of their total deposits to 10% of the nation's total. The stock market takes another big dip." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8973, "fields": { "answer": 9102, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Ayers hardly knows who you are anymore." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8974, "fields": { "answer": 9103, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "House Democrats try to strengthen the bill's infrastructure, even adding a provision creating a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but it dies in the Senate, killed by the filibuster. A more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8975, "fields": { "answer": 9104, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The bill drafted by Sherrod Brown is dead on arrival. The radical attempt to overhaul and remake the American economy proves a spectacle, gaining wide coverage as your failure is given the spotlight. Defeated, a more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8976, "fields": { "answer": 9105, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Compromise wins again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8977, "fields": { "answer": 9106, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "House Democrats try to strengthen the bill's infrastructure, even adding a provision creating a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but it dies in the Senate, killed by the filibuster. A more limited bill modestly reforming the Federal Reserve heads to your desk a few months later." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8978, "fields": { "answer": 9107, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Dodd-Shelby Act makes it's way to your desk after a few weeks of negotiations with Republicans. Limited in scope, the bill changes how the directors of regional Federal Reserve banks are selected, and adds provisions auditing the Fed's response to economic crises. Compromise wins again." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8979, "fields": { "answer": 9108, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Harry Reid works his magic, and the Dodd-Frank Act evades the Senate filibuster, with Senate seat caretaker Scott Brown the sole Republican to vote in favor. Among its voluminous provisions, a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a bar on banks engaging in commercial and investment banking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8980, "fields": { "answer": 9109, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8981, "fields": { "answer": 9110, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media crafts a narrative around Napolitano's selection that paints her as an olive branch. Republicans disagree. State governors rally against her, saying that under her reign the border has been bombarded by migrants with minimal resources. The controversy leads to Napolitano withdrawing her nomination; she's replaced by Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8982, "fields": { "answer": 9111, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8983, "fields": { "answer": 9112, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8984, "fields": { "answer": 9113, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor where she said Latinas were wiser than white men, and that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Senators Mark Pryor and Evan Bayh call her “unimpressive,” and an assembly of GOP moderates announce their opposition. Fearful, you retract her nomination, and appoint Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8985, "fields": { "answer": 9114, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The media crafts a narrative around Napolitano's selection that paints her as an olive branch. Republicans disagree. State governors rally against her, saying that under her reign the border has been bombarded by migrants with minimal resources. The controversy leads to Napolitano withdrawing her nomination; she's replaced by Garland." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8986, "fields": { "answer": 9115, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8987, "fields": { "answer": 9116, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8980, "fields": { "answer": 9117, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News reveals recent writings by Sotomayor revealing a potential racial bias, with her suggesting Latina women are wiser than white men, and expressing the belief that race and sex should play a factor in judicial decisions. Fortunately, Bush's daddy, who previously appointed her, defends her, and the Senate approves her on a party-line vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8981, "fields": { "answer": 9118, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Napolitano is sold as an olive branch to conservatives by the press. Her record as Arizona's governor, where she worked closely with former President Bush and advocated for biometric technology against migrants, including passing E-Verify legislation in her state, is used to detract from her typical liberal leanings. She's confirmed not long after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8982, "fields": { "answer": 9119, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Republicans criticize her for some decisions as Harvard Law Dean and a general lack of judicial experience, but Kagan ends up confirmed without much controversy. She even gets half of the Republicans in the Senate to vote for her, a feat nobody was expecting from the Divider-in-Chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8983, "fields": { "answer": 9120, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Surprise from the Republican aisle is apparent, who had expected a much more radical selection from you, having had free reign to appoint whomever your heart desired. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a “wise decision,” calling him a good moderate, but a YouTube channel known as The Young Turks slams you for “caving to the right.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8984, "fields": { "answer": 9121, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The woman who led the fight for gay marriage alongside Mayor Gavin Newsom is given ceremonial hearings, just for procedure. Bloggers on DailyKos swear they could spot a tear running down Senator Hatch's face during it all. Back in her state, though, California Democrats fret over finding a new replacement to run against Steve Cooley come November." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8985, "fields": { "answer": 9122, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "An impotent rant delivered by a furious Senator Lindsey Graham at Holder's hearing becomes great fodder for laughs and cathartic pleasure for liberals across the nation. All for naught, the Republican fury only makes Holder's inevitable confirmation all the sweeter." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8986, "fields": { "answer": 9123, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "After Senator Jeff Sessions launches into a racist inquiry over Ellison's loyalties due to his Muslim faith, the subsequent verbal smackdown delivered by Ellison receives millions of views on YouTube and thousands on Blip.tv. Classrooms across America have the footage played as a feel-good, educational video. It's enough to make you cry." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8987, "fields": { "answer": 9124, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Liu is interrogated on past writings that he failed to disclose during his Ninth Circuit nomination, and for scathing comments critical of Justice Alito's nomination. “I'll certainly share my thoughts with Justice Alito when I'm on the Court,” retorts a smug Liu. He's confirmed with ease." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8988, "fields": { "answer": 9125, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You fast-track votes on a Trade Promotion Authority and on separate Trade Adjustment Assistance, tied to it to quell panic among labor groups. You gain favor with House Republicans as Pelosi critiques the “carte blanche” Congress would be giving you as you gain twofold votes from Boehner's caucus as you do defections from Democrats." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8989, "fields": { "answer": 9126, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The next week, the announcement of the deployment and creation of a permanent American military presence in Darwin and Northern Australia is delivered at a joint press conference. Chinese officials raise their eyebrows at the deliberate flexing of American muscle in place of concrete rhetoric or legislative action." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8990, "fields": { "answer": 9127, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You venture to Dharamshala in India for a formal visit to meet with the Dalai Lama. You discuss spiritual issues with the religious figure as China issues a blistering statement deriding the move, accusing you of giving credence to Tibetan independence. Gibbs repeats the usual platitudes of respecting the view that “Tibet is a part of China.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8991, "fields": { "answer": 9128, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The couch in the Oval Office isn't that bad. It's a bit hard, could be longer, can't stretch your legs all the way on it, but it's not the worst thing ever. Plus cuts down on travel time when you get waken up in the middle of the night." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8992, "fields": { "answer": 9129, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act passes with relative ease. School lunchrooms across America make good on it to maintain federal funding. Kids take to social media, sharing photos of their miniaturized servings of brick pizza and sloppy, moist grilled cheese, complete with vegetables and low fat milk. #ThanksObama." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8993, "fields": { "answer": 9130, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“Trouble in paradise!?” The annoying announcer voice on TMZ juxtaposes. “The First Lady looks downright FURIOUS about her watered down lunchroom bill while promoting it on The Dr. Oz Show! Will there be a House divided? Is Obama going to be single soon, ladies? Is the Obama Girl still interested?”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8994, "fields": { "answer": 9131, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The repeal passes mostly along party lines, though a few departing Blue Dog Democrats and moderate Republicans break rank in voting. Democratic elites fawn over the repeal, but you hear none of it from Ayers, who calls it small potatoes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8995, "fields": { "answer": 9132, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Employee Free Choice Act makes its way through Congress, allowing workers to form a union by a simple majority vote. Conservatives from Fox News to The Daily Caller slam it. Ivy League-educated union organizers descend on fast food joints to recruit new workers to their ranks." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8996, "fields": { "answer": 9133, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Requiring transparency in pay and employers to prove that pay discrepancies are based on merit and not gender, it seems simple, yet will result in a web of federal regulations as time passes. George Will and Larry Kudlow say it affirms your betrayal. What happened to being a “post-ideological leader?”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8997, "fields": { "answer": 9134, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Toiling in the Oval Office, the White House decorated in Christmas trees and ornaments with a white blanket of snow accompanying the chilly atmosphere, you can only hope the next year brings more bountiful prospects for your presidency." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8998, "fields": { "answer": 9135, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congressional Republicans and Fox News are relentless. Every night, Hannity rhetorically asks viewers what it is you're hiding; but without your cooperation, there's only so much they can reveal to the public. The scandal becomes lost in the maelstrom of the 24 hour news cycle." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 8999, "fields": { "answer": 9136, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What is thought to potentially be your Watergate is now partnered with what Fox News is calling your “Saturday Night Massacre,” as dozens of career prosecutors and investigators lose their jobs so you can save some face. The leftist talking heads fret over the capitulation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9000, "fields": { "answer": 9137, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hot off his recent rehabilitation tour last year, Bush denies knowledge of any such operation. “Had I known about it, I woulda put a stop to it,” he affirms to a CNN crew. “I just feel bad for all those cartel victims who got shot or worse 'cause of all this,'” he wipes a tear." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9001, "fields": { "answer": 9138, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Congressional Republicans and Fox News are relentless. Every night, Hannity rhetorically asks viewers what it is you're hiding; but without your cooperation, there's only so much they can reveal to the public. The scandal becomes lost in the maelstrom of the 24 hour news cycle." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9002, "fields": { "answer": 9139, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What is thought to potentially be your Watergate is now partnered with what Fox News is calling your “Saturday Night Massacre,” as dozens of career prosecutors and investigators lose their jobs so you can save some face. The leftist talking heads fret over the capitulation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9003, "fields": { "answer": 9140, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hot off his recent rehabilitation tour last year, Bush denies knowledge of any such operation. “Had I known about it, I woulda put a stop to it,” he affirms to a CNN crew. “I just feel bad for all those cartel victims who got shot or worse 'cause of all this,'” he wipes a tear." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9004, "fields": { "answer": 9141, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden and Rhodes find themselves in agreement; applauding your decision to signal opposition to a potential American intervention in the region. They forewarn of another Iraqi debacle. Gates is transparently disappointed, while Clinton plays coy. She merely suggests the U.S. is being “left behind.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9005, "fields": { "answer": 9142, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gates is urging you to take action. If not, we could see our allies overthrown, like the Saudis and Qataris, and be left without any. The Cabinet as a whole is less determined. Biden is aghast at the direction you're taking, with Rhodes concurring. Your team prepares to contact Mubarak about the deployment of aide." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9006, "fields": { "answer": 9143, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gates cringes at the flaccid attempt at diplomacy, confident it's beyond the point for that, but you persist, and the media applaud you for it. With stunning magazine profiles printed calling you a true leader, eager to seek peace without bloodshed, you can't help but bask in the fawning delusion." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9007, "fields": { "answer": 9144, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rhodes drafts up a speech where you express, with a calm and firm voice, that Gaddafi's undemocratic actions have gone too far, requiring action on his part where he'll voluntarily step down from power like Egypt's Mubarak has done. Clinton tells you it'll go further than that, and if you're not careful the U.S. will have no say in what comes next." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9008, "fields": { "answer": 9145, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden urges you to reconsider your actions, saying you'd be repeating the mistakes of Bush and others who came before you. Clinton rejects that view, calling it a potential humanitarian intervention. Her adviser, Sidney Blumenthal, also mentions something about how beneficial this could prove for your anemic approval ratings, too." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9009, "fields": { "answer": 9146, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This is a strong statement, yet outside of fringe networks like Democracy Now! and The Young Turks, nobody is heaping the praise. ABC covers the ongoing tension bubbling at the heart of Libya daily, with CNN sending reporters to cover it. High-profile foreign policy analysts question your judgement and your will to lead." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9010, "fields": { "answer": 9147, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Mubarak is disgruntled, upset he's being coerced into contending with an election, but relents, with the need to keep power resting on American aide. Questions over the need to carefully oversee these elections are put on hold, until the missiles cease flying over the skies of Cairo." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9011, "fields": { "answer": 9148, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Mubarak announces air strikes to be struck at the heart of rebel forces in Cairo later that same day, as the Egyptian regime quickly assemble a peacekeeping team to infiltrate the city once they're done. Fox News can't help but sing a different tune, saying you've finally taken to the role of commander-in-chief." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9012, "fields": { "answer": 9149, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Look whose come crawling back. That's the sentiment at home and abroad. The U.S. begins to help lend their strategic and logistical expertise in helping to orchestrate a proper NATO campaign to halt Gaddafi's authoritarian actions. You receive some pity praise for having ultimately seen the light, but it hardly repairs the damage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9013, "fields": { "answer": 9150, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "National Review publishes a cover that gets right to the crux of it, a black-and-white photo of you staring down with the word 'COWARD' on display above. Networks continue their coverage of the conflict, devoid of American aide the incompetence of British and French forces are on full display as they lead the NATO coalition." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9014, "fields": { "answer": 9151, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The resolution passes unanimously, when not taking into account several countries having abstained, that is. Regardless, the NATO members who did support it are now led by the U.S. in their vast strategic and logistic expertise, hoping to orchestrate a swift and effective campaign to take down the Libyan madman." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9015, "fields": { "answer": 9152, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This shocking turn has shook the global community. On the latest episode of InfoWars, Alex Jones speculates Farrakhan yelled your ear off for even suggesting Gaddafi's resignation to some obscure British politician of some fringe 'UKIP party.' The politician plays along even though they clearly don't know who that is." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9016, "fields": { "answer": 9153, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The United States wastes no time in gathering the French and British troops to corral an effective and swift operation to take out Gaddafi's forces. The mainstream praise and approval drown out the open and unbridled contempt shared by those who got you to where you are in the first place." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9017, "fields": { "answer": 9154, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Farrakhan yells at you over the phone, telling you the pressure got to you and you're making a big mistake by sending arms to Mubarak and giving in to the blob. He further sprinkles in, other statements, about Israel. Growing uncomfortable, you lie about a meeting you have to attend to get away." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9018, "fields": { "answer": 9155, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "So it seems things really have changed since Bush was around. Gates is furious and blames the “micromanagement” of Rhodes for sinking the foreign policy agenda of the administration, calling it disgraceful. Your line in Chicago offers faint praise, but suggest bamboozling this “blob” you keep talking about might've proven wiser." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9019, "fields": { "answer": 9156, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The turnaround is stunning, your reasoning highly controversial. Allies praise your pragmatism, able to discard convictions in pursuit of saving lives. Your many critics, however, only see a president whose proven himself a coward, one not above giving bullies a free pass if you're under enough pressure to do it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9020, "fields": { "answer": 9157, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Glenn Beck stands in front of his chalkboard. “We've been experiencing a resistance to Islamic fundamentalism that is just,” Beck draws an 'X' on the Taliban's name, “inspiring,” then underlines Mubarak's photo, “when great men take a stand, evil falls into retreat.” Beck turns to the camera. “I predict success is on the horizon.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9021, "fields": { "answer": 9158, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Pete Souza's photo will surely be remembered for decades to come. You gather the Cabinet and cram into the Situation Room, peering into the small screens displaying the Navy SEALs launching their raid on the compound. Biden clenched his rosary beads as tight as he could. You couldn't close your eyes. What happened next, felt legacy-defining..." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9022, "fields": { "answer": 9159, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Under your authority, the full force of America's might withdraws. Whether he was there or not, whether the operation may have succeeded, history may never know now. Better to let sleeping dogs lie." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9023, "fields": { "answer": 9160, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Pete Souza's photo will surely be remembered for decades to come. You gather the Cabinet and cram into the Situation Room, peering into the small screens displaying the Navy SEALs launching their raid on the compound. Biden clenched his rosary beads as tight as he could. You couldn't close your eyes. What happened next, felt legacy-defining..." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9024, "fields": { "answer": 9161, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Under your authority, the full force of America's might withdraws. Whether he was there or not, whether the operation may have succeeded, history may never know now. Better to let sleeping dogs lie." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9025, "fields": { "answer": 9162, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The next few weeks are a blizzard of chaos. The media is relentless in their negativity, there are even calls for you to withdraw from the race come 2012. What was so promising is now mere folly and farce. You confirm Biden will be retained. Clinton, through much private pleading, remains as Secretary of State, if only to temper the bleeding." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9026, "fields": { "answer": 9163, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "As was expected, Biden stays. The Onion publishes a celebratory article about 'Diamond Joe' driving down Sunset Boulevard with a banner reading 'FOUR MORE YEARS' while jingling bin Laden's bones from the back of a Corvette convertible like they were wedding cans." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9027, "fields": { "answer": 9164, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden feels slighted, now effectively forced out of the administration, his public appearances dwindle into little more than photo ops. Aside from that, Clinton's announcement as the new number two comes with great celebration, with her riding high off a 66% approval rating according to Gallup, her best ever. Hopefully it'll continue to hold." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9028, "fields": { "answer": 9165, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "As was expected, Biden stays. The Onion publishes a celebratory article about 'Diamond Joe' driving down Sunset Boulevard with a banner reading 'FOUR MORE YEARS' while jingling bin Laden's bones from the back of a Corvette convertible like they were wedding cans." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9029, "fields": { "answer": 9166, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The campaign films promotional material, getting shots of the two of you jogging along hallways as if you were the best of buds. Biden even prints out a photocopy of some 'meme' where he's something of an overenergetic kid and you're an authoritative figure who crushes his fun and chastises him. Why are all the caricatures of you such buzzkills?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9030, "fields": { "answer": 9167, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You invite Boehner over to one of your many golf sessions to discuss an alluring 'Grand Bargain,' but Biden manages to blow it all up when during negotiations, he spills the beans to Cantor, telling him of his Speaker's plot. Now confronted with the plan's demise, you instead opt to allow the Republicans an open canvas to work with, resulting in 2.1 trillion in cuts." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9031, "fields": { "answer": 9168, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Jokes of you implementing a gimmick out of a Simpsons episode are plentiful; you order the Treasury to mint a trillion-dollar-coin to evaporate the need to negotiate with Republicans. Ignoring the many economists suggesting it'll lead to inflationary armageddon overtime, you declare victory once more over your many foes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9032, "fields": { "answer": 9169, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You roll over as the Republicans declare open season on gutting the bloated bureaucracy of the Washington swamp. 2.1 trillion in cuts is the end result. The New Yorks Times editorial board does help alleviate some damage, with them attributing your status of chief eunuch as a consequence of Democratic voters not voting hard enough." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9033, "fields": { "answer": 9170, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In exchange for cuts to social security and Medicare, Boehner agrees to modest tax increases on wealthy earners. Though faced with calls to vacate the Speakership, he is able to whip the necessary votes for it, resulting in 900 million in cuts. This 'Grand Bargain' spurs consternation in your own party about a possible primary challenge, hopefully all talk." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9034, "fields": { "answer": 9171, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Jokes of you implementing a gimmick out of a Simpsons episode are plentiful; you order the Treasury to mint a trillion-dollar-coin to evaporate the need to negotiate with Republicans. Ignoring the many economists suggesting it'll lead to inflationary armageddon overtime, you declare victory once more over your many foes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9035, "fields": { "answer": 9172, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You roll over as the Republicans declare open season on gutting the bloated bureaucracy of the Washington swamp. 2.1 trillion in cuts is the end result. The New Yorks Times editorial board does help alleviate some damage, with them attributing your status of chief eunuch as a consequence of Democratic voters not voting hard enough." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9036, "fields": { "answer": 9173, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The stage is set for several more months of occupation by American forces. Vladimir Putin and Gaddafi, safe and sound, take the pleasure to kick you around with a ceremonial dinner broadcast live over YouTube by RT." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9037, "fields": { "answer": 9174, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Reports of crackdowns in Syria do little to help distract from the engulfing flames that are blowing in from Libya's rubble. John Bolton calls bullshit. You think the prospect of an intervention in Syria is enticing? Under a good Republican? Yes. From this limp-wristed, homosexual extremist who got beclowned by a toothless despot? No." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9038, "fields": { "answer": 9175, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The neoconservatives are applauding your work, just as much as your own team, but needless to say, a prospective intervention in Syria isn't the most appetizing to your core supporters. There's also more urgent matters at hand, those same neoconservatives forewarn of Iran's place in this plan. The future has yet been written." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9039, "fields": { "answer": 9176, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "'The Three Sisters,' three of the largest water companies in the world, all French, prepares to seize control of the Libyan Great Man-Made River, built without foreign aide. It's one of the many investments by the late Libyan that he'd likely take back if he could now, that and the 50 million he'd given to Sarkozy back in '07." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9040, "fields": { "answer": 9177, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“He thinks we'd have fucked up like limeys and frogs? Of course HUSSEIN Obama is protecting the terrorists,” exclaim grandparents on Facebook. Republican candidates sling barbs at you, allowing a murderous dictator to succeed like you did. Remember when we didn't stand for foreign tyrants? Now we're ruled by one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9041, "fields": { "answer": 9178, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're called the “ultimate antisemite,” among other criticisms over your decision to turn the country into an America First isolationist state eager for terrorism to morph the Middle East into a hotspot for extremism to fester. You don't get it, you're only listening to Farrakhan. Why would they say that?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9042, "fields": { "answer": 9179, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The administration's promise to maintain the alliance with Israel is a reassurance, and Clinton breathes a great sigh of relief, happy you're not completely disregarding American allegiances. Nevertheless, media outlets leak concerns expressed by Netanyahu that you don't truly swear by your claims of support." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9043, "fields": { "answer": 9180, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The concept of the United States having helped to subvert democracy abroad proves alarming to our nation's leftist few. A writer for the virtual socialist rag Jacobin calls America a “holding company,” and says maybe it wouldn't be such a bad thing to see its current CEO, Barack Obama, get canned next year." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9044, "fields": { "answer": 9181, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Saturday Night Live's Tim Meadows plays you, addressing the recent turmoil in Egypt, but panics as Kenan Thompson's Jeremiah Wright is shown living in the White House, appearing in the background retrieving a Dr. Pepper from the fridge, asking Obama if he wants one, too." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9045, "fields": { "answer": 9182, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The fury is imminent, but it's been decided. The Muslim Brotherhood is given equal opportunity to seek power democratically. Under the close supervision of foreign nations, to prevent possible fraud, an election for Egypt is due for the next year." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9046, "fields": { "answer": 9183, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Clinton calls it a necessary evil. You get blowback for the undemocratic operation you've excused to happen, spitting in the face of the Arab Spring and those who participated's intentions. It's too late to go back now, you've accepted this as just a short chapter in that grand legacy of yours." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9047, "fields": { "answer": 9184, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your assumption isn't unfounded. While your silence allows the negative headlines about the poor economy under you watch to gain coverage, the occupation is on borrowed time and, without an electoral outlet to sustain its energy, will likely dissipate as noise in only a few months time." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9048, "fields": { "answer": 9185, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Its a vaguely populist message, unlikely the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators appreciate the comparison; empty words that relate to promises of the future, of things that may or may not resemble what they're demanding, hypothetically speaking, is really all they can hope for." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9049, "fields": { "answer": 9186, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Any legislative ideas you draw up are quickly scrapped when even empty bills are likely to be blocked by the Republican House, so the next best thing is chosen. In the break of day, the Occupy demonstrators crowd around, cheering as the federal government removes the Charging Bull, to be melted down. Mayor Bloomberg retaliates, filing a lawsuit." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9050, "fields": { "answer": 9187, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sanders is epileptic at a press conference the following day. The unsubtle jab that he's appealing to racist sentiment against you for only challenging the way you've governed boils his blood, his red hot skin apparent past his bountiful coif of white hair. He announces he'll suspend his run against you...in the primary." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9051, "fields": { "answer": 9188, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“Well,” Sanders says, “I know you did get a public option to pass, sure, but it's hardly anything sustainable long-term. Medicare for All needs to be passed.” You nod acquiescently. “But, it does say something you got that passed...okay. Mr. President, I'll drop this.” He retracts his claims as a slip of the tongue, and endorses you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9052, "fields": { "answer": 9189, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod is telling you to stop being so arrogant. He's got a strong position in the polls, not enough to win, maybe, but there exist serious concerns he'll showcase a strong performance that'll hurt you greatly come the general election. He might even win a state, like West Virginia or Oklahoma or even his native Vermont. You roll your eyes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9053, "fields": { "answer": 9190, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sanders is epileptic at a press conference the following day. The unsubtle jab that he's appealing to racist sentiment against you for only challenging the way you've governed boils his blood, his red hot skin apparent past his bountiful coif of white hair. He announces he'll suspend his run against you...in the primary." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9054, "fields": { "answer": 9191, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“You really did shock me tackling the banks,” Sanders reconsiders. “I just, don't understand you, if I may be frank, Mr. President. Why go through that and not keep, something of a cohesive political policy? I just...well. I'll give it thought.” The next day, Politico reports Sanders “misspoke,” and was never running in the first place." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9055, "fields": { "answer": 9192, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod is telling you to stop being so arrogant. He's got a strong position in the polls, not enough to win, maybe, but there exist serious concerns he'll showcase a strong performance that'll hurt you greatly come the general election. He might even win a state, like West Virginia or Oklahoma or even his native Vermont. You roll your eyes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9056, "fields": { "answer": 9193, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sanders is epileptic at a press conference the following day. The unsubtle jab that he's appealing to racist sentiment against you for only challenging the way you've governed boils his blood, his red hot skin apparent past his bountiful coif of white hair. He announces he'll suspend his run against you...in the primary." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9057, "fields": { "answer": 9194, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sanders chuckles. “You're a real modern day Jerry Lewis.” He recomposes himself. “Mr. President, I can say without a shred of doubt, with all confidence, you've been nothing close to tolerable. Trying to pass that healthcare plan crafted for the insurance lobbies was abominable, I'm proud I filibustered it. There's nothing here.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9058, "fields": { "answer": 9195, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod is telling you to stop being so arrogant. He's got a strong position in the polls, not enough to win, maybe, but there exist serious concerns he'll showcase a strong performance that'll hurt you greatly come the general election. He might even win a state, like West Virginia or Oklahoma or even his native Vermont. You roll your eyes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9059, "fields": { "answer": 9196, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Sanders is epileptic at a press conference the following day. The unsubtle jab that he's appealing to racist sentiment against you for only challenging the way you've governed boils his blood, his red hot skin apparent past his bountiful coif of white hair. He announces he'll suspend his run against you...in the primary." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9060, "fields": { "answer": 9197, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“I'm not calling you the worst thing that has ever sat behind that desk, most certainly not, but,” he pauses, “the manner in which you have been conducting yourself, the sacrifices you've parted with, the mistakes you've made, all for political brinkmanship...I have to do this. I hope you understand.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9061, "fields": { "answer": 9198, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod is telling you to stop being so arrogant. He's got a strong position in the polls, not enough to win, maybe, but there exist serious concerns he'll showcase a strong performance that'll hurt you greatly come the general election. He might even win a state, like West Virginia or Oklahoma or even his native Vermont. You roll your eyes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9062, "fields": { "answer": 9199, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Leaders in the Black community are quick to recognize the discomfort in your tone. Some recall back to your personal phone call to a white Georgetown student who Limbaugh called a “slut” and contrast it with your inability to even contact the family. An ironic turn of the screw, the first Black president cares so little for the community who beloves him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9063, "fields": { "answer": 9200, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Congressional Black Caucus hails your remarks, but they're quickly lambasted as divisive and accusatory elsewhere. How can the president so brazenly comment on an ongoing criminal investigation? Why does he insist on dividing this nation? Your polls show a slight decline. You capitulate at the next briefing, apologizing for your remarks." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9064, "fields": { "answer": 9201, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A sprinkling of pathos just blasé enough for it to anger the usual suspects, but not do too much damage, and sentimental enough to placate activists so desperate they'll happily accept mere lip service that'll get a right-winger worked up over anything tangible. Maybe one day, when you have little to lose, you'll speak to the grieving parents." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9065, "fields": { "answer": 9202, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Leaders in the Black community are quick to recognize the discomfort in your tone. Some recall back to your personal phone call to a white Georgetown student who Limbaugh called a “slut” and contrast it with your inability to even contact the family. An ironic turn of the screw, the first Black president cares so little for the community who beloves him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9066, "fields": { "answer": 9203, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In spite of the onslaught of backlash you subsequently receive, you fail to budge. Its a new look for you. Even after Axelrod's presentation of your bleeding in certain states that hold some, particular disagreements with the premise of your statement, you refuse to retract it. Time will tell if what you say may come to fruition..." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9067, "fields": { "answer": 9204, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A sprinkling of pathos just blasé enough for it to anger the usual suspects, but not do too much damage, and sentimental enough to placate activists so desperate they'll happily accept mere lip service that'll get a right-winger worked up over anything tangible. Maybe one day, when you have little to lose, you'll speak to the grieving parents." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9068, "fields": { "answer": 9205, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's always a pressing issue, and it's no different this year. Despite all the messes you've got dragging you down, it guarantees the loyalty of your most liberal voters. It repels conservatives, but you'll struggle with them anyway, and attacking them may prove a necessary sacrifice. Those in the middle are forced to pick a side or stay quiet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9069, "fields": { "answer": 9206, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Bushes, Young Republicans who wear their dads' ill-fitting suits with Stanford as their safety schools, managerial toads who always hold the cards. These are the Republicans. You might not look like a white hick, but you don't look like their enemy either. Now you just have to get them to realize that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9070, "fields": { "answer": 9207, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's comical to suggest your bungling has amounted to something you can confidently say isn't comparable to Bush. You don't have punk rock kids jamming anti-Obama tracks or movies openly mocking you, but America doesn't need Hollywood to confirm anything. The Middle East is on fire, America is in ruin, and the world blames you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9071, "fields": { "answer": 9208, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's a tough pill to swallow, so why you think feeding it to the American people is a good idea is baffling. The mainstream media focuses intently on the Republican candidates' healthcare policies. You can only hope people see they're not saying anything and it can distract them that you did have something to say, and how that went to shit." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9072, "fields": { "answer": 9209, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's always a pressing issue, and it's no different this year. Despite all the messes you've got dragging you down, it guarantees the loyalty of your most liberal voters. It repels conservatives, but you'll struggle with them anyway, and attacking them may prove a necessary sacrifice. Those in the middle are forced to pick a side or stay quiet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9073, "fields": { "answer": 9210, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Bushes, Young Republicans who wear their dads' ill-fitting suits with Stanford as their safety schools, managerial toads who always hold the cards. These are the Republicans. You might not look like a white hick, but you don't look like their enemy either. Now you just have to get them to realize that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9074, "fields": { "answer": 9211, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's comical to suggest your bungling has amounted to something you can confidently say isn't comparable to Bush. You don't have punk rock kids jamming anti-Obama tracks or movies openly mocking you, but America doesn't need Hollywood to confirm anything. The Middle East is on fire, America is in ruin, and the world blames you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9075, "fields": { "answer": 9212, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Baucus bill remains a point of great shame and consternation among your leftist and liberal supporters. Overtime, the reception has only gotten worse. The mockery and general disdain from them that'd you be so bold as to try and pass that off as a success leaves them scorned." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9076, "fields": { "answer": 9213, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's always a pressing issue, and it's no different this year. Despite all the messes you've got dragging you down, it guarantees the loyalty of your most liberal voters. It repels conservatives, but you'll struggle with them anyway, and attacking them may prove a necessary sacrifice. Those in the middle are forced to pick a side or stay quiet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9077, "fields": { "answer": 9214, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Bushes, Young Republicans who wear their dads' ill-fitting suits with Stanford as their safety schools, managerial toads who always hold the cards. These are the Republicans. You might not look like a white hick, but you don't look like their enemy either. Now you just have to get them to realize that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9078, "fields": { "answer": 9215, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's comical to suggest your bungling has amounted to something you can confidently say isn't comparable to Bush. You don't have punk rock kids jamming anti-Obama tracks or movies openly mocking you, but America doesn't need Hollywood to confirm anything. The Middle East is on fire, America is in ruin, and the world blames you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9079, "fields": { "answer": 9216, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The healthcare reform remains controversial, but its passage makes it a success, whether critics like it or not. Republicans pledge to repeal it whenever they're asked, but your supporters are quick to jump in and defend it, praising it for having helped expand coverage nationally." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9080, "fields": { "answer": 9217, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's always a pressing issue, and it's no different this year. Despite all the messes you've got dragging you down, it guarantees the loyalty of your most liberal voters. It repels conservatives, but you'll struggle with them anyway, and attacking them may prove a necessary sacrifice. Those in the middle are forced to pick a side or stay quiet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9081, "fields": { "answer": 9218, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Bushes, Young Republicans who wear their dads' ill-fitting suits with Stanford as their safety schools, managerial toads who always hold the cards. These are the Republicans. You might not look like a white hick, but you don't look like their enemy either. Now you just have to get them to realize that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9082, "fields": { "answer": 9219, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You tour the world on a global tour, jumping from Europe to Asia to Africa, shaking hands, posing next to national monuments, and generally looking like the young and capable leader you know yourself to be." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9083, "fields": { "answer": 9220, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Healthcare reform is always a controversial topic. There'll be those who think you're messing with perfection or those who think you didn't go far enough. It doesn't matter. It's yours. Your achievement. Take pride in it, hold it close, like a father might hold their son. Not that you're familiar with that. It's your legacy now." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9084, "fields": { "answer": 9221, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The former mayor swayed from side-to-side from a tether of rope like a pendulum. The world falls into a mass panic. After a few days of conspiracies and rumors flying, intelligence agencies confirm Johnson had been strapped, unbeknownst to him, with a suicide vest instead of a harness, as part of a plot by one man. Osama bin Laden." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9085, "fields": { "answer": 9222, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gingrich flashes a mean look at your “zany” remark during an interview with Shepard Smith, claiming you're “discouraging innovation.” He organizes a nonpartisan discussion about space exploration with Elon Musk; you one-up him, inviting Musk and Richard Branson over to the White House, who both endorse you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9086, "fields": { "answer": 9223, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Attempting to clarify his past position, Gingrich claims he never agreed the GSEs should be handed to those with zero credit history as they were. He further calls you out, pointing to you blocking attempts to make Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae's disclosures public under FOIA last year as evidence you've got skeletons in your closet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9087, "fields": { "answer": 9224, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gingrich denies the premise of your attack, “he had lied under oath, I was protecting the sanctity of depositions.” He changes the subject, questioning your insistence to avoid the issues of the moment. You get Biden to keep needling him, however, mocking how he values the sanctity of depositions more than that of marriage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9088, "fields": { "answer": 9225, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The attacks prompt him to trot out a nonagenarian Nancy Reagan to reissue her endorsement of him. In response, your team resurrects the fact that Newt was only mentioned once in Reagan's diary and how your signing of the Ronald Reagan Centennial Commission Act paid Reagan more respect than anything he ever did. You tell them to dial it back." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9089, "fields": { "answer": 9226, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Castro's speech rings a hollow echo through the convention hall. It's a rambling, unfocused speech, his youth and vigor lost in the weeds that have grown on the crumbling infrastructure that is your candidacy. Middle America watches, seeing the face of what may soon become that of the average Americans', and grow fearful." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9090, "fields": { "answer": 9227, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Duckworth attempts to have her voice heard over the shouting and in-fighting of the delegates in attendance. She's ill-equipped to handle a convention hall full of dissatisified and sullen party members, with goals and ambitions being barely held together, wrapping her speech up unceremoniously quicker than you were hoping she would." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9091, "fields": { "answer": 9228, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Michelle does her best to inject her brand of energy and passion into the party loyal, espousing your greatness as a father and husband, practically pleading for America to look past the hardship they suffer now to give you a second chance. After the speech, she hugs you behind the stage with tears in her eyes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9092, "fields": { "answer": 9229, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McCaskill calls the Democratic Party a “big tent” and highlights her disagreements with you on policy. “But I still support him,” she adds with a half smile. You shoot daggers at her as she steps off the stage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9093, "fields": { "answer": 9230, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Castro makes vague overtures to a brighter future and a more hopeful tomorrow if your presidency is allowed to continue. Avoiding substantive policy, he makes it biographical, and attests to the spirit of the American Dream." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9094, "fields": { "answer": 9231, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "She manages to break through the tepid atmosphere of the joint to give an impassioned speech addressing the great things the Obama administration has helped pass for veterans. Veterans like her, injured in combat, will receive better care and treatment following their service in the wars of tomorrow." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9095, "fields": { "answer": 9232, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Michelle boasts of how great a father and husband you are, praising the successes achieved in spite of the difficult tasks you were forced to manage. She exits the stage in a shower of cheers and applause. You'd hardly believe that nothing was said at all." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9096, "fields": { "answer": 9233, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "She boasts of the investments your administration has made in the rural areas of the country, like in her home of Missouri. You question Axelrod, seated beside you, on just how effective this outreach really is. So long as they're well-supplied with Fords and beer, they won't be an issue, he says." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9097, "fields": { "answer": 9234, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Castro does well to rally the faithful, showering your successes with lavish praise. He injects Spanish translations of various elements from his speech throughout, and ends it all by leading a chant of “cuatro años más!” You're amused by the talk he could be the next you. He ain't got it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9098, "fields": { "answer": 9235, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Duckworth launches into an energetic speech, tearing the Republicans apart as enemies of veterans and disabled Americans. She exclaims her admiration for you and concludes her speech by emerging from her wheelchair, standing on prosthetic legs to salute you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9099, "fields": { "answer": 9236, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Michelle boasts of how proud she is to call you her husband, how proud Sasha and Malia are to call you their father. As you sit in the audience, she blows you a kiss, which you reciprocate to mass cheers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9100, "fields": { "answer": 9237, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McCaskill calls back to the Democratic presidents of yesteryear, like that of Roosevelt and Kennedy, to compare you with. She ends it by alluding to your 2004 DNC speech, denying the existence of a “liberal or conservative America,” saying there's only one, and it stands behind you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9101, "fields": { "answer": 9238, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bloomberg rejects such claims, “there was no racial discrimination from my initiatives, I made New York a safer city.” Surrogates of his say you're “race-baiting” and putting the rights of criminals over victims. Attack ads suggesting a second term of you would see an uptick in rape and murder hit the airwaves." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9102, "fields": { "answer": 9239, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Shirts with Bloomberg posing with members of the FDNY with taglines reading “we said we'd never forget, let's remember,” are sold at rallies. Biden tries to recreate his “a noun, a verb, and 9/11” hit from '08, but Bloomberg shuts it down as a mockery of the troops you sent to die trying to kill bin Laden." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9103, "fields": { "answer": 9240, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bloomberg attempts to walk a tight rope balancing his Republican-leaning credentials with his independent bona fides. He rallies with more respectable, less inflammatory Republican officials like John McCain, Susan Collins, and Mike Castle, who vouch for him as a true “maverick.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9104, "fields": { "answer": 9241, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hardly subtle, yet the honesty of it is difficult to ignore for the Bloomberg campaign apparatus. He stammers through a Fox News interview with Sean Hannity trying to explain away his past positions, quipping that if you were mayor, “there'd be no soda and cigarettes at all.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9105, "fields": { "answer": 9242, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Christie triangulates between Bush and public sentiment. “President Bush? He's an MBA. I'm a lawyer. We think through problems differently,” he tells a crowd in Pennsylvania, “about Iraq differently,” he adds. “But, I'll say this, we had eight years of economic prosperity under Bush. And under me, we will again.” The crowd cheers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9106, "fields": { "answer": 9243, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Giving a speech in Ohio, Christie reads off a list of the scores of public officials and political cronies he prosecuted for New Jersey. “Lying and defaming me, it's all he's got. He can't run on his record.” Waving the list of criminal defendants around, Christie finishes with, “Not me, though. I'm proud of my record.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9107, "fields": { "answer": 9244, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Conducting focus groups on religious affairs, some old folks picked from small town America shy away from discussing you, but most are in such visceral disgust that they aren't afraid to call you a Kenyan Muslim. On Christie, they aren't as peachy as expected, calling him greasy, uncouth. Maybe there's something here." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9108, "fields": { "answer": 9245, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The whines and cries from the White House border on pathetic. Christie's loudmouth tendencies, the joy he mines in engaging with the crowd and harvesting responses, it's his mode of communication. His style. You can hardly believe it when George Stephanopoulos says you're “acting petty” in your demands for an apology." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9109, "fields": { "answer": 9246, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your team pushes it covertly, spreading the story of how the former Senator brought his dead child home, let his living kids cuddle it, and introduced the body as if it were still alive. The reactions are a strange mix. Many feel repulsed initially, but seem to warm to it, feeling sympathy for the grieving father." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9110, "fields": { "answer": 9247, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Santorum repeats what you expect: “Luke 6:37.” “Ephesians 4:32.” “Psalm 32:1.” Gingrich hawks Callista around at every event, dutifully by his side, regularly vouching for their loving marriage, how her husband's conversion to Catholicism has left him a changed man. Maybe he might've turned a new leaf, third time's the charm?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9111, "fields": { "answer": 9248, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You rally with Senator Casey in Philadelphia, with him mockingly prodding at his former opponent's record and positions. Santorum responds by barnstorming various megachurches littering the rural areas of his state, gathering the endorsements of every local minister he can find." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9112, "fields": { "answer": 9249, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's drawn out across the attack advertisements: “Obama, the real radical on abortion.” “Newt was best buds with Nancy Pelosi, now he's singing a different tune.” “The Gingrich/Santorum ticket will eliminate exceptions for rape and incest.” “When is too late, too late? Will Obama say?” It all becomes noise." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9113, "fields": { "answer": 9250, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The idea they even nominated him, it's something you could only register as a worst-case scenario, unless you're a sucker foolishly buying into every word that old man has to say, Republicans are doomed. This bag of bones and his merry band of greasy compatriots beating you? Laughable." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9114, "fields": { "answer": 9251, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Paul blathers that government-run healthcare is a folly and your healthcare plan will bankrupt future generations, that you're an imperialist, that killing bin Laden was wrong and he deserved a trial; how can you talk to someone who thinks up is down and down is up?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9115, "fields": { "answer": 9252, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Paul and Cain's collaborative tax platform serves as a compromise between the two men's visions, with '9–9–9' becoming '0–2–2,' embracing the vision Paul has to eliminate the income tax entirely. Paul emphasized that in a second term, “Odysseus will be able to shoot a bow through it.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9116, "fields": { "answer": 9253, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You fire from all cylinders on the litany of vile content derived from those infamous newsletters Paul signed off on for decades, which called Black men “semi-criminal or entirely criminal” and Martin Luther King Jr. a Satanist and a pedophile. Paul denies association and issues an apology, but the damage leaves a hell of a bruise." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9117, "fields": { "answer": 9254, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The American peoples' taste for you has been steadily soured over the last four years. They wanted positive change, not banks going bust and layoffs. They wanted out of the Middle East, not new endeavors that, worst of all, we ended up bungling. They want radical change to fix the radical change they helped to bring about." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9118, "fields": { "answer": 9255, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "If the anguish and tears could show they would, but diligent supporters of yours, keenly aware of the problematic consequences that may unfold if Rice were to win, bottle them up and campaign hard on your behalf. Sanders and his crusade be damned. This is America, and we are a two-party system. Vote blue no matter who." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9119, "fields": { "answer": 9256, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Nobody wants neoconservatism-lite over the original. Rice blows you out of the water, delivering rockstar speeches to the Heritage Foundation and Kristol's Project for the New American Century, promising to mine the diamonds out of the messes you've made. There's nothing you have that interests them." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9120, "fields": { "answer": 9257, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You close your eyes and plug your ears at the growing crowds, word of mouth chatter, campaign paraphernalia, television appearances, internet memes, magazine profiles, rally protesters, and diminished donor returns. There's surely no causation to be made here." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9121, "fields": { "answer": 9258, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What once was a mark of prestige is seen as something of a checkered past now, with Romney adamant he and Bain Capital split after February 1999. In documents obtained by The Boston Globe, he continued to be named CEO as recently as 2002. His team affirms that's a mistake." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9122, "fields": { "answer": 9259, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney has only released his tax returns from 2010 and 2011, refusing to release more. Speculation is his Swiss bank account, closed in 2010, may be the reason, concealing income he may have obtained from it before then. Harry Reid says he's heard Romney hasn't paid taxes in 10 years." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9123, "fields": { "answer": 9260, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Having clinched the nomination, the explicit ventures to win favor among the party faithful prove no longer necessary, though discarding with the work he put in would prove untenable. Romney affirms his belief you were born in the United States, but refuses to condemn Trump, saying he can't control supporters." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9124, "fields": { "answer": 9261, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney ignores the dog story, having dealt with it for several years now since running in 2008, and most of the bullying one, blowing past the fact the student in question was gay, and vaguely apologizes for generic “hijinks” that may have transpired. Avoiding personal attacks, he calls you a “detached academic” who isn't qualified." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9125, "fields": { "answer": 9262, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“I'm not a racist,” Trump denies, “there are just very serious questions being asked, but I don't know. I don't know. Honestly, let me just tell you something, Hillary was a birther. Many people are birthers, but I have, let me tell you, much more important issues I'd love to discuss other than this.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9126, "fields": { "answer": 9263, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Trump assures the nation he's a “very stable genius” in post-convention interviews, before throwing down the gauntlet, claiming under a Trump presidency, America will “be respected again” and other vague assertions that he'll bring about an improved foreign policy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9127, "fields": { "answer": 9264, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Even with the history and facts, it's hard to dispute The Apprentice hasn't aided the myth of 'The Donald.' Everywhere he goes, flying his golden jet, his boisterous temper, he's exactly what Americans expect the rich and famous to look and act like." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9128, "fields": { "answer": 9265, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The coarse vulgarity of Trump's inflection, aside from capturing peoples' attention with his outlandish nature, captures that animalistic core at the heart of the American soul. He feels authentic, he feels raw. Dismissing him feels temporary, he can't be ignored." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9129, "fields": { "answer": 9266, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "True enough, several hundred local and statewide Republican officials sign a letter denouncing the ticket their party has put forward, pledging to either stay home or vote third-party in protest. The publicity generated manages to give Bloomberg a level of credibility, however, that he truly is a different Republican, and not your typical Bush or Huckabee." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9130, "fields": { "answer": 9267, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Advertisements circulate between archival footage of Bloomberg meeting with Bush at the White House and recent coverage of heavily armed NYPD officers marching into Zuccotti Park, dispersing the Wall Street protests from last year, as a gravel-voiced narration repeats old quotations of Bloomberg's espousing a conservative bent." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9131, "fields": { "answer": 9268, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bloomberg's platform is vague, with minimal clarification on a plethora of issues beyond seeking out “bipartisan” solutions. He does, however, publish a full, eight-page document speaking about his goal of converting the East Room into an “open office space,” down to the structural design blueprints, available to download as a PDF." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9132, "fields": { "answer": 9269, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The most extreme supporters of hers prove the best repellent. One viral clip at a rally of hers featured a performance of some kind, where a man, cloaked in black and wearing a cheap Halloween mask of your face, literally whipped a woman for opposing taxpayer funded abortions. Bachmann brushes it off as “passion.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9133, "fields": { "answer": 9270, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "She questions your ties to the companies making these vaccines, professing that her interactions with everyday parents has proven to her action must be taken. She pledges to form a 'vaccine review board,' to be stacked with qualified individuals, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Jim Carrey being floated." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9134, "fields": { "answer": 9271, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bachmann denies she's homphobic, stating she is merely keeping true to Christian thought and suggests you hold a tinge of animosity for those of her faith. Rather, she affirms that everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, “holds the same right to marry the opposite sex.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9135, "fields": { "answer": 9272, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Nobody is buying nor interested in the argument you're pushing here. It's hypocritical, sure, but Bachmann's problems aren't in her appearing inauthentic to the Tea Party cause. Axelrod tells you to start reading the room, maybe address the crazy stuff she's preaching." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9136, "fields": { "answer": 9273, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Deafening silence lingers across the Republican apparatus. Their furious hatred for you instills a discipline completely alien to the party of wild cats. Santorum pledges full support, endorsing him and ignoring the issue, and Bachmann is mum. They've been domesticated." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9137, "fields": { "answer": 9274, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rhodes looks sick confirming there may be something to your point. You contact Kristol, Abrams, Weaver, and hold long talks about the threat posed by Huntsman's “naivete.” The Guardian writes of a rumored clandestine 'Roosevelt Project.'" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9138, "fields": { "answer": 9275, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's difficult to make it a big story so recently after having signed DACA into law. A few do call foul, but most are too preoccupied being outraged at your actual action on the issue. Huntsman skirts around openly criticizing it, instead focusing on his concern for your “abuse of executive orders.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9139, "fields": { "answer": 9276, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "There's pressure for him to formulate a more straightforward platform regarding environmental policy, as opinion pieces accuse him of holding many contradictory stances that don't align; rather than do that, he keeps to his current pledges, figuring he's too far in the lead for this to hurt him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9140, "fields": { "answer": 9277, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "For a handful of precious weeks, millions from campaign coffers are poured into astroturfing Beck's rudimentary candidacy. What was in conception a simple protest vote quickly becomes a serious threat, siphoning a sizable chunk of disaffected conservatives from Huntsman's supporter base." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9141, "fields": { "answer": 9278, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rhodes looks sick confirming there may be something to your point. You contact Kristol, Abrams, Weaver, and hold long talks about the threat posed by Huntsman's “naivete.” The Guardian writes of a rumored clandestine 'Roosevelt Project.'" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9142, "fields": { "answer": 9279, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's difficult to make it a big story so recently after having signed DACA into law. A few do call foul, but most are too preoccupied being outraged at your actual action on the issue. Huntsman skirts around openly criticizing it, instead focusing on his concern for your “abuse of executive orders.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9143, "fields": { "answer": 9280, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "There's pressure for him to formulate a more straightforward platform regarding environmental policy, as opinion pieces accuse him of holding many contradictory stances that don't align; rather than do that, he keeps to his current pledges, figuring he's too far in the lead for this to hurt him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9144, "fields": { "answer": 9281, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Even Bush failed to attend. When the cameras weren't covering every inch of Cheney's sweaty, mean mug, they were showing half the auditorium being emptied out as hundreds of Republicans left in protest. Sheldon Adelson, Ken Griffin and the Koch brothers remain all that stands between his campaign and abject poverty." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9145, "fields": { "answer": 9282, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Talk of jailing political opponents would be unbecoming of your station and stature under normal circumstances, but much of the public find it hard to disagree. Cheney, in a violent rage, demands an immediate retraction and apology that goes unanswered at his next rally, attended by just under 100 people." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9146, "fields": { "answer": 9283, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Cheney says he'd collaborate closely with British intelligence, the MI6, and work together to track down Osama bin Laden and take him out. He further slams you for failing to have achieved such in your first term, as you initially promised. You roll your eyes. The old bastard had eight years." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9147, "fields": { "answer": 9284, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Cheney being old is on page five of things you should be attacking him over right now. Axelrod tells you there's no need to put on the kiddie gloves right now, nobody is going to care that you're being too mean to him. He's Dick Cheney. Start kicking the ever living shit out of him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9148, "fields": { "answer": 9285, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rangling prospective Senate Republicans, including moderates on the issue, like Pennsylvania's Pat Toomey, and vulnerable ones hungry for a bill to latch their name onto, like Nevada's Dean Heller, you pass a swarth of gun reform legislation not thought possible under an unfriendly environment. Cheney scores an influx of NRA money in the aftermath." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9149, "fields": { "answer": 9286, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Reid hears you loud and clear, and executes the nuclear option, lowering the threshold of votes needed to kill a filibuster from two-thirds to a simple majority vote. Mitch McConnell looks like he's going to shit himself. Cheney rails against it, which you counter, citing his support for killing it as vice president. The public, though, remain oblivious." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9150, "fields": { "answer": 9287, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You hold a rally in Laramie, making note to mention your signing of the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, while Cheney hosts a banquet in Chevy Chase, Maryland, attempting to keep his campaign afloat in light of sparse small individual donations." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9151, "fields": { "answer": 9288, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Standing alongside David Cameron and the Queen, you remind the world what a nice change of pace it is to have an American leader who doesn't spawn mass protests in the streets of Trafalgar Square everytime he pays a visit. Cheney attempted to visit too, but was reportedly denied entry for that exact reason, reports the Daily Mirror." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9152, "fields": { "answer": 9289, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're a president for all of America, and it's about time you let them know it. No more caving to the left's juvenile demands. Would they really allow a Republican like Rice to win? Over such petty grievances? You're willing to put it to the test." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9153, "fields": { "answer": 9290, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Cornel West is not a man you find common ground with. Talks go nowhere and end up leaking. A furious Al Sharpton hits at him, asking him how you'll draft a “Black Agenda” when you got a party claiming you weren't even born here. West retorts Black America's standing is in the gutter under you. You have none of his sympathy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9154, "fields": { "answer": 9291, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "When the children pipe up, it's time to shut them down. No better way of doing that than pointing to the alternative. No better target, too, than that of Bush. Or hell, even Reagan works. Nixon? Too archaic. Whoever it is, it lets them feel like rebels, and for a time, they forget they're just suckers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9155, "fields": { "answer": 9292, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "With big money donations and small dollar networks powered by fools and their money, you funnel it to where it counts, as your name is slapped on screens of all shapes and sizes, with you pleading for votes. What do they get out of it? A faux tingle that may last a month or two, if this pans out. Opposite if otherwise. Deal?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9156, "fields": { "answer": 9293, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What a ridiculous proposition. As if Netanyahu trusts you. He's sick of Democrat presidents wanting to have their cake and eat it too, first Clinton, now you. In his favor in private, but comfortable kniving him in public. Bibi doesn't play that game. Bring on the Republicans." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9157, "fields": { "answer": 9294, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Cornel West is not a man you find common ground with. Talks go nowhere and end up leaking. A furious Al Sharpton hits at him, asking him how you'll draft a “Black Agenda” when you got a party claiming you weren't even born here. West retorts Black America's standing is in the gutter under you. You have none of his sympathy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9158, "fields": { "answer": 9295, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "When the children pipe up, it's time to shut them down. No better way of doing that than pointing to the alternative. No better target, too, than that of Bush. Or hell, even Reagan works. Nixon? Too archaic. Whoever it is, it lets them feel like rebels, and for a time, they forget they're just suckers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9159, "fields": { "answer": 9296, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "With big money donations and small dollar networks powered by fools and their money, you funnel it to where it counts, as your name is slapped on screens of all shapes and sizes, with you pleading for votes. What do they get out of it? A faux tingle that may last a month or two, if this pans out. Opposite if otherwise. Deal?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9160, "fields": { "answer": 9297, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The president's weeping at his newly-crowned opponent's past criticisms of him are as flaccid as Biden without Bob Dole's secret sauce. Nobody cares. McChrystal wears them like a badge of honor. A testament that he predicted your mounting failures early on. It'd have served you well to have heard him out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9161, "fields": { "answer": 9298, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What someone with no prior knowledge of the topic may anticipate as you calling him too bellicose couldn't be further from the case. You call him “too feeblish.” Prohibiting NATO air strikes on village compounds, forbidding active fire near civilians' homes, these endangered soldiers' lives. Where's his backbone?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9162, "fields": { "answer": 9299, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a town hall hosted by CNN, McChrystal answers voters' questions on various topics. Now, of course, “answer” is a relative term. Diverting to vague assertions you'd find common ground and reach across the aisle can get you a long way in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9163, "fields": { "answer": 9300, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McChrystal attests that your decision to withdraw from Afghanistan helped to destroy morale among the Afghans allying with the United States, rendering his job tactically impossible. Plans he had envisioned would've, in time, helped to progressively reverse the situation there, but you deprived him of that opportunity." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9164, "fields": { "answer": 9301, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The president's weeping at his newly-crowned opponent's past criticisms of him are as flaccid as Biden without Bob Dole's secret sauce. Nobody cares. McChrystal wears them like a badge of honor. A testament that he predicted your mounting failures early on. It'd have served you well to have heard him out." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9165, "fields": { "answer": 9302, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What someone with no prior knowledge of the topic may anticipate as you calling him too bellicose couldn't be further from the case. You call him “too feeblish.” Prohibiting NATO air strikes on village compounds, forbidding active fire near civilians' homes, these endangered soldiers' lives. Where's his backbone?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9166, "fields": { "answer": 9303, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a town hall hosted by CNN, McChrystal answers voters' questions on various topics. Now, of course, “answer” is a relative term. Diverting to vague assertions you'd find common ground and reach across the aisle can get you a long way in that regard." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9167, "fields": { "answer": 9304, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McChrystal asserts that, given further time, offensives in places such as Kandahar would've eventually succeeded. Your failure to meet his exact demands in troop deployment kneecapped the potential for his strategy to effectively succeed, which won't be a problem once he's elected president." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9168, "fields": { "answer": 9305, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A blitzkrieg of dirt piles on the sheriff. Case after case, names of dirty and crooked cops' interchanged on a regular basis. The attack campaign is swift and merciless. Even regular folks get in on it. An internet sketch show called Politicats features an anthropomorphic feline Arpaio facing questions over his treatment of chihuahuas." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9169, "fields": { "answer": 9306, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hardly the most pressing issue concerning an Arpaio candidacy, but sure, your concerns aren't unfounded. Arpaio affirms his experience in the border crisis makes him the most qualified candidate on offer, calling it the single most important issue this year. Everything else, he says, he'll delegate to his running mate and the Republican legislature." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9170, "fields": { "answer": 9307, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At a press conference, Arpaio calls it “in your nature” to pour hate on a cop for just doing their job, for you to side with ne'er-do-wells over the law. You want to call him a criminal, a racist. Axelrod stops you, saying you're too emotional, and it'll damage your numbers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9171, "fields": { "answer": 9308, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Arpaio struggles to defend himself, coming across as a crotchety, bigoted cop, relentlessly questioning the country's most prominent Black man's right to hold office. According to insider reports, Roger Ailes starts axing his appearances, fearing the damage Arpaio's causing to the Republicans' public image brought about by his sinking ship candidacy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9172, "fields": { "answer": 9309, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Christie laughs off the criticism when asked by reporters, saying the president is “a scholar in his own mind.” He further says you should start talking about issues that matter, like the economy, and cry later about his rude demeanor in the post-presidency memoir you'll start writing come January." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9173, "fields": { "answer": 9310, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "On 60 Minutes, Christie responds, “you know, my mother was Sicilian. When I got into politics, she used to chide me, 'Chris, you better think of the poor!' Guess what? I never will. I'm a son of Newark.” Speaking to the press, Newark's Cory Booker heaps praise on the governor. He rules out an endorsement, but you know a traitor when you see one." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9174, "fields": { "answer": 9311, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your campaign attempts to get some testimonials for negative attack ad material from New Jersey's local politician class. Nothing. Lips are sealed up-and-down the state. It's like Christie would take a hit on them if they ever thought to do otherwise." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9175, "fields": { "answer": 9312, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“He's showing grace,” insists an animated James Carville on the O'Reilly Factor. O'Reilly chuckles. “Yeah, I mean, he's incompetent, but at least there's grace.” Making your way through a Tallahassee farmer's market while on the campaign trail, you exert a Christlike presence. You're a holy man, here to save the people from themselves." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9176, "fields": { "answer": 9313, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A campaign to smear their public image is launched, with ads made openly calling Paul's followers “weird.” Parodies on Saturday Night Live feature Paul holding rallies held in mothers' basements with fat, greasy, long haired staffers wearing soiled My Little Pony t-shirts. The image is finalized. It's 'uncool' to associate with the old man." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9177, "fields": { "answer": 9314, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod is confident they're concentrated online and it's nothing real. Paul's campaign continues to chug across the nation, scooping up new, disaffected crazies to his libertarian crusade. He gets some flack for holding an AMA on some questionable website called 4chan. Your team maintains their neutrality and allows it to fade." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9178, "fields": { "answer": 9315, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You send Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick to speak at the Libertarian National Convention, who are undergoing an internal debate over whether or not to withdraw their candidacy and endorse Paul. Patrick is booed, jeered, and at one point had Mountain Dew spilled over his head. He cries over the phone why you'd've let him do that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9179, "fields": { "answer": 9316, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You give remarks to the UN General Assembly condemning the attack, while Clinton delivers classified briefings to Congress. Republicans are calling it a show of weakness and announce pending investigations. The CIA suggests an unfinished film, The Innocence of Muslims, posted earlier in the year on YouTube, may have instigated it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9180, "fields": { "answer": 9317, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "John McCain pays faint praise, heavily critiquing the event, but suggests your forceful response is a positive one. The military occupation creates a scene in Benghazi, as protests continue now fueled by the soldiers' presence. Some world leaders spew their bile opposing the action, with Hugo Chávez comparing it to the burning of the Reichstag." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9181, "fields": { "answer": 9318, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a similar light to the 1988 Chilean Plebiscite, Mubarak's regime has been casted out after a democratic vote they themselves allowed to happen. Your intelligence agencies confirm Mubarak contemplated throwing the results out, but the combined threat of another uprising without the prospect of American aide had overwhelmed him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9182, "fields": { "answer": 9319, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Stephen Colbert's eponymous character rattles off a smartass comment when covering it, “It's okay, Egypt. We know how it feels to be promised change and get the status quo here, too.” You tell your aides to bar him from the next Democratic fundraiser." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9183, "fields": { "answer": 9320, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hannity hosts a roundtable with Republican politicians reflecting on the international news. Senator John McCain says it was a “humiliating” spectacle watching you try and repair the damage you caused, while Senator Lindsey Graham speculates a second Obama term may reverse course again out of spite." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 3004, "fields": { "answer": 2222, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Civil war remains the status quo. The once prosperous nation of Egypt lies in rubble and ash, with thousands dead and more to follow. Just another mark of your so-called greatness that has graced the world." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9184, "fields": { "answer": 9321, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The fury is immense. Pat Robertson, John Hagee, and a host of other Evangelical influencers are calling for war. Your White House attempts a balancing act between satisfying the anger and maintaining peace in the Middle East. For the time being, there's only an ominous silence." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9185, "fields": { "answer": 9322, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're slammed by Netanyahu in a speech, who calls you a coward, saying you've abandoned him and your allies. Saudi King Abdullah implies as much in recent comments to the public. Your indecision and kneejerk nature just leaves everyone fearing what mess you'll create next." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9186, "fields": { "answer": 9323, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News compares it to Osama bin Laden's denouncement of Bush back in 2004, though The New York Times suggests that since so few Americans know who Muammar Gaddafi is, the video message was unlikely to leave any impact. You call John Brennan and exchange ideas on how the intelligence agencies may be able to kill him from abroad." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9187, "fields": { "answer": 9324, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You hold a ceremonial meeting in the Oval Office with the new British leader, while exchanging pleasantries with Hollande over the phone. You hope Rhodes's blob chooses to spare your domino for going against their aims, or maybe you're just deluding yourself buying into his nonsense." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9188, "fields": { "answer": 9325, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus point-blank calls you a liar, slamming you at a rally for using his military record against him. Commercials release of military veterans questioning your patriotism, with blowback in the headlines of other negative comments from others, like that of John McCain, only making the situation worse." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9189, "fields": { "answer": 9326, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You yourself called the troop surge in 2007 a success, now you're going to say it's a failure? Robert Gates, who departed your administraton last year, issues a stunning rebuke of your statement, saying “the president is putting politics over country. There is no questioning the bravery and strategic ingenuity of General Petraeus.” Ouch." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9190, "fields": { "answer": 9327, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Holder refuses to dump the information, having planned to release it after the election, even under the circumstance where he weren't the Republican nominee. You argue with him why he's deliberately helping the general by keeping his dirty laundry under wraps, but Holder doesn't budge." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9191, "fields": { "answer": 9328, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Kasich is thrown out to defend himself. Calling you a “wackadoodle,” he says you're distorting his record. His favorables shoot down in a matter of days. Democratic surrogates hammer him on being a preppy slimeball of a Republican. His public appearances begin dwindling downward." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9192, "fields": { "answer": 9329, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus point-blank calls you a liar, slamming you at a rally for using his military record against him. Commercials release of military veterans questioning your patriotism, with blowback in the headlines of other negative comments from others, like that of John McCain, only making the situation worse." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9193, "fields": { "answer": 9330, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You yourself called the troop surge in 2007 a success, now you're going to say it's a failure? Robert Gates, who departed your administraton last year, issues a stunning rebuke of your statement, saying “the president is putting politics over country. There is no questioning the bravery and strategic ingenuity of General Petraeus.” Ouch." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9194, "fields": { "answer": 9331, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Lynch, not one to bother with the tediousness of keeping impartial, drops the story right out of the gate. Petraeus is ballistic, calling you a mud-slinger, saying this doesn't relate to presidential politics at all. His approval is cracked, with one-third voicing their displeasure with him. You and Axelrod bust a gut laughing as it unfolds." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9195, "fields": { "answer": 9332, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Kasich is thrown out to defend himself. Calling you a “wackadoodle,” he says you're distorting his record. His favorables shoot down in a matter of days. Democratic surrogates hammer him on being a preppy slimeball of a Republican. His public appearances begin dwindling downward." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9196, "fields": { "answer": 9333, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Everyone used this against him, you never gave it much thought. On-stage, his two daughters by his side, Gingrich wept. How you'd be so callous as to weaponize his lingering trauma, how his first wife groomed him as an underage boy, when she was his schoolteacher. It's beyond the pale. He wipes his eyes. His daughters hug him, “we love you, dad.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9197, "fields": { "answer": 9334, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Depictions of you with crudely drawn Hitler mustaches are a dime a dozen. Shirts Republicans sell, memes your fringe Middle Eastern friends post on Facebook, the marketing campaign of one Lyndon LaRouche. The country might not be united, but at least your critics are." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9198, "fields": { "answer": 9335, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're young. You're hip with it. Gingrich? Old, flabby, tired. His speeches bore people. Nobody cares about his trips to China in the 90s or his work in drafting the Contract with America. When you're not talking, you got Beyoncé playing. He's boring. You're not." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9199, "fields": { "answer": 9336, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "As more funding is put into states typically left for dead, Paul's tenuous coalition cracks. Reports claim the 'Farmers for Ron Paul' organization has seen their ranks bleed, with clueless members, unaware of the full extent to which their candidate's policies would impact them, jumping ship. Paul's rallies in Omaha are only capable of so much." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9200, "fields": { "answer": 9337, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Paul dodges reporters squawking “will you scrap social security?” He repeats ad nauseam he'll keep it in operation by cutting foreign aide, but is light on details. His fans love it, and are clueless as to why everyone disagrees. They can't see the issue, but their circle shrinks ever so smaller." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9201, "fields": { "answer": 9338, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In an interview with Piers Morgan, Paul affirms his libertarianism is consistent with his abortion stance, suggesting there can be no liberty without life itself. He further says he's a moderate, comparing himself to his Republican primary opponents, rattling off some leftist rags who proclaimed him as such from around the time." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9202, "fields": { "answer": 9339, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "UAW launch a protest outside the latest Paul campaign rally in Ohio, which Paul confronts, entangling himself in a furious, spit-fueled argument that goes viral. Rally attendees and protesters nearly come to blows, but the police break it up, and the entire event gets cancelled." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9203, "fields": { "answer": 9340, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "While Petraeus meets Shinzo Abe in Japan, you're shaking hands and holding meetings with union leaders across the Rust Belt, making snide remarks to reporters inquiring on your opponent's whereabouts. “I, uh, thought we had an election going on, but I'm still looking for my opponent at the moment.” Everyone has a laugh." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9204, "fields": { "answer": 9341, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You launch a rival tour of your own. Flying to Canada to meet with Stephen Harper, then Italy to have tea with Mario Monti, and finally land down in South Africa for a crowd of hundreds of thousands to meet you in Cape Town. The media plasters it across the news, each speech given the full coverage treatment. Beat that, general." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9205, "fields": { "answer": 9342, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You launch a campaign across social media asking: “General BetrayUs? Where in the World is David Petraeus?” Tracking him across the world with an interactive map on your campaign website. You think it highly innovative and witty, but come away disheartened when Morning Joe slams it as “juvenile” and “isolationist.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9206, "fields": { "answer": 9343, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus pleads to anyone who'll listen he never shared, nor ever would share, intel of such high importance to anyone. The general doth protest too much, America thinks. “Now would be a good time for King David to abdicate the throne,” proclaim The Wall Street Journal editorial board." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9207, "fields": { "answer": 9344, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "On The 700 Club, Pat Robertson gives the general a tongue-lashing for his “lustful” behavior. It's meant to be something of a baptism. Petraeus takes it, head down for the majority of it, eyes evading the camera. Afterward, Robertson gives him his full endorsement. Petraeus meekly thanks him." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9208, "fields": { "answer": 9345, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The subtext does the talking for you. Pulling Michelle close, kissing her on stage, now there's a happy marriage. Petraeus is photographed by paparazzi looking miserable as he comes out of an emergency meeting with Republican bigwigs." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9209, "fields": { "answer": 9346, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Paul accentuates his policies in a tone of voice that suggests he's not a complete loon. With every suggestion of his he raises his voice another octave, turning to the national debt. As if you'd ever care about the national debt." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9210, "fields": { "answer": 9347, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You suggest he's pigheaded, building walls, holding an ignorance of the outside world. He throws a jab that you're a war criminal. That you're no different from Bush. You stumble and let out a Freudian slip that you're just “really good at killing people.” You try to play it off as sarcasm." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9211, "fields": { "answer": 9348, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You recite passages from excerpts he co-signed. Paul rolls his eyes. During yet another reading, he interrupts you: “How about you put down the smears and talk about the issues, like, gee, I don't know, things that impact everyday Americans, maybe?” You can hardly believe the audience cheers him on for doing so." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9212, "fields": { "answer": 9349, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Paul twists himself in a pretzel explaining how exactly his policies would maintain social security for the long-term by allowing people to not pay into it. He stutters and struggles to get off the topic, as you just stare at him in judgmental silence. He's a dead man talking." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9213, "fields": { "answer": 9350, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You emphasize the need to combat global climate change by building new windmills across the country. But, Gingrich counters, what about all the birds that are killed by them on a yearly basis? He lists off the death tolls, specific species, migration patterns, mating rituals. You look perplexed as he does." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9214, "fields": { "answer": 9351, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Resurrecting claims of deceit and betrayal from the primary, you exclaim that Gingrich is crooked, the only Speaker to be sanctioned, made to pay out a sum for it. He returns fire, saying if you really cared about ethics violations in Congress, you'd have created an independent agency to investigate them, like you had promised in '08." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9215, "fields": { "answer": 9352, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gingrich goes GOPAC when articulating his views on topics like the budget and energy. His positions: “Fair. Crusade. Pristine. Liberty. Confident. Family.” Your positions: “Collapse. Pathetic. Sick. Liberal. Greed. Traitors. Anti-flag, child, family.” By the end, even you hardly know if you're still in the right." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9216, "fields": { "answer": 9353, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Gingrich says he was “hyperbolic” when he suggested that. After that fails to land, he adds that he'd prefer a tougher system than that of your current one, where 11 million illegal immigrants are roaming free, without so much as the government's knowledge of where they are. The gall of him to go after your own voters." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9217, "fields": { "answer": 9354, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You didn't give it much thought when you patted Christie on the shoulder while shaking hands on the tarmac of an airport. From the angle of the photo taken, it looked as if the two of you were hugging. Christie is raked over the coals by his party over the moment. You, however, reap the benefit of what appears to be a moment of bipartisan cooperation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9218, "fields": { "answer": 9355, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Weary and sleep-deprived from months of campaigning, Biden repeatedly confuses Hurricane Sandy with Hurricane Floyd, the 1999 hurricane that struck the East Coast. He also confused Chris Christie for late actor Jackie Gleason at one point. Otherwise, it goes rather smoothly. He even guests on an audienceless taping of Letterman amid the crisis." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9219, "fields": { "answer": 9356, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The package dies in the House, and the special session of Congress launched for it is billed as a huge waste of time. After several days of fruitless wrangling, you fly off to Florida, hoping some retail campaigning can make you forget the episode like a bad dream." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9220, "fields": { "answer": 9357, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You didn't give it much thought when you patted Christie on the shoulder while shaking hands on the tarmac of an airport. From the angle of the photo taken, it looked as if the two of you were hugging. Christie is raked over the coals by his party over the moment. You, however, reap the benefit of what appears to be a moment of bipartisan cooperation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9221, "fields": { "answer": 9358, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Weary and sleep-deprived from months of campaigning, Biden repeatedly confuses Hurricane Sandy with Hurricane Floyd, the 1999 hurricane that struck the East Coast. He also confused Chris Christie for late actor Jackie Gleason at one point. Otherwise, it goes rather smoothly. He even guests on an audienceless taping of Letterman amid the crisis." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9222, "fields": { "answer": 9359, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It isn't pretty, but Congress passes a $15 billion disaster relief package with a host of Republican spending priorities tacked on. Doubling down on the F-35 program, money to keep open obsolete military bases, and funding for local police to purchase old DOD equipment are all included." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9223, "fields": { "answer": 9360, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You didn't give it much thought when you patted Christie on the shoulder while shaking hands on the tarmac of an airport. From the angle of the photo taken, it looked as if the two of you were hugging. Christie is raked over the coals by his party over the moment. You, however, reap the benefit of what appears to be a moment of bipartisan cooperation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9224, "fields": { "answer": 9361, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden spends several days in the Garden State surveying damage with Christie, promising residents the federal government's help, but looks detached, without purpose, as he does so. Christie privately complains about Biden's attitude to staff, which leaks to the press shortly after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9225, "fields": { "answer": 9362, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The package dies in the House, and a special session of Congress is billed as a huge waste of time. After several days of fruitless wrangling, you fly off to Florida, hoping some retail campaigning can make you forget the episode like a bad dream." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9226, "fields": { "answer": 9363, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You didn't give it much thought when you patted Christie on the shoulder while shaking hands on the tarmac of an airport. From the angle of the photo taken, it looked as if the two of you were hugging. Christie is raked over the coals by his party over the moment. You, however, reap the benefit of what appears to be a moment of bipartisan cooperation." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9227, "fields": { "answer": 9364, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Biden spends several days in the Garden State surveying damage with Christie, promising residents the federal government's help, but looks detached, without purpose, as he does so. Christie privately complains about Biden's attitude to staff, which leaks to the press shortly after." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9228, "fields": { "answer": 9365, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It isn't pretty, but Congress passes a $15 billion disaster relief package with a host of Republican spending priorities tacked on. Doubling down on the F-35 program, money to keep open obsolete military bases, and funding for local police to purchase old DOD equipment are all included." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9229, "fields": { "answer": 9366, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Springsteen plays at a 'Get Out the Vote' concert near Independence Hall in Philadelphia, an industrial wasteland and the best argument against the existence of God since the last ethnic cleansing in Africa. You hope the druggies and bums didn't scare off all the tourist families from the suburbs, the only people who still listen to this wash-up." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9230, "fields": { "answer": 9367, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The streets are miserable. Snow piles on the sidewalks and becomes one with the mud and dirt. There's a bitterness prevailing the air. The thought of never escaping, to be imprisoned in this purgatory, working until they die, paying taxes they'll never see the benefit of. You make them forget that for a time." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9231, "fields": { "answer": 9368, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Suburbia. White picket fences around houses with private wineries. They've got flags inviting all races and sexual orientations outside, saying they're welcome. It's just for show, they don't actually want people knocking on their doors for a handout or shelter. Or, God forbid, to live next to them in public housing. But it's the thought that counts." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9232, "fields": { "answer": 9369, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This state is always close, you can't imagine a time where it won't be. To think it might turn strongly one way or another, it's a foreign concept to you. You're in the heart of Miami, sampling Cuban delicacies and getting in on group photos. Nobody asks about politics, to them you're just a celebrity; you may as well be Bruno Mars or Pitbull." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9233, "fields": { "answer": 9370, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Protesters are shouted down and thrown out of your rallies, representatives for groups concerned with your direction are blacklisted, local parties seek to clamp down rowdy malcontents among their ranks. Sanders hosts some spectre of your past, Ali Abunimah, to speak at a rally. You deny knowledge of who that is to reporters." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9234, "fields": { "answer": 9371, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Speaking to an audience of old stock Republican elite in Virginia, Rice proclaims it a “fundamental, constitutional right.” “If the president had it his way, back then, when I was a little girl in Birmingham, Alabama, my father wouldn't have been able to protect us. Bull Connor and the Klan sure weren't. That's why we need the Second Amendment.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9235, "fields": { "answer": 9372, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your team leaks an essay he wrote in college in 1972 about how a woman “fantasizes being raped by 3 men” when having sex with one, amid more graphic, unsavory content within it; his running mate, Cornel West, is a deadbeat dad who has failed to pay taxes. Their defense doesn't matter, not when you have the media in your pocket." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9236, "fields": { "answer": 9373, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You bounce between cities at a breakneck speed. When you're not pressing the flesh, you're engaging in light-hearted chats with Charlamagne tha God on The Breakfast Club, and when you're not doing either of those, you're lending your voice to urgent robo-calls reminding people to update their voter registration and vote on November 6." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9237, "fields": { "answer": 9374, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Counter protests at Arpaio's modestly sized rallies far eclipse his numbers. Signs and flags with the message 'HATE HAS NO HOME HERE' wave higher than the American flag, with bullhorn-powered chants drowning out the curmudgeon sheriff and his band of miscreants. You hardly even require a platform, you just need to mention his name." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9238, "fields": { "answer": 9375, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The congresspeople and executive officials of the Democratic Party with the misfortune of presiding over America's backwater take to the mom and pop shops and warehouses to sound the alarm: Arpaio is no great white hope, he's a siren, and beckoning them off a cliff." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9239, "fields": { "answer": 9376, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Arpaio sounds off on the so-called 'comprehensive immigration reform' you're touting, forewarning of chain migration, anchor babies that'll triple in the coming years under such policies. “Obama says keeping our border safe is radical, it's doublespeak. Orwell wrote about that. Obama considers open borders moderate. We'll be aliens in our own nation.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9240, "fields": { "answer": 9377, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "At a Sunday session at a Black church in Toledo, Trump silently sways along with the crowd as they recite Biblical hymns. After an introduction by Don King, who accidentally lets loose a slur at one point, he gets on stage, holds up the Bible, and calls it his favorite book of all time; only the Art of the Deal comes second." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9241, "fields": { "answer": 9378, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Trump takes the credit as he rallies a crowd in Virginia: “He was very secretive. Look, I was one of the only ones out here, asking, 'where's the birth certificate?' And I was the one who got him to release it. He wouldn't do it for a long time. It seemed like there were, big issues. Wasn't a race issue. It's a law and order issue.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9242, "fields": { "answer": 9379, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Even in the face of remarks earlier in the year that he didn't think McCain was a war hero, the Senator upholds his pledge to “support the Republican nominee,” as does every other incumbent Republican your team reaches out to. Trump faces similar hurdles, with efforts to win the endorsement of outgoing Senator Ben Nelson proving futile." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9243, "fields": { "answer": 9380, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Trump slaps on a hard hat and pretends to shovel as signs reading “TRUMP DIGS COAL” are raised overhead by his supporters. Your team recalibrates, increasing visits to the urban areas of states where the industry continues to rot. Senator Joe Manchin emphasizes his neutrality to a local newspaper, saying you and him “have no relationship.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9244, "fields": { "answer": 9381, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The quips and jabs at the affair are losing their luster now. Your reference to them illicits groans outside of Democratic bubbles, but even they aren't as inflamed by them at this juncture. Petraeus makes an appearance on The View in an attempt to rehabilitate; Whoopi Goldberg throws him a bone, saying “mistakes shouldn't define you.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9245, "fields": { "answer": 9382, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus flubs his answers and completely bombs at a press conference as he takes questions. He frequently shields his face and fails to make direct eye contact. After a while, he exits stage left, and lets Kasich handle the rest." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9246, "fields": { "answer": 9383, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your team restarts ads in the swing-states, restating your positions on the key issues. Petraeus follows suit, with testimonials delivered by him, usually crouching next to a dog or with his children by his side, in an attempt to remake that battered and bruised public image of his." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9247, "fields": { "answer": 9384, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The American people are tired of this, the 24 hour news cycle demands something new. This especially becomes the case as Holly Petraeus, his now-estranged wife, has her face plastered on the networks in interviews. “Holy shit, she's a fucking dog,” exclaim certain individuals on the interwebs, “can't blame him, didn't know she was so fugly.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9248, "fields": { "answer": 9385, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Rather than an empty lectern, Petraeus tasks Kasich with taking command. You had a litany of prepared statements ready, not anticipating any blockade of opposition, but with his presence, they get scrapped completely. Instead, you try to redirect back to the affair. Kasich slaps that down, telling you to “leave the man alone, he's a hero.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9249, "fields": { "answer": 9386, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You meet the voters rather than the Republican nominee, taking questions on the economy, healthcare, jobs, all with a smile and that warm, inviting presence. You get more than one enquirer to laugh at your jokes, even among the Republican ones. Meanwhile, Petraeus issues a statement read out by Hannity saying he'll return “soon.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9250, "fields": { "answer": 9387, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The four of you enjoy the quiet that has been gifted to you by Petraeus; in the meantime, your daughters show you their favorite YouTube personalities. After enduring an excruciating comedy skit where two young men wage war with a donut and an egg roll, you bar them from accessing the internet for a month." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9251, "fields": { "answer": 9388, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It wasn't expected you'd return back to the Show-Me State. The large gathering totals in the thousands, it gives you flashbacks to 2008 and of dreams not yet tarnished by reality. If it weren't unpresidential, you'd throw yourself out and have them lift you up like the rockstar you are." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9252, "fields": { "answer": 9389, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "His loud, booming voice proved intense. The echo of it. He was shorter in stature, yet he made you feel so small. You nervously stammered and attempted to reposition yourself, but only repeated sentences, tripping over words. Like a dagger through the heart, the governor pounced: “There it is, the 30-second memorized speech.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9253, "fields": { "answer": 9390, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You fumble a transition from a substantive economical answer to a discussion about the importance of providing funding for Planned Parenthood. Christie scoffs: “I'm hoping all the Democrats at home are watching this, because he can't even fund abortion. That's how bad Obama is for everyone, right now.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9254, "fields": { "answer": 9391, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You appear confused. After all, you viewed your role as president as pedagogical, enlightening Americans. Shouldn't they appreciate that? Most Americans, however, understand what Christie means. Messina tries to explain why his one-liners were so impactful, but you brush him off." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9255, "fields": { "answer": 9392, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Christie manages to land some harsh blows, attacking your economic record throughout the debate, but your apologetic, humbled tone takes some of the wind out of his sails. The talking heads and pundits still view it as a loss, but it wasn't the blowout many of them had been anticipating." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9253, "fields": { "answer": 9393, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "For once, Christie lets his big mouth stay shut, as Barbour sits himself down for an interview with George Stephanopoulos, attempting to clarify. “What I meant was, it's when you're a kid, ain't it? And yeah, it ain't pretty history. But those Councils kept out the Klan, ain't whistlin' Dixie sayin' that.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9254, "fields": { "answer": 9394, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You're actually campaigning. Not to bolster your numbers to try and look good. No. You're actually campaigning. You never had to do this before. Not against Keyes, not against McCain. Who was the last man who really posed a threat to you? Bobby Rush, right? How'd that turn out again?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9255, "fields": { "answer": 9395, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Christie rolls his eyes, leaning on his lectern, with his suit jacket off and his sweaty brow and pit stains on full display. “Yeah, I'm a Republican. You know who else was a Republican,” he leaves open a dramatic pause, “Ronald Reagan.” Damn. If only you took that into account." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9256, "fields": { "answer": 9396, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus defines himself as his “own man.” Speaking to Chris Wallace, Petraeus ponders, “you know, the president says we have to fear the 'other' in our country. What happened to that 2004 speech he made for Kerry, remember, about 'one America?' I miss that Obama, myself.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9257, "fields": { "answer": 9397, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You leak documents and other artifacts to your friends in the press. None of them touch it. They need confirmation, word from officials, the reassurance of authority. These gutless bastards, where's Woodward and Bernstein? Best you get is a report of 'rumors' by some website called Jezebel." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9258, "fields": { "answer": 9398, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The general tours around with his friends in the military brass, with keynote speeches by R. Lee Ermey and Wesley Clark hailing him as the key ingredient to returning American prestige. All you've got are the typical, gullible hippies attracted to your promises, and in desperate need of a bath." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9259, "fields": { "answer": 9399, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus casually raises his eyebrows before engaging. “Mr. President, if my policy reflects that of Senator McCain's, a distinguished war hero, frankly, I'm on the right track.” The seals in the audience clap following the comeback. “I, for one, love Petraeus's platform, but you already knew that,” McCain tweets." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9260, "fields": { "answer": 9400, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus explains in great detail how his surges will do what you couldn't. They'll strategically tackle the threat of Islamic extremism abroad, and allow democracy to flourish. CNN's instant voter reception polling, tracked using green and red lines, shows approval cratering as he goes over the plan." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9261, "fields": { "answer": 9401, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Petraeus suggests Putin is eager to invade Ukraine, that if the United States doesn't take effective measures to prevent such incursions soon, many lives may be lost in the fighting. You dismiss such fearmongering: “General,” you say, “the 1980s called, they want their foreign policy back.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9262, "fields": { "answer": 9402, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You relentlessly bring up the spectre of gun control, and receive little of substance from your opponent on the issue. “Mr. President, I believe through proper training, anyone can handle a firearm of such capabilities. I'd like to inform you of this, we don't use AR-15s in the military.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9263, "fields": { "answer": 9403, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Though the attendees initially booed, they ceased once they started hearing your plants express concern for the lives of the unborn. Huntsman, quick to make peace, clarifies he's supported and signed every pro-life legislation that came to him as governor, and would end Roe v. Wade as president." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9264, "fields": { "answer": 9404, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman is perplexed when confronted with your claims by reporters, then remembers. “That's Susan's plan,” he says, “Susan Desmond-Hellmann. She's at UCSF. We heard her out, we hear everyone out. That's not my plan, though.” Your claim is rated two Pinocchios by The Washington Post." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9265, "fields": { "answer": 9405, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In the footage, Haley claims the flag is a symbol of “heritage” and that the south held the right to secede. It's later uncovered the group the interview was for has a white supremacist as a top member. In damage control, Haley has the Confederate flag outside the South Carolina State House removed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9266, "fields": { "answer": 9406, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You didn't give it much thought when you patted Christie on the shoulder while shaking hands on the tarmac of an airport. From the angle of the photo taken, it looked as if the two of you were hugging. Christie is livid at the suggestion, leading to an unpresidential outburst at a press conference where he demands reporters “correct the record.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9267, "fields": { "answer": 9407, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Weary and sleep-deprived from months of campaigning, Biden repeatedly confuses Hurricane Sandy with Hurricane Floyd, the 1999 hurricane that struck the East Coast. He also confused Chris Christie for late actor Jackie Gleason at one point. Otherwise, it goes rather smoothly. He even guests on an audienceless taping of Letterman amid the crisis." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9268, "fields": { "answer": 9408, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The package dies in the House, and a special session of Congress is billed as a huge waste of time. After several days of fruitless wrangling, you fly off to Florida, hoping some retail campaigning can make you forget the episode like a bad dream." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9269, "fields": { "answer": 9409, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney struts around in his blue jeans, stiff and robotic in his attempts to relate to the common man. A viral image floats on the internet of him assorting his many children in an attempt to spell out his name but accidentally spells “Rmoney.” His team share a Snopes article identifying it as a Photoshop in vain." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9270, "fields": { "answer": 9410, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Attempting a forceful response yet falling short, Romney denounces your remarks as a “disgrace to the presidency.” Conservatives are ablaze. Much rancor is had over the symbolism in your language clearly in reference to slavery. To you and your ilk, its nothing but pearl-clutching. You're calling it as you see it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9271, "fields": { "answer": 9411, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“You didn't build that” becomes a rallying cry, evidence of your disdain for the working-class and anyone else who owns a business. It's a discredit to everyone who worked their way to where they are, and Romney takes advantage, trekking to mom and pop storefronts and promoting the value of small government." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9272, "fields": { "answer": 9412, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“The president is making the claim,” Bret Baier adjusts his glasses as he looks down at his notes, “that Governor Romney presided over a poor economic record, but really he's in a glass house, is he not?” Frank Luntz nods, “easily, Bret. I mean, the economy collapsed under Obama. The voters overwhelmingly trust Romney here.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9273, "fields": { "answer": 9413, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "What was a juggernaut of a campaign is thrown into chaos. Reid sweats under the pressue and distances himself from you. Axelrod frets about rumors, that this impeachment nonsense isn't just bluster. Over the next few days, individuals like John McCain and Susan Collins confirm their votes aren't decided one way or the other." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9274, "fields": { "answer": 9414, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Apologies, retractions of statements, admonishments of staffers and supposed 'rogue entities' in your administration, terminations of those in the campaign blasting off boisterous snides and comments. Pathetic, submissive, but it wins favor. Your devotees shake their heads at the emasculation of it all, while critics remain in a fury." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9275, "fields": { "answer": 9415, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's nothing like what those who think of Barack Obama think of, this fall from grace. You were supposed to be different, but the illusion's shattered. Axelrod tells you to get a grip, this campaign is nearly over. Count your blessings you're facing Dick Cheney, anyone else and you might've already been guaranteed a loss." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9276, "fields": { "answer": 9416, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A sketch channel on YouTube uploads a parody of the year's summer hit Gangnam Style to mock Trump, inventively titled 'Donnie Trump Style.' A rotund actor coated in orange wearing a floppy yellow wig dances around lip-syncing to the track as dollar bills rain down. It's a flop, to say the least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9277, "fields": { "answer": 9417, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "There are murmurs of something called 'shy Trump voters' that fail to appear in the polls, suggesting they are of particular abundance in the Midwest. You fail to buy it. These states haven't voted Republican in years, they're not going for someone like Donald Trump." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9278, "fields": { "answer": 9418, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You turn a heavy pivot to the progressive side. Commercials are aired of Trump supporters chasing down immigrant children in pick-up trucks flying the Confederate flag. Your supporters are livid at his rhetoric, while his voters play victim. It feels like it could all boil over at any moment. Depending how all this goes, it very well could." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9279, "fields": { "answer": 9419, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your team posts jokes of varying quality on social media, mocking up photos of Trump as Humpty Dumpty on his border wall. You exclusively call him 'Donald Duck' and hop on The Tonight Show for a sketch to read mean Tweets directed at you, ending with one from him where you tell him he'll never be president." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9280, "fields": { "answer": 9420, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Beck holds a rally in D.C., trying to recapture that Tea Party fervor that powered his first Restoring Honor gathering on the National Mall. Estimates vary, though CNN and The New York Times puts it between 130 and 140 thousand attendees. You do hear that Boehner tried getting his permit revoked, but you stopped that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9281, "fields": { "answer": 9421, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman Sr. makes his loyalty to his biological son known, practically disavowing the man who calls him a father figure, repeatedly insisting any right-wing defections from the Republican ticket are “only looking to elect Barack Obama.” Beck's speeches seem much more venomous in the following days." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9282, "fields": { "answer": 9422, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Beck continues siphoning, Huntsman continues leading. Online armchair advisors say you're ignoring an opportunity, Politico reports no 'action being taken' from your camp one way or another. Axelrod brushes it off. Do no harm, he says. It's always the better course." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9283, "fields": { "answer": 9423, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The DNC pushes an operation to amplify Beck's reach into areas of high importance. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Michigan. Anywhere it counts. Republicans quickly catch wind and pounce. Haley dumps a bag of Beck pamphlets that call him the 'only one who can beat Obama' and mocks the patently ridiculous premise." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9284, "fields": { "answer": 9424, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You debate two empty lecterns live, with Rice declining and Sanders excluded. You looked like you're the odd man out. Exit polls show most voters thought you came across as meek, the symbolism of two instead of one made you look an outcast. Fascinating the way voters' minds work." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9285, "fields": { "answer": 9425, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You seem to know your opponent's thinking better than your other opponent did. Instead of Sanders hitting you from your left, he frequently put on the kiddie gloves, but tore into her, Bush, and their former administration, all the while you kept quiet. Perfect." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9286, "fields": { "answer": 9426, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This does not fly with the Rice camp, who reject it. They point to Sanders's high numbers in states like California, your team continues to vouch for nationwide polling. In the end, no debate ever comes. The American people are left in the cold dark void of uncertainty as they prepare to vote." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9287, "fields": { "answer": 9427, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Netanyahu calls you a bastard and a liar. Doesn't take longer than half an hour for the news to leak of the promise of American involvement on the side of Israel having been revoked on your orders. With war now raging, you resign yourself to the fate of the voters." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9288, "fields": { "answer": 9428, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The tomahawk missiles fly in the night sky in a blaze of red dust and smoke, crashing into buildings, cratering them and everything that once lived within them into little more than charred ash and rubble. The troops are deployed in tight numbers, at first, more soon to follow. You address the nation on the decisions you've made." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9289, "fields": { "answer": 9429, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a brief interlude, you reference several articles of past sexual assaults, incidents of misconduct that continue to haunt Trump's past. He screams and shouts, implies they're falsified accounts, that it's all a witch-hunt. You said all you needed." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9290, "fields": { "answer": 9430, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You bring it all up. He's called Mexican immigrants “rapists,” demanded a freeze on all Muslim entry into the United States, more or less confirmed he thinks you were born in Kenya. Trump barely notices. After you're done, he passively responds, ignoring whatever you said in favor of a tangent on whatever he'd rather be talking about." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9291, "fields": { "answer": 9431, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Ignore him you do. Trump at various points makes accusations that range from plausible to clear fabrication. They all begin to blend together as you refuse to engage. The post-debate roundtable discussions by the media fact-check Trump's many falsehoods, but does anybody really stick around for those?" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9292, "fields": { "answer": 9432, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Trump says you're a terrorist sympathizer, you call him a domestic terrorist sympathizer. You both call each other criminals. Long gone are the days of you and McCain concealing each others' disdain for one another for the sake of unity. The raw honesty is sobering. There's no love lost between you two, this is war." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9293, "fields": { "answer": 9433, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Her rallies are a confessional as the failures of conservative parents are laid bare. Religious mothers afflicted by this peril are brought forth to confess their sins, crying into the arms of Bachmann. This crisis among the American youth calls for a tolerance. Ostracize, isolate, embrace. Only then will they be willing to listen." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9294, "fields": { "answer": 9434, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You become the first president to take that position, doubtless a historic moment in American history. Bachmann rewinds the tape on your prior claims against the practice from just a couple years ago. Regardless, after four years of Republicans saying that you do support marriage for homosexuals, and might even be one yourself, such attacks flop." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9295, "fields": { "answer": 9435, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bachmann refuses to back down from her overt appeals to those of the Christian faith, suggesting such measures pushing her to do so are an “act of discrimination.” She does create 'subgroups' for other faiths, including 'Hindus for Bachmann' and 'Jews for Bachmann,' to broaden her appeal. She hasn't gotten around to Muslims yet, though." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9296, "fields": { "answer": 9436, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your gutless endeavor to cling to neutrality slightly dilutes the passion of her most ardent fans, but your supporters aren't pleased. They're disgusted. Hecklers become prevalent at your rallies and create a bad look for left-wing unity heading towards election day." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9297, "fields": { "answer": 9437, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney continues to point out he did not name the article that, it was what The New York Times who carried the article titled it. He instead insists his op-ed only meant to illustrate his criticisms that you could've gotten more concessions out of the UAW and provided the assurance that management from GM wouldn't get a free pass for failure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9298, "fields": { "answer": 9438, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your sources get back to you with nothing. The most damning content they find for you is that old footage of Romney belting out 'Who Let the Dogs Out' as he met some Black Americans while campaigning in 2008. You shrug your shoulders and tell your people to run something with it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9299, "fields": { "answer": 9439, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney rejects your appeals to “demagoguery” in villainizing businessmen like him. Speaking to rallygoers he throws down the gauntlet, “the president is only ever able to express positions in opposition to growth. It's the reason why the economy went bust under him. I'd like him to know, corporations are people too, my friend.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9300, "fields": { "answer": 9440, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney continues to point out he did not name the article that, it was what The New York Times who carried the article titled it. He instead insists his op-ed only meant to illustrate his criticisms that you could've gotten more concessions out of the UAW and provided the assurance that management from GM wouldn't get a free pass for failure." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9301, "fields": { "answer": 9441, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "As it happens, your inner circle in Chicago is able to get it done. They get it through the right channels, with it ending up in the hands of some leftist rag called Mother Jones, who drops the leak of Romney railing on the “47 percent” who pay no income tax. He reportedly enters into a depressive isolation in the aftermath." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9302, "fields": { "answer": 9442, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney rejects your appeals to “demagoguery” in villainizing businessmen like him. Speaking to rallygoers he throws down the gauntlet, “the president is only ever able to express positions in opposition to growth. It's the reason why the economy went bust under him. I'd like him to know, corporations are people too, my friend.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9303, "fields": { "answer": 9443, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney retorts he had “binders full of women” for government appointments as governor of Massachusetts. He gets dragged for this remark, with viewers detecting a sexist overtone to the phrase, though Hutchison's response to it the next day dilutes the gaffe from being as harmful as it could've been." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9304, "fields": { "answer": 9444, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "He rolls his eyes as you pile on the excuses, name the true culprits behind your failings and shortcomings. When it's his turn to speak, he doesn't let you off so easy. “The president can't explain his inability to get this economy working again. It's all a blame game. When I'm the president, the buck will stop with me. Period.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9305, "fields": { "answer": 9445, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Romney is quick to interject, but it's a difficult attack to overcome. With a reputation as an uncaring corporate stooge plaguing him, the attack ads practically write themselves. The next day, a PAC in support of you cuts an ad of Mitt Romney literally throwing an old woman from her wheelchair and off a cliff." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9306, "fields": { "answer": 9446, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The general shakes off the idea he'd be faced by backseat driving from his party in Congress, recalling his fight with you that got him fired. “If I felt I wouldn't be able to complete my mission in the effective way I aim to, I wouldn't have run. I didn't trade one job where my voice failed to resonate for another.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9307, "fields": { "answer": 9447, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McChrystal was a political neophyte prior to running and its evident in his speeches. He runs with the message of the president being “above” the noise that comes with partisan politics. It begins to rub some conservatives the wrong way. Tucker Carlson says his “politics are a Rorschach test right now” on Fox & Friends." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9308, "fields": { "answer": 9448, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Addressing the issue of healthcare, he proposes a national service program. It'd allow young Americans to voluntarily serve in a paid position in healthcare or other civil pursuit through AmeriCorps for a full-year. He almost sounded like a Republican there, until he said he'd be paying them. 'Thousand points of light' this ain't." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9309, "fields": { "answer": 9449, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The repeal passes mostly along party lines, though a few departing Blue Dog Democrats and moderate Republicans break rank in voting. Democratic elites fawn over the repeal, but you hear none of it from Ayers, who calls it small potatoes." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9310, "fields": { "answer": 9450, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The Employee Free Choice Act makes its way through Congress, allowing workers to form a union by a simple majority vote. Conservatives from Fox News to The Daily Caller slam it. Ivy League-educated union organizers descend on fast food joints to recruit new workers to their ranks." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9311, "fields": { "answer": 9451, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Requiring transparency in pay and employers to prove that pay discrepancies are based on merit and not gender, it seems simple, yet will result in a web of federal regulations as time passes. George Will and Larry Kudlow say it affirms your betrayal. What happened to being a “post-ideological leader?”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9312, "fields": { "answer": 9452, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "With a midterm threat extinguished, you participate in a celebratory dinner at the White House with some of the victorious Senators who held strong amid pushback. If the next two years go as smoothly as this, you might have earned that shiny legacy just yet." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9313, "fields": { "answer": 9453, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Warren Buffett backs Bloomberg, albeit on the down low, same goes for that crotchety old woman and Mr. Wonderful on Shark Tank, Peter Thiel, among others. Those are just the ones in public. An anonymous Democratic megadonor sounds off to the press, “we gave him everything and he hates us! Don't bite the hand that feeds you.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9314, "fields": { "answer": 9454, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Ads with dramatic narration over darkened pictures of Bloomberg looking particularly slimy blast the backwaters' airwaves. “Did you know big city mayor Michael Bloomberg opposed efforts to fight redlining?” The target audience doesn't know what that is, but you're not naive. You know what you're doing. Farrakhan's taught you well." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9315, "fields": { "answer": 9455, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bloomberg doesn't shy away from his convictions even in the face of your criticisms, with reports figuring it'd help bolster his conservative bona fides and win over skeptical Republicans. With that being said, Axelrod shows you numbers that it might be having the opposite effect where he'd really need it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9316, "fields": { "answer": 9456, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a rally in New Hampshire, Bloomberg seizes on your flirtation with protectionism, calling it “reckless” and “cowardly.” Rather, he says in the United States developing closer ties to the Chinese government, the two countries will be able to work towards solving climate change and improving their respective trade situations." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9317, "fields": { "answer": 9457, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Hoping to knock down him down on his right flank indirectly, Bloomberg sees an opening to do the same to your left. “If you want to talk about changes in positions we can discuss you said you wanted single-payer and to close Guantanamo Bay, neither of which happened. I can sacrifice my time if you'd like to apologize to your supporters.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9318, "fields": { "answer": 9458, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You reuse the nanny state critiques straight out of National Review, before Bloomberg begins to laugh suddenly as you're ranting. When given his turn to respond, his smile was gone. “If your going to base your vote on anything, base it on who got our men killed by bin Laden and not on the size of the drinks at McDonald's.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9319, "fields": { "answer": 9459, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You awkwardly shadow the mayor across the debate stage. Eyes bleed watching whatever attempt at intimidation you were attempting to perform. Reuniting with Axelrod after, he proceeds to show you internet memes of you mocked-up to be whatever a 'Slenderman' is, stalking Bloomberg. It's all Greek to you." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9320, "fields": { "answer": 9460, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The attacks leave Bloomberg struggling to answer, needing to maintain his sturdy levels of support in the urban areas to compensate for rural deficits. He redirects to the general decrease in crime under his tenure, before awkwardly attempting to segway the conversation to your fiscal policy." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9321, "fields": { "answer": 9461, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "In a moment of surprising moderation from Bachmann, though the bar is very low, she clarifies that the position your attributing to her isn't her own but of the Marriage Vow she signed during the primary in Iowa to win a socially conservative group's endorsement. Saying she, “signed it as a series of suggestions she'd reflect upon.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9322, "fields": { "answer": 9462, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The scourge of teen moms is one very pertinent for the times. Kristen Wiig plays Bachmann on Saturday Night Live creepily staring into the camera, not blinking for a solid two minutes, delivering a monologue on the threat posed by comprehensive sex education before segwaying into hawking Bachmann campaign branded chastity belts." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9323, "fields": { "answer": 9463, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bachmann assembles mass gatherings, reaching the hearts of the people through her own brand of faith-based campaigning. With special guest appearances by Sun Myung Moon and more crosses being sold in the vendor booths at her rallies than actual campaign merchandise, this feels more like a religious schism than an actual election everyday." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9324, "fields": { "answer": 9464, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This is the obvious route and be that as it may it's hard to argue against it being the most effective. McChrystal's appeal is broadly dispersed across all groups of voters, and Perry's overt conservatism is difficult to contend with. Perry, to his credit, attempts to brush his older positions aside as no longer reflecting his opinions." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9325, "fields": { "answer": 9465, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "This isn't something of strong interest to most people, but you wouldn't be entirely wrong to say bad blood still exists between Perry and the Bush social circle. Things get awkward during an interview with the President Bushes when H. W.'s support for Hutchison's 2010 primary attempt to take him out is brought up." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9326, "fields": { "answer": 9466, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's a bit tactless, but arguably fairly straightforward. Perry's southern drawl, his inability to get his thoughts out in a cohesive manner, his quirky mannerisms accentuating his Texan essence. If Bush proved anything, it's intelligence isn't necessarily the thing Americans care about the most." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9327, "fields": { "answer": 9467, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Axelrod cringes as you seriously try to paint Perry as the modern Richard Nixon. Nobody buys into this attempt at a narrative shift. It's one thing to say there's an opportunity to craft an attack that'd define him, but you can't just fit a square peg into a round hole." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9328, "fields": { "answer": 9468, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Fox News interviews some post-debate watch parties crowded with Republican staffers and consultants. The reaction couldn't be more icy for McChrystal. One man massages his forehead before pointing to his response that climate change is real and there needs to be action taken on it, “I think we just nominated a Democrat.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9329, "fields": { "answer": 9469, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“Mr. President,” McChrystal spoke with the confidence of a private and the wisdom of a general, “you possess a stunning lack of foresight, for every one civillian you kill, you create ten terrorists.” It was enough to drop jaws. The 'hope' and 'change' candidate just got outplayed on foreign policy by a Republican. Well, in name at least." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9330, "fields": { "answer": 9470, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's difficult to overtake him on this issue. His polling shows him far outpacing you on foreign policy, especially considering his entire persona has been meticulously crafted around him being a wise, experienced military man. Being more attractive and not looking like he'll die at any moment like McCain is also a plus." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9331, "fields": { "answer": 9471, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "McChrystal breaks from his stoic self to demonstrate some visible annoyance at the question of the Rolling Stone interview constantly popping up. As the moderater cites the insults he threw towards Biden's way, how little respect he held for you, it puts a chink in his armor." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9332, "fields": { "answer": 9472, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The debate is compared to Biden's performance against Palin back in 2008, where everyone though Palin would blow it, but due to those low standards, she outperformed expectations. Same situation here, where Bachmann managed to come across as an ordinary Republican. Needless to say, Axelrod says you blew it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9333, "fields": { "answer": 9473, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "“This is a nation where no matter what race, creed, religion, or country you belong to or originate from, our country promises an equal opportunity. I'd never, uh, allow, my personal belief system, to overrule that.” The audience cheers and claps, the moderator asks if Bachmann would say the same. She just rolls her eyes and moves on." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9334, "fields": { "answer": 9474, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's a standard affair, not one anyone who sees Bachmann as a uniquely fringe threat to minority groups of different sexual orientations were likely hoping for. You do manage digs on her fiscal conservatism, and that manages to win over the core demographics of your party faithful." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9335, "fields": { "answer": 9475, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You come out as a true blue progressive to Bachmann's Tea Party crusader persona, and it's a slugfest. You outright call Bachmann a bigot, one who hates gay people; she calls you a bigot, one who hates Christians. It's ugly. Voters express their distaste of it all, but you've got your and her people fired up. Let's hope you've got more numbers." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9336, "fields": { "answer": 9476, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Morning Joe reviews some numbers with pollster whiz Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight, who puts Arpaio's odds somewhere around single-digits. But even Silver relents your pitch isn't one that'll resonate. “Is the president technically right? Sure. But campaigning isn't always about being real, it's about making promises.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9337, "fields": { "answer": 9477, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bezos isn't interested in talks to relent on anything in interest of serving your election prospects, so you unleash some fighting words on the poor conditions of Amazon warehouses. You rally outside one, demanding better working conditions in tandem with a living wage. Bezos calls it “embarrassing.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9338, "fields": { "answer": 9478, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You rally together with the AFL-CIO who whip endorsements in your favor across the board. A similar effort to organize against Arpaio is orchestrated in Phoenix by Unite Here Local 631. His rallies continue in warehouses, where he makes vague protectionist overtures to attendees, though the only unions behind him are of fellow cops." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9339, "fields": { "answer": 9479, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your campaign team films ad material in the heart of Louisiana's industrial underground. Its been decimated. A member of the state legislature, John Bel Edwards, tearfully warns America in a testimonial, “don't let Jindal and Arpaio do to America what happened here in Louisiana.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9340, "fields": { "answer": 9480, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "He proves slightly more formidable than you anticipated, if only because of how unorthodox of a debater he is. He manages to bring everything back to the border. Anything not relating to the Mexican border? Not interested. Axelrod frets as polls show Arpaio has clawed a lead on who voters trust more on the topic of immigration." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9341, "fields": { "answer": 9481, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You two get into a shouting match at one point, with Arpaio defending his policies as crucial to maintaining law and order, while you say he should be thrown in his own Tent City Jail for his tenure as sheriff. By the end, you two are forced to lie and say something positive about one another so the American people aren't left sad." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9342, "fields": { "answer": 9482, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Arpaio comes across like a raging racist as you rattle off the facts behind his discriminatory police procedures, saying he wants to deport children. It's cruel, heartless. What a monster. A savage NBC exit poll asking who won the debate has him barely hovering over 15%, it wasn't even close." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9341, "fields": { "answer": 9483, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your campaign team seeks to clamp down on the sentiment of Huntsman being soft on the issue, and re-air comments of his where he claimed to be “extremely pro-life.” The various pieces of legislation he helped pass on the issue flash on television sets in attack ads. You sweat bullets trying to emphasize his supposed extremism, hardly buying it yourself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9342, "fields": { "answer": 9484, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman and Haley are a hit on the fundraiser circuit. Their campaign hauls have regularly outpaced yours in recent months, with hundreds of millions in support; George Clooney and Jeffrey Katzenberg hold another dinner, the fifth one this month, desperately trying to make up for it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9343, "fields": { "answer": 9485, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman refuses to take questions as he's interviewed by Chris Wallace on the subject, suggesting its “unfair” to be tied to the business decisions of his familial company. “I have consistently fought to make my family business successful, and I'm hoping to translate that success to this country as president.”" } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9344, "fields": { "answer": 9486, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Resources are diverted to fund phony protests vaguely suggesting Huntsman is unqualified to serve because he lacks credibility on whatever issue the paid actors can think of off-hand. The Huntsman team fires back, with a strong belief they are phony. As they are. A video circulates by Project Veritas, where an actor admits its a sham." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9345, "fields": { "answer": 9487, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman worms his way out of the box you're trying to put him in that he's a slimy creature of the Koch brothers and other corporate behemoths. He's just too damn charming. You suddenly start to see why Republicans hate when you give toothy grins, because you certainly hate his." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9346, "fields": { "answer": 9488, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Huntsman ducks any attempt to pin him down on the subject, wildly segwaying to any alternative subject available in order to escape putting himself on record regarding it. It's quite strange. Even after repeated inquiries by the moderator for Huntsman to elaborate, he does it again. Odd." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9347, "fields": { "answer": 9489, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "When worst comes to worst, a flirtation with protectionist sentiment never hurt. At least, in winning back a select four or so states. Axelrod shows you some nice dips in favorability for the governor in those places following your attacks, though he left out the dips for you in other parts of the country, if only to keep the mood high." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9348, "fields": { "answer": 9490, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "The leftists scream and twist themselves into pretzels as they decry your blatant pivot, but not to worry, as the right-wingers scream and twist themselves into pretzels in near equal measure. You can only hope the final outcome of all of this politicking results in a net positive for your side of the aisle." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9349, "fields": { "answer": 9491, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "An agenda set, the goal of global unrestricted trade is outlined and made the priority for the second term of the Obama administration. If you could get it done now, you would. But now, you have an election to win." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9350, "fields": { "answer": 9492, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You phone your allies in Britain, Canada, across Europe and the world, your plans for a global fighting force, with aims of international security at the forefront of their creed. It only needs your reelection to guarantee it, but if so, you may have very well just saved the world from itself." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9351, "fields": { "answer": 9493, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A successor to Race to the Top, but bolder, stronger, much more durable, is whipped together and passed by the Senate, with enough intrigued Republicans in the House enchanted by the prospect to place it on your desk. Charter schools will have money poured into their coffers, with the guiding hand of standardized test scores tying it all together." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9352, "fields": { "answer": 9494, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "A capitalist nation. Where everything may be made right again via the transaction of the almighty dollar, and yet only now will the original sin's due be paid. You snap your fingers. Time is money." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9353, "fields": { "answer": 9495, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Bush. Cheney. Rumsfeld. Rice. Those monsters can't expect to have thrown a sovereign nation into chaos all in pursuit of personal enrichment. Not on your watch. They're going to pay, and you'll make sure of it." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9354, "fields": { "answer": 9496, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Those ghouls on the bench's days are numbered. They've been able to corrupt and abuse the power they've been given for all of American history and its time such abuses were done away with. No more miscarriages of justice. You're make sure of that." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9355, "fields": { "answer": 9497, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your campaign gets a lot of positive buzz after redirecting donation links on your website to a variety of charities and other philanthropic organizations. Meanwhile, Cheney's campaign bus in rural Nebraska just got its tires stolen and the former vice president had to ride in a bike sidecar en route to a motel." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9356, "fields": { "answer": 9498, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You campaign in Disney World of all places, truly one of the competitive districts that'll decide this election. Meanwhile, Cheney makes a guest appearance on The Tonight Show, where he dresses as Darth Vader as part of a skit. The funniest part was the booing that managed to obscure of all Cheney's dialogue." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9357, "fields": { "answer": 9499, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Wyoming and Utah become the battleground of the country, with you and Cheney in a heated contest to win these unpopulated fields and deserts over. You rally with some former governor of Wyoming who somehow won in a landslide in 2006 as a Democrat, while Cheney camps out in Salt Lake City with Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9358, "fields": { "answer": 9500, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You call his bluff and debate him. It was a relatively boring affair, with Cheney neglecting to do anything of note. One moment, however, is replayed on the morning news as a “heartwarming display of bipartisanship” when you and Cheney agreed that same-sex marriage should be legalized." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9359, "fields": { "answer": 9501, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Your team compiles a batch of edited videos of Cheney's footage on the campaign YouTube page. They frequently pitch his voice high and as he's in mid-sentence shoot Nyan Cat out of his mouth with rainbows pouring from his ears. You watch over the material with Axelrod, who assures you this tested very positively with the youth." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9360, "fields": { "answer": 9502, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Cheney makes more and more desperate attempts to provoke you into responding to him. It gets to the point the Cheney campaign bus parks itself outside the gates of the White House, refusing to move until you acknowledge him. It gets towed not a day into the publicity stunt." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9361, "fields": { "answer": 9503, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Well, that does it. Those peaceniks in the States are going to have to emphasize how bad you are on foreign policy everytime before swallowing their pride and saying they'll be voting for you come next year anyway. Those with enough guts and sense of self aren't so eager to jump back on your wagon, however." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9362, "fields": { "answer": 9504, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "Small protests erupt in New York City and Washington, among other localized regions over the failure of freedom to take hold overseas. Axelrod doesn't think it'll amount to much overall, but warns it'll lead to a small uptick in third-party support. Keep that in mind with the margins of particularly close states." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9363, "fields": { "answer": 1453, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's a satisfaction difficult to explain, nailing Romney on his dad as you are. He's not living up to his legacy, you say. Something about it just feels good. Maybe it's a cathartic act, being able to mention a father so much. It's not an experience you're familiar with." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9364, "fields": { "answer": 1454, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "It's a satisfaction difficult to explain, nailing Romney on his dad as you are. He's not living up to his legacy, you say. Something about it just feels good. Maybe it's a cathartic act, being able to mention a father so much. It's not an experience you're familiar with." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9365, "fields": { "answer": 1555, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "You hold meetings with Paul Ryan over criminal justice reform, his own personal ambition. The mistreatment, forced labor, punishment prioritized over rehabilitation. The system is rotten, built by fear. There's no quick fix. It'll take years to repair the damage." } }, { "model": "campaign_trail.answer_feedback", "pk": 9366, "fields": { "answer": 9505, "candidate": 77, "answer_feedback": "I'm in your walls." } } ] campaignTrail_temp.jet_data = [{} ] let newAd = true; function getRandomItem(items) { return items[Math.floor(Math.random()*items.length)]; } const ads = [ "https://i.imgur.com/6BgzmDW.png", "https://i.imgur.com/UGzViLi.png", "https://i.imgur.com/dXHtTbw.png", "https://i.imgur.com/CMRmZAq.png", "https://i.imgur.com/bOJsFy6.png", "https://i.imgur.com/XTr42nF.png", "https://i.imgur.com/x7ZMAOF.png", "https://i.imgur.com/dVKk0H2.png", "https://i.imgur.com/xZH3RdI.png", "https://i.imgur.com/CB4vjMS.png", "https://i.imgur.com/ZEcbvhY.png", "https://i.imgur.com/Zkoce4M.png", "https://i.imgur.com/5GqAsXn.png", "https://i.imgur.com/qUFKsCI.png", "https://i.imgur.com/Aq1Vl4P.png", "https://i.imgur.com/z68zqna.png", "https://i.imgur.com/eWHH1dQ.png", "https://i.imgur.com/3Cd4YBn.png", "https://i.imgur.com/jMXu2Fw.png", "https://i.imgur.com/uo63Gzj.png", "https://i.imgur.com/nx012dH.png", "https://i.imgur.com/k7SvWnF.png", "https://i.imgur.com/VQRMfJc.png", "https://i.imgur.com/jEOpIWv.png", "https://i.imgur.com/sR796rm.png", "https://i.imgur.com/k6owz5j.png", "https://i.imgur.com/AhYHXxt.png", "https://i.imgur.com/nqL8wUC.png", "https://i.imgur.com/Kjqxvqq.png", "https://i.imgur.com/qnzQVTD.png", "https://i.imgur.com/PSE8Msy.png", "https://i.imgur.com/PjWv995.png", "https://i.imgur.com/KEd6CxP.png", "https://i.imgur.com/9JZH6TE.png", "https://i.imgur.com/hJPjHEw.png", "https://i.imgur.com/GsF6JOd.png", "https://i.imgur.com/PBkti4j.png", "https://i.imgur.com/zUuA1Po.png", "https://i.imgur.com/deO8hR1.png", "https://i.imgur.com/9GLPGZJ.png", "https://i.imgur.com/YBv0Ayh.png", "https://i.imgur.com/IcPH9rk.png", "https://i.imgur.com/TXE3Img.png", "https://i.imgur.com/yVnV2D8.png", "https://i.imgur.com/4pwovNi.png", "https://i.imgur.com/jHrMrEK.png", "https://i.imgur.com/eU8x6m2.png", "https://i.imgur.com/b8ppIBs.png", "https://i.imgur.com/XBvcWQp.png", "https://i.imgur.com/wS2N3Pp.png", "https://i.imgur.com/yqVIwiB.png", "https://i.imgur.com/PMRPOsr.png", "https://i.imgur.com/8EYWnF7.png", "https://i.imgur.com/BIWUsbv.png", "https://i.imgur.com/a7UJPq6.png"] e.cyoa = true var Cred = 0; var Chauvinism = 0; var Daschle = 0; var Compromise = 0; var Public = 0; var Socdem = 0; var Neolib = 0; var Quidpro = 0; var Healthcare = 0; var Wins = 0; var Kagan = 0; var Garland = 0; var Sotomayor = 0; var Wood = 0; var Napolitano = 0; var Sullivan = 0; var Sears = 0; var Harris = 0; var Liu = 0; var Ellison = 0; var Holder = 0; var Huntsman = 0; var Rep = 0; var Midterms = 0; var Blob = 0; var Farrakhan = 0; var War = 0; var Sanders = 0; var songChange = 0; e.noCounter = 0 e = campaignTrail_temp campaignTrail_temp.candidate_image_url = 'https://i.imgur.com/5WhyIQ6.png'; campaignTrail_temp.running_mate_image_url = 'https://i.imgur.com/oIoUxiw.png'; campaignTrail_temp.candidate_last_name = ' '; campaignTrail_temp.running_mate_last_name = ' '; campaignTrail_temp.running_mate_state_id = '469'; campaignTrail_temp.player_answers = []; campaignTrail_temp.player_visits = []; campaignTrail_temp.answer_feedback_flg = 1; campaignTrail_temp.game_start_logging_id = '3662479'; const customStyling = document.createElement("style"); customStyling.innerHTML = ` h4 { font-size: 1.2rem; } `; document.head.appendChild(customStyling); let style = document.createElement('style'); style.type = 'text/css'; style.id = 'dynamic-style'; const targetNode = document.getElementById("game_window"); const config = { attributes: true, childList: true, subtree: true }; function onGameWindowChanged(mutationList, observer) { updateQuestionBanner(); } const observer = new MutationObserver(onGameWindowChanged); observer.observe(targetNode, config); e.VPisCandidate = 0; function updateQuestionBanner() { let questionBanner = document.getElementById("campaign_sign"); if(!questionBanner || questionBanner.nodeName != "DIV") return; let img = document.createElement('img'); if(e.VPisCandidate == 0) { img.src = 'https://i.imgur.com/MyJpuBR.png'; } else if(e.VPisCandidate == 1){ img.src = 'https://i.imgur.com/akKZUg5.png'; } questionBanner.replaceWith(img); } function tunnel(new_q){ return e.questions_json[e.questions_json.map(f=>f.pk).indexOf(new_q)]; } function switcheroo1() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Condoleezza" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Rice" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#c72e3d" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.2 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.5 //Va var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(772); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Al var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(728); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Nh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(755); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.96; //In var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(740); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.35; //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(769); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.55; //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.34; } function switcheroo2() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Michael" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Bloomberg" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#7a3409" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 27)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.1 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 31)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.1 //In var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(740); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.25; //Ct var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(733); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(769); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.15; //Tx Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(871); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.12; //Ga var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(736); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.78; //Nd var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(760); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Nm var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(757); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.8; //La var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(744); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.84; //Ms var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(750); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.89; //Ms Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(852); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.12; //Mt var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(752); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.8; //Mt Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(803); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.1; //Al var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(727); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.8; //Al Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(829); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.1; //Tn var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(768); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.85; //Mo var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(751); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.88; //Wy var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(777); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.70; //Id var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(738); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.66; //Wv var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(775); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.65; //Wv Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(877); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.08; //Nd var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(760); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.89; //Oh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(761); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.87; //Nc var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(759); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.90; //Nc Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(861); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //La Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(846); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.08; //Ar Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(832); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Io Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(843); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.03; //Mo Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(853); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Ga Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(838); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.04; //Id Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(840); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Wy Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(879); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.0475; //In Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(842); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.063; //Ky Libertarian var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(845); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.01; //In var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(740); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.10; //Ky var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(743); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.99; } function switcheroo3() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Stanley" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "McChrystal" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#99270b" } function switcheroo4() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "David" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Petraeus" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#ab0a07" } function switcheroo5() { var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Newt" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Gingrich" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#c2102a" //Ny var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(758); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.70; //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(747); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.75; //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.94; //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(747); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.75; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(731); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.80; //Pa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(764); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Ct var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(733); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.82; //Wa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(773); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.88; //Mo var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(751); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Mn var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(749); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.80; //Io var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(741); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.80; //In var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(740); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; } function switcheroo6() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Dick" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Cheney" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#450305" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.4 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.9 //Ak var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(728); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.82; //DC var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(774); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.15; //Wy var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(777); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; } function switcheroo7() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Chris" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Christie" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#590205" var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(77) campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#20788c" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.35 //Nj var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(756); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Nh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(755); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.93; } function switcheroo20() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Ron" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Paul" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#c72c18" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.8 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 31)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.9 //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(769); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.25; //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.82; //Sd var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(767); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.90; //Ks var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(742); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Ne var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(753); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Ny var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(758); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.68; //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(747); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.68; //Il var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(739); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.90; //Ha var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(737); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.75; //Nh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(755); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Co var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(732); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(731); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.78; //Nv var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(754); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.15; } function switcheroo21() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Michele" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Bachmann" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#b30740" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.7 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 31)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.9 //Ny var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(731); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.75; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(758); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.65; //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(747); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.65; //Vt var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(771); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.65; //Ri var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(765); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.75; //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.90; //Mo var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(751); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Va var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(772); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.85; //Nc var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(759); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; } function switcheroo22() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Mitt" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Romney" //Ut var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(770); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.25; } function switcheroo24() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Joe" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Arpaio" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#e85f3c" } function switcheroo25() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Donald" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Trump" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#800d0b" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 29)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.4 //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.85; //Ga var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(736); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.80; //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(769); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.35; //Nm var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(757); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.83; //Pa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(764); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Va var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(772); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.82; //Mn Democratic var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(698); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; } function switcheroo26() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(78) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Jon" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Huntsman" e.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#de164f" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 78 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.3 //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(729); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.15; //Tx var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(769); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.40; //Al var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(727); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Ms var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(750); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.93; //Or var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(763); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Vi var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(772); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.05; //Nh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(755); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; //Ut var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(770); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 1.35; //Wv var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(775); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.85; //Wy var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(777); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.95; } // 3rd party function switcheroo8() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Gary" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Johnson" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#f2e57e" var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(859); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.085; } function switcheroo9() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Bill" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Weld" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#c0db51" var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(849); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.044; } function switcheroo10() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Glenn" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Beck" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#e6cb05" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 80 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.8 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 80 && x.fields.issue == 31)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.9 //Ut var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(872); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.3; //Wy var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(879); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.2; //Id var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(840); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.3; //Mt var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(854); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.1; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(833); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Wa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(875); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.02; //Or var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(865); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.02; //Az var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(831); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.04; //Nv var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(856); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.08; //Al var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(829); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Ms var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(852); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Sd var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(869); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.085; //Ne var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(855); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.075; //Nd var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(862); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.085; //Co var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(834); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.03; //Wv var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(877); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.07; //Nc var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(861); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.04; //Il var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(841); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Ar var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(832); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; } function switcheroo11() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Jimmy" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "McMillan" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#547558" //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(833); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.003; //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(849); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.001; } function switcheroo12() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Penn" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Jillette" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#ab076c" var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(856); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.4; } function switcheroo27() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(80) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Curtis" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Sliwa" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#12db9f" var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(860); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.08; } function switcheroo13() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Chelsea" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Manning" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#ed77b2" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.9 } function switcheroo14() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Cenk" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Uygur" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#733614" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 29)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.4 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.7 } function switcheroo15() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Roseanne" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Barr" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#069c1d" //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(798); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.005; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(782); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.01; } function switcheroo16() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Dennis" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Kucinich" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#5d0a61" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 29)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.3 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.4 //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(798); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.0045; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(782); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.009; //DC var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(825); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.009; } function switcheroo17() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Bernie" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Sanders" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#34d629" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 28)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.9 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 29)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.9 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.1 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 31)[0].fields.issue_score = 0.9 //Ma var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(798); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.35; //Ak var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(779); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.2; //Ca var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(782); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.27; //DC var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(825); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.17; //NY var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(809); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.25; //VT var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(822); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.65; //Wa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(824); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.11; //Rh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(816); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.12; //Co var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(783); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.05; //Ct var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(784); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.015; //Oh var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(812); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.04; //Mn var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(800); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.15; //Il var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(790); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.08; //Pa var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(815); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.03; //Nj var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(807); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.03; //Mi var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(799); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.07; //Or var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(814); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.15; //Me var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(796); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.19; //Mt var id = campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json.map(p => p.pk).indexOf(803); campaignTrail_temp.candidate_state_multiplier_json[id].fields.state_multiplier = 0.12; } function switcheroo18() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Chris" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Matthews" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#1aada8" } function switcheroo19() { var id = e.candidate_json.map(p=>p.pk).indexOf(79) e.candidate_json[id].fields.first_name = "Joe" e.candidate_json[id].fields.last_name = "Lieberman" campaignTrail_temp.candidate_json[id].fields.color_hex = "#424242" e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 29)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.5 e.candidate_issue_score_json.filter((x) => x.fields.candidate == 79 && x.fields.issue == 30)[0].fields.issue_score = -0.8 } cyoAdventure = function(a) { ans = campaignTrail_temp.player_answers[campaignTrail_temp.player_answers.length-1]; e.noCounter += 1 if(newAd) { newAd = false; campaignTrail_temp.banner1.src = getRandomItem(ads); campaignTrail_temp.banner1.parentNode.style.visibility = "visible"; campaignTrail_temp.banner2.src = getRandomItem(ads); campaignTrail_temp.banner2.parentNode.style.visibility = "visible"; } else { newAd = true; } if(ans == 8940){ Huntsman += 1; } if(ans == 8940){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8930){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8943){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8994){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8980){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8984){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8971){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9089){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9097){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9100){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9108){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9098){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9101){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9170){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9160){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9158){ Wins -= 1; } if(ans == 9182){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9175){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9176){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 9125){ Wins += 1; } if(ans == 8932){ Quidpro += 1; } if(ans == 8909){ Neolib += 1; } if(ans == 8920){ Neolib += 1; } if(ans == 8907){ Socdem += 1; } if(ans == 8913){ Socdem += 1; } if(ans == 8909 || ans == 8913){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8923 || ans == 8921){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 8922 || ans == 8924){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8977){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8940){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8935){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 8945){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 8871){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 8930){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8942){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9018){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9037){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9036){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9045){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9041){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9051){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9024){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9025){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9020){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9021){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9029){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9032){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9052){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9053){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9055){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9056){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9058){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9059){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9060){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9062){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9063){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9064){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9066){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9068){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9069){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9072){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9073){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9076){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9078){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9080){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9081){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9110){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9114){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9113){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9077){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9089){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9097){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9100){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9108){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9098){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9101){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9087){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9091){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9103){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9106){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9092){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9104){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9044){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9054){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9067){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9071){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9082){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9118){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9117){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9109){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8954){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8946){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 8955){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9158){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9009){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9015){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9160){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9167){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9181){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9183){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9178){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9175){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9174){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9182){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9176){ Cred += 1; } if(ans == 9137){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9140){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9149){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9154){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9200){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 9413){ Cred -= 3; } if(ans == 9414){ Cred -= 2; } if(ans == 9415){ Cred -= 1; } if(ans == 8921){ Daschle += 1; } if(ans == 9427){ War += 1; } if(ans == 9428){ War += 1; } if(ans == 8948){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 8952){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 8956){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9111){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9115){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9119){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9024){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9025){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9027){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9031){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9035){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9043){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9047){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9049){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9057){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9060){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9061){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9062){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9063){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9065){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9075){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9079){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 9083){ Kagan += 1; } if(ans == 8955){ Wood += 1; } if(ans == 9069){ Wood += 1; } if(ans == 9077){ Wood += 1; } if(ans == 9081){ Wood += 1; } if(ans == 9118){ Napolitano += 1; } if(ans == 9037){ Napolitano += 1; } if(ans == 9045){ Napolitano += 1; } if(ans == 9051){ Napolitano += 1; } if(ans == 8949){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 8953){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 8957){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9110){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9112){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9113){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9114){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9116){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9120){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9020){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9021){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9022){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9029){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9030){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9032){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9034){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9038){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9042){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9048){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9052){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9053){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9054){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9055){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9056){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9058){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9059){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9064){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9066){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9067){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9070){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9074){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9082){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 8947){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 8951){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 8950){ Garland += 1; } if(ans == 9071){ Sears += 1; } if(ans == 9073){ Sears += 1; } if(ans == 9078){ Sears += 1; } if(ans == 9080){ Sears += 1; } if(ans == 8946){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 8954){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9109){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9117){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9036){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9041){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9044){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9068){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9072){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9076){ Sotomayor += 1; } if(ans == 9023){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9026){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9028){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9033){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9039){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9040){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9046){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9050){ Sullivan += 1; } if(ans == 9121){ Harris += 1; } if(ans == 9122){ Holder += 1; } if(ans == 9123){ Ellison += 1; } if(ans == 9124){ Liu += 1; } if(ans == 8966){ Compromise += 1; } if(ans == 8973){ Compromise += 1; } if(ans == 8969){ Public += 1; } if(ans == 8976){ Public += 1; } if(ans == 8936){ Chauvinism -= 1; } if(ans == 9142){ Chauvinism += 1; } if(ans == 9145){ Chauvinism += 1; } if(ans == 9175){ Chauvinism += 1; } if(ans == 9174){ Chauvinism += 1; } if(ans == 9177){ Chauvinism -= 1; } if(ans == 9491){ Blob += 1; } if(ans == 9492){ Blob += 1; } if(ans == 9493){ Blob += 1; } if(ans == 9494){ Farrakhan += 1; } if(ans == 9495){ Farrakhan += 1; } if(ans == 9496){ Farrakhan += 1; } if(ans == 8984){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8983){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8988){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8997){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8995){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8994){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8981){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8980){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8979){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8991){ Healthcare += 1; } if(ans == 8994){ Midterms += 1; } if((Daschle > 0) && (e.noCounter == 5)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[5] = tunnel(7000); } else if((Cred > 1) && (Daschle == 0) && (e.noCounter == 5)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[5] = tunnel(8912); } else if((Cred < 2) && (Daschle == 0) && (e.noCounter == 5)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[5] = tunnel(6969); } if((Chauvinism == -1) && (Quidpro == 0) && (e.noCounter == 7)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[7] = tunnel(6968); } else if((Quidpro == 1) && (Chauvinism > -1) && (e.noCounter == 7)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[7] = tunnel(8915); } else if((Quidpro == 0) && (Chauvinism > -1) && (e.noCounter == 7)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[7] = tunnel(6968); } else if((Quidpro == 0) && (Chauvinism == -1) && (e.noCounter == 7)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[7] = tunnel(6968); } else if((Quidpro == 1) && (Chauvinism == -1) && (e.noCounter == 7)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[7] = tunnel(6968); } if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred == 1) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(8916); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred <= 0) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(6967); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred >= 2) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(6966); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred == 1) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(6929); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred <= 0) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(6928); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred >= 2) && (e.noCounter == 8)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[8] = tunnel(6927); } if((Cred >= 2) && (e.noCounter == 10)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[10] = tunnel(8919); } else if((Cred < 2) && (e.noCounter == 10)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[10] = tunnel(6964); } if((Cred >= 3) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 1) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6963); } else if((Cred == 4) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 1) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(4000); } else if((Cred < 3) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 1) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6961); } else if((Cred == 4) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 1) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(4000); } else if((Cred >= 4) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6962); } else if((Cred >= 4) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6962); } else if((Cred < 4) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6960); } else if((Cred < 3) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 0) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6959); } else if((Cred >= 5) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 1) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6958); } else if((Cred >= 5) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 1) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6958); } else if((Cred < 5) && (Daschle == 1) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 1) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6957); } else if((Cred < 5) && (Daschle == 0) && (Compromise == 0) && (Public == 1) && (e.noCounter == 13)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[13] = tunnel(6957); } if((Neolib == 1) && (Wins > 2) && (Healthcare == 1) && (e.noCounter == 14)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[14] = tunnel(4001); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Wins > 2) && (Healthcare == 1) && (e.noCounter == 14)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[14] = tunnel(6956); } else if((Healthcare == 0) && (e.noCounter == 14)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[14] = tunnel(6955); pictureDict[14] = "https://imgur.com/8xqwAws.png"; } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Wins < 3) && (Healthcare == 1) && (e.noCounter == 14)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[14] = tunnel(6954); pictureDict[14] = "https://imgur.com/zzDMqwu.png"; } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Wins < 3) && (Healthcare == 1) && (e.noCounter == 14)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[14] = tunnel(6953); pictureDict[14] = "https://imgur.com/zzDMqwu.png"; } if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Kagan == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(4002); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Garland == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6952); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Sotomayor == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6951); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Napolitano == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6950); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Kagan == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6949); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Napolitano == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6948); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Garland == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6947); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Sotomayor == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6946); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Kagan == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6945); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Wood == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6944); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Garland == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6943); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred <= 5) && (Sotomayor == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6942); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Kagan == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6941); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Wood == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6940); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Garland == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6939); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred > 5) && (Sotomayor == 1) && (e.noCounter == 16)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[16] = tunnel(6938); } if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.player_answers.includes(8999) && e.player_answers.includes(8938)) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Manning campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6931); switcheroo13(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.player_answers.includes(8999) && e.player_answers.includes(8938)) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Manning campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6930); switcheroo13(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Cenk campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6935); switcheroo14(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred < 6) && (Huntsman == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Cenk campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6935); switcheroo14(); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Matthews campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6934); switcheroo18(); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Lieberman campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6933); switcheroo19(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Kucinich campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6932); switcheroo16(); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred < 6) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Barr campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(6937); switcheroo15(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred < 6) && (e.noCounter == 18)){//Barr campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[18] = tunnel(4004); switcheroo15(); } if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (Wood == 1) && (Sears == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994) || e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9098)) && (e.noCounter == 19)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[19] = tunnel(4005); pictureDict[19] = "https://imgur.com/AT7IQFC.png"; } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred < 6) && (e.noCounter == 19)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[19] = tunnel(4006); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred < 6) && (e.noCounter == 19)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[19] = tunnel(4006); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.noCounter == 19)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[19] = tunnel(4006); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Cred >= 6) && (e.noCounter == 19)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[19] = tunnel(6926); pictureDict[19] = "https://imgur.com/BFRDJVv.png"; } if((Midterms == 1) && (e.noCounter == 20)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[20] = tunnel(6835); pictureDict[20] = "https://imgur.com/peEPJt8.png"; } else if((Midterms == 0) && (e.noCounter == 20)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[20] = tunnel(4007); } if((e.player_answers.includes(9122)) && (e.noCounter == 21)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[21] = tunnel(6925); } if((Neolib == 1) && (e.noCounter == 22)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[22] = tunnel(4009); pictureDict[22] = "https://imgur.com/G7zxnD7.png"; } else if((Socdem == 1) && (e.noCounter == 22)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[22] = tunnel(6924); pictureDict[22] = "https://imgur.com/cVnEd9C.png"; } if((e.player_answers.includes(9142)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(6923); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/U15nANn.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9146)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(6922); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/GBgBI5V.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9144)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(4010); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/GBgBI5V.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9145)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(6921); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/jHb7xWi.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9141)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(6920); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/7cafJ1i.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9143)) && (e.noCounter == 23)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[23] = tunnel(6919); pictureDict[23] = "https://imgur.com/7cafJ1i.png"; } if((e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo10(); } else if((Chauvinism == 0) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo8(); } else if((Neolib == 1) && (Chauvinism > 0) && (Garland == 1 || Napolitano == 1) && (Sullivan == 1) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo12(); } else if((Socdem == 1) && (Chauvinism > 0) && (e.player_answers.includes(9005)) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo27(); } else if((Chauvinism > 0) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo9(); } else if((Chauvinism < 0) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ switcheroo11(); } if((e.player_answers.includes(8936)) && (Wins >= 3) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[24] = tunnel(6918); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8936)) && (Wins < 3) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[24] = tunnel(4011); } else if((Wins >= 2) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[24] = tunnel(6918); } else if((Wins < 2) && (e.noCounter == 24)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[24] = tunnel(4011); } if((e.player_answers.includes(9158)) && (e.noCounter == 25)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[25] = tunnel(4012); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9160)) && (Chauvinism == 1) && (e.noCounter == 25)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[25] = tunnel(6917); pictureDict[25] = "https://imgur.com/bz4lAvO.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9160)) && (Chauvinism < 1) && (e.noCounter == 25)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[25] = tunnel(6916); pictureDict[25] = "https://imgur.com/bz4lAvO.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9159) || e.player_answers.includes(9161)) && (e.noCounter == 25)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[25] = tunnel(6915); pictureDict[25] = "https://imgur.com/h8Ks9BR.png"; } if(ans == 9162 || ans == 9163 || ans == 9165 || ans == 9166){ vpTable["Barack Obama"] = "Joe Biden"; } if(ans == 9164){ campaignTrail_temp.running_mate_image_url="https://i.imgur.com/XFU4bbA.png" vpTable["Barack Obama"] = "Hillary Clinton"; e.VPisCandidate += 1; } if((e.VPisCandidate == 0) && (e.noCounter == 26)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[26] = tunnel(4013); } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 1) && (e.noCounter == 26)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[26] = tunnel(6914); } if((e.player_answers.includes(9151) || e.player_answers.includes(9149) || e.player_answers.includes(9153)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8998)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(4014); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9151) || e.player_answers.includes(9149) || e.player_answers.includes(9153)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8999) || e.player_answers.includes(9000)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(6913); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/rfd3mUi.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9152) || e.player_answers.includes(9150)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(6912); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/1UfVd8f.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9155) || e.player_answers.includes(9157)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(6911); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/qAAAz2s.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9154) || e.player_answers.includes(9156)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(6910); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/NB0EG3F.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(6909); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/NB0EG3F.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9148)) && (e.noCounter == 27)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[27] = tunnel(1234); pictureDict[27] = "https://imgur.com/yqA2igC.png"; } if((Cred >= 4) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(4015); } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(9122) || e.player_answers.includes(9123) || e.player_answers.includes(9124) || e.player_answers.includes(9121)) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(4015); } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8995) || e.player_answers.includes(9073)) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(4015); } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994)) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(6908); pictureDict[28] = "https://imgur.com/BOY3Ngj.png"; } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(8925) && e.player_answers.includes(8927)) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(6907); pictureDict[28] = "https://imgur.com/BOY3Ngj.png"; } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(8986)) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(6906); pictureDict[28] = "https://imgur.com/BOY3Ngj.png"; } else if((Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 28)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[28] = tunnel(6905); pictureDict[28] = "https://imgur.com/BOY3Ngj.png"; } if((e.player_answers.includes(9187) || e.player_answers.includes(9190) || e.player_answers.includes(9193) || e.player_answers.includes(9196)) && (e.noCounter == 29)){ switcheroo17(); Sanders += 1; } if((e.player_answers.includes(8972)) && (e.noCounter == 29)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[29] = tunnel(6904); } else if((e.noCounter == 29)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[29] = tunnel(4016); } if((e.player_answers.includes(8994) || e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8999)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9122) || e.player_answers.includes(9123) || e.player_answers.includes(9124) || e.player_answers.includes(9121) || (Sotomayor == 1) && (Napolitano == 1) && e.player_answers.includes(9175) || e.player_answers.includes(9109) && (Kagan == 1) && e.player_answers.includes(9125) && e.player_answers.includes(9137)|| e.player_answers.includes(9117) && (Kagan == 1) && e.player_answers.includes(9125) && e.player_answers.includes(9137)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9159) || e.player_answers.includes(9161)) && (Wins >= 4) && (e.noCounter == 30)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[30] = tunnel(6900); pictureDict[30] = "https://imgur.com/VNQYsIq.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8979) || e.player_answers.includes(8981) || e.player_answers.includes(8983) || e.player_answers.includes(8988) || e.player_answers.includes(8991)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9158)) && (e.noCounter == 30)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[30] = tunnel(6903); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984) || e.player_answers.includes(8994)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9158) || e.player_answers.includes(9159) || e.player_answers.includes(9161)) && (e.noCounter == 30)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[30] = tunnel(6902); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984) || e.player_answers.includes(8994) || e.player_answers.includes(8979) || e.player_answers.includes(8981) || e.player_answers.includes(8983) || e.player_answers.includes(8988) || e.player_answers.includes(8991)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9160)) && (e.noCounter == 30)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[30] = tunnel(6901); } else if((Healthcare == 0) && (e.noCounter == 30)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[30] = tunnel(4017); } if((e.player_answers.includes(9017)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9162)) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6895); switcheroo7(); Rep += 7; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/qm5EgUg.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/HfJxzHu.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/nwKS5v0.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/AiXsyzM.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9221)) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6885); switcheroo6(); Rep += 6; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/rQEE7ui.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/klpjxMC.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/LaBdZAY.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/cUMs9UF.png"; } else if((Neolib == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8942)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9153) || e.player_answers.includes(9149) || e.player_answers.includes(9151)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6887); switcheroo26(); Rep += 26; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/BdZ6EYq.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/Ffy6gaT.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/9d1joGE.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/iMrn82q.png"; } else if((Socdem == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8942)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6886); switcheroo26(); Rep += 26; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/BdZ6EYq.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/Ffy6gaT.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/9d1joGE.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/iMrn82q.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9173) || e.player_answers.includes(9174) || e.player_answers.includes(9179)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9187) || e.player_answers.includes(9190) || e.player_answers.includes(9193) || e.player_answers.includes(9196)) && (Cred < 5) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6892); switcheroo1(); Rep += 1; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/cgq9KUQ.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/Vf2NPOA.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/S3beKYS.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/CBuLfIk.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8972) && e.player_answers.includes(9203)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9162)) && (Cred < 6) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6896); switcheroo2(); Rep += 2; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/5Oym94K.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/CnVfalr.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/v47eEee.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/C0KXHww.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9131)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9178) || e.player_answers.includes(9179) || e.player_answers.includes(9180) || e.player_answers.includes(9181)) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6888); switcheroo21(); Rep += 21; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/2vyFMrM.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/eZg8pbJ.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/HKUKZoo.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/1wH0JjH.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8926) && e.player_answers.includes(8929)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994) || e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9086) || e.player_answers.includes(9088) || e.player_answers.includes(9090) || e.player_answers.includes(9096) || e.player_answers.includes(9099) || e.player_answers.includes(9102) || e.player_answers.includes(9105) || e.player_answers.includes(9107)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9160)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9175) || e.player_answers.includes(9176) || e.player_answers.includes(9182)) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6893); switcheroo20(); Rep += 20; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/o6HqZpf.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/AnsBwYT.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/3KLqIAw.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/i8zCd9b.png"; } else if((Cred > 8) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6879); switcheroo24(); Rep += 24; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/AIdT59D.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/5yLFfkV.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/k5JDAEU.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/ZmhZ3eT.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8936)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9084)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6881); switcheroo3(); Rep += 3; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/q3zVCi5.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/EcIvZje.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/yq2Wm7w.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/TMVCFo2.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9084)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6880); switcheroo3(); Rep += 3; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/q3zVCi5.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/EcIvZje.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/yq2Wm7w.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/TMVCFo2.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9085) && e.player_answers.includes(9122)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6869); switcheroo4(); Rep += 4; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/KEbEiaj.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/stLfmQJ.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/lYgoz4r.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/0R0gJ40.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9085)) && (Cred < 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6870); switcheroo4(); Rep += 4; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/KEbEiaj.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/stLfmQJ.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/lYgoz4r.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/0R0gJ40.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9166)) && (Cred >= 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6899); switcheroo5(); Rep += 5; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/J8AcWxq.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/qEf8QWf.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/PXAc6Fp.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/NoGj8Ek.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8965)) && (Cred >= 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6891); switcheroo22(); Rep += 22; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/VyTrYTy.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/W5GFinf.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/GLKekfX.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/bQ5AsJ9.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(8964)) && (Cred >= 4) && (e.noCounter == 31)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[31] = tunnel(6890); switcheroo25(); Rep += 25; pictureDict[31] = "https://imgur.com/MU8yQrY.png"; pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/lMOQZNl.png"; pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/natZubQ.png"; pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/kswvOkr.png"; } if((Wins < 1) && (e.noCounter == 32)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[32] = tunnel(4019); } else if((Wins > 3) && (e.noCounter == 32)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[32] = tunnel(6897); } else if((Wins > 1) && (e.noCounter == 32)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[32] = tunnel(6898); } if((Rep == 5) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6894); } else if((Rep == 2) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6889); } else if((Rep == 6) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6884); } else if((Rep == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(9179)) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6883); } else if((Rep == 1) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6882); } else if((Rep == 7) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6878); } else if((Rep == 20) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6877); } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(9331)) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6865); pictureDict[33] = "https://imgur.com/pWSBg5L.png"; } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6866); } else if((Rep == 24) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6858); } else if((Rep == 25) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6857); } else if((Rep == 26) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6850); } else if((Rep == 22) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6848); } else if((Rep == 21) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6840); } else if((Rep == 3) && (e.noCounter == 33)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[33] = tunnel(6836); } if((e.player_answers.includes(9179)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6873); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/9yT8g6k.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9175) || e.player_answers.includes(9176)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(4021); } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9182)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6876); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/r7s1fkN.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9180) || e.player_answers.includes(9181) || e.player_answers.includes(9183)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6875); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/FwEbcVi.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9178)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6874); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/FwEbcVi.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9173) || e.player_answers.includes(9174)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6872); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/sDr0plG.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9177)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(6871); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/yiw7aGs.png"; } else if((e.player_answers.includes(9503)) && (e.noCounter == 34)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[34] = tunnel(1235); pictureDict[34] = "https://imgur.com/U15nANn.png"; } if((Rep == 5) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6868); } else if((Rep == 20) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6867); } else if((Rep == 24) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6828); } else if((Rep == 1) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6859); } else if((Rep == 3) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6831); } else if((Rep == 7) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6854); } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(9331)) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6856); } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6852); } else if((Rep == 25) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6845); } else if((Rep == 2) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6834); } else if((Rep == 21) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6832); } else if((Rep == 6) && (e.player_answers.includes(9018) && e.player_answers.includes(9286)) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6847); pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/7u950x2.png"; } else if((Rep == 6) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6822); } else if((Rep == 26) && (e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6844); pictureDict[35] = "https://imgur.com/J4HVwVz.png"; } else if((Rep == 26) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6826); } else if((Rep == 22) && (Neolib == 1||e.player_answers.includes(9187)||e.player_answers.includes(9188)||e.player_answers.includes(9189)||e.player_answers.includes(9190)||e.player_answers.includes(9191)||e.player_answers.includes(9192)||e.player_answers.includes(9193)||e.player_answers.includes(9194)||e.player_answers.includes(9195)||e.player_answers.includes(9196)||e.player_answers.includes(9197)||e.player_answers.includes(9198)) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6839); } else if((Rep == 22) && (Socdem == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(9184)||e.player_answers.includes(9185)||e.player_answers.includes(9186)) && (e.noCounter == 35)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[35] = tunnel(6838); } if((Rep == 20) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6864); } else if((Rep == 5) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6863); } else if((Rep == 3) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6830); } else if((Rep == 21) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6829); } else if((Rep == 24) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6827); } else if((Rep == 26) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6825); } else if((Rep == 7) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6853); } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.player_answers.includes(9343) && e.player_answers.includes(9382)) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6855); pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/y1cI717.png"; } else if((Rep == 4) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6851); } else if((Rep == 1) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6843); } else if((Rep == 25) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6841); } else if((Rep == 22) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6837); } else if((Rep == 2) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6833); } else if((Rep == 6) && (e.player_answers.includes(9413)) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6846); pictureDict[36] = "https://imgur.com/e4QchUb.png"; } else if((Rep == 6) && (e.noCounter == 36)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[36] = tunnel(6821); } if((Rep == 7) && (e.noCounter == 37)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[37] = tunnel(6849); } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 0) && (Cred < 8) && (e.noCounter == 37)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[37] = tunnel(4023); } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 0) && (Cred > 8) && (e.noCounter == 37)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[37] = tunnel(6862); } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 1) && (Cred < 8) && (e.noCounter == 37)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[37] = tunnel(6861); } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 1) && (Cred > 8) && (e.noCounter == 37)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[37] = tunnel(6860); } if((Rep == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(9000)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9158)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9289)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9321)) && (e.noCounter == 38)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[38] = tunnel(6842); pictureDict[38] = "https://imgur.com/6Xg5G2R.png"; } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9125)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9170)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9175)) && (e.noCounter == 38)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[38] = tunnel(6824); pictureDict[38] = "https://imgur.com/S6SjlDZ.png"; } else if((e.VPisCandidate == 0) && (e.player_answers.includes(8925)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8927)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8936)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9122) || e.player_answers.includes(9123) || e.player_answers.includes(9124) || e.player_answers.includes(9121)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9168)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9318)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9184)||e.player_answers.includes(9185)||e.player_answers.includes(9186)) && (e.noCounter == 38)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[38] = tunnel(6823); pictureDict[38] = "https://imgur.com/0E6YEdF.png"; } else if((e.noCounter == 38)){ campaignTrail_temp.questions_json[38] = tunnel(4024); } //achievements if ((e.player_answers.includes(8955)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9073)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9122) || e.player_answers.includes(9123) || e.player_answers.includes(9124) || e.player_answers.includes(9121))) { // wood/sears and holder/ellison/liu/harris ctsAchievement("Mastery of the Law"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) { // obamnacare ctsAchievement("I've Changed"); } if ((e.player_answers.includes(8907) || e.player_answers.includes(8913)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984) || e.player_answers.includes(8979) || e.player_answers.includes(8981) || e.player_answers.includes(8983) || e.player_answers.includes(8988)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9090) || e.player_answers.includes(9096) || e.player_answers.includes(9099) || e.player_answers.includes(9102)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8926) && e.player_answers.includes(8932))) { // socdem Obama abandons principles successfully ctsAchievement("The Philosopher King"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9160)) { // kill bin Laden ctsAchievement("Zero Dark Thirty"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(8994)) { // public option ctsAchievement("National + Democratic + Marxist"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9175) || e.player_answers.includes(9176)) { // success in Libya ctsAchievement("Leading from Behind"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9318)) { // success in Egypt ctsAchievement("Hope and Regime Change"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9164)) { // Hillary VP ctsAchievement("Enemies to Lovers"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9331)) { // Expose Petraeus's affair ctsAchievement("Homewrecker"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9188) || e.player_answers.includes(9191)) { // Stop Sanders from primarying you ctsAchievement("Weekend at Bernie's"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9428)) { // Put your thumb on the scale of war ctsAchievement("From the River to the Sea"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9441)) { // Expose Romney's comments ctsAchievement("Ermahgerd...Terxes"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9494) || e.player_answers.includes(9495) || e.player_answers.includes(9496)) { // Achieve ultimate victory as a socdem ctsAchievement("Barry Soetoro"); } if (e.player_answers.includes(9491) || e.player_answers.includes(9492) || e.player_answers.includes(9493)) { // Achieve ultimate victory as a neolib ctsAchievement("war criminal :("); } if(e.noCounter < 32 && Socdem == 1){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if((e.noCounter < 32 && Cred < 0) || (e.noCounter >= 6 && e.noCounter <= 14 && Cred < 2) || (e.noCounter >= 15 && e.noCounter <= 24 && Cred < 5) || (e.noCounter >= 25 && e.noCounter <= 30 && Cred < 7)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ARPAIO_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 8){ //Huntsman Q let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } if (Huntsman == 1) { menuItemsA.push(HuntsmanFake); } if (e.player_answers.includes(8942)) { menuItemsA.unshift(HuntsmanCand); } } if(e.noCounter == 10 && (e.player_answers.includes(8964))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ROMNEY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, TrumpCand); } } if(e.noCounter == 26 && (e.player_answers.includes(9166))){ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ROMNEY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, GingrichCand); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'TRUMP_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, GingrichCand); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANTORUM_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } else if (e.noCounter == 26 && Cred > 2){ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANTORUM_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.push(SantorumFake); } } if((e.noCounter <= 21 && e.noCounter >= 16 && Cred < 1) || (e.noCounter <= 28 && e.noCounter >= 22 && Cred < 3)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ROMNEY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'TRUMP_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'GINGRICH_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 18 && (e.player_answers.includes(9084))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PETRAEUS_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, McChrytalCand); } } if((e.noCounter <= 26 && e.noCounter >= 22 && Cred > 6) || (e.noCounter <= 30 && e.noCounter >= 27 && Cred > 5)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PETRAEUS_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'MCCHRYSTAL_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } //Christie Nomination if(e.noCounter == 26 && (e.player_answers.includes(9017)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9162))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PETRAEUS_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'MCCHRYSTAL_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'RICE_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BLOOMBERG_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ROMNEY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'TRUMP_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BACHMANN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CHRISTIE_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(ChristieCand); } } //Rice Nomination if(e.noCounter < 32 && (Cred < 5) && (e.player_answers.includes(9173) || e.player_answers.includes(9174) || e.player_answers.includes(9179))){ christie_check = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CHRISTIE_A'); if(christie_check == -1){ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'RICE_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(RiceCand); } } if(e.noCounter >= 29){ if (Sanders == 1){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANDERS_B'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.push(SandersCand); } } else{ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'RICE_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } } if(e.noCounter == 28){ if (((Neolib == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8942)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9153) || e.player_answers.includes(9149) || e.player_answers.includes(9151)) && (Cred < 4)) || ((Socdem == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(8942)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && (Cred < 4))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(HuntsmanCand); } } else{ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } if(e.noCounter == 26 && (Cred < 6) && (e.player_answers.includes(8972) && e.player_answers.includes(9162))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BLOOMBERG_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(BloombergCand); } } if(e.noCounter == 30 && ((Cred >= 6) || e.player_answers.includes(9202) || e.player_answers.includes(9204))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BLOOMBERG_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 21 && (Socdem == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(9131))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BACHMANN_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(BachmannCand); } } if(e.noCounter == 28){ if (e.player_answers.includes(9178) || e.player_answers.includes(9179) || e.player_answers.includes(9180) || e.player_answers.includes(9181)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BACHMANN_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(BachmannCand); } } else{ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BACHMANN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } //Ron Paul Nomination if (e.noCounter == 19){ if ((e.player_answers.includes(8926) && e.player_answers.includes(8929)) && (e.player_answers.includes(8994) || e.player_answers.includes(8980) || e.player_answers.includes(8984)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9086) || e.player_answers.includes(9088) || e.player_answers.includes(9090) || e.player_answers.includes(9096) || e.player_answers.includes(9099) || e.player_answers.includes(9102) || e.player_answers.includes(9105) || e.player_answers.includes(9107))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, PaulCand); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CAIN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.push(CainFake); } } else{ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } if (e.noCounter == 28){ if (Neolib == 1 && (e.player_answers.includes(9160)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9175) || e.player_answers.includes(9176) || e.player_answers.includes(9182))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); menuItemsA.unshift(PaulCan); } } else{ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } if(e.noCounter == 19 && (Cred > 5) && (e.player_answers.includes(9089) || e.player_answers.includes(9097) || e.player_answers.includes(9100) || e.player_answers.includes(9108) || e.player_answers.includes(9086) || e.player_answers.includes(9088) || e.player_answers.includes(9090) || e.player_answers.includes(9096) || e.player_answers.includes(9099) || e.player_answers.includes(9102) || e.player_answers.includes(9105) || e.player_answers.includes(9107))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CAIN_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.push(CainFake); } } if(e.noCounter == 27 && (Cred < 7)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CAIN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 24 && (Wins > 0) && (e.player_answers.includes(9149) || e.player_answers.includes(9151) || e.player_answers.includes(9153) || e.player_answers.includes(9147) || e.player_answers.includes(9154) || e.player_answers.includes(9156))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PERRY_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.push(PerryFake); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 28 && (Cred > 4)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PERRY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } if(e.noCounter == 28 && (Wins > 1)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } //Sanders Primary if(e.noCounter == 26 && (Cred <= 4)){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANDERS_A'); if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.push(SandersPrim); } } if(e.noCounter == 29){ if (Sanders == 1){ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANDERS_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, SandersCand); } } else{ index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANDERS_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } } //1 == Rice, 26 == Huntsman, 2 == Bloomberg, 22 = Romney, 25 == Trump, 5 == Gingrich, 24 == Arpaio, 21 == Bachmann, 20 = Paul, 6 == Cheney, 7 == Christie, 4 == Petraeus, 3 == McChrystal if(e.noCounter == 32){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'RICE_A'); if(Rep != 1){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_B'); if(Rep != 26){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BLOOMBERG_A'); if(Rep != 2){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ROMNEY_A'); if(Rep != 22){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'TRUMP_A'); if(Rep != 25){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'GINGRICH_A'); if(Rep != 5){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'ARPAIO_A'); if(Rep != 24){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'BACHMANN_A'); if(Rep != 21){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PAUL_C'); if(Rep != 20){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PETRAEUS_A'); if(Rep != 4){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'MCCHRYSTAL_A'); if(Rep != 3){ if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'HUNTSMAN_C'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CAIN_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'PERRY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'SANTORUM_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1); } index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CHENEY_A'); if(Rep == 6){ if (index == -1) { menuItemsA.unshift(CheneyCand); } } } if(e.noCounter == 37 && (e.player_answers.includes(9415))){ let index = menuItemsA.findIndex(item => item.id === 'CHENEY_A'); if (index !== -1) { menuItemsA.splice(index, 1, CheneyImpeach); } } refreshSurrogates() } let vpName = "ERROR YOU DIDN'T SET ME"; vpTable = { "Barack Obama" : vpName, "Chris Christie" : "Haley Barbour", "Jon Huntsman" : "Nikki Haley", "Stanley McChrystal" : "Rick Perry", "Condoleezza Rice" : "John Thune", "Michael Bloomberg": "Charlie Crist", "Mitt Romney" : "Kay Bailey Hutchison", "Newt Gingrich" : "Rick Santorum", "David Petraeus" : "John Kasich", "Donald Trump" : "Lou Barletta", "Michele Bachmann" : "Tom Tancredo", "Ron Paul" : "Herman Cain", "Joe Arpaio" : "Bobby Jindal", "Dick Cheney" : "Michael Steele", "Gary Johnson" : "Mark B. Madsen", "Bill Weld" : "Andrew Napolitano", "Glenn Beck" : "Virgil Goode", "Jimmy McMillan" : "Vermin Supreme", "Penn Jillette" : "Adam Carolla", "Curtis Sliwa" : "Rupert Boneham", "Chelsea Manning" : "Cindy Sheehan", "Cenk Uygur" : "Matt Taibbi", "Chris Matthews" : "Alan Greenspan", "Roseanne Barr" : "Cynthia Nixon", "Dennis Kucinich" : "Steve Kubby", "Joe Lieberman" : "Lincoln Chafee", "Bernie Sanders" : "Cornel West", } vpTableHistorical = { "Barack Hussein Obama" : "Joe Biden", "Dick Cheney" : "Michael Steele", "Gary Johnson" : "Mark B. Madsen", "Chris Matthews" : "Alan Greenspan", } HistHexcolour=["#184794","#450305","#f2e57e","#1aada8"]; HistName=[" Barack Hussein Obama"," Dick Cheney"," Gary Johnson"," Chris Matthews"]; HistEV=[538,0,0,0]; HistPV=["87,004,639","38,621,672","2,303,325","1,523,768"]; HistPVP=["67.2%","29.8%","1.8%","1.2%"]; function onGameWindowChangeCandidates() { const resultsTableHolder = document.getElementById("overall_details_container"); if(!resultsTableHolder || resultsTableHolder.classList.contains("done")) { return; } resultsTableHolder.classList.add("done"); const resultsTable = resultsTableHolder.childNodes[3].childNodes[3].children[0]; for(let i = 0; i < resultsTable.children.length; i++) { const row = resultsTable.children[i]; let name = row.firstChild.innerText; row.insertCell(1); if(name) { name = name.replaceAll("-", "").trim(); console.log("name is:" + name) } if(i == 0) { row.children[1].innerHTML = `Running Mate`; } else { row.children[1].innerHTML = vpTable[name]; } } const resultsTableHistorical = resultsTableHolder.childNodes[5].childNodes[3].children[0]; for(let i = 0; i < resultsTableHistorical.children.length; i++) { const row = resultsTableHistorical.children[i]; let name = row.childNodes[1].innerText; row.insertCell(1); if(name) { name = name.replaceAll("-", "").trim(); } if(i == 0) { row.children[1].innerHTML = `Running Mate`; } else { row.children[1].innerHTML = vpTableHistorical[name]; } } } let ChristieCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/lzV0zAy.png', name: 'Chris Christie', text: 'Your failed attempts to reform healthcare and kill Bin Laden have made the popular New Jersey governor enter the fray. Already, the polls are showing an unbelievable margins between him and you.', button: 'Defer', id: 'CHRISTIE_A'} let HuntsmanCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/ThvCNpw.png', name: 'Jon Huntsman', text: 'With your attempt to invite him to the administration failed, Jon Huntsman has officially entered the race for president. If your foreign policy is a mess, he will be the one to face you this November.', button: 'Defer', id: 'HUNTSMAN_B'} let CheneyCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/bMWFoxk.png', name: 'Dick Cheney', text: 'Dick Cheney? That Dick Cheney? It can\'t be real. What are the Republicans thinking, nominating Dick Cheney, the war criminal, the man who has a 13% approval rating upon leaving office? At this rate, even winning Wyoming or Utah would be a hard challenge for them.', button: 'Defer', id: 'CHENEY_A'} let CheneyImpeach = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/I7JJt2v.png', name: 'Dick Cheney', text: 'What the fuck are you doing? Are you going to lose to Dick fucking Cheney?', button: 'Defer', id: 'CHENEY_B'} let GingrichCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/0fmfNqs.png', name: 'Newt Gingrich', text: 'The architecture of the \'Republican Revolution\' himself has returned this time to court your administrations dovish on national security.', button: 'Defer', id: 'GINGRICH_A'} let BachmannCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/NWD5Got.png', name: 'Michele Bachmann', text: 'With evangelical outrage growing everyday since the beginning of your presidency, Michele Bachmann has tapped in that momentum to put her ahead in the polls.', button: 'Defer', id: 'BACHMANN_A'} let TrumpCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/rnjfBX6.png', name: 'Donald Trump', text: 'The media-estate mogul has been flirting with a presidential run multiple times before, but all back down from it. However, this time, with your failure to save the blue-collar working class, it seems like a wave of populism will carry Trump to the nomination.', button: 'Defer', id: 'TRUMP_A'} let PaulCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/Ku6HQf0.png', name: 'Ron Paul', text: 'With your administration\'s aggressive neoliberal and globalist rhetoric, Ron Paul has gained enormous momentum among Tea Party conservatives and online social media. If there\'s no one else to oppose you, Paul will surely get the nomination.', button: 'Defer', id: 'PAUL_B'} let PaulCan = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/Ku6HQf0.png', name: 'Ron Paul', text: 'With your administration\'s aggressive neoliberal and globalist rhetoric, Ron Paul has gained enormous momentum among Tea Party conservatives and online social media. If there\'s no one else to oppose you, Paul will surely get the nomination.', button: 'Defer', id: 'PAUL_C'} let McChrytalCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/oWWMhHL.png', name: 'Stanley McChrystal', text: 'Fuming from your decision to fire him from the administration, Stanley McChrystal is looking to take revenge on you this November.', button: 'Defer', id: 'MCCHRYSTAL_A'} let BloombergCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/nxlFCha.png', name: 'Mike Bloomberg', text: 'Worrying over your administration\'s radical anti-police agenda, Mayor Bloomberg present himself to be a bipartisan voice to bring stability back to America like how he did it with New York City.', button: 'Defer', id: 'BLOOMBERG_A'} let RiceCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/ZdVGNjU.png', name: 'Condoleezza Rice', text: 'The neoconservatives have returned in response to your administration\'s failed attempts to intervene in the Middle East. All it needs for them to snatch the nomination is that if you decide to break with the left in your party', button: 'Defer', id: 'RICE_A'} let SandersPrim = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/xgmjud1.png', name: 'Bernie Sanders', text: 'With your low credibility with the left, Bernie Sanders has been talking about a potential primary challenge against you, hoping to push you further left on certain issues.', button: 'Defer', id: 'SANDERS_A'} let SandersCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/ABupncU.png', name: 'Bernie Sanders', text: 'Outraged by your remarks about his primary challenge, Sanders has led an army of angry leftists into the general election, promising to destroy you for your betrayal of the left.', button: 'Defer', id: 'SANDERS_B'} let BeckCand = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/cH0Mbhn.png', name: 'Glenn Beck', text: 'Huntsman\'s nomination has draw dissastified conservatives into Beck\'s campaign. With the conservative movement divided, it\'s clear that you can do much more to put yourself in favour of this election.', button: 'Defer', id: 'BECK_A'} let HuntsmanFake = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/9p4BJvO.png', name: 'Jon Huntsman', text: 'Despite being one of Republican\'s most popular figures early on, he has basically committed political suicide through accepting to work for your administration.', button: 'Defer', id: 'HUNTSMAN_C'} let CainFake = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/YZa9mc9.png', name: 'Herman Cain', text: 'The author of the \'9-9-9\' tax plan has been gaining momentum lately thanks to your overspending budget. However, without money, support and other factors, it\'s clear that he won\'t get the nomination directly.', button: 'Defer', id: 'CAIN_A'} let SantorumFake = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/7brK5IX.png', name: 'Rick Santorum', text: 'The conservative \'carousel\' has finally names Rick Santorum as its next candidate. With such an unstable support, it\'s unlikely that he will reach the nomination.', button: 'Defer', id: 'SANTORUM_A'} let PerryFake = { photo: 'https://imgur.com/MsKWVvM.png', name: 'Rick Perry', text: 'The former Republican front-runner now finds himself struggling for support after many gaffes and poor debate performances. It would take a miracle to let him even reach the Republican ticket.', button: 'Defer', id: 'PERRY_A'} const menuItemsA = [ { photo: 'https://imgur.com/ThvCNpw.png', name: 'Jon Huntsman', text: 'Governor Huntsman, the popular moderate governor of Utah, poses as one of the biggest threats to your re-election campaign. 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"; } if(Harris > 0){ //Harris overviewtxt += "• "+ `We've appointed judge Kamala Harris` + "
"; } if(Holder > 0){ //Holder overviewtxt += "• "+ `We've appointed judge Eric Holder` + "
"; } if(Ellison > 0){ //Ellison overviewtxt += "• "+ `We've appointed judge Keith Ellison` + "
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error

"; e.pages = ["

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"]; e.page = 0; endingPicker = (out, totv, aa, quickstats) => { //out = "win", "loss", or "tie" for your candidate //totv = total votes in entire election //aa = all final overall results data //quickstat = relevant data on candidate performance (format: your candidate's electoral vote count, your candidate's popular vote share, your candidate's raw vote total) orderID = [aa[0].candidate, aa[1].candidate, aa[2].candidate, aa[3].candidate]; var playerEV = quickstats[0]; var playerID = 0; /* e.header = "

" e.pages = ["

", "

"] */ e.pages = [] e.header = ""; e.executable = [] //MUSIC PLAYER if (songChange != 1) { if (Blob == 1 && quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const blobWin = new Playlist(); const blobWinSong = new Song( "Do You Hear the People Sing?", "Cast of Les Misérables", "Musical", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/4hHHYLN.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/Do%20You%20Hear%20the%20People%20Sing.mp3" ); blobWin.addSong(blobWinSong); changePlaylist(blobWin); } else if (Farrakhan == 1 && quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const farrakhanWin = new Playlist(); const farrakhanWinSong = new Song( "A White Man's Heaven is a Black Man's Hell", "Louis X", "Calypso", "1960", "https://i.imgur.com/SqzbrKz.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/A%20White%20Mans%20Heaven%20is%20a%20Black%20Mans%20Hell.mp3" ); farrakhanWin.addSong(farrakhanWinSong); changePlaylist(farrakhanWin); } else if (Rep == 26 && (Socdem == 1) && (e.player_answers.includes(9184)||e.player_answers.includes(9185)||e.player_answers.includes(9186)) && (e.player_answers.includes(9147)) && aa[0].electoral_votes < 270) { songChange = 1 const beckWin = new Playlist(); const beckWinSong = new Song( "Shadows", "Lindsey Stirling", "Electronic", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/DAwp2M4.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZtZH1i8vlyk8vQKI/Shadows.mp3" ); beckWin.addSong(beckWinSong); changePlaylist(beckWin); } else if (quickstats[0] <= 7 && (Rep == 1) && (Neolib == 1||e.player_answers.includes(9187)||e.player_answers.includes(9188)||e.player_answers.includes(9189)||e.player_answers.includes(9190)||e.player_answers.includes(9191)||e.player_answers.includes(9192)||e.player_answers.includes(9193)||e.player_answers.includes(9194)||e.player_answers.includes(9195)||e.player_answers.includes(9196)||e.player_answers.includes(9197)||e.player_answers.includes(9198))) { songChange = 1 const ultimateLose = new Playlist(); const ultimateLoseSong = new Song( "Sleepwalking", "The Chain Gang of 1974", "Alternative", "2013", "https://i.imgur.com/XnnvL9A.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZtZH1i8vlyk8vQKI/Sleepwalking.mp3" ); ultimateLose.addSong(ultimateLoseSong); changePlaylist(ultimateLose); } else if (quickstats[0] == 269) { songChange = 1 const deadlockLose = new Playlist(); const deadlockLoseSong = new Song( "Control?", "Yiannis Ioannides", "Electronic", "2013", "https://i.imgur.com/pAG8mH7.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/Control.mp3" ); deadlockLose.addSong(deadlockLoseSong); changePlaylist(deadlockLose); } else if (Rep == 6) { //Dick Cheney if (quickstats[0] == 538) { songChange = 1 const obamaConquer = new Playlist(); const obamaConquerSong = new Song( "Power", "Kanye West", "Rap", "2010", "https://i.imgur.com/1N4gdxx.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/Power.mp3" ); obamaConquer.addSong(obamaConquerSong); changePlaylist(obamaConquer); } else if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const cheneyLose = new Playlist(); const cheneyLoseSong = new Song( "The Chosen", "Unearth", "Metal", "2007", "https://i.imgur.com/SP6nBac.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/The%20Chosen.mp3" ); cheneyLose.addSong(cheneyLoseSong); changePlaylist(cheneyLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 270) { songChange = 1 const cheneyWin = new Playlist(); const cheneyWinSong = new Song( "Fantasy", "DyE", "Electronic", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/pDtOA5X.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/Fantasy.mp3" ); cheneyWin.addSong(cheneyWinSong); changePlaylist(cheneyWin); } } else if (quickstats[0] >= 368) { songChange = 1 const obamaLandslide = new Playlist(); const obamaLandslideSong = new Song( "D-Riding", "Jeremy Faglier and Carl Jones", "Pop", "2010", "https://i.imgur.com/PP7Rtiv.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/D-Riding.mp3" ); obamaLandslide.addSong(obamaLandslideSong); changePlaylist(obamaLandslide); } else if (Rep == 7) { //Chris Christie if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const christieLose = new Playlist(); const christieLoseSong = new Song( "Born to Run", "Bruce Springsteen", "Rock", "1976", "https://i.imgur.com/APOt5z9.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/Born%20to%20Run.mp3" ); christieLose.addSong(christieLoseSong); changePlaylist(christieLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const christieWin = new Playlist(); const christieWinSong = new Song( "I'm Goin' Down", "Bruce Springsteen", "Rock", "1984", "https://i.imgur.com/ENEYq0E.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/Im%20Goin%20Down.mp3" ); christieWin.addSong(christieWinSong); changePlaylist(christieWin); } } else if (Rep == 4) { //David Petraeus if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { if (e.player_answers.includes(9331)) { songChange = 1 const petraeusaffairLose = new Playlist(); const petraeusaffairLoseSong = new Song( "Guilty", "Claudia Brücken (ft. The Real Tuesday Weld)", "Jazz", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/BWkCQLo.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Guilty.mp3" ); petraeusaffairLose.addSong(petraeusaffairLoseSong); changePlaylist(petraeusaffairLose); } else { songChange = 1 const petraeusLose = new Playlist(); const petraeusLoseSong = new Song( "National Anthem", "Lana Del Rey", "Alternative", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/oOdDe3y.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/National%20Anthem.mp3" ); petraeusLose.addSong(petraeusLoseSong); changePlaylist(petraeusLose); } } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const petraeusWin = new Playlist(); const petraeusWinSong = new Song( "Party in the C.I.A.", "'Weird Al' Yankovic", "Pop", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/imYetxY.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Party%20in%20the%20C.I.A..mp3" ); petraeusWin.addSong(petraeusWinSong); changePlaylist(petraeusWin); } } else if (Rep == 3) { //Stanley McChrystal if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const mcchrystalLose = new Playlist(); const mcchrystalLoseSong = new Song( "Bangarang", "Skrillex", "Dubstep", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/Z3nn2ua.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Bangarang.mp3" ); mcchrystalLose.addSong(mcchrystalLoseSong); changePlaylist(mcchrystalLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const mcchrystalWin = new Playlist(); const mcchrystalWinSong = new Song( "Glory and Gore", "Lorde", "Pop", "2013", "https://i.imgur.com/cbzWn5I.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Glory%20and%20Gore.mp3" ); mcchrystalWin.addSong(mcchrystalWinSong); changePlaylist(mcchrystalWin); } } else if (Rep == 1) { //Condi Rice if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const riceLose = new Playlist(); const riceLoseSong = new Song( "We Are Young", "Cast of Glee", "Alternative", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/wRwfbos.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/We%20Are%20Young.mp3" ); riceLose.addSong(riceLoseSong); changePlaylist(riceLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const riceWin = new Playlist(); const riceWinSong = new Song( "Obama Nation Part 2", "Lowkey (ft. Black the Ripper, M-1)", "Rap", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/n2TDtmE.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Obama%20Nation%20Part%202.mp3" ); riceWin.addSong(riceWinSong); changePlaylist(riceWin); } } else if (Rep == 26) { //Jon Huntsman if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const huntsmanLose = new Playlist(); const huntsmanLoseSong = new Song( "Desolation Row", "My Chemical Romance", "Emo", "2009", "https://i.imgur.com/nH0z2jO.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Desolation%20Row.mp3" ); huntsmanLose.addSong(huntsmanLoseSong); changePlaylist(huntsmanLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const huntsmanWin = new Playlist(); const huntsmanWinSong = new Song( "Disenchanted", "My Chemical Romance", "Emo", "2006", "https://i.imgur.com/DlMI5wX.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Disenchanted.mp3" ); huntsmanWin.addSong(huntsmanWinSong); changePlaylist(huntsmanWin); } } else if (Rep == 2) { //Mike Bloomberg if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const bloombergLose = new Playlist(); const bloombergLoseSong = new Song( "Fallen Angel", "Mitsunori Ikeda (ft. Aimee B.)", "Electronic", "2010", "https://i.imgur.com/mLdnOsR.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/Fallen%20Angel.mp3" ); bloombergLose.addSong(bloombergLoseSong); changePlaylist(bloombergLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const bloombergWin = new Playlist(); const bloombergWinSong = new Song( "City Lights", "Paul Taneja", "Alternative", "2010", "https://i.imgur.com/ezZJAQo.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/City%20Lights.mp3" ); bloombergWin.addSong(bloombergWinSong); changePlaylist(bloombergWin); } } else if (Rep == 22) { //Mitt Romney if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const romneyLose = new Playlist(); const romneyLoseSong = new Song( "I Am Africa", "Original Broadway Cast of The Book of Mormon", "Musical", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/TH9mQcp.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/I%20Am%20Africa.mp3" ); romneyLose.addSong(romneyLoseSong); changePlaylist(romneyLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const romneyWin = new Playlist(); const romneyWinSong = new Song( "Biggering", "The 88", "Rock", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/bp8Dq10.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/Biggering.mp3" ); romneyWin.addSong(romneyWinSong); changePlaylist(romneyWin); } } else if (Rep == 25) { //Donald Trump if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const trumpLose = new Playlist(); const trumpLoseSong = new Song( "Your Graduation", "Modern Baseball", "Alternative", "2014", "https://i.imgur.com/i7XfIPi.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/Your%20Graduation.mp3" ); trumpLose.addSong(trumpLoseSong); changePlaylist(trumpLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const trumpWin = new Playlist(); const trumpWinSong = new Song( "Coals", "Modern Baseball", "Alternative", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/FKtJUcX.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/Coals.mp3" ); trumpWin.addSong(trumpWinSong); changePlaylist(trumpWin); } } else if (Rep == 5) { //Newt Gingrich if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const gingrichLose = new Playlist(); const gingrichLoseSong = new Song( "Fly Me to the Moon", "Frank Sinatra", "Jazz", "1964", "https://i.imgur.com/qqujVfV.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/Fly%20Me%20to%20the%20Moon.mp3" ); gingrichLose.addSong(gingrichLoseSong); changePlaylist(gingrichLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const gingrichWin = new Playlist(); const gingrichWinSong = new Song( "Blue Moon", "Frank Sinatra", "Jazz", "1962", "https://i.imgur.com/6ubOUGj.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/Blue%20Moon.mp3" ); gingrichWin.addSong(gingrichWinSong); changePlaylist(gingrichWin); } } else if (Rep == 24) { //Joe Arpaio if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const arpaioLose = new Playlist(); const arpaioLoseSong = new Song( "Who Did That to You?", "John Legend", "R&B", "2012", "https://i.imgur.com/7SUE0JJ.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Who%20Did%20That%20to%20You.mp3" ); arpaioLose.addSong(arpaioLoseSong); changePlaylist(arpaioLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const arpaioWin = new Playlist(); const arpaioWinSong = new Song( "Waste", "Foster the People", "Electropop", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/yaQtCWU.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Waste.mp3" ); arpaioWin.addSong(arpaioWinSong); changePlaylist(arpaioWin); } } else if (Rep == 21) { //Michele Bachmann if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const bachmannLose = new Playlist(); const bachmannLoseSong = new Song( "I Want...", "Pogo", "Plunderphonics", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/al6UokW.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZqopcqhJuCvIIvBk/I%20Want....mp3" ); bachmannLose.addSong(bachmannLoseSong); changePlaylist(bachmannLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const bachmannWin = new Playlist(); const bachmannWinSong = new Song( "There Isn't Any God", "Rusty Cage", "Folk", "2011", "https://i.imgur.com/oS8y1ku.jpeg", "https://file.garden/Zqc_yES-MSMCnUfZ/There%20Isnt%20Any%20God.mp3" ); bachmannWin.addSong(bachmannWinSong); changePlaylist(bachmannWin); } } else if (Rep == 20) { //Ron Paul if (quickstats[0] >= 270) { songChange = 1 const paulLose = new Playlist(); const paulLoseSong = new Song( "Cinderella Man", "Rush", "Rock", "1976", "https://i.imgur.com/Cn9w7JA.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Cinderella%20Man.mp3" ); paulLose.addSong(paulLoseSong); changePlaylist(paulLose); } else if (quickstats[0] < 269) { songChange = 1 const paulWin = new Playlist(); const paulWinSong = new Song( "Flight of the Navigator", "Childish Gambino", "Hip-Hop", "2013", "https://i.imgur.com/5aJWQA4.jpeg", "https://file.garden/ZrEM26zc3BXNoZ9V/Flight%20of%20the%20Navigator.mp3" ); paulWin.addSong(paulWinSong); changePlaylist(paulWin); } } else { songChange = 1 const blobWin = new Playlist(); const blobWinSong = new Song( "ERROR", "ERROR", "ERROR", "ERROR", "", "https://file.garden/ZsuzAVj2w3l6wqdE/Do%20You%20Hear%20the%20People%20Sing.mp3" ); blobWin.addSong(blobWinSong); changePlaylist(blobWin); } } //FINAL ENDINGS if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && (Blob == 1)) { // Final Ending Neolib e.pages.push(`

Transient Pleasures, Drastic Measures

Finality.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden somehow still harbored an inkling of delusion that he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016, even in spite of getting sacked. Obama rightfully attested this to senility and was careful not to mock the dottling invalid, if only out of pity. He never trusted Biden, that remained the case and forever would. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, maybe in some ways they still were. Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along, as intrepidly mindless as ever. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk in a playful manner. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go. The actions the administration will take, as she'll help craft the direction, decisions, and then in four years time, build upon it. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I think it's fairly obvious, Hillary. You have my support come 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she already knew this. Biden was still smiling, still looking at Obama. It was beginning to disturb the president. Maybe his brain had actually short circuited, and he was currently in internal meltdown. Whatever the case, he didn't want the discharge of any bodily fluids on the Oval Office carpet if Biden was going to go and lose control of all his facilities like this, so it was time to wrap this up.

“Joe? Did you hear what I just said?”

Biden blinked slowly. Suddenly, something resembling a glitter of light emerged from the depths of his irises. He was back, for a time, ready to sulk. “Hold on a second. You invited me to hear this? What the hell is this about, Barry?” Biden was shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, discounting his rotting brain, as his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday. Still, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew backroom deals were how it worked, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how their second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

Outside the Oval Office, Clinton and Obama continued to walk. Clinton turned, expecting Obama following close behind, only to spot him staring out of a window. Wistfully. She made her way over, placing her hand on his back. Obama only shook his head slightly, his face sunk a little revealing a transparent frown. He sighed before uttering, “all the festivities. I'm, um, not in the mood to partake in all it right now. Hillary.”

“Why?”

Obama shrugged. “Feel a little, sad, I suppose. I don't know why.” He looked out the hallway window. “I'm going to get some air.” He got up and made his way to the nearest venue.

Making his way onto the White House balcony, the pitch dark sky of Washington remained steady. The city banned the use of fireworks. Not so much as a star was out. The light pollution of the city kept them away and presented only a veneer of dark black and blue hues. Clinton came out behind him and stared into it as well, leaning on the balcony railing.

She waited a few seconds before breaking the silence. “Was it all you wanted, then?”

Obama pursed his lips and nodded a little. “Just about.” He looked over at Clinton, she was enamored by the night. The solitude of it. It felt right. She was by all definition elderly now, and yet an ambition possessed her, much unlike that of most young men and women in America, trapped in an endless state of arrested development. She kept climbing a ladder and wouldn't stop. Obama had to turn away before Clinton noticed his longing stare, turning back to the night.

Clinton peered over slightly, and Obama moved his eyes towards her direction. She was indeed growing old now. He had thought her decaying years ago, when he was less wise. Less aware. She was a flower. Clinton was midway through her sixties and she had that sane and practiced eye for the half-concealed disasters that constitute a life. In old age, she only revealed an inner beauty that betrayed her public reputation. She had the beaky and hollow-boned look of a great wading creature. Small prim mouth. A smile that was permanently in conflict with some inner stricture against the seductiveness of humor. He needed her. Her intelligence. Her experience. Her knowledge. Her.

“I'd only, uh, hope, this presidency did some good. Something worthwhile with the time we had.” Obama bounced his head aimlessly, contemplating how the future historians of the nation would construct his legacy. How they would transcript the manner in which he acted. Would they stick to the truths, or invent fantasies that better characterized an academic for little regard for anything other than preserving his own skin? If it made him look good, he figured that was the best he could hope for. He truly carved his own path. Or, he held the belief he did. Maybe he never had a path of his own to traverse. If not, he took comfort he at least chose the right one. He'd tell himself he did.

“I'm still sad, Hillary, but, uh, you've given my sadness a richness and depth it has never known before.”

She turned away, blushing.

Obama said, “you're more than a fair-weathered friend—you're a true enemy.”

She turned exceedingly red.

Obama said, “brilliant people never think of the lives they smash, being brilliant.”

Obama watched her blush. Clinton adjusted her pearl necklace and pulled down on her jacket. They took a last look at the sky and returned back into the White House.

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The Man Who 'Got It Across'

Finality.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that come with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address those still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod was missing. Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, kept asking about him, but Obama didn't know where he could've gone. Maybe he missed the flight.

Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk as in a playful manner.

Obama thought he was hallucinating, but from the corner of his eye, if his vision hadn't been betraying him, he swore he was seeing the trio of mentors who had fostered and brought him to where he was now entering the room: Louis Farrakhan. Bill Ayers. Jeremiah Wright. Like the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future, they stood there, staring down the trio who had been occupying, dictating the policy of the administration these past four years. That and much more was quickly about to change.

Obama nervously chuckled. He had not anticipated his friends from Chicago's arrival, and quietly but visibly panicked at the sight of them in the same room as his Washington Cabinet. “Minister, I, uh, I-I didn't, um, I, uh, who scheduled this meeting? Did, did someone give you a wrong address, maybe?”

Farrakhan busted a gut laughing. “Brother Barack, you're a good comedian! Just one of your many talents!” He wagged his finger at the president.

Biden and Clinton just looked behind them, completely confounded by what was taking place in front of their very eyes. Farrakhan brushed past them, not so much as acknowledging their presence.

“I've just been having a great night watching the returns come in. We did it! Yes, it was a victory well won!” He was shaking his fist in the air, his tone of voice betraying his words, sounding almost comical in nature. “I mean, what a grand victory it was, yes, Mr. President. A grand, grand affair that truly cements you as a great man!” He flew his arms in the air in exaggeration.

“Alright, alright. What's going on?” Obama was growing concerned.

Farrakhan bristled and shook his head. “Only what we've been planning, my friend. It's all,” he spun a nearby globe on its axis, “coming together, now.”

Biden began tugging on Farrakhan's sleeve. The minister peered over his shoulder to look down at the vice president, attempting to attract his attention feebly, before turning back to Obama. “Mr. President, your Yakubian seems to want my attention.”

“Hey Jack, I'm right here you can just speak to me...”

Farrakhan swiftly slapped Biden across the face, leading the old man to collapse from his chair onto the floor. The side of his face red hot, the shape of an open hand was clearly apparent. Biden struggled to rise, as everyone around, mouths agape, witnessed it all unfold.

“Alright, alright. You...think I'm just...someone you...push around, huh? I'll tell you what, minister, I'll show you some...” Biden clenched his fist, his breathing heavy and labored. Farrakhan smirked slightly, cracking his neck and knuckles, eager to see what he'd do next.

Biden pounced behind him, preparing to knock the minister flat on the ground, cold. His target was clear. Farrakhan's jaw. The minister laughed out loud and gestured Biden to approach his direction. “Hope the class is paying attention, you're about to see a vice presidential ass-whooping.”

Biden flew at the speed of a bullet. Throwing the mightiest jab he'd ever conjured, he aimed it directly toward the minister's face as everyone merely continued to spectate the battle, their faces captured in a kaleidoscope of expressive torment and awe. Farrakhan raised his arm trivially and captured Biden's wrist before it could reach its destination, slowly crushing the bones within it as it lay in his grasp. Biden's face grew sullen before it would sink into an anguish of pain and misery in the succeeding seconds after, followed by the collapse of his posture into a kneeling position. He could only scream as Farrakhan continued to crush his wrist like brittle styrofoam accompanied by tears of blood fleeing from his corneas.

It took a disturbingly long period of time before an intervention could rescue the pitiful vice president, as Obama stepped forward and yelled, “enough!”

Farrakhan, insulted by the interruption, let go of Biden to stare coldy at his protégé. Biden crawled to the Resolute Desk, mounting himself over it to regain his stature and any lingering element of self-respect left buried deep within his person. “I'll, just sit here, then.”

Farrakhan pointed at Biden. “You'll do no such thing. Now get out of here! You and that murderous bitch!” Clinton's eyes widened. She arose and walked to the minister. The two were locked in a staredown, the room dead silent. “This murderous bitch will leave on her own accord,” she scoffed. She looked over at Obama. “I was right about you.”

Clinton made her exit from the room. Biden fell over, unconscious.

“I never took you for a, uh, hotep, minister.” Farrakhan chuckled slightly. “You're in my good graces, but if you ever suggest to me that any action I'm taking is too far, that you have the command and wield the power to dictate my actions. You'll be where your vice president is,” he knelt down and, with his hand around Biden's cheeks, violently shook his head before letting go and allowing it to slam on the floor, “only not looking so pretty.”

Obama breathed, falling deeper into his chair as he awaited Farrakhan's next move. He moved over towards Obama, grabbing him forcefully by the collar, and flung him from his seat. “Brother Barack. I have great admiration for you. You're a great student, but a student is what you remain.” He sat in the chair, kicking his feet up on the Resolute Desk, busting out a cigar. “Bill, throw a light.” Ayers did as Farrakhan commanded, throwing him a lighter for his cigar.

Obama dusted himself off, bearing a face of astonishment. He couldn't believe how he was being treated. He did everything they asked, and this was how he was thanked?

“Y-y-you can't just treat me this way, I'm, um, the president. Minister. I ask for so much as a little respect. Not you to go around, smashing things, beating my subordinates. You can't-”

Farrakhan dropped his feet from the desk, silencing Obama. He stood up from the chair and walked over in his direction. “Brother Barack, you're right. I have been a rude guest in your place of residency, for that I apologize. I ask only for you to treat me with the same respect I'll provide to you.” He flung his arm over Obama's neck, clutching him in his grasp. Obama struggled a bit and wriggled out, shooting a look of confusion and anger.

Farrakhan recognized this, nodding. “Alright. I see how you want it. I'll show you what we'll do if you keep your act up.” He snapped his fingers. “Let him in.”

The entrance way of the Oval Office cracked open. A shadowy figure dragged some hobbling man and threw him into the room. Obama couldn't finger who it was, it looked to be just some random staffer, a field hand for the campaign back in Chicago.

The man got up and limped a little, collapsing head first. His teeth were rattling, head busted wide open. The blood had poured right into the dark blue of the carpet, creating a sickly purplish hue. Obama ran over and knelt before this unknown soldier. “Friend,” he lifted him a little and tried to keep him conscious. “Friend, for the love of god, who did this to you?”

The man coughed up a tooth, spitting the gunk from his mouth out in an attempt to converse. Obama patted his back softly, leaning him against the wall.

“Speak slow. Friend, whatever your name is, are you okay?”

The man opened his eyes, they were reddish around the sides. He looked dazed, barely aware of his surroundings. They dotted aimlessly before landing on the president. “Where...” Obama's eyes lit up. “Yes? Speak slowly. Stay with me, man. Speak slow. Tell me what happened.” The man coughed. “Men... in...there were men...”

“Speak, slow. Speak to me.”

“They, they took me in, around election night...back in Chicago...they...took others. I don't remember much. My head hurts, Mr. President.” The man's eyes began to close, Obama held him tight. He turned over to Minister Farrakhan, Professor Ayers and Reverend Wright. “Did you do this?”

Farrakhan slowly marched over, possessing a small bounce to his demeanor. “Brother Barack. I'm aware the presence of a battered footsoldier here must be a troubling sight to see, I am not a heartless creature like the white man, no offense intended Ayers, but I may empathize with your station.” He approached Obama and the staffer, bleeding out on the Oval Office floor. “A liability, I hate to say to you, Mr. President. But a liability. Men like this are liabilities, party servants. I don't serve a party. I don't serve an elephant or donkey who tells me what to do, what to say. I am my own man, and it's about time you became one too.” He turned around and glanced around the room.

“Same for your vice president, the madam secretary, the Gates boy, Axelrod, who we've talked some sense into, I'm happy to say.” Obama shot a face of distress at him, seeking further elaboration on what exactly he meant by that. Farrakhan just cracked a smile and laughed.

He stood over Obama, who held this nameless chump in his arms, whose body was growing cold. Farrakhan placed his hand on his shoulder and whispered into his ear. “They're all expendable, steps on a stairway.” He let go and readjusted himself. “If that's all, we must get going. This country won't be rebirthed from just one measly administrative action. We'll see what we can do, is that right, men?” Ayers and Wright nodded along. “A grand future for you we've got planned, my student. Your destiny, legacy, is only just now being written. With us by your side, once we finish with the re-education of your subordinates, as you call them, and this pathetic political party of yours, we're going to make dreams come true.”

Farrakhan snapped his fingers and led his lieutenants out. Before he exited from the room completely, he turned one last time to Obama and stared at him before letting out a sigh. “You've already made your choice.” He flicked the lightswitch and left.

Obama was gone.

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Let Them Teach You

Anticlimactic.

It was anticlimactic in Chicago. Or was it?

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...hey, that's good...but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “It looks like a deadlock.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “With the House as it is, I think Huntsman has our balls in a vise.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. That was the more likely explanation, considering he managed to blow what was such an easy race. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, and after glancing one last time at the television, he would.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Why the dour mood?”

Obama perked an eyebrow. “I, uh...I. I, um, uh, don't know if you're familiar, but a deadlock means...”

The voice on the other end began hushing Obama to be quiet. Obama watched the television screen. Clueless crowds were assembled, they just stood around, staring at the results with blank expressions. They were unsure of what to make of it, they didn't know if their team had won, but neither did he. “Unless...”

“I think you're catching along quickly. As one, old colonizing white man once said, 'never interrupt your enemy when they're making a mistake.'”

“But surely...if I, uh, understand you correctly. What you're proposing, it's going to be a gamble.”

“No gamble, Barry. A wrench in our cogs of progress? Yes, but better that than ultimate defeat. There's a comeback in the making here, we need you to get the ball rolling on it. Incite the infighting on their flank, set them upon one another and let them tear themselves apart. It'll work perfectly.”

Obama had the future envisioned, the suggestion of it. It was sly and tricky, no doubt a measure that could've only come from some big failures, but the opportunity to remake all of it and improve. Perhaps start over. Second chances. This is a second chance.

“I'll keep in contact. I'll let you know how it goes, I expect some measures form your end, too. It'll need to be a joint effort. We'll stay in touch, goodbye.”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. After they recognize the error of their ways, they'll come crawling back.

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At Least I Will Go Down As A President

Oblivion.

Obama was taking calls from several people, none of which were from his opponent, as he had anticipated. Instead, they were donors, governors, Senators, party bosses, his running mate, all in his ear screaming in a bloody panic about the crisis. Democrats were being electorally and systemically slaughtered. Analysts and experts had thought the midterm gains for the Republicans would stop at 2010, but they were wrong. It was open season.

Obama flung his Samsung across the room, as Axelrod ducked before it could careen at his forehead. “Mr. President!”

“Sorry, David. Hadn't seen you there.”

Axelrod picked up the cracked phone. “Christ's sakes, you nearly took my head off.” He tossed in it a nearby bin. “I can't say I blame you though. They're calling it the worst defeat for an incumbent president since, well, Taft, around 100 years to this day.”

“Thanks, Axe. I really needed to hear that right now.”

“It's all my fault, Barry. I was responsible for helping you, and I let you burn into flames. I'm sorry.”

“We got, uh, cocky, David. We were so full of ourselves we thought we could course-correct after what was practically, the, uh, you know, 21st century Great Depression. We were doomed from the jump.”

“You're not wrong, ever since Lehman it has just been shit. But Christ. Barry. They're projecting you lost every mainland state. It's just...it's like the end of the world...”

Obama leaned back in his chair and huffed. “Well, let's hope the Mayans weren't far off, then. But I'd rather not think about this right now, David. About, uh, legacy. I don't have that luxury anymore. I've brought everyone down with me with this loss. At least for you, maybe most Americans don't know who you are. I don't know how I will avoid the infamy. If only McGovern didn't die last month, I could ask for tips.”

Axelrod combed his sausage fingers through his receding hair. “Well, I came in, because for some reason, I don't know, I got a line on this Obama phone here.” He picked it out of his suit jacket, dangling it in the air. “Some...guy. He dropped it on my desk at the beginning of the day. Wouldn't say his name either. They were even using some voice modifier, I think. Jesus, Barry, what is this? Are you...you're not actually some kind of...I don't know... too be frank, I probably don't want to.”

Rolling his eyes, Obama reached out an open hand. “Just give it here, David. Some things you were kept out of the loop for, for your, uh, own peace of mind.”

Rubbing his temples with one hand, Axelrod dropped the cheap, throwaway phone in his boss's, before leaving the room, defeatedly. Pulling the phone to his ear, Obama nonchalantly answered.

“Speaking.”

“What a fall from grace this turned out to be.”

“Oh, I have, uh, only you folks to thank for that, now don't I? Teaming with that crank in Vermont so you could give a Bush lackey the, um, ultimate victory. Where was the sense in that? Please educate me.”

“Your failings were all brought on by yourself and yourself alone, don't delude yourself otherwise. We were merely spectators in your self-inflicted demise brought on by a thousand cuts from your own hand. But anyway, I don't think you need me to tell you this mission's been a failure. Your association with us is terminated, effective immediately. We do offer thanks. Thanks that you wiped your hands of us before you could flameout and bring us down with you.”

“That's a shame, you, you know. You've been such great help, always, um, pitching in. Doing nothing. Just sitting there, complaining, like children, when you were upset, or what have you. I mean with friends like these why need enem...”

“Just a question, Barry. Why the turn? Did their allure of money break you? Were you always a double agent? Have you ever really believed in anything?”

Obama stopped what he had been thinking and allowed himself to ponder on their inquiries. The answer seemed relatively obvious, only, under the circumstances, he couldn't exactly say it without looking like an ass.

“Did we disconnect...”

“Your, uh, system, set of beliefs. They're incompatible with how things work. If I had gone in lockstep with you, never become my own man, well I'd be a, um, uh, doing far worse than how I am now. I can promise you that. You would've destroyed me.” In the background, Anderson Cooper was reporting on staffers being talked off the ledge at the Obama watch party.

“I don't even know what to say...except...well, I want you to hear this, Barry. Put the phone as close to your ear as possible.”

Obama was intrigued if not a bit dreadful, but he did as he was told.

“It there? Okay, good. Now, hear this.”

The phone caught fire.

Obama backed away from it immediately, crashing into some curtains and cabinets. The fire alarm picked up the flaming object and began wailing. He could hear the screams and surprise from outside the room as the faucets shot water down. The combusted phone began to get drenched, and eventually, nothing was left of it but chared bits and pieces of electronics.

Michelle rushed in under the doorway. “Barry, Barry! Are you okay?”

Obama was now soaked. His crisp, well-tailored suit. Wet. The cusps of his right sleeve. Slightly burnt.

He stood there, under the pouring rain from up above.

“I'm fine, Michelle.”

Michelle walked up and lightly fixed him up, pointlessly. “Well, from my eyes, you're standing here. Under an active fire alarm, with water in your shoe and,” she glanced at the floor, “a broken, burnt phone?”

Obama picked up Michelle's wrists and pulled her in close, kissing her forehead as he did so. “It's not important anymore, Michelle. This, uh, this, a, endeavor, didn't work out like I thought it would. It's not the end. Me, you, Sasha, Malia, bring Bo and Sunny along, we're getting out of here.”

“Where we going?”

“Anywhere. Anywhere, but, uh, here. Let's go.”

Skipping his concession speech, Obama took Michelle by the hand, and fled the scene as interns and administration staff wildly raced around, jostling papers, and entered into the dead of night, into the great unknown.

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A Promised Land

538.

538 electoral votes. 50 states. The District of Columbia. All blue.

Fireworks shot across the sky like bursts of lightning, cheers echoed throughout the streets of cities with blocks packed from building to building with celebratory parades. Parents lifted their children high above their shoulders to see the television screens broadcasting the victory of the first Black president. The first Black president, who like the first white man in the office that he occupied, won everything. It was more than a landslide, they were seeing history in the making. This was no mere man, this was a legend.

You only needed one word for them, the great men of history: Caesar. Napoleon. Washington. Gandhi. Obama.

This country, a racist country, built on the backs of men and women with the skin color of him, he held it in his fist. Puddy. He was a god now. They have paid recognition to the majesty he bestowed upon them, with his mere presence. He didn't need feats nor accomplishments that would define him or hog the limelight. He just existed. He was that great. He was Barack Hussein Obama and he had just become the first president in the history of the United States to truly win an election through unanimous consent. No meddling needed. Far beyond that of the votes of the white landed gentry. This was real. He had ascended and the country below him was enveloped beneath his feet, in the shadow of a giant.

Obama had his feet propped up on the Resolute Desk, ahead of him Biden and Clinton cowered at his immense legend. His word would be bond. They were only peasants in his godly presence. Obama was picking the lobster out from his teeth. Enjoying the celebration as he was justly owed on the way back from Chicago, sampling Michelin Guide-worthy meals, popping confetti and laughing it up with the respectable company of Rahm and Axelrod, the plane ride was enough to intoxicate the president in the atmosphere, but far be it for him to prove susceptible to the adoration of others. He only required that of his own. It was all he had left.

“I believe you two know why I've assembled the two of you today,” Obama started. “2016. Who I'd grant the, uh. Pleasure. The pleasure of becoming my successor in this office.”

If he had it his way, he'd serve another term. He could serve as president for life. There proved no need to delegate the duties of the office to others as he was forced to do, but really, he didn't mind. Sure. He would like to have some say in the governing, but this truly bored him. The governing. It was all too dirty. Rather than that, he was owed the title of king and the ability to rule by decree. It was only then he could see continuing to spare the prime of his life to the nation, more so than he already had. Rather than that, he didn't mind it a whole lot.

“Joseph,” Obama suddenly uttered. Biden rose to his feet. Obama gestured for him to sit. “Down. Joseph. Sit.” Biden slowly backed down and giddily sat himself down in his chair. Clinton looked like she would when they'll open her casket for viewing. “I've been, uh, honored, to have you by my side these past four years,” Obama tried not to corpse, “and truly, without you I doubt I'd have managed to get where I am today,” alright, he was pushing it now, let's wrap this up.

“I would love it if you could serve after me, and, um, uh, be my choice come 2016.”

Biden simply got up. Obama was partially shocked at the sudden burst of action the decrepit old man was managing, but was simply too enamored with himself to conjure that ability right now. He just blankly stared at him, every move of Biden's he kept thinking of only himself and his future, or of the crowds and mass gatherings of applause he'd receive, the awards and titles, the statues and the places and buildings that would be graced with the privilege of adorning his name. Where was he? Or, yes, Biden was coming around the desk towards him.

Biden got on his knees and began kissing Obama's shoes. “Thank you, sir,” he kissed the rubbery tips again, “thank you.” Obama reflexively lifted his arm and head. “That'll do, Joseph.” Biden once again kowtowed before arising and scurrying back to his chair. Clinton was a puddle. This was the end of her road, and she needed to reflect on that. Glancing wistfully at the the desk she held aspirations of chairing over, the only solace was the comfort she could try once more when she was 80.

“Oh, and Hillary,” Obama broke her masturbatory train of thought, “don't gather any ideas of going against me, now.” He laughed.

Clinton followed suit, croaking out a mild, forced chuckle. “Never, Mr. President.” She'd've preferred Obama telling her to go fuck herself over this charade of faux pleasantries. If she could go back in time, and alter this course of history, she would do it in an instant. Damn him. Damn him to hell.

Obama rose up as Biden continued kissing his feet. “Alright, Joseph, stop the groveling now, get up,” Obama picked him up from the back of his collar and stood him up. Biden adjusted himself and combed back his hairplugs to look more presentable. “Of course, Mr. President.” The two marched onward out of the office and into the hallowed halls of the White House. Blessed to have had within it the Obama family. Meanwhile, Clinton continued to stare onward, in the darkness of the night sky, which had begun to seep out from the Washington atmosphere and into the Oval Office, enveloping her whole.

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Fix the Culture of Neglect

538.

538 electoral votes. 50 states. The District of Columbia. All blue.

Fireworks shot across the sky like bursts of lightning, cheers echoed throughout the streets of cities with blocks packed from building to building with celebratory parades. Parents lifted their children high above their shoulders to see the television screens broadcasting the victory of the first Black president. The first Black president, who like the first white man in the office that he occupied, won everything. It was more than a landslide, they were seeing history in the making. This was no mere man, this was a legend.

You only needed one word for them, the great men of history: Caesar. Napoleon. Washington. Gandhi. Obama.

This country, a directionless, easily manipulated country, built by captains of industry, he held it in his fist. Puddy. He was a god now. They have paid recognition to the majesty he bestowed upon them, with his mere presence. He didn't need feats nor accomplishments that would define him or hog the limelight. He just existed. He was that great. He was Barack Hussein Obama and he had just become the first president in the history of the United States to truly win an election through unanimous consent. He didn't even need to be a great general or have to construct some grand, storied history to build a false mythology about him. This was real. He had ascended and the country below him was enveloped beneath his feet, in the shadow of a giant.

Obama had his feet propped up on the Resolute Desk, ahead of him Biden and Clinton cowered at his immense legend. His word would be bond. They were only peasants in his godly presence. Obama was picking the lobster out from his teeth. Enjoying the celebration as he was justly owed on the way back from Chicago, sampling Michelin Guide-worthy meals, popping confetti and laughing it up with the respectable company of Rahm and Axelrod, the plane ride was enough to intoxicate the president in the atmosphere, but far be it for him to prove susceptible to the adoration of others. He only required that of his own. It was all he had left.

“I believe you two know why I've assembled the two of you today,” Obama started. “2016. Who I'd grant the, uh. Pleasure. The pleasure of becoming my successor in this office.”

If he had it his way, he'd serve another term. He could serve as president for life. There proved no need to delegate the duties of the office to others as he was forced to do, but really, he didn't mind. Sure. He would like to have some say in the governing, but this truly bored him. The governing. It was all too dirty. Rather than that, he was owed the title of king and the ability to rule by decree. It was only then he could see continuing to spare the prime of his life to the nation, more so than he already had. Rather than that, he didn't mind it a whole lot.

“Hillary,” Obama suddenly uttered. Clinton's lips curled like spoiled milk into a devilish grin. She took a big risk, it could've all fallen apart, but the opposite would occur. This was a blessing in disguise, and now with the foundation laid, she had the world in the palm of her hand. Biden merely accepted his fate, as if his tenure in politics had been Old Yeller and Obama was polishing his shotgun. He just stared with a blank, emotionless expression as the two kept speaking like he wasn't even there. “I'd be honored if you were the, uh, one, to carry the torch into 2016. For me.”

Clinton flashed her gums and veneers, eyes closed, head slightly raised as if she was being blessed with the bright light of Heaven's pearly gates. This was about as close as she was to experiencing that ever happening, so she made sure to enjoy every last second of it. When she was finally done, she looked back down and readied herself to respond.

“Of course, Mr. President, I'd love to,” Clinton got up and was ready to shake his hand. Obama failed to acknowledge the gesture and just stared at her for a moment. Yes, he was calling it the 'passing of the torch,' but he meant it more metaphorically. He had every intention of this being to his exact specifications. No, this wasn't Hillary's ambition, it was his; by denying her this satisfaction, it'd be a reflective of his expectations for the future. Clinton noticed this, and quickly deciphered what he had been getting at. She smiled and sat back down. “Thank you, again.”

Biden continued rotting in the chair next to them, amounting to the same amount of consequence as the Oval Office drapes had to the present situation.

Obama got up and, without even so much as a prompt, Clinton shot up and joined him. Never had this been thought possible, but Clinton was merely an apprentice to the true expert. A greenhorn no more, as she originally thought of him. He was a genius, and in his ever-gracious intellect, he was granting her the privilege of his tutelage. She'd be watching the next four years of his masterful administrative work very, very closely, in preparation for her own to succeed him. They made their way out, flicking the lightswitch off and proceeding further into the belly of the White House.

Was there someone else in the room? They had forgot. Doubtless, it held little importance to their plans for the future.

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A People of Improbable Hope

Anticlimactic.

It was anticlimactic in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...hey, that's good...but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “It looks like a deadlock.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. That was the more likely explanation, considering he managed to blow what was such an easy race. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, and after glancing one last time at the television, he would.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“We did some Google searching and can confirm what a tie means.”

“Oh thanks, I was just thinking how unfortunate it is I had nobody else to tell me that right now.”

Obama watched the television screen. Clueless crowds were assembled, they just stood around, staring at the results with blank expressions. They were unsure of what to make of it, they didn't know if their team had won, but Obama knew all too well. “Well, if that's all...”

“We have to apologize. We truly thought you were, at one point, a man of talent. Capable of legendary feats. But we were wrong. You were a victim of our hopes, and we crafted this myth around you. It isn't your fault you're a failure, a joke. It's ours for not seeing that in the first place and letting you emasculate yourself in front of millions. Even if you were a traitor to the cause, losing like this, it just makes us all look bad. For that, we owe you our amends.”

“You about finished?”

“Guess so. This stinging loss has failed to deteriorate your vast ego, we see. If you had so much as an inkling of care for the people you supposedly served it may have proved more devastating, but that's asking far too much of you. There is no father of yours to cry to, nobody you answer to. Only yourself. Liberating, I'm sure. Now you can wither and die in that isolation you've crafted for yourself. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

There was a moment of silence.

“You could've been so much more. Could've changed this nation for the better, rebuilt it, with us by your side. We could've created wonders, erased the sin from...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. Maybe it wasn't time for a call now, but it soon would be.

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An Unmet Promise

Anticlimactic.

It was anticlimactic in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...hey, that's good...but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “It looks like a deadlock.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, but something on the television must've caught his eye, because he stuck around.

Obama tried to signal him to leave as he sat back down and dialed the only number available, but he wouldn't leave in time.

“Speaking.”

“Guess we can call this a wrap.”

“There's still the possibilty of, a, uh, negotiation maybe.”

“Forget it. Would rather pour myself in gasoline then get tangled with Republicans.”

Axelrod was curious who was on the phone. Was it Boehner? Was he negotiating somehow? He had to know. “Barry, who are you talking to?”

Obama tried to swat him away, making a throat slash motion in an attempt to dissuade him from asking. The line on the other end had caught wind and had a curiosity form themselves. “What's going on? Who are you speaking to?”

Obama sighed and closed his eyes. “Axelrod. David Axelrod.”

Axelrod raised an eyebrow. He hoped he wasn't throwing a wrench into his boss's plans, what almost certainly had to be an ingenious Machiavellian power-grab of proportions not seen in American history prior. He was ready to leave and allow him the luxury of peace and quiet in his efforts.

“Let me speak to him.”

Obama hesitated at first, but felt he may as well. There wasn't much else to lose. He reached out his hand and gestured Axelrod over, despite the doubt nagging, harassing the back of his mind that he'll need to call a janitor in to mop a certain color of red out from the walls once the call concluded.

Axelrod bent over and spoke into the phone, greatly confused. “H-hello?”

“Mr. Axelrod.”

“Yeah, I'm David Axelrod. Who is this?”

The phone emitted an ear-piercing screech. Obama and Axelrod coiled in pain as their ears were stung with the piercing noise. Mercifully, it let up, and the voice returned to clarity.

“Answer the question, porky.”

Axelrod was slightly discombobulated and nearly fell over, leaning over Obama's desk, he rapidly blinked his eyes and attempted to refocus his attention to the call.

“The Electoral College, in Obama's current state, where would that land us?”

“Uh, s-sir, the, the Electoral College, it's...” Axelrod was on the brink of fainting, but held on, “...under the control of the Republicans.” He chose to lay on the floor. “The...the Electoral College, when it ties, like it just did, it goes to the House of Representatives. The Republicans...control... the House...”

“I see.” The voice from the phone didn't attempt to conceal their disappointment. “You still there?”

“What the hell was that?”

“A little something some friends are cooking in Cuba. It's in early stages right now, but it's making good progress. You'll be fine. Now can you speak?”

“Uh, yeah, let me, take you off speaker.”

Axelrod rolled over and decided to rest, his breathing heavy and labored. “Uuh.”

Obama took the phone off speaker and returned it close to his ear, although now with much hesitation. “So this is it, I guess.”

“So close, yet so far. We'll never have the opportunity we had when you started again. The chance to remake the economic structure of the banking system, to seize control of the corporate husks of the Democratic Party with their supermajority and dictate their actions with your every command. God. What we could've done. That's all gone now.”

Obama went over to lift Axelrod onto a chair to sit down and catch his breath, before returning to his business. He fiddled with the phone a little and huffed. “Suppose we're through?”

“An astute observation, your professorial skills are hard at work tonight seemingly. Do us a favor and dispose of the phone. You won't like what it does when you leave it hanging around.”

Obama's eyes widened and nostrils flared, he quickly took notice and threw the phone out of the window, watching it plummet before it combusted into a fiery flame as it hit the concrete below. He pulled his head out back inside to see Michelle standing there, peering at Axelrod unconscious in the chair over.

“Barry, are you okay? David! David...is he okay?”

Waving his hand nonchalantly, Obama shook his head. “Don't worry, he, um, uh, he's, tuckered out. The, uh, situation got to him a bit.”

Michelle shrugged her shoulders and walked over. “Sorry,” Obama said. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. Maybe it wasn't time for a call now, but it soon would be.

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A New Beginning

Jubilant.

It was jubilant in Chicago. But not for Obama. His win was impressive, he had won states never thought possible to snatch up from his opponent. Every poindexter and geek who'd bother to care about what color a map looked like was sure to ascertain this as a stunning rebuke of his opponent and a testament to the skill and talent he possessed. But Obama already knew that, he didn't need a large enough electoral margin to validate that of which he was already certain of, that he was truly a great man.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden was pleased with the proceedings, under the delusion his maintaining of the post of the vice presidency meant he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He never trusted Biden and that remained the case, whether he stayed along for the ride or not. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along, as intrepidly mindless as ever. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk in a playful manner. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she knew what to expect. Biden got slightly giddy, the dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running and had a bounce to him following Obama's statement. His right leg reflexively jumped up-and-down in anticipation.

“Hillary, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we'll be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Hold on a second. You invited me to hear this? What the hell is this about, Barry?” Biden was legitimately shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, though his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew backroom deals were how it worked, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how his second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

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A New Beginning

Jubilant.

It was jubilant in Chicago. But not for Obama. His win was impressive, he had won states never thought possible to snatch up from his opponent. Every poindexter and geek who'd bother to care about what color a map looked like was sure to ascertain this as a stunning rebuke of his opponent and a testament to the skill and talent he possessed. But Obama already knew that, he didn't need a large enough electoral margin to validate that of which he was already certain of, that he was truly a great man.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden still held some delusion he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He was too old, too backwards in his thinking. A fine enough substitute to win over those initially cautious of a Black man with a funny name with the comforting reassurance of his old, white presence, but the time for that had passed. His assistance was no longer required. Obama had broke through the barriers placed ahead of him and no longer required handicaps in the metaphorical and literal sense.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden sat there, just festering in contempt for having been booted off the ticket in unceremonial fashion. He had as much relevance to the final years of his boss's first term as Sunny and Bo. Actually, he probably had even less than that. “Oh, yeah. Sure was.” Biden rolled his eyes, wondering why he was even invited to this meeting, Clinton's coronation was undoubtedly assured, he thought erroneously. Little did either of them know...

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go, being she'd be the vice president. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. Sure. The last four years were, quite frankly, a shitshow. Obama evidently held true to those aspirations of change she would see and break out of every staffer that entered her office throughout her Senate tenure, but with her selection, she held a sense that he was coming around. He was finally coming to grips with the reality of the situation. The need to compromise, to get tough, to start thinking beyond himself and his selfish desires and for the good of the country. The world. She was in for a surprise.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she thought knew what to expect, Biden too. The dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running early in Obama's term, now reality had him buried under six feet of bricks and broken dreams. He slightly mumbled and squeaked his rubber shoes on the Oval Office carpet.

“Neither of you.”

There was a silence. Clinton and Biden merely stared, dead-eyed at Obama as he uttered those three solitary words. After some slight twitching, Clinton came to and further inquired.

“What.”

Obama inched forward and leaned on his desk, head slightly turned downward with only his eyes peering directly at Clinton's direction. “I've decided neither of you are what I, uh, intend for the next administration to look like. I'd think it best we went in a different direction.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes, then back at Clinton. Biden was so out of it already this was all failing to faze him, he just kept staring blankly, meanwhile Clinton's expression was one of shock and terror. She needed to say something soon lest she develop cotton mouth. But nothing was coming out. She just kept staring at Obama, in a way that perturbed the president to a great degree. He placed his hand closer to the desk's emergency button in case security needed to be alarmed.

“I hope no ill intent is being, um, you know, communicated by this. I respect you two enough to give you this information early, so you may make your plans with this in mind. I'm hoping y-you both, uh, are taking this well.”

Biden looked slightly less animated than one of those animatronics out of Disney's Hall of Presidents, Clinton continued to stare at Obama, a glint in her eye being the only communication that was being dispatched to the president. Her boss, for the next four years. Her boss who just told her, to her face, that her clear ambitions were going to be directly challenged and her influence was, clearly, going to be trifled and belittled. The post of vice president was not a ladder, it was a prison. One Obama intended to keep her in until he could get what he really wanted come 2016. Her new job was a prison sentence, one she couldn't escape, at least not for a little while longer, in the precious time that'd she'd otherwise need to craft her bid.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Obama stood up, not eagerly anticipating whatever threat Clinton was going to muster after her brain had finished flipping through all the ways she could have him killed in the meantime. He gestured over to Biden.

“Why don't I buy you a drink, or uh, in your case, a soda or something, Joe?” Obama patted Biden on the shoulder, who, in a way similar to elderly grandparents just barely comprehending what had been said to them in a hushed tone by a relative, turned over in a brief silence. After a quarter of a minute, he nodded. “Alright, Jack. You're paying.” He got up and the two made their way out of the room.

Clinton continued to stare at the chair as if Obama was still sitting in it, as he flicked the lightswitch off, leaving her in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Clinton didn't budge, she was already familiar with it.

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Strange Character to this Black Achievement

Jubilant.

It was jubilant in Chicago. But not for Obama. His win was impressive, he had won states never thought possible to snatch up from his opponent. Every poindexter and geek who'd bother to care about what color a map looked like was sure to ascertain this as a stunning rebuke of his opponent and a testament to the skill and talent he possessed. But Obama already knew that, he didn't need a large enough electoral margin to validate that of which he was already certain of, that he was truly a great man.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden was pleased with the proceedings, under the delusion his maintaining of the post of the vice presidency meant he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He never trusted Biden and that remained the case, whether he stayed along for the ride or not. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along, as intrepidly mindless as ever. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk in a playful manner. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she knew what to expect. Biden got slightly giddy, the dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running and had a bounce to him following Obama's statement. His right leg reflexively jumped up-and-down in anticipation.

“Hillary, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we'll be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Hold on a second. You invited me to hear this? What the hell is this about, Barry?” Biden was legitimately shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, though his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew backroom deals were how it worked, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how his second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

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Strange Character to this Black Achievement

Jubilant.

It was jubilant in Chicago. But not for Obama. His win was impressive, he had won states never thought possible to snatch up from his opponent. Every poindexter and geek who'd bother to care about what color a map looked like was sure to ascertain this as a stunning rebuke of his opponent and a testament to the skill and talent he possessed. But Obama already knew that, he didn't need a large enough electoral margin to validate that of which he was already certain of, that he was truly a great man.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden still held some delusion he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He never trusted Biden and that remained the case, he was glad he got the opportunity to kick him to the curb. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult, especially with her having just won on the same ticket as Obama. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden sat there, just festering in the contempt he held for his soon-to-be former boss and his successor. “Oh, yeah. Sure was.” Biden rolled his eyes, wondering why he was even invited to this meeting, Clinton's coronation confirmation. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go, being she'd be the vice president. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she knew what to expect, Biden too. The dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running early in Obama's term, now reality had him buried under six feet of bricks and broken dreams. He slightly mumbled and squeaked his rubber shoes on the Oval Office carpet.

“Hillary, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we'll be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Why'd the hell you invite me to this, Jack? So you could get your rocks off to me feeling anymore like shit?” Biden was legitimately shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, though his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew some people just didn't make the cut sometimes, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how his second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

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Change Comes to Washington

Revolutionary.

It was revolutionary in Chicago.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that come with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address those still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod was in a heated contest with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden was pleased with the proceedings, and he had every right to be. As the vice president, he had a perfect route to succeed the president. He just needed a little extra push to get him there. And he was going to get it.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk as in a playful manner. Obama didn't think he'd grow so fond of this old man, his odd quirks and archaic way of thinking. Sure, he was something of the old world. He still believed in institutions, that the other side could be negotiated with. That would be a problem; but still, it wouldn't prove impossible to fix. Obama thought of some solutions as to how, and he figured, if he helped him out early, got him over the finish line, he could sneak his people in early. No separation between 'Biden people' and 'Obama people' that might cause a rift in communication. Deprive Obama of influence if Biden ever managed to make it on his own. No, this was the way. This was the direction he knew he needed to take.

“Oh, that right,” Obama found himself genuinely laughing at his number two's folksy demeanor, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go. The actions the administration will take, which she had failed to impact in any meaningful way. No, it had went badly. The administration she had served was one of consistent failure, be that in operation or belief system. She could hardly continue parading around in it with the way Obama had been acting, it was everything she had feared. She wouldn't go so far as to say Obama might actually be some radical thinker in the same light as Bill Ayers or Louis Farrakhan that she made sure to consistently imply and dog-whistle, and helped inspire McCain to preach wholeheartedly, back in '08. Yet, she'd be lying if she said she didn't maintain some real concerns that Obama was, in the most generous sense, an idiot. An idealistic idiot, who held the belief that he was this revolutionary warrior out to restructure the capitalist system. The thought this was the reality of the situation made her light-headed.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room. Obama and Biden stared at her for what felt like a minute but was just 10 seconds.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, the arrogant crow thought she was going to get this job on a silver platter. As if Obama would forget so easily. Biden got slightly giddy, his right leg reflexively jumped up-and-down in anticipation.

“Joe, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we're be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Okay. Alright.” Clinton's leathery face crinkled into a million wrinkles as her face expressed a concoction of portraits all expressing varying degrees of disbelief. She did not hitch her ride to this bullshit administration, stand idly by as Obama implemented idiotic policies and projects with the full expectation she'd be rewarded at the end of it all. She did not sign up for this. “Barack...I'd like to speak to you, in private where I can express my feelings on this, this hasty decision you're making now...”

Obama clasped his hands together and listened as Clinton droned on, unable to complete her sentence. Biden was amused. He was getting everything he had ever wanted, that, and for once he wasn't the one stuttering into a discombobulated state during a one-on-one conversation.

“There's no harm intended, Hillary. I'm granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to take a course of action that would violate my, uh, authority on this issue. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage me, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Jo-, well maybe not Joe, but, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Hillary, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Hillary.”

Clinton's faux laugh had turned into genuine laughter now. Obama felt his authority being denied the ultimate reverence he felt it was owed. Instead, she just sat there, laughing. After what was actually a minute this time, she wiped her tears and spoke up.

“You're not doing a damn thing to decide how I act in 2016, Barry. You, nor that...invalid you have sat across from me. Sorry, Joe. No offense.”

“Oh, of course, Hillary, none taken.”

“And Pelosi sure as shit isn't going to involve herself. Are you serious, right now? Threatening me in this manner? You won a second term, you're not the fucking king of the party now, Barack. You have some damn nerve, but I am just so amused by it all. No, you're going to find out quickly you're a small fish in a big pond who knows how to get a crowd riled up. There's little else going on with you, it's about time someone told you that.”

It appeared to be the case that his attempt at some light intimidation was backfiring in spectacular fashion; Obama was worried now. Biden looked very uncomfortable, he didn't want to cause a fuss nor did he want a battle for the nomination, even if it was one where he'd get a fair hand in fighting. He was never good at genuine primary battles, he flamed out hard in '88 and was little more than a distraction in '08, only remembered for a gimmicky, unoriginal comeback he tried to coin against Rudy Giuliani and for being saved from political irrelevancy by the real winner.

“If that was all, I'm going to go now.” Clinton got ready to leave, all but certain her claim to the nomination come 2016 remained assured, and she'd smash Joe Biden like an ant. It might even work out for her, beating a dementia-addled joke of an opponent over someone of real ideological fiber who could divide the party. Yes, this was better than an Obama endorsement, much better.

“Wait, uh, Hillary. We aren't finished here, come back and si-” Clinton opened the door, still laughing, exiting the office she intended to return to behind her.

Obama and Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving them in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Obama and Biden slowly looked up into it, finally enveloped whole.

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Change Comes to Washington

Revolutionary.

It was revolutionary in Chicago.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden still held some delusion he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He was too old, too backwards in his thinking. A fine enough substitute to win over those initially cautious of a Black man with a funny name with the comforting reassurance of his old, white presence, but the time for that had passed. His assistance was no longer required. Obama had broke through the barriers placed ahead of him and no longer required handicaps in the metaphorical and literal sense.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden sat there, just festering in contempt for having been booted off the ticket in unceremonial fashion. He had as much relevance to the final years of his boss's first term as Sunny and Bo. Actually, he probably had even less than that. “Oh, yeah. Sure was.” Biden rolled his eyes, wondering why he was even invited to this meeting, Clinton's coronation was undoubtedly assured, he thought erroneously. Little did either of them know...

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go, being she'd be the vice president. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. Sure. The last four years were, quite frankly, a shitshow. Obama evidently held true to those aspirations of change she would see and break out of every staffer that entered her office throughout her Senate tenure, but with her selection, she held a sense that he was coming around. He was finally coming to grips with the reality of the situation. The need to compromise, to get tough, to start thinking beyond himself and his selfish desires and for the good of the country. The world. She was in for a surprise.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she thought knew what to expect, Biden too. The dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running early in Obama's term, now reality had him buried under six feet of bricks and broken dreams. He slightly mumbled and squeaked his rubber shoes on the Oval Office carpet.

“Neither of you.”

There was a silence. Clinton and Biden merely stared, dead-eyed at Obama as he uttered those three solitary words. After some slight twitching, Clinton came to and further inquired.

“What.”

Obama inched forward and leaned on his desk, head slightly turned downward with only his eyes peering directly at Clinton's direction. “I've decided neither of you are what I, uh, intend for the next administration to look like. I'd think it best we went in a different direction.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes, then back at Clinton. Biden was so out of it already this was all failing to faze him, he just kept staring blankly, meanwhile Clinton's expression was one of shock and terror. She needed to say something soon lest she develop cotton mouth. But nothing was coming out. She just kept staring at Obama, in a way that perturbed the president to a great degree. He placed his hand closer to the desk's emergency button in case security needed to be alarmed.

“I hope no ill intent is being, um, you know, communicated by this. I respect you two enough to give you this information early, so you may make your plans with this in mind. I'm hoping y-you both, uh, are taking this well.”

Biden looked slightly less animated than one of those animatronics out of Disney's Hall of Presidents, Clinton continued to stare at Obama, a glint in her eye being the only communication that was being dispatched to the president. Her boss, for the next four years. Her boss who just told her, to her face, that her clear ambitions were going to be directly challenged and her influence was, clearly, going to be trifled and belittled. The post of vice president was not a ladder, it was a prison. One Obama intended to keep her in until he could get what he really wanted come 2016. Her new job was a prison sentence, one she couldn't escape, at least not for a little while longer, in the precious time that'd she'd otherwise need to craft her bid.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Obama stood up, not eagerly anticipating whatever threat Clinton was going to muster after her brain had finished flipping through all the ways she could have him killed in the meantime. He gestured over to Biden.

“Why don't I buy you a drink, or uh, in your case, a soda or something, Joe?” Obama patted Biden on the shoulder, who, in a way similar to elderly grandparents just barely comprehending what had been said to them in a hushed tone by a relative, turned over in a brief silence. After a quarter of a minute, he nodded. “Alright, Jack. You're paying.” He got up and the two made their way out of the room.

Clinton continued to stare at the chair as if Obama was still sitting in it, as he flicked the lightswitch off, leaving her in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Clinton didn't budge, she was already familiar with it.

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A Full Measure of Happiness

Adequate.

It was adequate in Chicago.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden was pleased with the proceedings, under the delusion his maintaining of the post of the vice presidency meant he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He never trusted Biden and that remained the case, whether he stayed along for the ride or not. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden nodded along, as intrepidly mindless as ever. “Sure was, Jack. I know Hillary over here was worried, but, I thought it a bunch of malarky. I never doubted you for a second.” He lightly hit his fist on Obama's desk in a playful manner. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she knew what to expect. Biden got slightly giddy, the dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running and had a bounce to him following Obama's statement. His right leg reflexively jumped up-and-down in anticipation.

“Hillary, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we'll be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Hold on a second. You invited me to hear this? What the hell is this about, Barry?” Biden was legitimately shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, though his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew backroom deals were how it worked, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how his second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

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A Full Measure of Happiness

Adequate.

It was adequate in Chicago.

Obama had just gotten off the stage, speaking to hundreds of thousands here, across the nation, and around the globe; he delivered his speech with all the usual pomp and circumstance that came with winning a battle. He didn't fail to address the battles still to be won, of course, that being electoral ones, not anything to do with policy or keeping a consistent belief system. It's a win as hollow as the one before it, and it'll be viewed as such in the years to come. A faint illusion, not for those below yet all too real for the ones above. Their lives have been changed forever, and their lives are the only ones that matter.

Boarding Air Force One back to Washington, the night was a splendid affair midway as everyone in the administration and those deemed of real importance to the campaign got caught up in the celebratory fever. Cocktails and champagne ready in supply, there were lobster tails cooked to a perfect degree with hot butter lathered on top. How far we've come. Axelrod reminisced with Rahm Emanuel, now mayor of Chicago, who hopped along to enjoy some of the festivities before he'd catch a plane in the morning back to the Windy City. Obama avoided the commotion and stared longingly out the window into the pitch black darkness of the night sky. The noise of laughter and singing couldn't detract from the penetrating silence that was occupying his inner monologue.

It was a few hours later, back in the Oval Office, Obama was overlooking the Resolute Desk where he'd remain for another four more years. Vice President Biden was seated ahead with Secretary Clinton alongside. Biden still held some delusion he had a shot at possibly winning the Democratic nomination come 2016. Obama knew he couldn't allow that. He never trusted Biden and that remained the case, he was glad he got the opportunity to kick him to the curb. It was Hillary's time, any suggestion otherwise was to be perceived as an insult, especially with her having just won on the same ticket as Obama. After all, he and Hillary had developed a bond not anticipated by the time this all first began. They were enemies once, Hillary was the villain and him the hero. He was the voice of the people, the radicals, or so it may have seemed.

“It was a, uh, great win we've earned for ourselves, was it not?” Obama felt it right to commence small talk proceedings, before he'd launch into the purpose behind his assembly of the two in the early hours that followed election night.

Biden sat there, just festering in the contempt he held for his soon-to-be former boss and his successor. “Oh, yeah. Sure was.” Biden rolled his eyes, wondering why he was even invited to this meeting, Clinton's coronation confirmation. What an absolute waste of flesh and bones this sack of shit was, Obama thought.

“Oh, that right,” Obama played along and forced out a pity chuckle, “uh, that true then, Hillary?”

Clinton was calm, measured. She was already deliberating the next four years and how'd they go, being she'd be the vice president. The actions the administration will take, as she had helped craft the direction. It all went as perfectly planned as she could have ever hoped. It was funny, she looked back, how worried she was of Obama. She really thought he'd ruin everything and, this is too amusing now, burn it all down and rebuild. Like he'd take the situation and, this is bordering on ridiculous now, but break the banks or reshape the Court to abide by his leftist whims. She misread him badly, that was the one mistake she was okay in owning up to. No, Obama was one of the good ones. He was a reasonable man, and a good governing partner.

“Barack, I never doubted you for a second. Don't listen to Joe here, he was the one getting nervous.” She let out a cackle that unnervingly echoed the room.

Obama hunched over, ready to get to business and not waste anymore precious time. “With the, um, uh, circumstances, how these presidencies go, of course eight years is all we've been allowed to exercise. Unfortunately. So, uh, I don't think it has escaped either you two that, among many candidates on offer, I value both of your talents. I greatly appreciate the help and work you both put into making this administration the success it was, and will be seen as being for the rest of, uh, time.” He leaned back slightly and tapped the desk softly with his knuckles. “I want to address which of you two I will be supporting in 2016.”

Clinton was unmoved, she knew what to expect, Biden too. The dumb son of a bitch actually thought he might be in the running early in Obama's term, now reality had him buried under six feet of bricks and broken dreams. He slightly mumbled and squeaked his rubber shoes on the Oval Office carpet.

“Hillary, I have my full faith that you'll, uh, steer the ship back to where we need it, and after you're done we'll be one step closer to progress. I want you to know you have my full and complete endorseme-”

“Why'd the hell you invite me to this, Jack? So you could get your rocks off to me feeling anymore like shit?” Biden was legitimately shaken. He wasn't a naive fool, though his senses were being depleted by the cruel hand of time everyday, he'd been in this business for the majority of his life, so he knew some people just didn't make the cut sometimes, but to be treated like this was something truly disrespectful. “You brought me here to hear this? You know I...I don't mean any offense Hillary, but...I don't know why you even brought me here just to humiliate me like this.”

Obama calmly looked Biden in the eyes. Clinton just averted her gaze, not entirely concerned with Biden's sore feelings, she was interested in moving on from the topic to greater things, like Obama's plans on how his second term will deal with Syria or Iran.

“There's no harm intended, Joe. I'm, uh, granting you the respect you deserve to know my decision early so you don't decide to make any brash or foolish moves in the future, to attempt to, uh, subvert or betray my trust. I am, um, attempting to illustrate to you, if you are so stupid as to pull a dumb move to sabotage Hillary, we will destroy you. Quickly. Me, Hillary, Pelosi if needed, we never, ever wish to do something of such ill-intent like that, but Joe, we will. We can break you and shatter you like dust. I'm saying this as a, uh, friend, Joe.”

Again, Biden knew all of that already. He just never thought he'd be in the position to be on the receiving end of it all. He had dedicated his lifetime to the party, poured his blood, sweat, and tears into it. But now it had finally come to chew and spit him out. His time had passed.

“I understand, Mr. President.” Biden tried to mask his disappointment to no avail. Not that anyone cared to notice.

Maybe he'd gather the courage to stand on his own two feet in opposition to it all. Unlikely. Maybe, perhaps, some crazy thought, Hillary could even lose in 2016 and he could...no...that's ridiculous...his brain is already fading. Who'd want him in 2020? 2024? Biden just sat looking at his feet while Obama and Clinton carried on.

“Hillary, I, uh, wish to speak to you alone, now. Meet me in the hallway.” Obama patted the desk and left. Clinton got up shortly after, but not before briefly whispering in Biden's ear. “All power is fleeting, Joe.” She rubbed his shoulder and departed.

Biden sat there as Clinton flicked the lightswitch off, leaving him in pitch darkness. Behind the Resolute Desk were the open windows to the Washington sky, as black as the night Obama had flew in from. Biden slowly looked up into it, and was finally enveloped whole.

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A One-Term Proposition

Drab.

It was drab in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Guess we can call this a wrap.”

“There's still the possibilty of...” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared him to lose the election. He was a bit thankful for being spared that humiliation.

“Forget it.”

“It was a good effort, and we'll grant you that, but we didn't recruit you just so it could all fall apart. You're a smart man, Barack. You know better than to expect a congratulations for giving it your all. We had an agreement, an arrangement. You failed to make good on that, and we'll pay the consequences that'll be ushered in by your failure to succeed.”

“I'm not, uh, asking for your pity or a participation trophy, you can stop with the implication I am.” This looked to be devolving into a lecture.

“Stop acting hostile and listen, Barack. This wasn't a game to us as it may've been for you. You can retire and live a comfortable life, you got your end of the bargain. We'll live another story, everyone we're fighting for will live another story, with the reality of the world you've created. You did some good so we can see you'd still be able to recognize that. You have a lot to make up for, and this pitiful sobbing over a loss that never should've been isn't going to cut it.”

There was a moment of silence.

“So, listen up. We want you to go out there and concede, but following that, we expect you to start paying your dues. We need you to direct the...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give the concession call.

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A One-Term Proposition

Embarrassing.

It was embarrassing in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Joe Arpaio? Seriously? You lost to him?”

“There's still the possibilty of...” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared Arpaio the winner. He was a bit thankful for being spared that humiliation.

“Forget it.”

“We'll grant you this country might've just been too racist to contend with a Black man of convictions like yourself, so much so they'd elect someone like Arpaio over you. We'll be generous and say that. It was certainly an effort, not a good one, but it was a effort at the very least. Regardless, we didn't recruit you just so it could all fall apart. You're a smart man, Barack. You know better than to expect a congratulations for giving it your all. We had an agreement, an arrangement. You failed to make good on that, and we'll pay the consequences that'll be ushered in by your failure to succeed.”

“I'm not, uh, asking for your pity or a participation trophy, you can stop with the implication I am.” This looked to be devolving into a lecture.

“Stop acting hostile and listen, Barack. This wasn't a game to us as it may've been for you. You can retire and live a comfortable life, you got your end of the bargain. We'll live another story, everyone we're fighting for will live another story, with the reality of the world you've created. You did some good so we can see you'd still be able to recognize that. You have a lot to make up for, and this pitiful sobbing over a loss that never should've been isn't going to cut it.”

There was a moment of silence.

“So, listen up. We want you to go out there and concede, but following that, we expect you to start paying your dues. We need you to direct the...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give Arpaio a call.

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A One-Term Proposition

Embarrassing.

It was embarrassing in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Ron Paul? Seriously? You lost to him?”

“There's still the possibilty of...” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared Paul the winner. He was a bit thankful for being spared that humiliation.

“Forget it.”

“We'll grant you this country might've just been too racist to contend with a Black man of convictions like yourself, so much so they'd elect someone like Paul over you. We'll be generous and say that. It was certainly an effort, not a good one, but it was a effort at the very least. Regardless, we didn't recruit you just so it could all fall apart. You're a smart man, Barack. You know better than to expect a congratulations for giving it your all. We had an agreement, an arrangement. You failed to make good on that, and we'll pay the consequences that'll be ushered in by your failure to succeed.”

“I'm not, uh, asking for your pity or a participation trophy, you can stop with the implication I am.” This looked to be devolving into a lecture.

“Stop acting hostile and listen, Barack. This wasn't a game to us as it may've been for you. You can retire and live a comfortable life, you got your end of the bargain. We'll live another story, everyone we're fighting for will live another story, with the reality of the world you've created. You did some good so we can see you'd still be able to recognize that. You have a lot to make up for, and this pitiful sobbing over a loss that never should've been isn't going to cut it.”

There was a moment of silence.

“So, listen up. We want you to go out there and concede, but following that, we expect you to start paying your dues. We need you to direct the...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give Paul a call.

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Deserved of Their Scorn

Heartbreak.

It was heartbreak in Chicago.

Obama was taking calls from several people, none of which were from his opponent, as he had anticipated. Instead, they were donors, governors, Senators, party bosses, his running mate, all in his ear screaming in a bloody panic about the crisis. Democrats were being electorally and systemically slaughtered. Analysts and experts had thought the midterm gains for the Republicans would stop at 2010, but they were wrong. It was open season.

Obama flung his Samsung across the room, as Axelrod ducked before it could careen at his forehead. “Mr. President!”

“Sorry, David. Hadn't seen you there.”

Axelrod picked up the cracked phone. “Christ's sakes, you nearly took my head off.” He tossed in it a nearby bin. “You're not the first president to lose badly, you won't be the last.”

“No. I've just, uh, just got the taint of humiliating loss, to, you know, Dick fucking Cheney. I'll be lucky if I'm just relegated to that little, uh, you know, that nice factoid in the future, first Black president, when I expect folks are going to rather forget I existed. I can't imagine a post-racial America would look too good having dumped their first Black man like this.”

“Yeah.”

“Won't look too good in the history textbooks. Not much of a feel good story.”

“Right, well I've got people on my lines, too. I don't know how in the name of God this could happen. I really don't. Jesus Christ, ever since Lehman it has just been shit.”

Obama leaned back in his chair and huffed. “I'd rather not think about that right now, David. About, uh, legacy. I don't have that luxury anymore. In your case I can only hope you've got some, um, Plan B after all this. At least for you, maybe most Americans don't know who you are. I don't know how I will avoid the infamy.”

Axelrod combed his sausage fingers through his receding hair. “Well, I came in, because for some reason, I don't know, I got a line on this Obama phone here.” He picked it out of his suit jacket, dangling it in the air. “Some...guy. He dropped it on my desk at the beginning of the day. Wouldn't say his name either. They were even using some voice modifier, I think. Jesus, Barry, what is this? Are you...you're not actually some kind of...I don't know... too be frank, I probably don't want to.”

Rolling his eyes, Obama reached out an open hand. “Just give it here, David. Some things you were kept out of the loop for, for your, uh, own peace of mind.”

Rubbing his temples with one hand, Axelrod dropped the cheap, throwaway phone in his boss's, before leaving the room, defeatedly. Pulling the phone to his ear, Obama nonchalantly answered.

“Speaking.”

“I'm sure you saw the returns.”

“Yeah.”

“It isn't your fault. It's ours. We should've known better than tasking you with such a mission. It was beyond your pay grade.”

“Oh, s-stop with the, uh, lecture. That's not true. I couldn't have turned that Lehman collapse around, a black swan event?”

“You're just lying to yourself now, Barry. Great men are not made, they're born, and they don't let tiny things like an economic downturn ruin them. That was the perfect opportunity, the perfect opportunity to remake everything from the ground up without you needing to lift a finger. But to do that it takes an exceptional man, an exceptional man of quality you couldn't meet. You were far from that. Pitiful. We're not saying this as some humiliation ritual, if anything it's to ward you off from further hurting you and your family, their name is already cursed now, don't make it worse on them. Great men do not lose, in such a scale, to people of such, I don't even know the word for it, the opponents you had, it shouldn't have been close nevermind you losing like this. This all should humble you, Barry. About time you were. You do not have it. It's made all the worse that you didn't go back on your word to us, you've done damage we're not fixing anytime soon.”

Obama could've sworn a tear had emerged from the depths of his eyes. He felt a slow drip. He had taught himself never to cry. Public events that demanded such, as any trained politician would be able, were the only appopriate settings for him to do so. The idea he'd get emotional over this was patently ridiculous. He checked his eyes, but they were dry. Looking up, he noticed a leak from the ceiling above. He took a breath, comforted by the knowledge that even in the face of ultimate defeat he remained emotionally sterile, but still, something within him had been pierced through the heart. Even contemplating this for as long as he was, it wasn't like him at all. This was all so beneath him.

But was is the keyword.

He allowed himself to be made a fool, to believe in something. Oh, brother. Everyone can see him as little more than an idealistic idiot now, him foremost. It did not take him having an infantile spasm or panic attack to demonstrate the full width of that. He knew it deep down, what felt like a bottomless pit, buried deep down where the self-doubt and insecurities of disconnect had been thrown. It was clear to everyone now. He was naked, a myth no longer.

“Are you still there, Barry?”

“Uh, yeah.” Now he was just a man.

“Alright. Now. Dispose of the phone because it automatically self-destructs, we don't want you hurt, we aren't cruel, not to those who don't deserve it, anyway. Forget our names, we've already forgotten yours.”

Did Obama hear that right? The phone would catch what now?

Catch on fire. The phone caught on fire.

Obama stood up immediately and tried to back away, crashing into some curtains and cabinets. The fire alarm picked up the flaming object and began wailing. He could hear the screams and surprise from outside the room as the faucets shot water down. The combusted phone began to get drenched, and eventually, nothing was left of it but chared bits and pieces of electronics.

Michelle rushed in under the doorway. “Barry, Barry! Are you okay?”

Obama was now soaked. His crisp, well-tailored suit. Wet. The cusps of his right sleeve. Slightly burnt.

He stood there, under the pouring rain from up above.

“I'm fine, Michelle.”

Michelle walked up and lightly fixed him up, pointlessly. “Well, from my eyes, you're standing here. Under an active fire alarm, with water in your shoe and,” she glanced at the floor, “a broken, burnt phone?”

Obama picked up Michelle's wrists and pulled her in close, kissing her forehead as he did so. “It's not important anymore, Michelle. This, uh, this, a, endeavor, didn't work out like I thought it would. It's not the end. Me, you, Sasha, Malia, bring Bo and Sunny along, we're getting out of here.”

“Where we going?”

“Anywhere. Anywhere, but, uh, here. Let's go.”

Skipping his concession speech, Obama took Michelle by the hand, and fled the scene as interns and administration staff wildly raced around, jostling papers, and entered into the dead of night, into the great unknown.

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Change We Can't Believe In

Somber.

It was somber in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Well, you sure handled things well enough without us.”

“Well, I've, uh...” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared him to lose the election. He was a bit thankful for being spared that humiliation.

“Yeah, looks like it.”

“We had hoped for your downfall, but we didn't quite expect it, so this is a welcome surprise.”

“Don't say I never delivered for you.” This looked to be devolving into a victory lap.

“Guess so. This stinging loss has failed to deteriorate your vast ego, we see. If you had so much as an inkling of care for the people you supposedly served it may have proved more devastating, but that's asking far too much of you. There is no father of yours to cry to, nobody you answer to. Only yourself. Liberating, I'm sure. Now you can wither and die in that isolation you've crafted for yourself. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

There was a moment of silence.

“You could've been so much more. Could've changed this nation for the better, rebuilt it, with us by your side. We could've created wonders, erased the sin from...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give the concession call.

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Change We Can't Believe In

Farcical.

It was farcical in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. That was the more likely explanation, considering he managed to blow what was such an easy race. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Wow.”

“Loss for words?” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared Arpaio the winner.

Arpaio? Joe Arpaio? Good Christ, how did he let it come to this?

It'd be a miracle if the pundits and historians of the future gave him the credit he, at least, wasn't his successor. But to have lost, allowed them to gain power. That was a blot he'd forever have to bare with. He brought himself out of his head and returned his attention back to the call.

“You know I can, uh, call later if you're busy.”

“We have to apologize. We truly thought you were, at one point, a man of talent. Capable of legendary feats. But we were wrong. You were a victim of our hopes, and we crafted this myth around you. It isn't your fault you're a failure, a joke. It's ours for not seeing that in the first place and letting you emasculate yourself in front of millions. Even if you were a traitor to the cause, losing to him, it just makes us all look bad. For that, we owe you our amends.”

“You about finished?”

“Guess so. This stinging loss has failed to deteriorate your vast ego, we see. If you had so much as an inkling of care for the people you supposedly served it may have proved more devastating, but that's asking far too much of you. There is no father of yours to cry to, nobody you answer to. Only yourself. Liberating, I'm sure. Now you can wither and die in that isolation you've crafted for yourself. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

There was a moment of silence.

“You could've been so much more. Could've changed this nation for the better, rebuilt it, with us by your side. We could've created wonders, erased the sin from...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give Arpaio a call.

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Change We Can't Believe In

Farcical.

It was farcical in Chicago.

Obama was cycling between his phone, analyzing the map and electoral vote count presented on The New York Times webpage, and CNN's live coverage on the television. He had his phone on silent, wishing to remain undisturbed in his hour of intense deliberation over the results.

If he could keep up his margins in...no...but if he is able to hold down...damn...alright, but...that's not good.

Axelrod entered the corner of his vision, looking just a little haggard.

“What's it looking like, David?”

Axelrod cocked his eyebrows up. “Not good, Barry.”

Obama lightly shook his head and let out a mild puff. “Could've told you that.”

“Right, but that's what I've got.”

He peered over at the screen. Anderson Cooper was reflecting on a swing in favor of the Republicans. They had several congressional races edge out their way. Indiana was being closely watched. Montana, too. North Dakota was gone, sorry Heidi.

Obama put his phone down, rethinking it for a second, before ultimately shoving it into a draw of his desk to keep it out of reach. “Not our night.”

Axelrod was holding a binder of notes and other paperwork, presumably cataloguing relevant information for a future memoir or other piece of writing he will be turning his attention to once tonight wraps up. “Think it best to call it.”

Rubbing his chin, thumb tucked just underneath, Obama looked down and contemplated for a moment. What went wrong? It really did look like things had been turning around after Lehman. Or maybe that was in his head. He might've just become too detached from it all, let the presidency cloud him and dull what were his keen senses. His ability to put his finger on the pulse of the people. Alternatively, he was just lucky. That was the more likely explanation, considering he managed to blow what was such an easy race. The right man, the right moment, or almost the right moment. Just a little off. A few months difference, that's all it could've took.

“Yeah, you're, uh, right, David.” He dusted himself off and gave it a rest, feeling it best to stop dwelling over the finer details.

Axelrod sensed it right to inject an air of levity to the situation and supplement his boss with a warm exchange, but decided against it at the last second, so he just stood there for a few additional seconds waiting for Obama to say something. When he didn't, Axelrod tried to jump to a conversation starter to change the subject, but found it hard thinking of something that could take the mind off of an election that would lead to the eviction of him and his family. Then he remembered.

“Oh, yeah, Barry,” he took out a cheap throwaway phone from out his suit jacket, “some, guy, he gave me this earlier today. He looked kinda odd...”

Axelrod tried to remember what it was about the man, he felt like there was something transparently strange about him, but the misplaced hope of victory from earlier that evening gave way to an absent-minded sense of displacement that he didn't pay it much mind. So he had forgot up until now.

“I don't even know how he got the credentials to be here, to be honest.”

Obama reached out and took it from his subordinate's grasp. “Thanks, David. I'll take it from here.” He signaled for Axelrod to leave the room, which he gladly accepted.

Closing the door, Obama sat back down and dialed the only number available, before putting it to his ear.

“Speaking.”

“Wow.”

“Loss for words?” Obama peered at the television screen again, he must've missed when they declared Paul the winner.

Paul? Ron Paul? Good Christ, how did he let it come to this?

It'd be a miracle if the pundits and historians of the future gave him the credit he, at least, wasn't his successor. But to have lost, allowed them to gain power. That was a blot he'd forever have to bare with. He brought himself out of his head and returned his attention back to the call.

“You know I can, uh, call later if you're busy.”

“We have to apologize. We truly thought you were, at one point, a man of talent. Capable of legendary feats. But we were wrong. You were a victim of our hopes, and we crafted this myth around you. It isn't your fault you're a failure, a joke. It's ours for not seeing that in the first place and letting you emasculate yourself in front of millions. Even if you were a traitor to the cause, losing to him, it just makes us all look bad. For that, we owe you our amends.”

“You about finished?”

“Guess so. This stinging loss has failed to deteriorate your vast ego, we see. If you had so much as an inkling of care for the people you supposedly served it may have proved more devastating, but that's asking far too much of you. There is no father of yours to cry to, nobody you answer to. Only yourself. Liberating, I'm sure. Now you can wither and die in that isolation you've crafted for yourself. Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

There was a moment of silence.

“You could've been so much more. Could've changed this nation for the better, rebuilt it, with us by your side. We could've created wonders, erased the sin from...”

Obama hung up, opened a window behind him, and casually dropped the phone out of it before turning back around to see Michelle.

“Oh, uh, Michelle. Sorry.”

Michelle shook her head slightly. “Don't apologize.”

Hugging one another, Obama looked over Michelle's shoulder at the results being reported on the screen. It was time to give Paul a call.

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Compromised to a Permanent End

Pandemonium.

It was pandemonium in Chicago.

Obama was taking calls from several people, none of which were from his opponent, as he had anticipated. Instead, they were donors, governors, Senators, party bosses, his running mate, all in his ear screaming in a bloody panic about the crisis. Democrats were being electorally and systemically slaughtered. Analysts and experts had thought the midterm gains for the Republicans would stop at 2010, but they were wrong. It was open season.

Obama flung his Samsung across the room, as Axelrod ducked before it could careen at his forehead. “Mr. President!”

“Sorry, David. Hadn't seen you there.”

Axelrod picked up the cracked phone. “Christ's sakes, you nearly took my head off.” He tossed in it a nearby bin. “You're not the first president to lose badly, you won't be the last.”

“No. I've just, uh, just got the taint of humiliating loss, to, you know, Dick fucking Cheney. I'll be lucky if I'm just relegated to that little, uh, you know, that nice factoid in the future, first Black president, when I expect folks are going to rather forget I existed. I can't imagine a post-racial America would look too good having dumped their first Black man like this.”

“Yeah.”

“Won't look too good in the history textbooks. Not much of a feel good story.”

“Right, well I've got people on my lines, too. I don't know how in the name of God this could happen. I really don't. Jesus Christ, ever since Lehman it has just been shit.”

Obama leaned back in his chair and huffed. “I'd rather not think about that right now, David. About, uh, legacy. I don't have that luxury anymore. In your case I can only hope you've got some, um, Plan B after all this. At least for you, maybe most Americans don't know who you are. I don't know how I will avoid the infamy.”

Axelrod combed his sausage fingers through his receding hair. “Well, I came in, because for some reason, I don't know, I got a line on this Obama phone here.” He picked it out of his suit jacket, dangling it in the air. “Some...guy. He dropped it on my desk at the beginning of the day. Wouldn't say his name either. They were even using some voice modifier, I think. Jesus, Barry, what is this? Are you...you're not actually some kind of...I don't know... too be frank, I probably don't want to.”

Rolling his eyes, Obama reached out an open hand. “Just give it here, David. Some things you were kept out of the loop for, for your, uh, own peace of mind.”

Rubbing his temples with one hand, Axelrod dropped the cheap, throwaway phone in his boss's, before leaving the room, defeatedly. Pulling the phone to his ear, Obama nonchalantly answered.

“Speaking.”

“I'm sure you saw the returns.”

“No, it slipped my mind. How's it looking?”

“I don't think you need me to tell you this mission's been a failure. Your association with us is terminated, effective immediately. We do offer thanks. Thanks that you wiped your hands of us before you could flameout and bring us down with you.”

“That's a shame, you, you know. You've been such great help, always, um, pitching in. Doing nothing. Just sitting there, complaining, like children, when you were upset, or what have you. I mean with friends like these why need enem...”

“Just a question, Barry. Why the turn? Did their allure of money break you? Were you always a double agent? Have you ever really believed in anything?”

Obama stopped what he had been thinking and allowed himself to ponder on their inquiries. The answer seemed relatively obvious, only, under the circumstances, he couldn't exactly say it without looking like an ass.

“Did we disconnect...”

“Your, uh, system, set of beliefs. They're incompatible with how things work. If I had gone in lockstep with you, never become my own man, well I'd be a, um, uh, doing far worse than how I am now. I can promise you that. You would've destroyed me.” In the background, Anderson Cooper was reporting on staffers being talked off the ledge at the Obama watch party.

“I don't even know what to say...except...well, I want you to hear this, Barry. Put the phone as close to your ear as possible.”

Obama was intrigued if not a bit dreadful, but he did as he was told.

“It there? Okay, good. Now, hear this.”

The phone caught fire.

Obama backed away from it immediately, crashing into some curtains and cabinets. The fire alarm picked up the flaming object and began wailing. He could hear the screams and surprise from outside the room as the faucets shot water down. The combusted phone began to get drenched, and eventually, nothing was left of it but chared bits and pieces of electronics.

Michelle rushed in under the doorway. “Barry, Barry! Are you okay?”

Obama was now soaked. His crisp, well-tailored suit. Wet. The cusps of his right sleeve. Slightly burnt.

He stood there, under the pouring rain from up above.

“I'm fine, Michelle.”

Michelle walked up and lightly fixed him up, pointlessly. “Well, from my eyes, you're standing here. Under an active fire alarm, with water in your shoe and,” she glanced at the floor, “a broken, burnt phone?”

Obama picked up Michelle's wrists and pulled her in close, kissing her forehead as he did so. “It's not important anymore, Michelle. This, uh, this, a, endeavor, didn't work out like I thought it would. It's not the end. Me, you, Sasha, Malia, bring Bo and Sunny along, we're getting out of here.”

“Where we going?”

“Anywhere. Anywhere, but, uh, here. Let's go.”

Skipping his concession speech, Obama took Michelle by the hand, and fled the scene as interns and administration staff wildly raced around, jostling papers, and entered into the dead of night, into the great unknown.

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Deserved of Their Scorn

Heartbreak.

It was heartbreak in Chicago.

Obama was taking calls from several people, none of which were from his opponent, as he had anticipated. Instead, they were donors, governors, Senators, party bosses, his running mate, all in his ear screaming in a bloody panic about the crisis. Democrats were being electorally and systemically slaughtered. Analysts and experts had thought the midterm gains for the Republicans would stop at 2010, but they were wrong. It was open season.

Obama flung his Samsung across the room, as Axelrod ducked before it could careen at his forehead. “Mr. President!”

“Sorry, David. Hadn't seen you there.”

Axelrod picked up the cracked phone. “Christ's sakes, you nearly took my head off.” He tossed in it a nearby bin. “You're not the first president to lose badly, you won't be the last.”

“No. I've just, uh, just got the taint of humiliating landslide loss is all. I'll be lucky if I'm just relegated to that little, uh, you know, that nice factoid in the future, first Black president, when I expect folks are going to rather forget I existed. I can't imagine a post-racial America would look too good having dumped their first Black man like this.”

“Yeah.”

“Won't look too good in the history textbooks. Not much of a feel good story.”

“Right, well I've got people on my lines, too. I don't know how in the name of God this could happen. I really don't. Jesus Christ, ever since Lehman it has just been shit.”

Obama leaned back in his chair and huffed. “I'd rather not think about that right now, David. About, uh, legacy. I don't have that luxury anymore. In your case I can only hope you've got some, um, Plan B after all this. At least for you, maybe most Americans don't know who you are. I don't know how I will avoid the infamy.”

Axelrod combed his sausage fingers through his receding hair. “Well, I came in, because for some reason, I don't know, I got a line on this Obama phone here.” He picked it out of his suit jacket, dangling it in the air. “Some...guy. He dropped it on my desk at the beginning of the day. Wouldn't say his name either. They were even using some voice modifier, I think. Jesus, Barry, what is this? Are you...you're not actually some kind of...I don't know... too be frank, I probably don't want to.”

Rolling his eyes, Obama reached out an open hand. “Just give it here, David. Some things you were kept out of the loop for, for your, uh, own peace of mind.”

Rubbing his temples with one hand, Axelrod dropped the cheap, throwaway phone in his boss's, before leaving the room, defeatedly. Pulling the phone to his ear, Obama nonchalantly answered.

“Speaking.”

“I'm sure you saw the returns.”

“Yeah.”

“It isn't your fault. It's ours. We should've known better than tasking you with such a mission. It was beyond your pay grade.”

“Oh, s-stop with the, uh, lecture. That's not true. I couldn't have turned that Lehman collapse around, a black swan event?”

“You're just lying to yourself now, Barry. Great men are not made, they're born, and they don't let tiny things like an economic downturn ruin them. That was the perfect opportunity, the perfect opportunity to remake everything from the ground up without you needing to lift a finger. But to do that it takes an exceptional man, an exceptional man of quality you couldn't meet. You were far from that. Pitiful. We're not saying this as some humiliation ritual, if anything it's to ward you off from further hurting you and your family, their name is already cursed now, don't make it worse on them. Great men do not lose, in such a scale, to people of such, I don't even know the word for it, the opponents you had, it shouldn't have been close nevermind you losing like this. This all should humble you, Barry. About time you were. You do not have it. It's made all the worse that you didn't go back on your word to us, you've done damage we're not fixing anytime soon.”

Obama could've sworn a tear had emerged from the depths of his eyes. He felt a slow drip. He had taught himself never to cry. Public events that demanded such, as any trained politician would be able, were the only appopriate settings for him to do so. The idea he'd get emotional over this was patently ridiculous. He checked his eyes, but they were dry. Looking up, he noticed a leak from the ceiling above. He took a breath, comforted by the knowledge that even in the face of ultimate defeat he remained emotionally sterile, but still, something within him had been pierced through the heart. Even contemplating this for as long as he was, it wasn't like him at all. This was all so beneath him.

But was is the keyword.

He allowed himself to be made a fool, to believe in something. Oh, brother. Everyone can see him as little more than an idealistic idiot now, him foremost. It did not take him having an infantile spasm or panic attack to demonstrate the full width of that. He knew it deep down, what felt like a bottomless pit, buried deep down where the self-doubt and insecurities of disconnect had been thrown. It was clear to everyone now. He was naked, a myth no longer.

“Are you still there, Barry?”

“Uh, yeah.” Now he was just a man.

“Alright. Now. Dispose of the phone because it automatically self-destructs, we don't want you hurt, we aren't cruel, not to those who don't deserve it, anyway. Forget our names, we've already forgotten yours.”

Did Obama hear that right? The phone would catch what now?

Catch on fire. The phone caught on fire.

Obama stood up immediately and tried to back away, crashing into some curtains and cabinets. The fire alarm picked up the flaming object and began wailing. He could hear the screams and surprise from outside the room as the faucets shot water down. The combusted phone began to get drenched, and eventually, nothing was left of it but chared bits and pieces of electronics.

Michelle rushed in under the doorway. “Barry, Barry! Are you okay?”

Obama was now soaked. His crisp, well-tailored suit. Wet. The cusps of his right sleeve. Slightly burnt.

He stood there, under the pouring rain from up above.

“I'm fine, Michelle.”

Michelle walked up and lightly fixed him up, pointlessly. “Well, from my eyes, you're standing here. Under an active fire alarm, with water in your shoe and,” she glanced at the floor, “a broken, burnt phone?”

Obama picked up Michelle's wrists and pulled her in close, kissing her forehead as he did so. “It's not important anymore, Michelle. This, uh, this, a, endeavor, didn't work out like I thought it would. It's not the end. Me, you, Sasha, Malia, bring Bo and Sunny along, we're getting out of here.”

“Where we going?”

“Anywhere. Anywhere, but, uh, here. Let's go.”

Skipping his concession speech, Obama took Michelle by the hand, and fled the scene as interns and administration staff wildly raced around, jostling papers, and entered into the dead of night, into the great unknown.

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Compromised to a Permanent End

Pandemonium.

It was pandemonium in Chicago.

Obama was taking calls from several people, none of which were from his opponent, as he had anticipated. Instead, they were donors, governors, Senators, party bosses, his running mate, all in his ear screaming in a bloody panic about the crisis. Democrats were being electorally and systemically slaughtered. Analysts and experts had thought the midterm gains for the Republicans would stop at 2010, but they were wrong. It was open season.

Obama flung his Samsung across the room, as Axelrod ducked before it could careen at his forehead. “Mr. President!”

“Sorry, David. Hadn't seen you there.”

Axelrod picked up the cracked phone. “Christ's sakes, you nearly took my head off.” He tossed in it a nearby bin. “You're not the first president to lose badly, you won't be the last.”

“No. I've just, uh, just got the taint of humiliating landslide loss is all. I'll be lucky if I'm just relegated to that little, uh, you know, that nice factoid in the future, first Black president, when I expect folks are going to rather forget I existed. I can't imagine a post-racial America would look too good having dumped their first Black man like this.”

“Yeah.”

“Won't look too good in the history textbooks. Not much of a feel good story.”

“Right, well I've got people on my lines, too. I don't know how in the name of God this could happen. I really don't. Jesus Christ, ever since Lehman it has just been shit.”

Obama leaned back in his chair and huffed. “I'd rather not think about that right now, David. About, uh, legacy. I don't have that luxury anymore. In your case I can only hope you've got some, um, Plan B after all this. At least for you, maybe most Americans don't know who you are. I don't know how I will avoid the infamy.”

Axelrod combed his sausage fingers through his receding hair. “Well, I came in, because for some reason, I don't know, I got a line on this Obama phone here.” He picked it out of his suit jacket, dangling it in the air. “Some...guy. He dropped it on my desk at the beginning of the day. Wouldn't say his name either. They were even using some voice modifier, I think. Jesus, Barry, what is this? Are you...you're not actually some kind of...I don't know... too be frank, I probably don't want to.”

Rolling his eyes, Obama reached out an open hand. “Just give it here, David. Some things you were kept out of the loop for, for your, uh, own peace of mind.”

Rubbing his temples with one hand, Axelrod dropped the cheap, throwaway phone in his boss's, before leaving the room, defeatedly. Pulling the phone to his ear, Obama nonchalantly answered.

“Speaking.”

“I'm sure you saw the returns.”

“No, it slipped my mind. How's it looking?”

“I don't think you need me to tell you this mission's been a failure. Your association with us is terminated, effective immediately. We do offer thanks. Thanks that you wiped your hands of us before you could flameout and bring us down with you.”

“That's a shame, you, you know. You've been such great help, always, um, pitching in. Doing nothing. Just sitting there, complaining, like children, when you were upset, or what have you. I mean with friends like these why need enem...”

“Just a question, Barry. Why the turn? Did their allure of money break you? Were you always a double agent? Have you ever really believed in anything?”

Obama stopped what he had been thinking and allowed himself to ponder on their inquiries. The answer seemed relatively obvious, only, under the circumstances, he couldn't exactly say it without looking like an ass.

“Did we disconnect...”

“Your, uh, system, set of beliefs. They're incompatible with how things work. If I had gone in lockstep with you, never become my own man, well I'd be a, um, uh, doing far worse than how I am now. I can promise you that. You would've destroyed me.” In the background, Anderson Cooper was reporting on staffers being talked off the ledge at the Obama watch party.

“I don't even know what to say...except...well, I want you to hear this, Barry. Put the phone as close to your ear as possible.”

Obama was intrigued if not a bit dreadful, but he did as he was told.

“It there? Okay, good. Now, hear this.”

The phone caught fire.

Obama backed away from it immediately, crashing into some curtains and cabinets. The fire alarm picked up the flaming object and began wailing. He could hear the screams and surprise from outside the room as the faucets shot water down. The combusted phone began to get drenched, and eventually, nothing was left of it but chared bits and pieces of electronics.

Michelle rushed in under the doorway. “Barry, Barry! Are you okay?”

Obama was now soaked. His crisp, well-tailored suit. Wet. The cusps of his right sleeve. Slightly burnt.

He stood there, under the pouring rain from up above.

“I'm fine, Michelle.”

Michelle walked up and lightly fixed him up, pointlessly. “Well, from my eyes, you're standing here. Under an active fire alarm, with water in your shoe and,” she glanced at the floor, “a broken, burnt phone?”

Obama picked up Michelle's wrists and pulled her in close, kissing her forehead as he did so. “It's not important anymore, Michelle. This, uh, this, a, endeavor, didn't work out like I thought it would. It's not the end. Me, you, Sasha, Malia, bring Bo and Sunny along, we're getting out of here.”

“Where we going?”

“Anywhere. Anywhere, but, uh, here. Let's go.”

Skipping his concession speech, Obama took Michelle by the hand, and fled the scene as interns and administration staff wildly raced around, jostling papers, and entered into the dead of night, into the great unknown.

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Nobody is Above the Law

The International Criminal Court had eagerly anticipated the transfer of detainees George Walker Bush, Richard Bruce Cheney, Donald Henry Rumsfeld, and Condoleezza Rice to the United Nations Detention Unit in Scheveningen, The Hague. The Obama administration's decision to direct the DOJ to charge the four, among other lieutenants and lower-level staffers and officials, with war crimes relating to the 2003 invasion of Iraq was controversial, to say the least. Protests erupted, though small in number. The photos of a former president being escorted away into custody drew international attention, and laid the foundation for what would become the greatest prison outbreak of all time.

Bush was carving childrens' icons into the brick walls of his confinement. He had perfected the illustrations of Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny to a degree of such fine impeccability he could effectively kick the bricks out and have an arguable case be made for a job application as a cartoonist. The pitter-patter of the water drip being made by Cheney just below him was effectively concealed by the sound Bush would make slamming his chisel into the wall. A guard moved over and peered between the bars of his cell, overlooking him adding Daffy Duck to his growing collection.

“Alright, George,” the guard dragged his baton across the bars, “give it a rest with the drawing. Hand over the chisel or I'll get you sent to solitary.” Bush looked over, tapped his chisel two times subtly on the stainless steel leg of his cot, and rolled it over through the bars and into the hands of the guard. He flashed a smile. “My bad, chief.” The guard pocketed it, cocking a single eyebrow before moving on with his patrol.

Bush scurried over to the drainage pipe of his sink. He took out a small piece of paper and wrote something down using a tiny piece of pencil lead he had stuffed into his sock, before attaching it to a tiny piece of string and rolling it through the lead pipe that traveled down through to the floor. He kept pushing it down until he heard a barely audible *clink* that let him know when to stop. He let go of the string and walked back to where he had been sitting, doodling his cartoons.

Below his cell, under the next floor, Cheney was cranking a water valve he had managed to dig under and into beneath the concrete floor he routinely paced over. He had managed to bust a hole right through into the sewage pipe that traveled underneath The Hague's prison complex, largely configured to space wide enough for the collective waste of every prisoner in the facility, but also just large enough that it might accommodate the four criminals' escape. He heard someone approaching, and quickly jumped out and laid down his emergency map of the Middle East, topped with tiny flags placed throughout it for the best spots for ExxonMobil and Halliburton to seek investment in following troop orders. He started studying the topography of it as the guard peered over.

“You criminal bastard, still finding glory in your conquests?” Cheney barely turned just to say, “fuck off.” The guard spit on the ground before walking away.

Once he was confident the guard had moved away, Cheney took out a makeshift radio constructed out of the discarded and smashed pieces of an older model made as promotional material for Ang Lee's 2003 Hulk that he repaired using bubblegum and some old Silly Bandz. He radioed in. “This is Angler. I repeat, this is Angler. Is the line set?”

The radio crinkled a tiny bit, emitting the voice of Rumsfeld on the other end. “This is Infinite Justice. The line is set, waiting for your call.” He nodded, then brandished an X-ACTO knife form his boot. “Copy that. Let the others know, the plan is a-go.”

It was eight hours later, the plan was in operation.

Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld and Rice were marching through in single-order line through the raw bacterial gunk of the many imprisoned war criminals' behinds on their way to freedom. They crawled out, just a little over two feet from the prison encampment, and into a nearby waste disposal pit. They plopped out and, under the stream of rain, basked in the return to the outside world. But the bliss was short-lived, as suddenly, the alarms of the prison began to blare. The four turned and in a panic got ready to set their course for the nearest train depot to cap off their escape. Quickly brushing the crap off their bright orange jumpsuits, they prepared to make their exit. And yet, Cheney placed his hand on Bush's chest.

“No, they expect one of us in the shit pit brother.”

“Have we started the fire?” Bush asked.

“Yes. The fire rises.”

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Write the Rules, Call the Shots

Air date - November 2, 2014 | Season 1, Episode 23

Episode Transcript

OLIVER: Our subject for the night is the TPP. And no, contrary to popular belief, TPP is not an acronym for Titanium Toilet Paper used when The Charmin Bears need some extra-reinforcement for their arses. That's right. You know how they are in fact colour-coded based on the toilet paper they're hawking? Well, these bears' colour is Xanadu green. Why Xanadu green? Because these bears have a one-track mind, and when they have their Charmin supply, they're rushing out of grocery stores carrying only whatever was in the closest vicinity of their Charmin toilet paper. The cereal aisle. You heard me, that's right. And when you're eating nothing but high-fructose corn syrup cereal, you'll wish you had some Titanium Toilet Paper.

[Audience laughs and cheers]

What we're instead talking about is the Trans-Pacific Partnership otherwise abbreviated to the TPP.

[Cut to stock footage]

UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: The Obama administration has announced their fast-tracking of the Trans-Pacific Partnership has gone off without a hitch.

UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: President Barack Obama was happy to announce today the successful fast-tracking of the TPP in the East Room with representatives from participating countries and members of Congress.

OBAMA: Today is a, uh, grand day, as we take this leap forward with our global allies in unshackling restrictions on trade between our countries.

[Cut back to Oliver in-studio]

OLIVER: Now this is a long-time coming. Back in 2010, President Obama fast-tracked measures through Congress ensuring the ability to ratify the TPP into law. Now we're seeing the final stage of ratification where Obama has gathered the involved countries and will give the trade pact full approval as they provide their signatures to the deal this week.

[Cut to stock footage]

UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: The TPP is the largest trade deal in history. Some of the largest countries in the world including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia and Japan have joined in, while excluding China with hopes of putting the pressure on them to start cooperating better. The Obama administration is expected to get it enshrined by the end of this week.

OBAMA: We've worked together as an administration to get our country working again! Out from the recession and into a renewal of growth!

CARNEY: The important thing to consider about this is the benefits involved when it comes to an increase in our economic future over a period of time...[jumpcut]...this will eliminate tariffs with the dairy industry here, and for telecommunication services in Vietnam and with other industries in these participating countries where we can start welcoming in some fair play.

[Cut back to Oliver in-studio]

OLIVER: Sounds good, right? There are legitimate concerns when it comes to Chinese practices such as depressing their own currency or skirting rules instituted by the World Trade Organization, and the general premise of this trade deal sounds promising for an increase in economic output, the creation of jobs, but there are those sounding the alarm.

[Cut to stock footage]

UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: Speaker Pelosi has announced her personal opposition to the White House's push for TPP approval, silently rallying Democrats to oppose President Obama's legislation.

UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: President Obama's gamble to get approval through Congress for the Trans-Pacific Partnership has managed to gain an unexpected foe in Speaker Pelosi, but an unexpected ally with Republicans, including House Minority Leader John Boehner.

SANDERS: Our past trade agreements have failed workers and led to the loss of millions of jobs, the TPP will join this record and help reward countries, countries that abuse their workforce, pay 0.56 cents an hour in countries like Vietnam, and you put workers in America in direct competition with those who are paid 0.56 an hour...[jumpcut]...the abundance of cheap labor in these countries have attracted American companies to go overseas, and if we pass this it'll make it even easier for these same companies to close the doors of their factories here and bleed these other countries dry for dirt cheap.

UNIDENTIFIED UNION LEADER: Trumka said it best himself, when this thing goes through we'll see NAFTA on steroids.

[Cut back to Oliver in-studio, the audience gasps]

OLIVER: Yeah. NAFTA. Maybe the worst thing you thought you loved back in the 90s, but didn't understand the full extent of, to get reminded about.

[A picture of Bill Cosby appears on the side]

OLIVER: Okay, second worst.

[The audience laughs]

OLIVER: But, seriously considering the full extent of this trade agreement. The TPP is big. The largest of its kind. And there are some major issues in the details of this, elements that may prove truly problematic in only the near future. And it goes farther than that of manufacturing jobs. It erases regulations on unsafe products and toxic emissions. The pharmaceutical industry and Republicans are ride or die when it comes to this, and it's plain to see why that is. Nobody wants corporations to begin running rampant unfettered, like they were Janice from accounting when your place of employment hosts an all you can eat Chipotle buffet...LEAVE SOME FOR US JANICE. LEAVE SOME FOR US. SHE DON'T GIVE A FUCK. SHE DON'T GIVE A FUCK.

[Audience bursts into mass laughter and applause]

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Live Up to Our Best Intentions

Anonymous (ID: kawYwPMU) 10/20/16(Thu)14:49:25 No.239136377 >>239137021 #

>Be America

>Propose enlarging NATO's scope to include more countries including Asia

>You assemble a meeting with Europe

>European nations seem to approve and go along with it

>You assemble a meeting with Asia

>Asian nations seem receptive and go along with it

>You assemble a meeting with Europe and Asia at the same time

>They realize they fucking hate each other and share very little in common

Did we burgers get too cocky bros?

Anonymous (ID: G7IU16dk) 10/20/16(Thu)14:53:28 No.239137021

>>239136377 (OP) #

So you're telling me Japan and Vietnam don't have the same priorities as Britbongs or the roaches in Turkey and trying to get them all into a single military pact is completely retarded?

Anonymous (ID: hSWS/p0F) 10/20/16(Thu)14:53:39 No.239137109

America getting cucked out of their WW3 ambitions is fucking hilarious if it weren't for the fact they're probably get enough dirt poor shitholes who'll go with them anyway. Give it a year Obama will threaten to collapse trade in bumfuckistan out in southern Asia and he'll use the 5 countries he does get as evidence of his global coalition like Bush did during Iraq

Anonymous (ID: RRAodPuN) 10/20/16(Thu)14:54:14 No.239137163

or the burgers will just fire a missile in Los Angeles and say China did it like the faked 9/11

Anonymous (ID: rASBv8cD) 10/20/16(Thu)14:55:35 No.239137219

Cause it's ust super fucking vital we get Sri Lanka into the alliance so the 14-year-olds America drafts into a war with Russia get weekly shipments of coconut rations

Anonymous (ID: RRAodPuN) 10/20/16(Thu)14:56:32 No.239137563 >>239137585 #

https://www.cnn.com/2016/10/20/asia/china-philippines-duterte-hits-obama/index.html

is Duterte /ourguy/?

Anonymous (ID: mgYsjHnf) 10/20/16(Thu)14:57:19 No.239137585

>>239137563 #

Absoluely fucking not

Anonymous (ID: 2Ren/roQ) 10/20/16(Thu)14:58:36 No.239137604 >>239137701 #

You wish they'd bomb LA cracker they'll pick somewhere with all the white people

Anonymous (ID: rASBv8cD) 10/20/16(Thu)15:00:12 No.239137701

>>239137604 #

Oh yeah cause WW3 is going to start after China drops a nuke on Burlington thanks for the input retard

Anonymous (ID: 9jcxF4eZ) 10/20/16(Thu)15:02:01 No.239137763

schizo posting hours when we got autists sperging out over NATO expanding this isn't real shit it's just postering idk what Obama's up to but it's all just a scheme cause America is flat fucking broke after Afghanistan and Iraq they need countries covering their bills that's the only reason for this we already have trillions in debt where else is the money coming from?

Anonymous (ID: CbYhHFdZ) 10/20/16(Thu)15:03:00 No.239137784

they don't give a flying fuck about the debt who the shit is going to order them to pay it back it's completely worthless

Anonymous (ID: G7IU16dk) 10/20/16(Thu)15:03:14 No.239137809

Putin is already seeing this shit they're going ballistic when he and China both getting their neighbors joining these obvious death pacts built on the premise to destroy them they're going to come after them then we get New Constantinople by 2023

Anonymous (ID: mgYsjHnf) 10/20/16(Thu)15:04:21 No.239137902

NATO isn't meant for offensive campaigns its defense you dipshit

Anonymous (ID: G7IU16dk) 10/20/16(Thu)15:05:13 No.239137962

Then why form it in the first place when will Xi Jinping launch a ground invasion of Papua New Guinea

Anonymous (ID: mgYsjHnf) 10/20/16(Thu)15:06:32 No.239138010

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHgt8giw1LY

Watch this it explains it perfectly well they'll invade Taiwan and after that it's just a matter of time til they fuck everyone over

Anonymous (ID: G7IU16dk) 10/20/16(Thu)15:07:14 No.239138073

China Uncensored lmao not trusting a man whose hairline damn near touches his asshole

Anonymous (ID: G7IU16dk) 10/20/16(Thu)15:08:34 No.239138129

https://www.cnn.com/2016/10/20/politics/india-pakistan-neato-talks/index.html

Just got this shit India likely to sign-up for the agreement if CNN is anything to go by, leaked reports saying authorities are warming to the idea will meet with Obama next week

Anonymous (ID: oyllDolb) 10/20/16(Thu)15:10:14 No.239138314

Stonks getting high on the report big if true shit

Anonymous (ID: hSWS/p0F) 10/20/16(Thu)15:12:13 No.239138554

Oh we're fucked

Anonymous (ID: 9jcxF4eZ) 10/20/16(Thu)15:13:14 No.239138652

Bullshit leak state department did that to save face nothing ever happens

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Rededicate Ourselves to the Advancement

10:34 AM, March 21st, 2013

By Mike Allen

After President Barack Obama's re-election in 2012, the consensus was that he would use the (relative) goodwill in Congress and the honeymoon period to get through some easy-to-pass legislation, adding to his repertoire of domestic accomplishments alongside his alignment-changing appointments to the Supreme Court or passage of the public option.

Instead, Obama is pushing through a comprehensive bill that'll seek to pass large reparations for Black Americans who are descendants of slaves. It was first announced in his State of the Union last week, where he announced the Post-Slavery Reparations Program for Black Americans (read the bill here.), and it has since faced a barrage of opposition in Congress, but also strong support when it comes to Democratic leadership.

“I've heard from the paper the Republicans are throwing a big fit over it,” South Carolina Representative Jim Clyburn said. “It's only natural, when you do a crime, you have to pay the fine. I don't see anything wrong with what we're working towards.”

Apart from Republicans, conservative Democrats have been aghast at the proposition. Senator Joe Manchin has avoided all questions regarding it, and many House members of the Blue Dog Coalition have rejected it outright. “It's patently discriminatory,” Utah's Jim Matheson said to media outlets following the president's decision to put this through Congress.

What it is: The Post-Slavery Reparations Program for Black Americans, introduced as H.R. 40 by John Conyers in the House, would establish a governmental office to investigate claims for reparations and plan payouts from a $11 trillion fund that would be established by Congress.

Will it pass? Despite opposition from numerous conservative Democrats in the House and Senate, Obama has undertaken a massive lobbying effort to promote it, one of the more notable examples being a feeble-looking Biden touring Capitol Hill to promote it.

In the end, President Obama has put himself in a precarious position regarding his political capital, but pulling off not only the planning board, but securing funding for it, it would cement the Democratic Party as a party of his own. With the top brass firmly behind him, and support from rank-and-file members at an all-time high, even amid the backlash from Republicans and a sizable chunk of independents alike, little doubt exists the president doesn't have a long political future as a party boss ahead of him even when his newest term expires.

“I don't recognize this as my party,” said Matheson, “but I sure do recognize it as his.”

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A Certain Arrogance Crept In

By Miranda Hayes — June 12, 2023

Dr. Miranda Hayes is a columnist for EducationWeek and an expert on the subject of school choice and charter schools.

California has become the last state in the union to give its approval towards taxpayer-funded vouchers for private and religious school attendance. The news would've come as something of a political tsunami to someone only a decade ago, but now the modern reality as Governor Gavin Newsom signs off on the plan is only the culmination of years of work towards helping to introduce the touchy subject to a wider audience in the United States.

The presidential entrepreneurialism of the Barack Obama years continue to reap the rewards of its government expenditures aiming to help promote and grow the private education system in the United States. Not thought possible previously, even states like California have fallen sway to the charm of the influx of federal cash possible if only states start adopting the White House's thought; whether we're speaking of former or future, it would prove redundant, as they've all adopted similar policy viewpoints on how competition can aide in the progress behind American youth's development in the K-12 climate.

Shortly following his reelection, President Obama helped sign a successor to his early term legislation Race to the Top (RTTT), in many ways it adopted various components from RTTT and merely helped to expand and strengthen the crux behind it. Similar to how RTTT broadened the scope of how standardized test scores factored into the ways in which school districts statewide would receive government funding, high-performing charter schools saw lucrative gains with the boost that was supplied in the expanded definitions of RTTT's categorical phases.

In the most basic sense, Obama's new initiative, coined the Betterment for Broadened Growth (BBG), encouraged Common Core standards to a much greater compacity than was originally realized prior, with curriculums structured around the best ways teachers can adapt their lesson plans to better fit the “teaching to the test” framework. It was bold, wide-sweeping, and ambitious, even if on surface-level seemingly mundane. The passage of it managed to even fade under the headlines at the time, even as it garnered strong bipartisan support, a rarity in the modern day.

With BBG seeing passage, applicants to the program more than doubled compared to RTTT, which saw thirty-five states including the District of Columbia apply. Come BBG, almost the entire nation jumped into the fray, with hundreds of millions awarded to the winners. Even states that opted not to apply in the contests of RTTT or BBG implemented policies that corresponded to a similar volume as those who had.

Following the implementation of both programs, tax credits for private-school scholarship programs have soared to heights never seen prior. Voucher programs, once thought a deeply contentious partisan issue, has become accepted rhetoric among both members of the Republican and Democratic parties, as Pennsylvania under its Governor Josh Shapiro and Arkansas under its Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders both seeing fit to push their pet projects over the line to help aide such ventures. Shapiro has yet to go as far as Sanders, who has not only fought hard in favor of voucher programs' expansion, but taken steps to gradually phase out the Arkansas Department of Education entirely, though that remains a hotly contested issue even still. But in Sanders's favor, it might just be the next path forward.

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An Unprecedented, Extraordinary Step

Robert Reich

Jun 06, 2023

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Friends,

It's only been a decade since President Barack Obama sought to expand the Supreme Court via executive order, an action which, inevitably, didn't lead to anything.

Yet.

Since that day on January 21, 2013, only a day after his second inauguration when President Obama made his mission, and thus the Democrats' mission as a whole, known, the issue has proved contentious, but overtime become a much more digestible argument (what some may call a shifting of the Overton window as is popularly phrased on the internet) that has been able to sway even those who would normally be aghast. Today we see the presidential candidates speaking openly on the subject, with many Democratic contenders affirming they'd keep true to the pledge of seeking to accomplish Obama's original wish.

The initial executive order would fall through quickly, being challenged by virtually every lawmaker on the Republican aisle and not recognized by any impartial authority on the matter. That's the moment his party picked up where he left off, with Representative Maxine Waters introducing legislation that would actually remake the face of the SCOTUS, legislation which would add justices and require a supermajority on the bench to overturn any federal law. That also died rather fast. The matter seemed to fall apart, and at the sacrifice of a non-negligible hit to his personal popularity, Obama would seek what many critics of his left had always said was a fatal flaw looming over his legacy: a lack of a real domestic (also foreign, but that's neither here nor there) achievement.

Yes, the public option, for what is was, was big. Certainly. However, change cannot satisfy itself on crumbs, what was demanded of him was to push that envelope further. In this context, the public option was one thing, but what if, down the line, a Republican trifecta emerged? A lot of vacancies would open on the Court right at that time? The gradual erosion of the achievement Obama helped cement would be only a matter of time, a few years, maybe a decade or two, but it would like many things we've seen in our time become an issue of potential evaporation (i.e. female bodily autonomy, gun control, foreign policy doctrines). None of this is ever left a guaranteed staying power just because a president and a Congress at the time passed it, many things like it have been done away with if only because public sentiment failed to maintain its long-term sustainability.

With all that being said, let's return to the matter at hand. Obama's quest to expand the Court, like that of another Democratic president long ago (I am of course referring to Franklin Delano Roosevelt if you didn't catch my meaning), was of heavy consequence out of the gate, many Republicans made it an issue. But with something of a surprising skill that even shocked me, the presidential administration failed to budge when it came to dropping the matter entirely. Like it had been possessed, or some shadowy cabal had seen fit to do what needed to be done and almost puppeteer Obama around, he spoke of such strong and principled passion that it effectively refused to go away. No. When you thought Obama, you thought 'when is that damn Court going to get reformed?'

With baby steps turning to a brisk walk come marathon running, we've reached our sprint. As I speak, the Democrats in the majority of both Houses are working diligently in passing the legislation that Roosevelt and Obama wished to see come to reality years prior. The hoopla and anger from the various spectrums of the political scene are converging upon Washington this week: pro-choicers, anti-choicers, pro-gun, anti-gun, LGBTQ, hateful churchgoers, all you could expect that have some stake in this contest are here and they're yelling, loud. With the vote in the House expected to clear easily, the only mountain left to climb now lies at the Senate, expected to end in a tight finish. If it succeeds, we can expect President Michelle Obama to, of course, give it her full blessing, and we'll have reached the end of our long national nightmare.

But, hey, I don't want to jinx it.

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Is Obama Losing His Midas Touch? Voters Resoundingly Reject Biden for Hillary in Iowa | Morning Joe | YouTube

Published on Feb 2, 2016

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SCARBOROUGH: Turning to the race on the Democratic side in Iowa we saw a complete clobbering. Well, okay, maybe not that far, but the Vice President did not get the welcome he was expecting. Current totals have him at 43% with nearest competitor former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton having a much sturdier 53% total. That's a 10-point margin separating the two, with other candidates filling out the other integers, Maryland's Martin O'Malley and former Senator Webb taking whatever fell between the cracks in the clash of the titans.

Mika, I'm looking at this and President Obama was ride or die on Biden, this is coming to bite him big time.

BRZEZINSKI: I think in the time Obama made his decision, which Politico is reporting was around last year in October, a month before he actually made the endorsement official, the environment was settling in for a Biden campaign. But between Paris, and San Bernardino, not to mention ISIS and the issues there I think what the Democratic base is really seeking is a candidate with a lot of credibility when it comes to foreign policy.

SCARBOROUGH: It's certainly looking like it, Mika. I mean, with Biden, he had this history of hesitancy between uh...

BRZEZINSKI: He was against raiding bin Laden's compound, that came out a year or however long ago. And I hate piling the negative stuff on Biden, we're in the same boat here. We love the man. I know he watches us a lot.

[Mika waves to the camera with a smile]

Hi, Joe!

SCARBOROUGH: Right, that. And don't forget, he was the voice in Obama's ear, the entire time, saying, 'don't stay in Iraq, Afghanistan,' he was the one who was constantly against a robust American foreign policy doctrine. I don't think that plays well with voters and I don't think that's what we, to be frank, what we need right now.

Well, anyway. Turning to our guest Senator Harry Reid, we're ready to ask him on whether Obama, in a complete turn from 2008 where he had the ear of the voters and beat Hillary, the complete opposite now, and whether that reflects something deeper in the party itself. Is Obama being slowly cast out? Is his voice being smothered? We'll see. Stay tuned for more Morning Joe here on MSNBC.

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President Elect Joe Biden | itsaboutaction.gov | Presidential Transition Website

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This is the official presidential transition page for President Elect Joe Biden and his incoming administration, to be inaugurated January 20, 2017. As exemplified throughout his career, Joe will fight for the average, everyday American over the interests of crony capitalist interests and big business tricks like shrinkflation and price gouging, because that's what he believes to be the right thing to do; Joe's experience and ability to work with those of all backgrounds has aided him throughout his life, and he intends to put that skillset to use fighting for you and the United States of America. Explore the various links and features that'll help give you a sense of what the Biden administration will aim to achieve for you and future generations of Americans.

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Meet the President Elect

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President Elect Bernard Sanders | notmeus.gov | Presidential Transition Website

“It's time to make government work for all of us... and not just the 1%.” — President-Elect



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This is the official presidential transition page for President Elect Bernard Sanders and his incoming administration, to be inaugurated January 20, 2017. As exemplified throughout his career, Bernie will seek to implement progressive action to tackle the systemic issues plaguing our nation and its people; Bernie's pledge will be never to pivot or abandon his promises or positions in the face of opposition, he will remain steadfast in fighting for what he believes is right and good for the United States. Explore the various links and features that'll help give you a sense of what the Sanders administration will aim to achieve for you and future generations of Americans.

About the Transition

• The Presidential Transition Act

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Meet the President Elect

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Meet the Vice President Elect

• Meet the Future Second Gentleman

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Nonfiction Book Review: The Last Stand: Inside the Doomed Campaign of Biden 2016 | Publishers Weekly | Book Review


Henry Gallagher. Simon & Schuster, $27 (208p) ISBN 978-1-250-18232-6

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Steve Ricchetti was sat outside the MD Anderson West Houston facility on a park bench, waiting for his boss, the vice president, to return from seeing his ailing son, Beau. Joe Biden would come out an hour later, and bore a face of determined anger. Ricchetti placed his hand on his shoulder and told him his services would always be available to his employer, only for the vice president to turn back and say: ''Good. Because I'm going to need you for this upcoming campaign, Steve.'' The Last Stand: Inside the Doomed Campaign of Biden 2016 chronicles the bombastic, flailing and all-around captivating primary campaign ran by Joe Biden against the establishment pick, former Secretary Hillary Clinton. Through the twists and turns present, The New Yorker's Henry Gallagher maintains vivid detail of the thought process dictating Biden's decision-making, from the fateful day President Barack Obama crushed Biden's lifelong ambitions to serve to a destiny-defining meeting held between Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Biden in Washington that ushered in a clandestine alliance between the two old men. Gallagher is able to juggle the various conflicting accounts that would emerge from the time such as a falsehood of Biden wishing to remain out of the race following his son's death, the depths that the two contenders would stoop to in their respective smear campaigns, and the extent to which the Obama White House conspired to aide the Clinton campaign to win despite a faux veil of neutrality. Would Biden have won the general election where Clinton failed? What insights can Gallagher provide into Biden's future? All these questions and more are explored. This book is required reading for any political junkie wanting the true scoop on the current behind-the-scenes power struggle that remains the bane of the post-Obama Democratic Party.

Correction: An earlier version of this review misstated who Biden had spoke to at the beginning.

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Joe Biden on 2016 decision: 'I regret it every day' | CNN | Politics



Biden regrets not running for president 'every day'

By Eric Bradner, CNN

Updated 5:00 PM EST, Thu January 7, 2016

Vice President Joe Biden says he regrets “every day” that he didn't enter the 2016 presidential race – but his decision was in his family's best interests.

“I regret it every day, but it was the right decision for my family and for me. And I plan on staying deeply involved,” Biden said in an interview with Connecticut NBC affiliate WVIT.

Biden said the ongoing Democratic race is “what I expected,” adding that there has been a “real robust debate between the candidates in the race already, as there would have been if I had gotten in the race.” Biden's comments came during a spate of local television interviews in which he pushed President Barack Obama's executive actions on gun control. Biden ended months of intense speculation about his political future in October with a sudden announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency, abandoning a dream he's harbored for decades.

5 ways Biden's decision changed the race

With his wife, Jill, and Obama at his side in the White House Rose Garden, Biden said the window for a successful campaign had closed, noting his family's grief following the death of his son, Beau. “While I will not be a candidate, I will not be silent,” he said on October 21 in a speech that highlighted Democratic themes on income inequality along with a call for a national movement to cure cancer. “I intend to speak out clearly and forcefully, to influence as much as I can where we stand as a party and where we need to go as a nation.”

The question of whether Biden, 72, would enter the race had consumed Democrats for months.

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Hillary Clinton and Progressives: Why Does the Left Hate Hillary? | Politico | Magazine

By BILL SCHER | May 31, 2016

Bill Scher is the senior writer at the Campaign for America’s Future, and co-host of the Bloggingheads.tv show “The DMZ” along with the Daily Caller's Matt Lewis.

Hillary Clinton has worked for nearly half a century to establish her bona fides on the left. In 1968, she stuffed envelopes in New Hampshire for Eugene McCarthy's anti-war presidential campaign, and four years later, she registered Texas voters for liberal icon George McGovern. During Bill Clinton's first campaign for governor in 1978, she riled traditionalists in Arkansas because she hadn't taken her husband’s last name. She had enough of a liberal fan base that in 1992, buttons read “Elect Hillary's Husband.” In 1993, she shattered the first lady mold by becoming a major policy aide with a West Wing office. In her first year, she fiercely fought the corporate health insurance lobby in her quest to enact universal health coverage. Then she allied with the liberal darling of 2008, Barack Obama, and together they both managed a comeback bid after a complete economic collapse which sought to jeopardize their fledgling administration. In 2013, she'd take her place as the United States's first female vice president.

So how did we arrive at a place today where, to some on the left, she is “the candidate of the war machine” with a “deeply pro-corporate ideology” who is “building on the legacy of Ronald Reagan.” How does one go from a symbol of women's equality and battler of corporate interests to being perceived as the personification of the corrupt intersection of corporations and government?

The short answer is her record, and the record of her husband. Her 2002 vote in the Senate to authorize an invasion of Iraq was the first big crack in her bond with the Democratic base. Her 2008 presidential campaign further alienated anti-war voters when she criticized President Barack Obama's pledge to meet with leaders of rogue states in his first year. She fed the perception of a craven, calculating politician when she gave a convoluted answer on whether undocumented immigrants should get driver's licenses. When Wall Street shenanigans tanked the global economy the following year, Bill Clinton's deregulation policies were fingered by many leftists and politically opportunistic Republicans alike, and her ties to the financial industry were put under the microscope.

But even that doesn't fully explain why Hillary Clinton doesn't have more street cred today with the progressive movement—and why she herself often appears to lack faith in it. It's an attitude, and voters notice. It's the way Clinton talks when she dismisses Sanders' ambitious proposals by saying they “just won't work” and “the numbers don’t add up.” Her squeamishness toward his desire to mobilize the grass roots behind single-payer health care (“I don't want us to start over again [and] plunge our country into a contentious debate”).

The best explanation may be deeply personal and goes back to one of the worst moments of her life: the searing experience of being entrusted with the biggest piece of her husband's domestic policy agenda in the first two years of his administration—universal health coverage—and failing totally, arguably contributing to the 1994 loss of both chambers of Congress and with it, the end of hope for an ambitious legislative legacy for herself and her husband.

As described in biography, A Woman in Charge, written by Carl Bernstein, the “near universal view” of White House staffers was that afterward, she sank into a deep depression. The preternaturally prepared Clinton had her confidence shaken, reportedly telling current Clinton antagonist but then-top strategist Dick Morris, “I'm so confused. I just don't know what works anymore.” However, we don't know the exact nature of her emotions because, as Bernstein writes, “Hillary appears to have kept to herself her deepest feelings about the wreckage of the twenty months between inauguration day and election day … Except for conveying her general despondency she did not even discuss with her close friends … her role in the debacle.”

Most strikingly yet rarely remembered, her health-care failure came from trying to win the battle Bernie-style: publicly attacking corporate interests and overcoming corporate influence by rallying the public behind reform.

***

To win in November, she doesn't need Bernie voters to agree with her pragmatic approach to politics. She only needs them to believe that their disagreements are largely about tactics and scope of ambition. She needs them to believe that, at her core, she isn't a neoconservative or a tool of Wall Street.

But without filling the gap in the narrative between her youthful activism and current incrementalism, others step in to fill in the blanks. The record of the 1990s was a “total repudiation of the FDR/LBJ legacy,” and Hillary Clinton “has been taken in by a fundamentally right wing paradigm,” argued Huffington Post blogger Benjamin Studebaker; never mind the higher taxes on the wealthy or the anti-poverty Earned Income Tax Credit expansion the Clintons managed to establish in the second term.

The post-presidency Clinton Foundation isn't seen as a good-faith attempt to encourage corporate social responsibility; instead, it's, in the words of The Nation’s Naomi Klein, “part of a never-ending merry-go-round of corporate-political give and take.”

Her relative hawkishness isn't accepted as stemming from a sincere belief in the principles of humanitarian military intervention shared by most Democratic presidents; there must be a nefarious motive. As Columbia University economist Jeffrey Sachs speculated, “Is it chronically bad judgment? Is it her preternatural faith in the lying machine of the CIA? Is it a repeated attempt to show that, as a Democrat, she would be more hawkish than the Republicans? Is it to satisfy her hard-line campaign financiers? Who knows?”

Depending on how old they are, different generations interpret her record differently. Democratic voters age 45 and older, more than two-thirds of whom voted for Clinton, remember when the Clintons first took the national stage in 1992. They were the Democrats who saved the Carter-Mondale-Dukakis party from political oblivion and subsequently faced down the Gingrich Revolution. Show them examples of when the Clintons veered right, and they'll remind you they did what they had to do to win, and when seemingly no other Democrat could.

Democrats younger than 30, 70 percent of whom voted for Sen. Bernie Sanders, were not yet teenagers during the Bill Clinton presidency. A college student today had not been born when Hillary was going 10 rounds with the health insurance lobby. Their political awakening stems from the 2009 market crash and the Iraq War debacle, and their introduction to Hillary Clinton was her war vote, her husband's repeal of Glass-Steagall, and her boss's face associated with developing news of banks going bust. While older voters see her as a left-of-center figure weathering decades of brutal attacks while valiantly navigating the realities of Washington, younger voters are quick to tag her as the embodiment of everything wrong with the current political system.

If younger Democrats were more aware of the enmity Hillary Clinton and the health insurance lobby once had for each other, they still probably would have felt the Bern. They still would have rejected the notion that the corrosive nature of big-dollar fundraising was worth stomaching to win elections. They still would loathe Wall Street deregulation and the Iraq War vote. They still would believe only a revolution could change Washington.

But if they knew more about her personal journey, they might be more likely to view Clinton the way many view Obama: as a decent person trying to push a lot of boulders up a big Washington hill. And that might have made it a little easier for a steadfast Bernie supporter to eventually get to “I'm with her.”

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Health Care, 2016, Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Democrats, POLITICO Magazine, Hillarycare

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President Elect Hillary R. Clinton | withher.gov | Presidential Transition Website

“In this world and the world of tomorrow, we must go forward together or not at all.” — President-Elect



Home | THE PRESIDENT ELECT | I'M WITH HER | NOMINEES | NEWSROOM | JOIN THE ADMINISTRATION

This is the official presidential transition page for President Elect Hillary Rodham Clinton and her incoming administration, to be inaugurated January 20, 2017. As exemplified throughout her career, Hillary will seek to implement effective solutions to whatever problems our country may face; she'll seek every avenue available, reach across the aisle and to all corners of our country to unify our nation together for a brighter tomorrow. Explore the various links and features that'll help give you a sense of what the Clinton administration will aim to achieve for you and future generations of Americans.

About the Transition

• The Presidential Transition Act

• Serve America

• GSA Transition Directory

• Privacy

• Copyright Information

Meet the President Elect

• Meet the Future First Gentleman

Meet the Vice President Elect

• Meet the Future Second Lady

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Princeton students rallied around a cause of social justice, and they found an unexpected ally in President Beck | NBC | News

Students brought change to their campus following an uptick in racial injustice over the summer, and President Glenn Beck emerged as an unlikely ally in their fight

August 27, 2016, 12:55 PM EDT / Updated August 27, 2016, 2:53 PM EDT

Students at Princeton University saw success after they had protested for the removal of former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's name from the university's prestigious School of Public and International Affairs due to his “racist thinking and policies.” Student activists also occupied the university president's office last year demanding the change be made, where Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber agreed that the president was racist, but also argued contributions that he made should be weighed in equal measure.

Wilson was president of Princeton from 1902 to 1910 and served as New Jersey's governor from 1911 to 1913. Though a progressive, Wilson also supported the Lost Cause of the Confederacy and segregation, including appointing Cabinet members who segregated federal departments. About 30 Black and white students, from a group called the Black Justice League, took part in the protest, demanding a range of changes to improve the social and academic experience of Black Princeton students, including the removal of Wilson's name from the campus.

A review board ruled in favor of removing Wilson's name, alongside a host of other changes that were passed in acknowledgement of the students' demands, but an unexpected voice was there on behalf of the students the entire time, that of President Glenn Beck.

Writing an official statement prior to the review board's decision Tuesday, Beck said “the administration backs wholeheartedly efforts by the student populace to remove President Wilson's name from the campus premises,” adding, “we urge Princeton University trustees to consider recognizing the voices of students of color and to take measures necessary to push for real change. Avoiding discussion of the president's policies, he was a vicious racist, and as the administration to succeed Wilson 100 years to the date, we urge progress be made in rectifying this.”

The statement of support should come as no surprise, as the president has had a long history denouncing Wilson, though mainly in relation to policies he implemented that would enlarge the federal government. Indeed, the Federalist Society also gave their two cents, commending the students for their work in removing Wilson's presence from Princeton: “Asking a private school to stop honoring an authoritarian hatemonger who also happened to be one of the most destructive presidents in the history of the United States is about the sanest thing we've heard happening on a college campus in a long time.”

Though he might have political reasons in siding with the students, many on the conservative side of the aisle have noticed the president adopting what some have called a new leaf when it comes to social issues. His recent appearance at CPAC earlier this year had to end about a half-hour before it could properly finish after Beck began to advocate in favor of Black Lives Matter, urging conservatives to “see things from their perspective,” which garnered a chorus of boos in response.

Though Beck has walked back his comments since, saying he “doesn't support them because they're a divisive, anti-Israel organization,” the view that the president has fallen far short of expectations when it came to what a new, bold brand of conservatism should look like continues to plague him. Elected in a shock after Jon Huntsman and Republicans in Congress agreed to cut a deal and propel Beck and Haley to the White House, it had been anticipated the transaction of power would fall in hardline conservatives' favor, but the president's low favorabilities suggest otherwise.

Beck has found it quite difficult retaining alliances or advantages in the world of Washington since; whether it be his ongoing feud with The Drudge Report or anti-tax advocate Grover Norquist, who the president accused of being an agent of the Muslim Brotherhood, or an inability to transfer some of that moderate appeal over with Haley, who is still licking her wounds after her interview with Matt Lauer last year where she said the Confederate flag had been “hijacked” in the aftermath of the Charleston church shooting, Beck is no stranger to the many perils the presidency brings. All the more reason, as has been suggested, that Beck has held true to his one-term pledge, though he claims that was always a personal, and not a political, decision.

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President to address nation in aftermath of Midtown Manhattan Norton-Hyatt supermarket fire | CNBC | Politics

Published Jul 12, 2013

By Howard Bates; Yussef Faasil

KEY POINTS

• Fire in New York City has created headaches for administration in wake of single-day sales tax decrease

• Owners of supermarket victim to fire under active investigation by authorities

• Mitt Romney addresses nation in aftermath of fiery incident

The controversial 'National Day of Mega Sales' as heavily pushed by the Romney White House and Republican House experienced the worst publicity possible early yesterday, after a supermarket located in Midtown Manhattan, Norton-Hyatt, fell victim to a raging fire. Early estimates are already pinning it as the worst non-wildfire in American history. The death toll is floating above the 300 mark, according to sources with knowledge of processes involving the search for survivors and victims' remains in the aftermath of such incidents.

Reportedly, a grease fire was sparked in a fast food outlet located in the food court area of the supermarket's shopping center. Discovered roughly two minutes after it initially started, orders to evacuate came out immediately. However, there existed limited space to safely and orderly leave the market from, with only two, one located in the front and another specifically marked as a fire exit placed near the rear of the mall, being made available.

It is being alleged that supermarket owners, father and son duo Isaiah and Wyatt Williams, had told store management to keep the doors closed via the store's electronic security system after being informed of the evacuation, fearing thievery of goods. After around four minutes of delay, the security personnel abandoned their posts and the doors were once again opened. The Williams have denied such, and affirmed the security system had experienced a system failure as a result of the fire, as well as a miscommunication between them and their store management having had occurred, allowing for a stall in the evacuation process.

Promoted in the wake of President Romney's failed effort to push tax reform through the divided houses of Congress, the single-day event was cooked up by administration officials and economic experts from several fiscally conservative think tanks in a legally dubious move. Romney held doubts, but according to reporting by Politico, he was convinced by Treasury Secretary Mike Leavitt, who lobbied hard on behalf of it, plus a legal counsel meeting with law experts from the Heritage Foundation suggesting the measure was in the grey area, and wouldn't necessarily constitute an abuse of presidential powers. Signing an executive order to get the ball rolling, Romney made it conditional for states to receive funding for infrastructure loans, a package passed by the split Congress, to lower their sales tax, if they had one, to an average of 0% for a day. As Romney rationalized, “the temporary tax alteration will help serve to demonstrate the positives of a newer system to the individual governments of tax-burdened states.” He further suggested it would help accrue data for later pilot programs, and benefits would be experienced overtime for just the one-time decrease alone in consumer activity.

CNN's Jim Acosta “went there,” according to outlets, asking Romney if his administration's push to promote a single-day, national 'mega sale' to build public sentiment in favor of a sales tax reduction might've served as a catalyst for the fire, further calling it a “gimmick” in his inquiry to the president. The line of questioning prompted an emotional response from Romney: “The assertion that our administration's incentives for a one-day sale to generate some economic rejuvenation might've caused this is repugnant,” Romney responded. “I'm going to — I'm — I'm requesting a retraction from your outlet on that. I take great offense to that, and I don't appreciate the assertion. You should be ashamed for having asked that question. CNN owes an apology to the families for using their loved ones' deaths as a political tool.”

The president has been experiencing several emotional outbursts as of late, as first reported by The Washington Post last month. Though keeping his public appearances of vulnerability mostly concealed, he has, if anonymous sources are to be believed, cried at every closed-door meeting since January.

“It's a tragedy all around,” Jim Weissman, the lawyer retained by the Williamses, told media outlets. “We're all dealing with the ramifications of it and the damage created. My clients are working closely with the FDNY and cooperating with investigators. No further comment at this time.”

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• Fed Chairman Glenn Hubbard to make announcement on interest rates

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Romneycare to Add Universal Coverage for Multiple Sclerosis Patients | The Boston Globe | Health

STARTING POINT | METRO | WEATHER | POLITICS | SPORTS | BUSINESS | WATCH: GLOBE TODAY | PUZZLES | RHODE ISLAND | GLOBE MAGAZINE | OPINION

By Alison Smit State House News, Updated September 13, 2015, 4:51 p.m.

President Mitt Romney announced today at a press briefing an extension to the Health Safety Net, offering subsidized medical care for those afflicted with the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. The extension was named the Ann Romney MS Survivors Rights Package, named for the First Lady, who was present for the proceedings, and who has had multiple sclerosis since the late 1990s. The First Lady spoke during the ceremony, thanking the president, before she publicly embraced her spouse for the many press and cameras present.

Romney's move is the first extension to his new healthcare program, colloquially referred to as Romneycare, which passed through the Republican Congress with ease following his landslide win against Democratic opponent, incumbent President Barack Obama, in 2012. The healthcare reform is a change of pace when taking into account President Obama's conceptualization of healthcare, which Romney routinely attacked on the campaign trail.

All of which is not to say Romneycare does not have opponents of its own, rather the president's right flank have derided it as 'RINOcare,' claiming the initiative is as unfriendly to private healthcare providers and businesses as they say Obama's was. Romney, who made efforts to reach out to his many critics on the conservative side during the campaign, has actually taken a different tune as of late. According to a recent report by Politico, the president hasn't met with the House Freedom Caucus in nine months, and has even taken efforts to court moderate Democrat voices present in the national legislature.

Just recently, the president was spotted departing from a private meeting with Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin and Senator Mark Warner at Mastro's Steakhouse in Washington. The White House has yet to confirm what the meeting was in regards to, though speculation persists a new venture in pursuit of gun control is being cooked up between centrist Democrats and Republicans, as Senator Pat Toomey had also been seen leaving that same restaurant only a half hour earlier.

MORE FROM THE GLOBE

- Romney and Canada's Harper Meet at Niagara

- Governor Baker Announces Plans for Tax Reform Revamp

- Cruz: Romney 'will not' be receiving a primary challenge, 'at least not from me'

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Promises Made, Promises Kept: Big Bird Has Been Compromised to a Permanent End | BuzzFeed News | Article

President Mitt Romney's fiscal budget allocation proposal has passed Congress, and a major policy proposal has been fulfilled.

Ruth Chester, BuzzFeed News Reporter

Updated on February 2, 2016 at 8:30 am

Published on February 2, 2016 at 6:17 am



Today, the new federal budget for fiscal year 2017 passed through Congress smoothly. The budget, proposed by the president, includes large increases in military spending (mostly allocated to his recent Naval expansion bill that passed several months ago), and small cuts to Social Security, and a variety of other welfare and jobs programs.

Stocked with many of the fiscally conservative pledges the president had promised to keep true to back in 2012, the budget was passed with relative ease, given the White House's good relationship with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan from Wisconsin. Ryan was considered for the post of vice president during Romney's 2012 presidential campaign, but ultimately declined, due to his wishes to focus on passing conservative legislation in the House of Representatives.

However, among the overall spending decreases that he pushed through, there was one thing that stuck out. Probably the most talked-about component of the new legislation, federal funding for the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) had been completely removed from the budget. After the budget was released, there was widespread backlash among viewers of Sesame Street, a popular children's television show on the channel with recognizable faces like Elmo, Bert and Ernie, and a certain large yellow bird.

Many people, especially parents across the country, have spoken out against the recent decision, with a recent New York Times poll showing that a meager 32% of people support the cuts. Despite this, at a recent press conference, President Romney stood by his decision, calling it “...a necessary sacrifice for the fiscal health of our nation.”

This news comes amid a wave of success for the current administration, including a recent New York Times/Siena poll showing him ahead by nearly four-points against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and close to seven points ahead of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, the two current Democratic frontrunners who are engaged in a heated contest for the nomination this year.

This story will be continued when there is more information available.

IOWA IN THE BALANCE: PHOTO-FINISH BETWEEN CLINTON AND SANDERS

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Cheney drops bomb of the vulgar variety at childrens' awards ceremony | CNN | YouTube

Published on Mar 30, 2014

85,291 views

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982 likes | 4.5k dislikes

CLOSED CAPTIONING TRANSCRIPT

[Screen opens to Jeanne Moos standing at CNN studio in front of several monitors and staff working in separate cubicles]

MOOS: The president is broiled in some major controversy. No, not over efforts to reform social security again. No, not over rumors of a rift between he and Vice President Steele. And no, not for the humanitarian intervention in Equatorial Guinea. He's in hot water for having, what SpongeBob might call, a sailor mouth.

[Transition to footage of Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards ceremony]

UNIDENTIFIED VOICE: And now, please rise for President of the United States, Richard Cheney.

[Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill exit the stage as President Cheney enters]

UNIDENTIFIED VOICE: Presenting the award for best animated kids show.

[Cheney reaches the microphone]

CHENEY: Alright. Hi, kids. I'm, the president. It's an honor to...be here. Alright.

[Cheney takes out an envelope from his suit jacket]

CHENEY: Well, we've got a, uh, winner here...

[Cheney fumbles with an envelope, adjusts his glasses]

CHENEY: ...trying to get it open...

[Cheney continues fumbling envelope]

CHENEY: ...I'd just like to thank, uh, Johnny Depp, was it? Those two guys before me. And, uh, that...other little fella...

[Cheney starts to rip the envelope open; a Patrick Star mascot begins to appear, sneaking behind him and carrying a bucket of green Nickelodeon slime; audience stifles laughter]

CHENEY: Okay, I've just about gotten it.

[Cheney rips out the letter from the envelope]

CHENEY: Alright, now, the winner is...

[The mascot dumps a tub of green slime onto Cheney]

CHENEY: Oh, mother[bleep]er! The [bleep] is wrong with you? I know people, I'll have you...uh, oh, ha! Very funny! Yes! Yes! Amusing!

[Transition back to Jeanne Moos in CNN studio]

MOOS: Oof, bad news for the commander-in-bleep. In a statement, President Cheney has apologized for his, quote, “use of poor language displaying a poor example for our nation's impressionable youth,” unquote. Unfortunately for the president, more than just the youth are seeing it, as it's already hit a staggering 50 million views on YouTube!

[Cut to clip from SpongeBob SquarePants]

SPONGEBOB: BAH, [dolphin chirp] ME!

[Transition back to Jeanne Moos in CNN studio]

MOOS: It's as another former vice president might say.

[Cut to clip of Barack Obama and Joe Biden speaking at lectern; with Biden on hot mic]

BIDEN: This is a big [bleep]ing deal.

MOOS: The performer in the mascot outfit could not be reached for comment. Jeanne Moos. CNN.

[Video ends, cut to black]

ALL COMMENTS (134)

TheLegend27 • 2 hours ago

Patrick's gonna be swimming with the fishes

192 | 33

Tony Edgar • 2 hours ago

Is this Halliburton?

54 | 7

DarudeSandstorm • 2 hours ago (edited)

No, this is Patrick.

21 | 2

Lugnut819 • 1 hour ago

That's ridiculous, he'll just shoot him like his lawyer.

19 | 15

TheLegend27 • 1 hour ago

idk has his aim improved

4 | 12

Lugnut819 • 15 minutes ago

it's either that or Bikini Atoll's getting another a-bomb

1 | 4

gargledeez • 2 hours ago

The children there must've inspired that criminal could emerge through scandal with all his secrets wide open and somehow still retain all his successes and be given new opportunities like none of what he did ever happened

89 | 38

GilgaMessinAround • 1 hour ago

Alright, we know Dan Schneider's purpose for being htere, now why was Cheney?

22 | 45

PatWeRIOT • 2 hours ago

O.K. and when are we going to start acknowledging the good he's done? Can he get a break or is he going to always be under impossible expectations you democrats put on him all the time?

15 | 37

gargledeez • 2 hours ago (edited)

alright I'll grant Dick the opportunity to prove he's a good guy, next forty minutes if he doesn't fire another tomahawk missile I'll owe him a apology

EDIT: WOW HE ACTUALLY LAUNCHED ONE BEFORE FORTY MINUTES WERE UP

36 | 12

Lugnut819 • 1 hour ago

Damnit, Dick's been googling his name again, that or has the NSA working overtime STOP GIVING HIM IDEAS!!!!!

18 | 4

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President's Approval Reaches 49% High, Still Adamant About One-Term Pledge | CNN | Politics

Published September 23, 2015

President Cheney assured the public he would remain firm on his pledge to serve a single term in office, despite renewed calls from within his party for the incumbent to seek reelection. His recent 49% approval rating is a shocking turnaround from around the time the former vice president ascended to the highest office in the land, in January 2013, where he stood at a record low 22% during his first week in office, according to a USA Today/Morning Consult poll of likely voters.

His first year, too, was complicated by the president's frequent clashes with the Democratic Senate and a House far narrower than Republicans managed to acquire following the 2010 midterms. Much of his agenda, including tax cuts and an attempt to reverse President Barack Obama's healthcare reform, failed to gain traction and only resulted in harming the president's reputation in the eyes of the general public. His negative reputation would soon prompt an announcement by the president that he would not seek a second term, a decision heavily speculated to have been encouraged by Vice President Steele, alongside the Republican National Committee, in fear he'd be dead in the water come 2016 and would only negatively impact the party downballot.

Despite it all, similar to his former boss, President George W. Bush, the Republican managed to make lemonade out of lemons when his administration, on March 8, 2014, shot down a hijacked airline with a course aiming towards the major metropolitan city of Beijing, China. That flight, Malaysian Flight 370, was reported by American intelligence agencies to have been piloted by a radicalized and mentally unwell pilot, with aims to commit a terrorist attack on the Chinese people who were located where the flight was destined to land.

“It was a tragic day,” Cheney recalled in a one-on-one interview with CBS Sunday Morning's Ted Koppel, “but action had to be taken, to protect the men and women of China, and secure America's place as defender of the world against enemies, foreign and domestic, a reputation we had lost under the watch of my predecessor.”

President Xi Jinping was reportedly “taken off guard” by the incident, addressing the event by confirming Chinese authorities had registered none of the same suspicious activity the United States had reportedly recorded. Instead, Xi had suggested the only activity it did register was the U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford, the American vessel which took down the aforementioned flight, that had, according to Xi, “trespassed on Chinese territory without any prior authorization or permission,” and “appeared to be locking target on a nearby Chinese aircraft carrier,” located within the same proximity as the airplane.

The president was dismissive of the Chinese head of state's skepticism in his recent interview. “If we had intentions to strike a Chinese military vessel, we would've succeeded. But we didn't. The aircraft carrier's presence was entirely coincidental.” Asked by Koppel why the United States, just so recently after Cheney seemingly implied military intervention to ensure Taiwan's independence would be authorized during a meeting in the East Room, would go out of their way to protect China from an unrelated threat, Cheney was adamant it was out of altruism. “We had the pilot on our watch for a long time, Ted. His private flight simulator in his home, we detected threats present in the software suggesting plans by him to strike in America, and China, and other countries. The Central Intelligence Agency has released the documents for public view, it's all there. So when we had the opportunity to protect them, we took it. We only ask other countries to...not necessarily do the same, since they may make mistakes we wouldn't. Instead, trust us to make the right one, everytime.”

Xi has remained defiant, however. “China does not accept the United States's narrative, and we will continue to decry their aggressive expansion into Chinese waters.”

Regardless of the international dispute, the American public firmly remain behind the president. Polls suggest if Cheney were to go back on his promise and seek a second term, he'd enter with a respectable 3-point lead over Democratic frontrunner and former vice president Joe Biden. By no means a large or definitive start, but leagues better than where he was expected to be placed only two years prior.

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Ode to a Speaker | Breitbart News Network | Opinion

Published on Oct 12, 2016

By Ben Shapiro

Where to begin with President Newt Gingrich? Do we start with his Cabinet appointments? His surrender of conservative principles at the behest of the leftist mob? I don't know, what I do know is I can't wait to get to the end of President Gingrich.

It was bad enough, we all said, when Barack Obama was president. Never before was a man in the position of the Executive Office so brazen in his bid for socialistic dominance over the American landscape with his implementation of the disaster known as Obamacare, or in his generally incompetent handling of the economy. Jaws practically dropped when he let Lehman go kibbutz, but it wasn't surprising when he gave General Motors a life perserver. I mean, would Obama, a natural coward, who let Osama bin Laden off the hook, be the one to stand to the thuggish unions? Preposterous. If my good friend Steven Crowder, whose a pretty big guy and does MMA stuff on the side all the time, could get assaulted a few years ago by these same Jimmy Hoffa-acolytes, they'd tear a gangly guy built on a diet of arugula like Obama apart. So none of that was ever a surprise. Hopes for him were never high.

So, with all that in mind, it was something of a do-over for America when Newt Gingrich was elected to be his successor.

Sure, he wasn't my first choice, but anything was better than Obama for four more years, I truly think this country wouldn't have survived it. It all started well, too. The Gingrich administration's first venture, a wide-ranging tax cut on capital gains and the death tax, was something we were badly in need of to stimulate the economic growth of a country desperate for one. It was looking like Gingrich could've been our Ronald Reagan.

And yet...

We really should've been clued in on it sooner. Recall back in 1983, Gingrich, just a backbencher, a particularly loud and vocal one, would rail on the Reagan administration while it was working just fine, and on the most ridiculous of pretenses: “Really, Reaganomics has failed. We must regroup. The national government is running amuck. Without a freeze, I don’t see breakout out of higher and higher deficits.”

Avoiding for the moment the urge to correct Gingrich's blatantly wrong and misguided criticism, this should've been our warning sign. Gingrich only began to jump on the train to promote Reagan's legacy when it became politically opportune, even stretching to the nineties you'd get him railing on him. He never had foresight, he was always a clout chaser conservative. The man volunteered for Nelson Rockefeller in 1968, I mean really, this is on us.

Keep this in mind when reflecting on the past four years. What have conservatives conserved under President Gingrich? Outside of moderate successes in the first quarter of his term, the moment Ferguson hit, Gingrich went turncoat. The so-called architect of the Republican Revolution, although I now choose to believe he stole that credit from Dick Armey and just slapped his name on the Contract with America for fame, became an advocate for affirmative action. He formed a money pit known as the Inclusivity and Diversity Affairs department by Executive Order, chaired by Obama-era crony and Gingrich best pal, Van Jones. The cowardice was on full display. And, needless to say, this department did absolute bumpkis, but it got worse.

In some foolish endeavor of misguided political triangulation, Gingrich decided to pull a Clinton, and sold his soul to the environmental lobby when he passed that horrid abomination known as the Bipartisan Climate Solutions Act. A carbon tax? Limits on carbon emissions? I'm sorry. I forgot we elected Howard Dean as president in 2012, because Gingrich broke out his tie-dye and threw out his dignity with that move. Don't blame Santorum for jumping ship this year (on the topic of the vice president, was Mike DeWine really the only replacement Gingrich could find? He may as well have picked Steve Gunderson or dug up Sonny Bono's bones).

Hop over to 2015, Gingrich is presiding over a meeting to, get this, “deregulate the automotive industry.” Okay. Sounds good, right? Maybe he'll redeem himself and prevent future Democrats like Obama bailing out unionized hiveminds like GM in the future. No. That isn't what he does. Instead he says there could be found a “middle-ground” (never a good sign when a Republican is saying this), and insists he's found the solution. He had hopes to rein in spending for highway funds, fearing it may deplete the transportation department's allocated funds. That's not an entirely unfounded concern, government is bloated. I'd prefer cuts made to useless social programs funding moms with six kids whose income is derived from the unemployment office, but at least Gingrich is beginning to think like a fiscal conservative. It could pose a risk to Gingrich's plans for a balanced budget come 2018, too (good luck with that, by the way).

So what does he do? Gingrich...says he wants to crack road width in urban areas down from 10 feet to 5 feet, and begin a 20-year development plan to phase out the Interstate Highway System, to be replaced by, hyperloops. This is our conservative champion, ladies and gentlemen. The solution is not helping promote public transit (another patented Gingrich pivot, might I add), it's to build more roads. We should be expanding freeways. I'm preaching to deaf ears here, I'm aware. At the very least, he said the hyperloops would be constructed through private companies, so there's that.

Anyway, now we're in 2016: the Ghostbusters are women, college campuses are a breeding ground for PC culture gone mad, and Gingrich's poll numbers are in the toilet.

This man can kiss the White House goodbye, guaranteed, come November, and we will have him to thank when President Hillary Clinton throws us in the meat grinder. With her myriad of scandals, this should be a layup, and it is a layup, for any Republican but Newt Gingrich. That's too high a bar for him, who can only excel in letting conservatives down.

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United States to launch federal investigation into SpaceX following Aether II collision | The Guardian | US news

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10:30am: The political day has been dominated by the recent news of Aether II's destruction by a SpaceX rocket – resulting in an estimated 895 million dollars that had been dedicated to the development and construction of the space station, built for the purpose of aiding the United States in their mission to colonize the Moon.

President John Kerry held an emergency televised address, seeking to calm and reassure the public that the implosion of the station was not one of an act of war or done by another country. He identified it to have been the result of SpaceX's rocket, coined the Blue Dragon, and announced his intent to direct Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto to launch an investigation into Musk and SpaceX for their involvement in the situation.

10:35am: Reception of the news has been something of a sight to see:



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10:56am: The White House announcement is breathtaking on a number of levels.

Kerry's call to action further intensifies what has been an extremely poor year for the embattled businessman and former CEO of PayPal. Previously, Musk had attempted and failed to purchase Snapchat. The attempt to acquire the large social media platform failed when it was blocked in federal court due to Musk's purchasing of stock in parent company Snap Inc. prior to the deal. He also suffered a spectacle of a divorce from actress and wife of six years, Amber Heard, which resulted in large sums of money being lost in the following court proceedings.

Aside from Musk's personal troubles, it came as a shock due to the thus far ambivalent stance the Kerry administration has taken on space programs, which were former president Newt Gingrich's bread and butter. Kerry even suggested on the campaign trail in 2016 when facing Gingrich he might rollback several initiatives that had been taken by the Republican, but walked it back after polling showed it to be one of the few truly popular moves that had been undertaken by his then opponent.

With Aether II's destruction, many observers are taking it to mean Kerry is demonstrating a firm stance in support of the United States's bid to maintain their mission to colonize the Moon, which had been set to begin by 2023 next year (delayed from 2020).

11:09am: Several members of Congress from both parties announced their support for launching an immediate investigation into the affair and how such a mistake in SpaceX's Blue Dragon's coordinates and programming would've allowed such a situation to envelop; this was an especially pressing concern as Musk's SpaceX received several large contributions in loans from the federal government during the Obama administration, before President Newt Gingrich would cease such rollouts following his inauguration in 2013.

Senators Mehmet Oz (R-NJ) and Jason Kander (D-MO) announced plans to create a Senate subcommittee to further look into the circumstances behind the incident.

My and @JasonKander offices are in close cooperation seeking explanations behind this potential case of gross misuse of federal funds that may have helped destroy extremely sensitive and vital government property

— Senator Dr. Mehmet Oz (@DrOz) June 15, 2022

Former president Newt Gingrich, who launched the groundwork for a renewed interest in space exploration in 2014 when he made funding for NASA a large component of budget allocation, was “furious and distraught” according to sources.

Here's Newt:

“I support President Kerry in taking every means necessary to uncover SpaceX's role in Aether II's destruction. I further urge the Justice Department subpoena Mr. Musk and other high-ranking officials at the company to uncover the full extent to which their incompetence could allow for such a tragic circumstance to befall our nation. I had read Musk's denial of such malpractice being the cause, I cannot in good conscious believe him. The techno-futurist baloney was not enough to excuse the elimination of millions in taxpayer resources due to his private interests in space exploration, when we had made it clear under my administration such pursuits would be a government-regulated endeavor. I hope for a swift decision to be made.”

Gingrich further blamed his predecessor, Barack Obama, for “having a hand in the creation of an environment that promoted private space companies over supporting NASA in their mission.” President Obama had yet to comment. It may have been 'memory-holed' now, but recall the conservative backlash of 2015 towards the Gingrich White House's policies, with particular regard to concentrating on efforts to prioritize NASA over private competition in the realm of interstellar expeditions. The infamous “American Judas” CPAC speech by Senator Rand Paul directed at the then-president was a large component that drove his unsuccessful primary challenge. We can only imagine Gingrich feels something of vindication now, if only a bit.

12:13pm: Former president Barack Obama finally spoke up on the situation, taking to Twitter to announce his support for President Kerry's action and calling for Congress to further follow in his footsteps.

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Most Americans saw President Newt Gingrich and Speaker Joe Crowley as bitter rivals. Gingrich, a firebrand conservative warrior, and Crowley, the tested and experienced hand seeking to rebuild the liberal flank following Nancy Pelosi's decision to step aside, were perceived to get along as well as water and oil. But as Wilmur B. Potter reveals in Reform USA, these powerful adversaries formed a secret alliance in 2015, an alliance that would eventually rock the political landscape when the two cleared the way to strike a bipartisan deal and broach the “third rail of American politics” -- leading to the reformation of Social Security and Medicare in 2016.

An engaging and thrilling read, Reform USA offers a behind-the-scenes perspective behind the proceedings of the Gingrich administration and their relationship with Congress following a shock landslide win over liberal darling Barack Obama in 2012. With the cooperation of both President Gingrich and Speaker Crowley, interviews with key players who have never before spoken about their experiences, along with unprecedented access to Crowley's private papers, Potter not only offers a full showcase behind the day-to-day operations of the Republican White House -- including the full story behind the bitter feud waged between Gingrich and Vice President Santorum -- but reveals how the government shutdown of 2013 proved to be the catalyst behind the groundbreaking transformation of government as we know it.

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Rick Santorum Upset White House Prioritizes Broadly Popular Space Program Over Curbing Civil Rights | The Onion | Politics

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PITTSBURGH—The vice president experienced a mental breakdown while visiting the Cathedral of Learning at his alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh, yesterday. Attending in recognition of a recent breakthrough in aerodynamics discovered by student Maulik Patel, who was receiving a 5,000 dollar grant as part of the administration's Interstellar Innovation Program, Santorum was supposed to simply hand the medallion and ceremonial giant check to Patel. Instead, Santorum cracked the medal in half, revealing it to be made of chocolate, before taking to the microphone. “I'm sick of this charade,” he said, “I didn't become a Republican Party politician so I could be the spokesman for NASA. I've counted, there've been 140,962 women that've been forced into back alley, coat-hanger abortions since me and the president have taken office due to our administration shutting down access to abortion, who we may also confirm have been rendered completely infertile due to complications that resulted from such procedures. That's simply not enough.”

President Newt Gingrich addressed the critiques made by his number two hours later after being asked for comment by reporters. “In the instance where the party platform conflicts with my ability to self-aggrandize and indulge in my own legend, I frankly don't give a shit.” Gingrich has, according to The Onion Geppetto index, changed his position on the legality of abortion five-hundred and ninety-two times in just the last six weeks alone. Gingrich has maintained a comparatively consistent message on positions pertaining to other issues, such as a ban on all bidets in the United States for being “too European” and barring State Secretary John Bolton from appearing on television anymore. The partnership between him and Santorum has worsened over time, however. He previously suggested he'd swap out Santorum with everyone ranging from actress Sarah Silverman to Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. “I'll take anyone willing to remain in my shadow,” Gingrich said. “I just don't trust monogamists. If you can't multitask in your personal life I can't expect you to be able to do the same in the workplace.”

Santorum has said his plans for the future remain up in the air. He said he may pose a primary challenge to the president in 2016 or alternatively found a cultist community in the far backwoods of Idaho that'll hunt down and kill horny teenagers that may be camping and engaging in premarital copulation in similar fashion to villains of low-budget slasher flicks. “I don't like to tie myself down, I'm keeping my options open.”



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Joe Arpaio visit and speech to EDL leads to rebuke by Prime Minister | Daily Mail Online | News

• Arpaio 'was unaware of extremist ties' say U.S. Embassy

• Republican nominee Bobby Jindal: 'I am my own man.'

• Downing Street denounces U.S. president's visit to Tommy Robinson

• Visit came after ceremonial event with Queen

BY RACHEL ADAMS FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED 12:34 EDT, 8 AUGUST 2016 | UPDATED 22:13 EDT, 8 AUGUST 2016

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U.S. President Joe Arpaio embarrassed foreign dignitaries and royals when he, after having attended a ceremonial event at Buckingham Palace where he met the Queen, skipped over a meeting with Prime Minister Nick Clegg to instead speak to an assembly of the English Defence League elsewhere in London. The American embassy has released a statement claiming the president “wasn't given the proper context” beforehand about the notorious hate group he was speaking to. In his speech, Arpaio made much work whinging over his failed domestic bid to construct a moat across the border between the U.S. and Mexico, which had been denied funding by the American legislature.

The domestic and international condemnation was swift and furious. Prince Charles was reported as having “flown into a ballistic rage” when he received word of the president's visit just an hour after having shook his hand, whereas Prince Harry went so far as to try and coax journalists present to delete photographs taken of him standing with Mr. Arpaio.

Arpaio continued to deny knowledge of the group's extremist and racist belief system to media outlets, Press Secretary Sean Spicer reiterated the denial to reporters later earlier today and stated someone would be sacked for the cock-up. The BBC reports that the president, at one point, made mention that he had “the reputation of being the biggest racist in the United States,” to which the EDL members in attendance clapped and cheered in response. A confused Arpaio would question afterward, “what are you clapping for? That I am or that I'm not? Well, I'm not.” He proceeded to exit the stage and take photos with Tommy Robinson, the hate group's founder and leader who decided to continue his work with them in 2013, even suggesting in a speech during Arpaio's visit that seeing him defeat former U.S. President Barack Obama was “encouraging” and was a catalyst that persuaded him to continue his efforts.



Arpaio was to meet with Prime Minister Nick Clegg, and even tried to after meeting with Robinson, but the entire affair was subsequently cancelled, with U.S. officials even outright ejected from 10 Downing Street once the news hit. Mass protests in the heart of London over Arpaio's visit had already been transpiring, but grew much more intense once the Robinson meeting became widely circulated news. The U.S. Congress, led by members of the Democratic Party, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, did issue a follow-up statement apologising for the misconduct of their president: “We hold nothing but anger at the president's decision to give credence to extremists and racists, and call on him to apologise justly.” Arpaio said he “had no clue who [he] was speaking to” and suggested because of that he “wasn't entitled to apologise.”

The issue is becoming a minor controversy abroad, adding another row to the beleaguered campaign of Arpaio's vice president, Bobby Jindal.

Jindal, unlike his boss, would apologise, saying the administration “abhors hate and neo-Nazism.” Similar sentiments were expressed by White House officials, including infamous archconservative Pat Buchanan and previously recalled politician Russell Pearce, who both denied knowledge of Robinson's reputation.

Worst news couldn't be less welcome for the president, as Mr. Arpaio is hot off a recent impeachment vote, with a vote in the lower legislative body of the U.S. House clearing the bar easily on charges of high crimes and misdemeanors, but which fell well short of such a vote succeeding in the chamber's upper house, the U.S. Senate. The Cabinet of the president has rejected calls to issue the 25th amendment, too, which would remove Arpaio from the post of president, replacing him with Mr. Jindal. U.S. Vice President Bobby Jindal affirmed he “stands by the president” when questioned by reporters, though stressed he was “[his] own man.”

Arpaio announced in early 2014 he would not seek reelection, claiming to have accomplished all he set out to do when he first ran in 2012. Jindal is due to face U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of the state of Vermont in the American presidential election this upcoming November. Jindal has avoided fully embracing his endorsement from Arpaio, who at present moment holds a 23% approval rating, a slight increase from this time last year.

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Federal Government Facing Legal Snafu Over Immigration Sweeps | The New York Times | U.S.



White House Counsel Pat Buchanan is one of the leading voices present in the administration favoring the continued use of immigration sweeps. Leonard Hidecker/The New York Times

By Martin Brady

Jul. 27, 2014

Controversy persists over President Joe Arpaio's authorization for U.S. Customs and Border Protection and ICE to “conduct wide-scale immigration sweeps” over major metropolitan cities following his latest one on Baltimore, Maryland, the ninth one this year. An immigration sweep, as it's colloquially called, involves federal authorities descending on an area, in this case an entire city, to quickly inspect and detain those suspected of violating immigration laws.

Arpaio has defended the measures as “necessary in the fight against illegal migration.” Yet his administration has had several of their ventures halted and in some cases overruled by the courts through challenges filed by defendants of those subject to the new laws.

Greyhound Lines is already facing a lawsuit filed by Washington state for allowing ICE agents to conduct warrantless searches against passengers who were detained, arrested or deported after the agents boarded them. Officials in the administration have rejected calls by those including Democrats in the House and Senate, and civil rights organizations like that of the ACLU and NYCLU, that the policies violate the rights of those subject to searches, citing sanctuary city laws in cities like Los Angeles and New York City that have prevented local officers from being deputized as federal immigration agents.

While such a defense hasn't necessarily been rejected outright, the main point of criticism is directed at the targets of the sweeps themselves, which have predominately targeted minority communities located in the cities, with a recent sweep alleged to have exclusively singled out the Caribbean Americans in the Park Heights and Pimlico neighborhoods of Baltimore last month. Escalating rhetoric from the White House has also been found to have had the effect of arousing and encouraging white supremacists and other hate groups to form their own paramilitary vigilante gangs that have been found to regularly patrol select areas heavily populated by minorities that are mentioned in the weekly press briefings sent out by the administration, which have called such areas “lacking in resources and local government attention when it comes to migrant hordes,” further recommending “the involvement of those afflicted to take action in spite of potential resistance by pro-illegal authorities.” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said he plans to work to pass legislation that'd aim to crackdown on this recent uptick of hate and violence, though it's unlikely to pass due to the Republican-held House and Arpaio's veto power serving as roadblocks, both of which have denied the veracity of such claims as “exaggerations” and “distractions.” That hasn't stopped it from becoming a major rallying point for those running in local congressional House seats and in statewide races in this year's upcoming midterms, however.

A Guide to the Arpaio White House
Confused about the inquiries and legal cases involving President Joe Arpaio and his allies? We're here to help.

• Case Tracker: Arpaio is facing multiple cases challenging his administration's immigration policies, backed predominately by the ACLU and District Attorneys of several large metropolitan cities. Follow the latest developments.

• Jindal Presidential Bid: With Arpaio's denial of interest in a second term, will the problems plaguing Arpaio bring down Vice President Bobby Jindal's bid? Will Jindal run from the heat of his administration or embrace it? Here's what he's done so far, and what experts believe he'll do next.

• Pardoning Himself: One of Arpaio's first acts as president was to pardon himself in the case of Ortega Melendres, et al. v. Arpaio, et al.. Democrats in Congress are working towards eliminating the executive office's powers in cases of criminal contempt, and with that preventing future cases of presidents being able to pardon themselves in the future. Here's how that has progressed since his controversial move.

Though the tactic is one similarly experienced from Arpaio's tenure as sheriff of Maricopa County, Arizona, prior to his election to president in 2012, the mastermind behind the nationwide campaign to increase the pressure on immigration and border security is none other than Pat Buchanan. The notorious firebrand conservative had been promoted to serving close to Arpaio's ear on recommendation by Steve Bannon, chairman of Breitbart News, though they claimed to have never even met. The promotion wasn't without controversy, as several Senate Republicans, including John McCain and Rob Portman, criticized his placement. Consideration to appoint him to the position of Homeland Security secretary was nixed due to the slim odds of success facing Buchanan had his name been put forward.

Buchanan, writing in a recent op-ed for Fox News, suggested further efforts to clamp down on illegal immigration will become necessary and the sweeps on cities are only “a temporary solution for a long-term problem.” He suggested the implementation of a two-year freeze on new immigration and legislation to officiate English as the national language for the United States as the next steps needed to be taken for the country to “begin the healing process,” as he previously suggested in his 2011 book Suicide of a Superpower.



President Arpaio addressing members of the press in 2013. Reggie Howard/The New York Times

Arpaio has remained firm on his policies, refusing to relent even in the face of the federal government paying out lawsuits on a much larger-scale than that of his former home county, who are also engaged in legal trouble due to the similar practices implemented from Arpaio's time as their chief law enforcement executive. Buchanan has been quoted as saying, “we're keeping a good pace, though we've got to better accustom ourselves to the problem of trade,” referencing his disagreement with Arpaio on the fight over NAFTA, which the president has yet to commit to tackling. “At the end of the day, if we only engage in empty calorie populism, this will all be for naught the next time a Democrat or a Republican who subscribes to globalist ideology gets elected.”

See more on: Joe Arpaio, Pat Buchanan, Immigration, 2014 U.S. Elections

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President's eulogy for Nelson Mandela to result in hearings over Secret Service conduct, Congressional Republicans confirm | New York Daily News | NEWS > POLITICS

By JAMES BUFORD | jbuford@nydailynews.com | New York Daily News

UPDATED: December 16, 2013 at 6:42 p.m.

President David Petraeus was gifted an unexpected surprise while delivering a eulogy for former South African president Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg on Tuesday.

Speaking on behalf of the late civil rights icon and first president of South Africa, the former apartheid state where Afrikaners held dominance and subjected the native population to routine discrimination, Petraeus had hoped for proceedings to transpire without incident. Unfortunately for the scandal-plagued incumbent, that would not be the case. Three minutes into his eulogy for the late head of state, a woman in business attire would be seen marching through the audience. Security briefly blocked her from proceeding, until she flashed what appeared to be a form of identification, and was given permission to continue.

Heading to the main stage where Petraeus was speaking, she interrupted his speech and said something inaudible, not captured by the president's microphone but what was reported by onlookers and those nearby as having been: “President Petraeus, you've been served.”

Petraeus bent down to retrieve the folder from the individual, visibly confused over the commotion and ability of the person to have been able to bypass Secret Service. Giving the contents a glance, the president's face grew angry as his eyebrows raised and a frown emerged, which he quickly covered up with a cough as he pocketed the contents of the folder into his suit jacket and continued with the eulogy.

It would later be revealed by sources that the folder contained Petraeus's divorce papers, and he had just been served in a public setting. His former, now estranged wife, Holly, denied request for comment by reporters. The White House has similarly refused to acknowledge the incident, now gathering millions of views on the internet through circulated clips on YouTube, with Press Secretary Sheri Annis declining to answer several questions regarding it. Vice President John Kasich did, however, let it slip during a recent visit to Niagara Falls in New York yesterday evening that “those things aren't just random, they're planned. I'd like to hope that wasn't the case.” Kasich didn't elaborate further.

Congressional Republicans are furious, with Utah Senator Orrin Hatch promising to subpoena Secret Service director Julia Pierson and hearings to be held over what they're calling a “breach of security and betrayal of public trust.” Congressional Democrats have remained tight-lipped, though a staffer for Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland would be privately admonished for tweeting about the incident accompanied by a laughing emoji, according to reporting by the New York Post.

The president has been embroiled in controversy since the Obama DOJ had leaked the information behind his affair with military intelligence officer Julia Broadwell last year. Despite the hit to his personal favorability, the Republican managed to reverse course and stage a stunning comeback, where he unseated Obama the November of that same year. However, drama over Petraeus's marriage status has remained, with Holly Petraeus confirming her intention to split from the president shortly after he was inaugurated earlier this year. Criminal proceedings over Petraeus having allegedly shared classified information with Broadwell has also been ongoing, though isn't expected to result in a felony conviction of the president.



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Call of Duty: Advanced Black Ops at E3 2021: President David Petraeus Interview | IGN | Articles

A very presidential interview.

BY PETE HANSON | Updated: Jun 12, 2021 1:50 pm | Posted: Jun 12, 2021 6:41 pm

A first for us, we managed to scoop an interview with inarguably our most consequential and important interviewee in company history. Yes, you read the title right, President David Petraeus sat with us over the internet for the exclusively-online E3 this year to exchange words on his role in the newest addition to Activision's blockbuster franchise, Call of Duty: Advanced Black Ops.

We kept the discussion strictly to the game (when possible) and avoided politics, asking how Activision got the leader (well, former) of the free world involved with the franchise, which keen players will remember would be the second instance of Petraeus appearing in such a format, and what he hopes it will help do for the American and international audience that'll be engaging with it.

The interview below has been edited for length and clarity.

IGN: Tell us about your role in the game – will you be portraying yourself?

David Petraeus: Well, I am. I'm playing myself as the president, which I was prior to this past January, of course. I am familiar with the game, in the knowledge sense. I don't play video games. I just know prior to the 2012 election I was included in the game they had around that time and it was in the headlines when I was looking at The Wall Street Journal. Probably would've been embarrassing for the both of us had I lost seeing my inclusion in the game, also I was apparently the Commander of the United States Central Command as I was until I threw my hat in the ring, so the game was actually out of date already by that point.

IGN: What was the process like behind capturing your performance? Were you nervous at all? Did they film you remotely or in-studio?

David Petraeus: I was actually in the studio, it was shortly after I left Washington for my vice president, former vice president, I should say now, and his inauguration. I was bouncing between the folks at Activision's place and recording stuff for some other thing I forget at the moment. So, when I had gotten there, they said I could either a) just record my lines or b) record my lines and get all dressed in this diving suit looking thing with these, a lot of white balls attached to them. They said it's to record the movements for the game. So I said, why not, give me the diving suit, and I recorded my voice and movements.

IGN: Can you tell us your scene or what you'll be doing in the game?

David Petraeus: I'll try and keep it brief, I don't know how much they want me saying. But I'm playing myself and it's revolving around our nation's own deployment into Venezuela in 2017, when we fought to protect the Venezuelan people from Maduro. It's only around a couple scenes, but I give briefings and such regarding our purpose being there similar to what I did at the time. I felt it a good opportunity to expand upon the history behind all of that and further provide education into that subject area.

IGN: Were there any conditions placed on Activision for you to provide your involvement?

David Petraeus: Yes, of course. I mean, the developers behind it had sought resources from our country's armed forces so they themselves have their own restrictions when it comes to stuff like that. It's the same case with movies and when they do the same thing, it didn't reflect much of my own demands because by the time my involvement rolled around that was all approved and I just saw the script. The script was fine to me, I also had my people give a look at it and it was good. I just wanted it to accurately demonstrate our purpose and intentions when it came to that.

IGN: Can we expect further appearances from President David Petraeus in future installments? You're already something of a recurring character.

David Petraeus: I don't know about that. The first time wasn't with my involvement, keep in mind. Someone else provided the voice for that, too. This is probably just a one-time thing from my end, but, as you know, our occupation of Venezuela is still ongoing. So perhaps a sequel, if it may be in order, could use my help. I'd be happy to get involved if they reach out.

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Pete Hanson is IGN's Executive Editor of News. Follow him on Twitter. Have a tip for us? Want to discuss a possible story? Please send an email to newstips@ign.com.

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Pentagon 'Looking Into' Reports of ISIS Armory Origin | The Washington Post | International

October 19, 2015

By Todd McGuinness

Findings by multiple independent arms-tracking organizations, based on a year of meticulous documentation of weapons recorded and detailed on the battlefields of Iraq and Syria, have revealed that a significant portion of the Islamic State’s (ISIS) arsenal originated from the U.S. military.

These research groups have come to a series of shocking conclusions, detailed in the report, which compiles a long list of weaponry that was once owned by the U.S. military but has now ended up in the hands of ISIS and its affiliates. This American-made arsenal includes thousands of rifles (M4 Carbines and M16 rifles), sniper rifles (.50 caliber), grenade launchers (Mk 19), machine guns (M2 Browning), mortars (M29), shoulder-fired rockets (Mk 153), artillery (M119 Howitzer), anti-tank missiles (Javelin), night vision goggles, cargo trucks, Humvees, pickup trucks, armored bulldozers, MRAP mine-resistant vehicles, Armored Personnel Carriers (M577), and main battle tanks (M60A3 Patton). The report also notes that several different air defense systems and pieces of rocket artillery have been identified in the ISIS arsenal.

“This is an extremely shocking discovery,” said Dan Schorr, one of the report’s researchers. “Most of these weapons could have only passed through a few hands between the United States and ISIS.” The report further details that much of this highly sophisticated weaponry was likely captured by ISIS during the Battle of Damascus from the forces of the Syrian Democratic Front.

The Pentagon has yet to respond fully to the accusation that its arms program, 'Operation Birch Juniper,' which was initially founded to assist anti-Assad Syrian groups in overthrowing the dictator and later to assist them in defeating ISIS, has inadvertently supplied American-built weaponry to the group.

President Petraeus has not wavered in his commitment to support the overthrow of ISIS and has recently considered several options to escalate the United States' role in defeating the group. This includes a request by the U.S. Congress to formally declare war on ISIS, warning in a speech at the NATO summit that “The price of inaction is global terror.”

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President Bachmann and adopted son create stir | The Baltimore Sun | Politics

The White House is embroiled in controversy following President Michele Bachmann's decision to adopt 31-year-old British far-right political commentator Milo Yiannopoulos last month. Yiannopoulos, born and raised in the town of Chatham in England, had been residing in the United States on an O-1 visa and reportedly fostered a friendship with the president following a meeting orchestrated by staffers in her administration. According to sources, the adoption had been pitched by Bachmann when Yiannopoulos began speaking of his complicated parental situation and, as Reuters reports it, “offhandedly mentioned he was a homosexual.” Bachmann, reportedly, gasped and began caressing his cheek, saying, “you poor thing.”

Following the authentication of the adoption following months of legal issues being settled, it had further been confirmed, this time by The New York Times, that the president had planned a private 'baptismal ceremony' for Yiannopoulos. Bachmann denied allegation she was partaking in the practice of gay conversion therapy with her newly adopted son, instead insisting it had been Yiannopoulos's idea.

Yiannopoulos addressed reporters, saying he's “engaged in acts that had been taught to me by authoritative figures in my life” when he was younger, who he further claimed consisted of “radical Social Justice Warriors and feminists.” The baptism held for Yiannopoulos sparked intense discussion over the message the president was sending, with several Democratic politicians claiming it to have been blurring the lines between the separation of church and state, with others more bluntly called Bachmann a “bigot” for orchestrating the event at all.

Bachmann denied such allegations, instead releasing a statement through the press secretary that she “was partaking in a private affair” that didn't relate to her government duties. The baptism was not filmed, however it was captured by White House photographers who have yet to make them public. The photos have been requested for public release under FOIA laws by several media organizations following the event, which Bachmann claims would “make the situation one made public by the mainstream media” and free her of any claims that suggest otherwise. Though, she reiterated her belief that the premise of separation of church and state was “a myth propagated by those who wish to eliminate Christian voices from our government” (this is not true, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment does indeed outline a separation of church and state when it comes to what laws may be enacted by Congress).

The president also intends to have her new son join her in speaking to CPAC, a gathering of prominent conservative voices and politicians that meet on a yearly basis. Yiannopoulos will speak to the attendees and, according to sources familiar, make his and his mother's opposition to same-sex marriage a core focus, with Bachmann hoping to lead a repeal of Obergefell v. Hodges sometime in her second term. How she intends to do so is currently unknown.

Sources suggest she will showcase her policy successes that were achieved during her first term, most prominently her push for the mandatory chemical castration of registered sex offenders. The law has overridden state restrictions on the practice for those that may have previously forbid or didn't have any prior law regarding it on their books. Controversy persists as the ACLU continues its lawsuit over the legislation, with representatives for the legal nonprofit arguing it violates the Eighth Amendment regarding “cruel and unusual punishment.” Though her rivals in the Democratic primary have thus far all failed to state their position on the issue, Bachmann has repeatedly mentioned it, and those close to the administration say it'll be a key component of her reelection platform.

The tactic is speculated to be of a similar manner to that of the Republican strategy employed during the 2014 midterms, where the party, in light of their shock success in unseating incumbent President Barack Obama two years previously, felt “emboldened” to take on much stronger positions on social issues. Though it varied in success (of particular memorability was the South Dakota Senate election where Republican nominee Kristi Noem accused her opponent, incumbent Democratic Senator Tim Johnson, of being a “groomer” for not opposing gender affirmation care; she managed to scrape by with a 2-point win), it didn't see the drastic losses some pundits had anticipated heading into it. Instead, the Republicans picked up multiple Senate seats, mainly those of states that typically vote red at the federal level, including Arkansas and Louisiana.

Following her attendance at CPAC, the president will travel abroad to Israel, where she plans to meet one-on-one with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and discuss issues regarding the growing threat of Islamic extremist groups present within the region.

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The Amazing Atheist | Facebook | Arts & Entertainment

December 4, 2015 · Shared with Public

So she really did it, huh?

Just when I thought shit couldn't get any worse Bachmann really is invading Uganda for Kony. I'm not the least bit surprised. The administration just clings so hard to power they'll go for Bushite nonsense but to a much smaller scale. I guess when you knock out too many countries into anarchy and rubble you start running out of boogeymen to fearmonger over, she had to go as far back as Kony 2012, the guy isn't even a leader of anything he's some bumpkin African war lord with like 300 dudes or something. And that dude is a fellow Christian and she is really running with the narrative that he's a Satanist. I mean, come on.

I've been thinking lately. Shit sucks. Sanders is gaining steam but Hillary's in and we all know she's getting the coronation. She's already suggesting he was the one who tanked Obama in 2012 and not that the guy just sucked. No competent politician should have lost to Bachmann, she's Bush on menopause who was selling Christian Rock CDs and promising to open gay conversion camps. Give me a break, this was too much even for Jesusland. No, I just think the parties are inherently out against us. Like Carlin said, it's a big club and we ain't in it.

Honestly, if anything, probably all got staged too. Obama was a fake, didn't change anything made things worse. Way worse. Damn dude, look at where we are now? Don't even have the delusion of hope. No, the Democrats and Republicans are the exact same one just says the batshit stuff outright the other is meant to lose and if they ever win start sucking shit or go back to losing. AND OH BOY THE COMMENTS ARE GOING TO BE GREAT WITH THIS ONE.

So I'm saying fuck it. The billionaires, the televangelists and the people who really are controlling stuff won't let it ever change. I'm thinking, you know what? I'm bored, I want to try something.

So I signed up as a candidate for the Senate, here in Louisiana. Yeah, next year, I'm running as a Democrat, cause off-chance might get the nomination and I can call the Republican retarded. Who else is running? Come on. Imagine the debate? That'd be fucking hilarious. So yeah, this post is a campaign announcement. Vote Amazing Atheist, TJ Kirk, as your next Senator. Competition is stiff looks like I'm going against Foghorn Leghorn or by the name he goes by, John Kennedy, and David Duke.

Not joking. David Duke.

He probably has better odds than me so I shouldn't be laughing. But yeah, vote me for Senate. I'll be shit but less shit than the alternative.

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David Lawrence Bro you have my vote easy.

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Pat Oswald TJ Kirk in the Senate? What is this? A banana republic?

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Inside the Bloomberg White House's Renovation of the East Room | Architectural Digest | Architecture + Design

In a new book, Frederick Keating details the process behind the overhaul of the East Room into a layout of 5x5 cubicles

By Jock Little

Photography by Julia Kendrick

September 1, 2016

One of Michael Bloomberg's more audacious and peculiar proposals during his 2012 campaign for president revolved around the suggestion of transforming the East Room of the White House into what he described as an “office plan” where members of his Cabinet's staff would come together in an open and inclusive space. It's not always the president expresses plans to fundamentally transform the way 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue itself looks and operates beyond how First Ladies choose to decorate the building around the holidays. Jimmy Carter would attempt to bring in solar panels that would subsequently be removed by his successor, Ronald Reagan. In this instance, the successor of Bloomberg's, whether it may come this year or 2020, is going to find much more difficulty in doing away with the changes he's brought to their residence from before he arrived.

In a new book by AD100 designer Frederick Keating, the refurbishment and redesign of the East Room into Bloomberg's vision is meticulously detailed. All Business: The Extraordinary Story Behind the Bloomberg White House (Simon & Schuster, September 1) is a complete and comprehensive guide behind the 15$ million undertaking to transform it into a bureaucrat's sanctuary. Open cubicles, workers diligently moving across the room from multiple desks at a time, and a president at the heart of it all seeking to hear from each and every employee about what they're thinking and working on at any given moment of time. It all traces back to Bloomberg's time at his eponymous Bloomberg LP, the financial data and information company the president founded all the way back in 1981.

“I'm transforming this place, fundamentally, into one of work and dedication,” says Bloomberg, quoted in the book, lifted from memos and other material he'd correspond with to Keating and others involved in the renovation process. “Digital correspondence is not going to help us, we need to increase the rate of face-to-face interactions. As president, I need to be there and overseeing just what my guys in the administration are doing. All the time. I know from experience back in New York that an open office plan is going to do exactly that.”

As such, the first thing to transpire was discarding the interior decorations of the East Room left from before he'd kickstart his plans. A few of the material would be donated to the Smithsonian Institution, though most of it would be aunctioned off to wealthy bidders, with proceeds returning back to the federal government. This included Giuseppe Cerachhi's marble bust of George Washington and the gilded grand piano donated by Steinway & Sons back in 1903. This created some controversy, but it was as Bloomberg had wanted it to go, valuing results over reverence of the past, as he described it.

An infamous complication arrived, following the official launch of the East Room office space in September of 2014, when intruder and Iraq War veteran Omar Gonzalez, suffering from PTSD, ran through the East Room and completely destroyed every piece of equipment present. A quarter of the budget that had been allocated to the project was gone in an instant, and it brought some major egg on the president's face as a result. That wouldn't be too big of an issue for long, however, as through some crafty and shrewd bartering, the equipment destroyed would be replaced by state of the art computer hardware from 1998, Apple iMac G3 desktop computers, installed with the latest version of Windows 98 from that year. “Was it a setback? Certainly,” Bloomberg commented in an interview with George Stephanopoulos for ABC the following month, “but there's never been an issue we as Americans cannot overcome.”

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Kaguluhan Sa Paglahok ng American Law Enforcement sa Kingpin Arrest | Philippine Daily Inquirer | Internasyonal

3 April 2014

Ang presidente ng Amerika na si Michael Bloomberg ay tumangging humingi ng tawad sa kaganapan kung saan ang isang miyembro ng New York Police Department, bilang bahagi ng pagpapalawak ng ang internasyonal na programa ng intel ng departamento, na ipinakilala kamakailan sa Pilipinas gayundin ang South Africa, Brazil, Germany, Italy, at Mexico, ay nakibahagi sa pag-aresto sa isang Filipino drug lord, na ang pangalan ay nananatiling nakabinbin habang hinihintay ang imbestigasyon.

Ang opisyal, na nananatiling hindi nagpapakilala sa ngayon, ay nasangkot sa isang undercover na operasyon kung saan sila ay lumahok at nakipaghalo sa kriminal. Dahil dito, naging malapit sila sa drug lord na pinag-uusapan, at na-promote pa bilang isa sa kanilang top mga tinyente bago ang tangkang pag-aresto.

Ang kaso ay nagresulta sa isang internasyonal na insidente, kung saan ang pangulo ng Filipino na si Benigno Aquino ay humingi ng agarang paghingi ng tawad, gayundin ang pagtulak ng presensya ng lokal na departamento ng pulisya upang agad na alisin at ilipat sa labas ng kanyang bansa. Sinabi ni Aquino na ang Pilipinas ay may sapat na kagamitan sa pakikitungo na may mga panloob na gawain na may hindi kinakailangang pakikialam ng pagkakasangkot ng mga Amerikano, na nagsasabi na malapit nang madakip ng mga opisyal na Pilipino ang suspek, ngunit ngayon ang kaso ay maaaring kailangang ganap na ibagsak dahil sa kontaminasyon ng ebidensya na ang opisyal ng NYPD ay may pananagutan.

Tumanggi si Bloomberg na kumilos, sa halip ay nagmumungkahi na ang pulisya ay gumawa ng kabutihan sa publiko at pinupuri sila, kahit na nagmumungkahi ng ilang uri ng medalya bilang isang gantimpala sa sandaling ang kaso ay sarado. Nanatili siyang matatag, at sa gitna ng kontrobersya, iminungkahi na sinuman sa mga kaalyadong bansa na isinasaalang-alang ang pagtanggal sa NYPD ay gagawa ng pagtataksil sa mga internasyonal na relasyon. Ang kaso ay hindi inaasahang magreresulta sa karagdagang paglilitis, ayon sa mga eksperto, dahil ang naturang poot ay nagbabanta sa kakayahan ng dalawang bansa na manatiling matatag sa kanilang mga posisyon laban sa pananalakay ng China sa South China Sea.

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The Fatchurian Candidate Discussion Thread | The MacFarlaneverse | Episode Discussions

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* 5/5 Absolutely fantastic 3 votes (50.00%)

* 4/5 Chris & Ellen sitting in a tree 2 votes (33.34%)

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WARNING: Spoilers below

I was really looking forward to this episode since I knew Seth was going to zing President Christie, but it was a disappointment. As far as political satire goes, the episode leaves much to be desired. Christie is portrayed as a ravenously hungry, cartoonishly sadistic bully. There's no real insight offered into his pro-Wall Street policies and how they've affected the country since he took office fourteen long months ago…

First, the episode's title appears to be a reference to the movie, “The Manchurian Candidate,” with the word “fat” forced in as a weak attempt at a movie reference. It doesn’t really work, especially since there is nothing else in the episode referencing the movie, but I always enjoy it when Family Guy episode titles are allusions to pop culture.

The episode starts with Peter relishing in Christie's election, since, as Peter puts it, “fat people are moving up in society” (liberal Brian, of course, is particularly upset by the election results, even though he can't help but bark at Obama every time he’s on TV). Peter decides he's entitled to more deference and respect from everyone given fat people's new exalted status. In one of the better scenes of the episode, he takes a baby out of a toddler swing seat at a park, crams himself in the swing seat, and demands the mom push him because “fat people rule the world now.” The seat painfully stretches as Peter stuffs his large body into it, and Peter can barely hide is physical discomfort beneath his self-satisfaction. It's cartoonishly absurd and really hits the mark. Unfortunately, the gags are mostly misses from there.

Lois and Peter visit the Pewterschmidts, and Peter begins ordering his in-laws' maids around. Peter's behavior in this scene is too childish and cruel to be funny. For example, he orders one maid to bathe him with a sponge under his fat folds, and missing child Madeleine McCann falls out. Not only is this unfunny given the tragedy of McCann's disappearance, but the writers seem to have recycled a prior gag where Stewie falls out of Peter's fat in 'He's Too Sexy for His Fat' (airdate June 27, 2000).

Carter catches wind that Peter is ordering his maids around and asks Peter what's gotten into him. After Peter (once again) explains that fat people rule the world now that Christie is president, Carter offers to introduce Peter to our nation's obese leader at a fundraiser. Delighted, Peter accepts Carter's invitation. The fundraiser sets up the contrast between Peter and the Griffin family's middle class values and those of the rich who back Christie and his Republican allies. As introduced by Carter Pewterschmidt, the attendees include fictional Wall Street villains of the Great Recession, including “Sub-Prime Mortgage CEO Duke Moneybags” and “Credit Rating Inflator Extraordinaire Max Cash-Steele.” Did the writers think these names would ever get a chuckle out of any viewers? To me, it seems they were under pressure to churn out an episode about Christie, the GOP, and Wall Street's overwhelming support for Christie, but didn’t have their hearts in it and lacked ideas. I did laugh, however, when after introducing Peter to some the attendees, Carter tells Peter that there are “plenty of other fat cats around” and the next shot zooms out to show literal fat cats all over the lavish display of food at the fundraiser.

Christie arrives at the fundraiser and begins choking after he attempts to eat an entire pig roast in one bite. The episode is full of cheap shots at Christie's weight, which I think distract from the commentary (as shallow as it is) about Christie's pro-Wall Street policies. The show has nothing to say, for example, about Christie's signature “Troubled Asset Stabilization Program,” which was just a belated giveaway of $500 billion to banks. Peter rushes in to perform the Heimlich maneuver, which Peter announces that he learned in a prior career as an EMT (there is a gross-out cutaway gag where as an EMT, Peter performs the Heimlich maneuver on a victim and then saves the forced-out food — chewed up lobster — for dinner). After Peter saves him, President Christie offers Peter a job in the Secret Service as his personal body guard.

Peter announces to the Griffin family that they're moving to Washington, D.C. for his work as Christie’s body guard. Lois is excited “to become one of those alcoholic, pill-popping D.C. socialites.” I’m not really sure what that was a reference to other than the writers' perception (or the writers' perception of their audiences' perception) that women in D.C. are dependent on alcohol and prescription medication. Peter tells Chris and Meg that he's “sure they'll turn out perfectly fine growing up in D.C. just like all the Republican presidents' kids,” which sets up a cut to a montage of Republican presidents' troubled children (including Reagan daughter Patti Davis, George W. Bush, and his twin daughters). Again, these strike me as below the belt shots at Republicans rather than real, cutting commentary about their policies.

Brian refuses to move because he can't stand the idea of supporting President Christie in any way. Stewie refuses to move to D.C. without Brian, and surreptitiously stays behind in Quahog (how the Griffins don't notice that their infant is missing is never explained). This begins a side plot about the two getting into trouble while home alone without Peter and Lois. The side plot is clearly based on the film “Risky Business” — the two get in trouble when they hire a call-girl, make a mess of the house, and struggle to put everything back together. I've written this many times before, but this show can't seem to decide whether it is trying to appeal to adults in their forties familiar with 80s pop culture references or adolescent boys. But honestly this side plot is the best part of the episode.

In D.C., Peter spends enormous amounts of time following Christie around, and the two become buddies. At first, they mostly watch sports and eat fast food together, but Christie reveals himself to be too cruel for Peter to accept. The turning point in their relationship is when Christie invites Peter to watch a family be evicted from their home by a mortgage company. There is another mean spirited, not-so-funny gag where Christie adds that thinking about foreclosure evictions is the “only way” he can “climax” with his wife, and a fictionalized version of First Lady Mary Pat with very exaggerated, unflattering features enters the scene. Anyway, Peter, whose sense of empathy throughout the show is terribly uneven, feels for the evicted family and begins to question his decision to work as Christie's bodyguard.

Peter's break with Christie comes when Christie reveals that he is going to replace the country's drinking water with Mountain Dew so everyone can be fat, which would bar anyone from teasing Christie over his weight (and so Christie can get a campaign donation from the owners of Mountain Dew). Peter imagines Lois, Chris, and Stewie drinking gallons of Mountain Dew, becoming morbidly obese, and struggling to breathe (one of the show's funnier gags is when, as part of this sequence, Peter imagines Meg as morbidly obese as part of this sequence and breaking the fourth wall, declares, “I don’t care about her.”). Peter can't bring himself to let Christie follow through on his plan. Peter stops the plan by revealing it to the public delivering a decent speech editorializing about selfishness and greed in politics.

The Griffins move back to Quahog. Meanwhile, Brian and Stewie (almost) get the house back in order just in time for Peter, Lois, Chris, and Meg to get home. The episode ends with a some classic Family Guy dark humor: a dead call-girl falling out of the ceiling onto Meg, seriously injuring her, only for the family to ignore her pain so they can unpack.

I hope you enjoyed this review. If you are interested in contacting me about jobs in TV/film reviewing or pop culture education, please contact me! Here is a link to my website, which includes my contact information and my CV.

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Tucker: They hate you | Tucker Carlson Tonight | YouTube

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[Opening to Tucker Carlson Tonight plays before transitioning to Carlson sat at his desk in front of American flag background]

TUCKER: Good evening and welcome back to Tucker Carlson Tonight. It's a lovely day today in America for those of us who still love it and don't just sit in their corners contemplating the day they can burn it all to the ground. It happens you feel much more fulfilled when you don't bottle your own self-loathing and reflect that back on the country that's given everything to you. Funny that?

Anyway. Reflecting on some national news, since taking back the House and Senate back in November, Democrats have had a single mission — removing President Christie from office. Today, streams of Democrat politicians in the House introduced articles of impeachment over the so-called Airportgate scandal, and they have the backing of Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer.

They aren't interested in working with the president you elected, or re-elected by an overwhelming margin, might I add, to solve the nation’s ills. No, they want to score political points to please the radical activists in the Occupy wing of their party. In fact, speaking of which, Speaker Pelosi has only held votes on ten bills since January. That's a quarter of the votes compared to this same period last year. Their agenda is not about serving you. It is about obstruction. Plain and simple.

So all of this raises the question, what is Airportgate really about, and who is actually responsible for the shutdown of the Detroit airport in January 2016?

The Democrats want you to believe that this was some harebrained scheme by mid-level aides to the president to force Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, also a Democrat, to endorse President Christie for re-election. They say the airport shutdown during the annual Detroit auto show was designed to sow maximum chaos for the city by diverting visitors during a popular event. And now, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a card-carrying member of the ACLU, a longtime Democrat partisan, and a lesbian activist, has launched a criminal investigation of not only former FAA Administrator Bill Baroni, former FAA Deputy Administrator David Wildstein, and former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Bridget Anne Kelly — these are the alleged “architects” of Airportgate — but also of Chris Christie himself.

Of course, an investigation of a sitting president by a state prosecutor is unprecedented, one of just many norms being trampled over in the rush to condemn and remove a popular president from office. As time has proven again and again, in times where the Democratic Party and their acolytes feel their power is being threatened, these talentless partisans in power, our nations' leaders, when they feel they have no alternative recourse than to take what they deem to be rightfully theirs, they will take whatever underhanded methods necessary to do just that.

But the truth, naturally, lies beyond the Democrats' self-serving narrative. Tonight, we are joined by former United States Attorney General William Barr, a career prosecutor who has valuable insight into Dana Nessel's witch hunt.

Mr. Barr, thank you for joining us.

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Did Herman Cain Force Ron Paul Out of Office? | Snopes | Fact Check

By Liz Howe

Dec. 2, 2015



Image courtesy of Mo Somodevilla/Getty Images

Claim:

President Herman Cain played a hand in the resignation of President Ron Paul earlier in the year.

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Origin

On May 8, 2015, President Ron Paul announced he was resigning from the office of president due to health complications following a shellacking for his Republican Party in the 2014 United States midterms and a failed effort to privatize Social Security. Evidence of the health problems persisted amid his speeches where the president was found to exhibit several alarming symptoms, including: dysarthria, tremors, and – according to White House personnel – severe headaches that'd prevent the president from working for upwards of 2 hours a day.

Herman Cain, as vice president, ascended to the office and was subsequently endorsed by Paul, who departed Washington back to his native Texas.

The claim is the leave was involuntary on Paul's part, and Cain and the Republican Party orchestrated a 'coup' that forced Paul's hand into stepping down. This conspiracy has found a popular base of support from users on Reddit and 4chan, who have both frequently made the claim, with the latter often posting it alongside racist 'memes' of the incumbent president, all of which regularly invoke the belief Cain had a part in Paul's undoing. Even Paul himself has gone on record to suggest as much in the time since he's left office, saying in a recent interview with infamous conspiracy theorist Alex Jones: “I was thrown out. Herman did me in, really.”

The Facts About Paul's Resignation

President Paul's term prior to the leave saw him already on ill terms with his party's establishment. His decision to aide in Senator Ted Cruz's efforts to lead a government shutdown in the fall of 2013 saw it stretch into the new year, before his orders were disobeyed and a select handful of Republicans agreed to cooperate with Democrats to reopen it again. This plummeted the president's popularity to a low of 23%, and among Republicans he stood at a fairly poor 67%. Among presidents, their personal approval within their party averages above 70% at a base minimum, with the lowest in recent record being President George W. Bush polling at 57% with Republicans in October 2008, according to Gallup.

However, that being said, there was never any indication Paul was being forced into leaving, especially by Vice President Herman Cain. In Paul's own words since departing, Cain “was one of the only men there I could trust.” That is not to say there existed no animosity, though, as reports emerged that during debates over drafting tax reform, the two got into it when deliberating tax rates. Paul, according to The New York Times, demanded a total reversal from his 2012 pledge to institute a 0–2–2 proposal, which was seen as a compromise between the two candidates. When Cain heard of this, he allegedly “called the president a 'hick fool.'”

Regardless, other than disagreements over taxes, the two never seemed particularly antagonistic towards one another otherwise. Where there did exist heated resentment was between Paul and several moderate Republicans in the House and Senate, most prominently Senators John McCain, Lisa Murkowski, Thad Cochran and Speaker John Boehner. Talks frequently collapsed as Paul refused to compromise or back away from his campaign platform; he would go so far as to veto a 30-million dollar aide package meant for the CDC to combat the ebola outbreak in September 2014 after the president unsuccessfully tried to crowbar in an amendment, introduced by Senator Mike Lee of Utah, that would've established a 'public citizen review panel' for grant applications and cut funding for several CDC programs that totaled to 20% of the federal agency's yearly budget.

It was at this point even Paul was aware of his inability to work with Congress and keep government compatible with his libertarian viewpoints:

“The president was reported as having turned to his son, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, before saying, 'we're on borrowed time. I don't see any of this working out.'” – 'Inside the Calamity of the Paul Administration' - The New York Times, April 3, 2014

As such, opinion pieces and public statements from conservative and Republican Party figures began to emerge suggesting Paul had to step down for the longterm health of the country and party, as division regularly defined the Paul White House. An impeachment vote was even suggested, albeit in what was at the time described to be a 'joking' manner, by Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, who further said he “could easily get the vote to rally to a two-thirds majority if needed.”

Following a bloodbath result where Democrats managed to capture back the Senate and only narrowly failed to clinch the House of Representatives purely due to large-scale, systematic gerrymandering in favor of Republicans, the calls started to really intensify, with Democratic members of Congress also flirting with the possibility. None of this involved Cain's doing, who hadn't voiced displeasure with Paul or his administration, at least publicly.

The one component that is frequently cited by those in the camp that Cain may have had a hand in Paul's demise is an article by the New York Post in late March 2015, that, quoting an anonymous source from inside the vice president's staff, said “if we needed to, the 25th is the way to go, but we don't think it'll need to come to that.” Cain's office denied the comment came from them and rejected the story, and other media outlets failed to carry it in the aftermath. The New York Post stood by their story, however.

Due to conflicting claims and a lack of concrete evidence to support the 'coup' charge, we have no choice but to rule it unproven until something much more substantial may come out in the future that can either definitively prove or disprove it outright.

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By Liz Howe

Elizabeth Howe is a journalist from the Bakersfield area who started her career as a daily newspaper reporter and has covered everything from crime to local government to national politics. She has written for a variety of publications as a staffer and freelancer, including the Los Angeles News Group, the LAist, Los Angeles Times, Salon and Raw Story. She earned a B.A. in political science from the University of California at Bakersfield and an M.A. in history from Stanford.

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Congress in a furor over pardon of Edward Snowden | Reuters | Politics

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By Rachel Myers

September 3, 2013 1:21 PM EDT • Updated 5 hours ago

(Reuters) - Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who had blown the whistle on the mass surveillance of Americans' telephone records, will not undergo criminal proceedings and may return to the United States after having received a presidential pardon by Ron Paul.

In a decision by the chief executive on Tuesday, Paul cleared Snowden of charges related to leaking classified information, which included three felony counts of conveying such information to an unauthorized party, disclosing communications intelligence information, and theft of government property. Had Paul not pardoned Snowden and he had been found guilty on all counts, Snowden could've served up to ten years in prison for each count separately.

A Justice Department official confirmed Snowden would not see criminal prosecution following the pardon. Snowden, currently residing in Moscow, has yet to comment on whether he may return or not, but has released a statement over social media thanking the president for “upholding the rights of people over the surveillance state.” Snowden had previously supported Paul in last year's presidential election, donating $250 to his campaign. “After two administrations that devalued the rights of the American citizen, it's a breath of fresh air to have one who truly cares,” Snowden continued.

Members of Congress, however, have expressed much more negative sentiments over the president's decision. Democratic Senators Ben Nelson and Dianne Feinstein have called the decision by Paul “foolish and inane,” while Republican Senator John McCain said the decision to pardon Snowden may have itself “constituted some form of treason.” The White House has responded to backlash, simply saying, “representatives and Senators have gotten to us over their shock and surprise with regards to President Paul's pardon of American patriot Edward Snowden. We understand it is a shock to them to see a White House that prioritizes freedom over tyranny and individual rights over power. We'll give them all some time to process this, and are urging McCain's handlers to keep his dosage of drugs steady as stressful situations can increase risk of heart palpitations.”

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Gay Lieutenant: Administration 'on right track' when it comes to Afghanistan; 'can't stand' social policies | Queerty | Global

Interview conducted by Graham Mackenzie

August 7, 2014 at 8:32pm

President Stanley McChrystal's recent initiative to double troop deployment in the Middle East has seen those in the reserves being activated due to lower than preferred numbers among those currently enlisted in active duty. Among those in the ranks, we were able to get an exclusive interview with one member who, in a way similar to how McChrystal once spoke of those higher in rank than him, feels the policies of the administration are reflective of ''the enemy'' (Stanley McChrystal's and our words, not our interviewee's). Here in Kabul, we're eager to get a sense of what it feels like for those with their boots on the ground, especially among those who would've been discriminated in such a position only a few years ago had they chose to openly speak about who they were.

Wishing to remain anonymous to avoid every comparative point you could draw between Rolling Stone and what we at Queerty are doing, the lieutenant wished to part only a sliver of available information about themselves: they were from the Midwest, they're currently closeted, and they're very displeased with one of the two top members of the current Cabinet (Hint: it isn't McChrystal).

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QUEERTY: What would you say is the current climate for non-heteronormative members of the military right now?

LIEUTENANT: I don't look at my service through that lens predominately. As I see it, my service was one that was reflective of the environment that came about following the events of 9/11. It's a service to my country. Just like that of what my grandfather or great uncle did before me.

QUEERTY: You mentioned before we started the interview you were a homosexual but chose to keep that private, even in your everyday life. Why is it you continue to remain in the closet over your sexuality?

LIEUTENANT: It's a personal decision. Nobody here even knows, I don't tell anyone. You're the only one really clued in.

QUEERTY: Of course, we'd just like to know your reasoning.

LIEUTENANT: Well, the current environment is more friendly than it was around a decade or so ago, no doubt. We've got DADT repealed, so I could do it if I really wanted to right now, but I'd hesitate to say it's to the point that you can call it a safe decision. It comes with great risks, for me, where I'm from, which I'm going to remain vague on, it's one of the less tolerable areas on my region. But with that said, I'd think about it in the near future. I think coming out could aide in others who find themselves in a similar position that I'm in right now.

QUEERTY: You say that, do you hold a prominent position?

LIEUTENANT: I'm going to stop you there.

QUEERTY: Fair enough. When it comes to Stanley McChrystal, what are your thoughts on him?

LIEUTENANT: I hold great respect for the president, even though I'm a member of the opposite party affiliation. I can't stand his second-in-command, though.

QUEERTY: Vice President Perry?

LIEUTENANT: Yeah.

QUEERTY: Could you go into greater detail on that?

LIEUTENANT: Well, Perry's social views are about the crux of why I can't identify with Republicans. With Stanley, I don't think he's a Republican, he may even be a Democrat really, that doesn't escape anyone, not least of which the Republicans right now. So, in that respect, I wish he'd just drop him or switch. Go all out. The rest of his Cabinet isn't half-bad. I greatly appreciate the selection of Mike Mullen and James Stavridis, who are heading State and Defense right now. Those folks speak to me as common-sense choices who reflect who McChrystal actually is.

QUEERTY: But even in that instance, doesn't Perry's selection at all reflect McChrystal? He had every choice to pick someone else.

LIEUTENANT: Right. I don't really fault him for that, it's mainly party politics at work. I'm going to assume he'd have selected someone less strict in their views like he is had he been able to avoid that.

QUEERTY: So you hold no disagreements with his current operation otherwise?

LIEUTENANT: No, absolutely not. In fact, it's why I stand by my belief McChrystal has some sense about him. His decision to increase our numbers here in Afghanistan is a wise decision. The Taliban at the moment are reeling exactly because of his decision-making. I loved Obama, I volunteered for him even, but I'm on the fence if you ask me whether we'd be seeing the progress we're making under him that we are right now. The Taliban just recently tried to storm the Serena Hotel, we were able to stop them in their tracks. If we were instead seeking to retreat right now, to do the opposite of what we are doing, and were gradually depleting resources, I don't think that would've went as well as it did.

QUEERTY: Very positive words.

LIEUTENANT: Well, don't go quoting me now. [The lieutenant laughed.]

Grahan Mackenzie is the Features Editor and a Staff Writer at Queerty. Follow him on Twitter @grahanmackenzieq.

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Nate Silver Predicts a Close 2016 Presidential Race | ABC News | Politics



Election forecaster Nate Silver provides his 2016 predictions.

By ABC News

November 6, 2016, 10:48 AM

FiveThirtyEight founder and editor-in-chief Nate Silver thinks both candidates still have their work cut out for them ahead of Election Day.

Election forecaster Nate Silver said on Sunday that Stanley McChrystal is the clear favorite to remain president but argued the race is closer than most analysts are anticipating.

“The electoral math is more solid for McChrystal than it was for [President Barack] Obama four years ago,” Silver said in an interview with George Stephanopoulos. “So that bodes well for the Democrats this go-around.”

Silver became a prominent election forecaster during the 2008 election, and his assessment of candidates' electoral chances have been closely followed ever since. This year his work has come under scrutiny because while his models show McChrystal the favorite in the race, he is less bullish on his chances than other forecasters.

“You'd rather be in the president's shoes than Rick Perry, but it's not an incredibly safe position,” Silver said.

The reason McChrystal's polling lead, though more sturdy than Obama's was four years ago, may be in doubt, is that the race is closer in some swing states, especially in the Midwest. That means that if he loses only one big state forecast for him, he loses the White House, Silver said.

The other issue is that McChrystal's base is difficult to determine, having switched parties from Republican to Democratic in early 2015, leading to a chaotic latter half of his term featuring the president going out of his way to repair burnt bridges. Following a nationwide apology tour with Barack Obama, the very man he beat for president in 2012, and other bigwigs involved with the Democratic Party, he's all but completely bled his support with Republicans, who've since fled en masse. When you have a situation as uncommon as that, Silver said, that leaves many questions as to whether McChrystal can effectively corral Democrats to stick with him into the general election, all the while his former vice president, now general election opponent, runs a scorched earth campaign.

“McChrystal commanded a very formidable performance in 2012, a modern electoral landslide, over 350 electoral votes,” he said. “But now he's totally threw whatever coalition he had then into the air and is trying to run something completely different four years later. It's very difficult to ascertain the likelihood he comes out of this intact.”

The McChrystal-Flynn ticket is currently ahead of the Perry-Giuliani one by 3 points in Silver's model. A 3 point lead is not safe enough in Silver's model, even if he still gives McChrystal a two-thirds chance of retaining the White House.

The FiveThirtyEight editor-in-chief defended his projection model from critics who say it should take into account early-voting data.

“I would be a little bit careful,” he warned of those numbers. “Republicans in 2014 told themselves a lot of stories about how they would be saved by the early vote and fell short of expectations in the midterm [congressional elections]. I wouldn't count out the odds that the tables have turned now, I mean the president's party certainly has, after all, but, we'll certainly see.”

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McChrystal mandatory service bill falls apart as White House rift splits wider | Salon | Politics

The administration's mandatory service legislation was swiftly killed with minimal fanfare

By JON HOGAN

Published January 11, 2016 6:30PM (EDT)

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Today, President Stanley McChrystal's bill to impose mandatory public service upon the youth of America overwhelmingly failed to pass in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, after a series of failed negotiations, which nearly led to a government shutdown earlier in the year after Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to compromise on the bill at all costs.

The bill would have required male youth, between the ages of 18 and 21, to work for the federal government, serving in the military, in a branch of their choice. An alternative version that had been brought by McChrystal would've broadened the scope of the national service beyond that of the armed forces, like AmeriCorps, however it received extensive reworks after Republicans in the House gained access to the legislation, led by then-House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, which increased the emphasis on the “strength” within the bill.

This is the latest in a string of legislative messes for the president, between bungled debt negotiations and reports of tension developing between him and Republicans in the legislature. One meeting reportedly culminated in the president storming out and shouting repeatedly that “[they were] never on [his] side” in policy discussions, resulting in a months-long period where Vice President Rick Perry had been delegated the task of handling discussions revolving around the crafting of legislation as McChrystal focused predominately on foreign affairs, according to our reporting from the time.

But even that stalemate is quickly crumbling, if anonymous leaks are to be believed. The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and Politico have each reported on McChrystal's growing distrust of his second-in-command, with claims that the president fears he was “misled” when he had selected him during the 2012 presidential campaign, where an alleged agreement existed that would have Perry avoid involvement in administrative duties. Now the White House is at a boiling point.

Though this is the perspective from nearly every accredited journalistic source, the administration tells another story. Press Secretary Ben Domenech painted a much brighter picture at the latest press conference from earlier today, following the failed vote, characterizing the leaks of disfunction concerning the administration as a “smear job” propagated by political opponents. An event is scheduled in the near future where the president and vice president plan to meet in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and, as sources from inside the White House claim, “make-up” in the aftermath of the firestorm. The date for that has been set for Thursday, but is “at the present moment elastic” pending developing news amid the conflict in Crimea.

Jon Hogan is a politics reporter and staff writer at AlterNet. You can find him on Twitter at @JoHoganAltNet.

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Stanley McChrystal, Rick Perry, Eric Cantor, Congress, Mandatory Service, 2016 U.S. presidential election

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Prospective Primary Bid Could Pose Trouble for President Huntsman's Reelection | The Des Moines Register | Politics

OCTOBER 9, 2015 • 1:21 PM EST

By Phil Johnson

For the entirety of Jon Huntsman's time as president, and even before, he has been at odds with the right-wing of the Republican party. Glenn Beck galvanized conservatives in 2012, and, as explored in Don Gonyea's recent book, Fracture: The Schism Within the Republican Party, mobilized conservative resistance to Huntsman to much fanfare. However, after rising star on the Republican right Texas Senator Ted Cruz, who managed to win the 2015 CPAC straw poll over the incumbent Huntsman, declined to participate in the 2016 primary, along with Jim DeMint of South Carolina, social conservatives are turning to firebrand representative and native son to the Hawkeye State, Steve King, who has recently flirted with possibly launching a renegade bid that'll challenge Huntsman for the nomination.

Huntsman has predominately focused his efforts on emphasizing his moderation and foreign policy achievements throughout his tenure in D.C., although his presidential campaign has taken a notable shift following King's rumored entry. His campaign material has regularly touted Huntsman's fiscal record, both as president and during his time as governor of Utah, in far frequent occurrences in recent months, as well as his efforts to promote monetary responsibility in Washington. Of most consequence, Huntsman's successful brokering of a deal to minimize spending increases while also avoiding a government shutdown back in 2013. Though, this has in recent years become a point of contention that the president may have “sold out” his principles, at least, if comments by Cruz and Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama are anything to go by.

Some reporters, such as our own Richard Conner, have speculated that Rep. King is to test the waters of discontent with Huntsman within the Republican base, possibly paving the road for a stronger conservative challenger. His odds are long, so long it is already being mocked as doomed to fail by some on Capitol Hill, especially among allies to the president like Senators Lindsey Graham and Jeff Flake, who've openly talked down such furor that has been bubbling in the GOP. There exists speculation, too, that King may just skip the primary race altogether in acknowledgement of his chances, and take his discontent to the general in a bid to succeed Beck's 2012 run as an independent candidate. Whether the congressman pulls the trigger or not is still unconfirmed, but he'll need to decide soon, as window to become an eligible candidate for the Republican nomination will close by the end of the month.

Neither the Jon Huntsman's campaign nor the congressional office of Steve King could be reached for comment.

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North Carolina's Pat McCrory Takes Swing at Huntsman, Expresses Hope for “Ruckus” in Primary

President Huntsman's Free Trade Program Continues to See Dip in Popularity: CNN Poll

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Questions Persist Over Capital Gains Tax Cut | Los Angeles Times | World & Nation

By Associated Press

Jan. 17, 2014 10:50 PM PT

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Jon Huntsman is facing renewed inquiries over his family business, the Huntsman Corporation, and their ties to the People's Republic of China following the president's decision to cut capital gains taxes for businesses with investments in China, but excluding Iran, Syria and Venezuela from any benefits. The move was included in the latest, 900-page tax reform legislation Huntsman helped oversee and pass alongside Speaker John Boehner and a coalition of Republicans and moderate Democrats in the Senate a month prior. This has incited the wrath of some in Washington, even from his own party, over concerns that the president may have misled Congress into giving the Huntsman clan a bonus.

“The president has very serious questions to answer for,” said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, “the Huntsman Corporation was already one of suspect for pollution charges and outsourcing of labor in the past. Now we're seeing what could very well be a conflict of interest.” Following the report, the Democratic minority in Congress pledged to form committee hearings and investigations into the Huntsman Corp. and its ties to China if they were to win back the majority come 2014. Due to extensive gerrymandering, not to mention the president's relative popularity, the odds of that are very long.



FILE - In this Jul. 19, 2013, file photo, Pres. Jon Huntsman meets with Russian Pres. Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Huntsman's administration has begun to increase the pressure on Putin's government in comparison to his predecessor Pres. Barack Obama over their growing interest in its western neighbors. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon) (ASSOCIATED PRESS)

The president continued to deny the charges being brought against him, saying he has “always recused [himself] from situations involving Huntsman Corp. and [his] political career, be it as governor of Utah or as president of the United States.” He further suggested the move to cut the capital gains tax was emblematic of the free trade platform he had originally promised to enact while running for president in 2012: “None of this is any different from anything I said back then, when I was a candidate, I was for this, unlike many times a candidate becomes the politician, I didn't back away and I still stuck by that.”

Along with the Huntsman administration's vision for an expansion of economic opportunity on a global scale, the president is seeking to maintain his own foreign policy doctrine, a blend of the previous presidencies that came before him. Less neoconservative or expressly opportunistic as many critics were quick to label President Barack Obama, the Huntsman agenda is one of relaxed foreign policy although selectively engaged in affairs that are deemed as a “threat” to United States interest if left be. He did indeed support withdrawing from Afghanistan, as many on his right flank were quick to attack him over during his 2012 primary campaign, and now with a President Huntsman, the American presence there has been removed. However, as one source close to the White House has described, “the president is not, contrary to popular thought, opposed to intervention when needed.” That point being ever as clear with regards to his decision to throw down the gauntlet in Syria, as he has authorized limited missile strikes on the country without congressional approval for the past several months, which even led to an extinguished impeachment attempt brought against him by U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard.

Now with Russia's Vladimir Putin threatening to engage in hostile action over the Ukrainian territory of Crimea, President Huntsman's foreign policy, in both the economic and military sense, is due for something of an update, if insiders in Washington are anyone to believe. Rumors of a planned expansion to include Russia and Belarus alongside Iran, Syria and Venezuela to the exemptions are being floated by prominent Republican politicians and policy advisors, with Treasury Secretary John J. Mack suggesting it “wouldn't be too bad an idea” when questioned in New York City last week. Huntsman has kept his cards close to his chest, but if the next few months are as eventful as they're appearing they may be, he might not be able to for much longer.

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President Donald Trump handed down impeachment in Obama deportation scheme | CNN | Politics



Published May 15, 2016

Today, the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump for abuse of executive power, after he attempted to have former President Barack Obama deported from the country. Two years ago, the president formed a committee to investigate Obama's birth certificate, which he had previously claimed was fake. During this investigation, it was found that measures were being taken to deport the former president, after a tape leaked of a conversation between Trump and Attorney General Rudy Giuliani revealing as much:

AUDIO TRANSCRIPT:

TRUMP: Rudy. It's a little bit hard to understand you, maybe the reception is coming in bad. But, look, Obama. I want a complete and total shakedown. This needs to end in a deportation. A deportation, Rudy. I want Obama deported. I want you to find me the evidence.

GIULIANI: Mr. President, I've had the DOJ look through it, I'm not finding anything on it. I can't promise anything on that right now, at least not yet, unless we find something, we can. I'm looking through it all I just don't see it, Donald. I'm going to direct them again and if we can't find anything we might have to drop it altogether.

TRUMP: Rudy, I'm saying to you, find me the evidence. Find me the real birth certificate. I want to, I want a discovery. I want you to go and discover something. Get me a discovery and I can look into it myself, Rudy, okay?

Two weeks ago, the tape was released to the general public, leading to the House of Representatives to adopt impeachment articles against President Trump. Trump's approval rating has now reached an all-time low, standing at only 34% as of Gallup's recent estimations. The White House continues to vehemently deny the existence of the tape, with the president himself having called it “fake news” and “doctored” at his most recent press conference yesterday.

When reached for comment, Obama declined to make a statement, however, former vice president Joe Biden condemned Trump's actions as bigoted, and encouraged the Senate to remove him from office.

This comes amid a series of recent struggles for Trump, given his reelection bid, in which he is lagging behind presumptive nominee Martin O'Malley. A new Emerson College poll showed him behind by nearly 10 points following the impeachment. Despite entering office with an approval rating of 59%, his popularity quickly declined after the economy failed to properly recover, along with his refusal to give more established voices in the Republican Party a say in his administration. Amid a primary challenge from Governor John Kasich of Ohio, Trump has frequently reshuffled his cabinet with much more conservative members in an effort to block out Kasich's appeal. Despite this, however, Kasich has won a sizable portion of delegates, even winning some contests outright such as in the state of Vermont.

The president is also being investigated for allegations of paying hush money to porn actress Stormy Daniels in 2011, hoping to prevent his campaign from being harmed had it come out during the election. That story was also recently leaked through a tape with Trump and Michael Cohen, in which the president mentioned having done so through a non-disclosure agreement.

The Senate trial is set to be held next week, where, according to multiple anonymous staffers, Trump has a very real chance of being removed from office following confirmation by Arizona's John McCain that he'll vote in favor of it.

This remains a developing story.

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Trump and Dems pass JOKE USMCA to replace NAFTA | The Majority Report with Sam Seder | YouTube

Published on Jun 8, 2014

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SEDER: After years of having suffered under NAFTA, a deal designed to enrich big business at the expense of American manufacturing, union workers were relieved at the concept of a reworking of the agreement, hoping to finally stop the outsourcing of their jobs and income. But when Donald Trump signs the “Fair Trade for North America” agreement, it, of course, turns out to be a fraud.

NAFTA is estimated to have cost our country nearly 800,000 jobs in the years since it was signed, and was used by greedy corporations as a way to slash wages by just sending the jobs to Mexico, where there are fewer labor protections than there are in the US. Those are 800,000 people who aren't going to be able to go home and feed their families.

Despite the Donald's rhetoric on trade back in 2012, and from his bully pulpit as the leader of the free world, he once again found himself beholden to his donors, as seen when he slashed taxes for them and their corporations last year. When discussing the issue on the campaign trail, Trump conveniently seemed to have forgotten to mention the fact that at least as many jobs will be outsourced under this agreement as they ever were under NAFTA.

The logistics of the deal are, just frankly shocking, as they should be to anyone who's been following the news cycle over the past few months.

BROOKS: Paul Krugman's pointed out that in many ways, it could end up causing more harm than NAFTA ever did.

SEDER: Oh, easy. For example, it’s still cheaper for these corporations to outsource their jobs to Mexico, make a car, and send that car back over here. Maybe he thinks those “illegals” will go back to Mexico to go take our jobs, because those jobs aren't here anymore.

Despite the wishes of the majority of the Democrats in Congress, the deal failed to get any environmental protections passed, and will continue to harm our planet to help the top 1% get their yachts and their golden toilets. The Democrats of this generation, this class, they just don't know anybody who is going to be subject to this stuff. It's ridiculous, and a lot of them voted for this. Barbara Boxer was on MSNBC defending this! This is the kind of thing you get when you elect a billionaire as your president, of course. I would reiterate I was no big fan of Obama, but do you think this would've happened if we just voted for Obama again? I don't think so.

BROOKS: No.

SEDER: Yeah. Anyways, in the long run, with the whole investigation thing going on, I'm still a little hopeful Democrats grow a spine and kick him out of the White House before things get worse. With that being said, if there's nothing else to add?

BROOKS: Looks it.

SEDER: Alright, so, we'll be back Wednesday, where we'll go over the bailouts.

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Trading the Nuclear Football for the Pigskin Kind? Will President Rice Find a New Career on the Field? | ESPN | NFL

Joe Bonham, ESPN Senior Writer

Dec 18, 2020, 08:45 AM ET

President Condoleezza Rice may be leaving Washington come next month, but her career in the public eye might not be game over just yet, in fact it may only be halftime.

The Cleveland Browns are highly interested in President Rice, with rumored talks taking place for her to head the NFL football team as their next head coach once she leaves office in the new year, a league source has told ESPN. Rice, who has exhausted her options as president due to the two-term limit, will be handing the reigns to her second-in-command, president-elect John Thune, and rumors are flying where the popular incumbent will continue her career once her term expires.

If the talks prove true, Rice will take her place as not only the first female president but the first woman to interview for an NFL head-coaching job. Browns general manager Andrew Berry has been tight-lipped on the buzz, but released a statement saying “I can't comment on the story, but it would be the highest honor to have Madam President grace our team with her leadership, which our country was lucky to have these past eight years.” Berry has been on the search for a new head coach since Kevin Stefanski was unexpectedly terminated early into his contract after a shockingly poor season.

The White House has been silent on the matter as well, leading many to speculate this is indeed her next stop once she departs Capitol Hill on January 20, 2021. According to the sources, the only matter still up for discussion is pay, with Rice's side demanding a substantial pay increase due to her high-profile. The bargaining is expected to fall in her favor if she were to be selected.

It is not entirely certain whether she will accept the job if offered, however. The New York Times has similarly reported offers from several big name defense contractors, including Lockheed Martin and Raytheon, if she feels the field may be unsuitable for someone of her stature. There may be a shot though, as Rice has been reported to be a longtime Browns superfan since her childhood growing up in segregated Birmingham, Alabama, and her expertise might just be suited for it, in her own words: “Football is like war. It's about taking territory.”

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MARION BARRY SAYS HE DIDN’T VOTE FOR OBAMA | Washington City Paper | Politics

November 8, 2012

By Howard Fine

As the dust settles on this year's elections, one Washington politico apparently spent Election Day settling old scores. Ward 8 Councilman Marion Barry, a veteran of the 1960s' civil rights movement and who famously served four terms as mayor of the District, has told friends that he wrote himself in for president rather than vote for Democratic incumbent Barack Obama, sources tell the Washington City Paper.

The snub may surprise some readers given Barry's longtime involvement in Black politics and activism, but those close to him who spoke on condition of anonymity say the controversial mainstay of city politics couldn't stand the president's decision to elevate Merrick Garland to the United States Supreme Court.

“Garland was one of the guys at the DOJ who led the charge against Mayor Barry over the crack cocaine thing,” said a former Barry staff member. “That whole sting operation was a disgusting set up, and the mayor never forgave the feds for that. Seeing one of the guys who spearheaded the whole thing get a promotion was a bridge too far.”

Barry, who has struggled with alcohol and cocaine addiction throughout his adult life, was caught in a January 1990 joint FBI and District police sting operation smoking crack cocaine in a Ramada Inn. At the time Justice Merrick Garland was just an up-and-coming Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Department of Justice. Garland won a conviction for drug possession at an August 1990 trial, and Barry received a six-month prison sentence. The ordeal temporarily derailed his political career, however, he managed to make a comeback, returning to the mayorship in 1994 after defeating Republican Carol Schwartz.

“He was overjoyed that we finally had a Black president,” said a current staffer. “But the Garland appointment by President Obama broke Marion’s heart.”

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DOBBS, STATE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, ET AL. v. JACKSON WOMEN’S HEALTH ORGANIZATION ET AL. | Supreme Court of the United States (.gov) | Opinions

CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT No. 19–1392.

Argued December 1, 2021—Decided June 24, 2022

Mississippi’s Gestational Age Act provides that “[e]xcept in a medical emergency or in the case of a severe fetal abnormality, a person shall not intentionally or knowingly perform . . . or induce an abortion of an unborn human being if the probable gestational age of the unborn human being has been determined to be greater than fifteen (15) weeks.” Miss. Code Ann. §41–41–191. Respondents—Jackson Women’s Health Organization, an abortion clinic, and one of its doctors—challenged the Act in Federal District Court, alleging that it violated this Court’s precedents establishing a constitutional right to abortion, in particular Roe v. Wade, 410 U. S. 113, and Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pa. v. Casey, 505 U. S. 833. The District Court granted summary judgment in favor of respondents and permanently enjoined enforcement of the Act, reasoning that Mississippi’s 15-week restriction on abortion violates this Court’s cases forbidding States to ban abortion pre-viability. The Fifth Circuit affirmed. Before this Court, petitioners defend the Act on the grounds that Roe and Casey were wrongly decided and that the Act is constitutional because it satisfies rational-basis review.

Held: The Constitution confers a right to abortion. However, Roe and Casey created unworkable frameworks limiting that right. The Court rejects the “fetus viability” and “substantial obstacle” standards of Casey, and instead leaves the decision to have an abortion to a pregnant patient and their physician.

HARRIS, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which BREYER, WOOD, SEARS, and SRINAVASAN J.J. join. ROBERTS, C.J. filed a concurring opinion as to Parts I and II. ALITO, J. filed a dissenting opinion in which THOMAS and BARRETT, J.J. join.

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Justice Thomas Comes To The Defense Of Justice Ellison Amid Impeachment Push. Former Senator Sees Historical Connection As To Why | NPR | Law

OCTOBER 19, 2018 • 3:29 PM EST

HEARD ON FRESH AIR

Terry Gross

Several Republican congressional candidates ahead of this year's midterms are calling for the impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Keith Ellison over domestic abuse allegations being directed at him. As Ellison faces increasing calls to step down over accusations that he physically abused an ex-girlfriend, one prominent conservative is coming to his defense: his colleague, Justice Clarence Thomas.

Since August, Justice Ellison has been at the epicenter of the greatest crisis to hit a sitting Supreme Court justice since 1969, when Justice Abe Fortas resigned in the midst of an ethics scandal. In August, the son of an ex-girlfriend of Ellison's claimed in a Facebook post that the Justice had become physically violent with their mother. Justice Ellison has denied all claims made, though the backlash, especially among those on the right, has proven intense. The post has since gone viral, and has been shared by prominent conservative media and legal figures, among them Tucker Carlson and L. Lin Wood.

Justice Thomas has made himself an odd man out in conservative circles, however, coming to Ellison's defense when speaking at a conference in Philadelphia yesterday, hosted by the Federalist Society, a conservative legal foundation. “He should be given an opportunity to explain himself. He shouldn't just be cannibalized by a media frenzy,” said Thomas. The comments were Justice Thomas's first on the accusations against his colleague, and the first to be made by any of the justices sitting on the Supreme Court regarding the controversy.

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The response from the crowd was mixed. Some attendees clapped, others booed — a reaction to the conservative legal icon unlikely to have occurred in any other circumstance. Follow-up speaker Eugene B. Meyer, the president of the Federalist Society, would reportedly say “the best thing about living in a country like the United States is we hold the right to disagree, and when it comes to comments made tonight, I might be enjoying that privilege more than I normally would,” which elicited laughs and cheers, and is thought to have been made in reference to Thomas's remarks.

Following their August recess, House Republicans leading the Oversight Committee have convened a series of hearings investigating Justice Ellison. The Republicans' investigation of Justice Ellison has metastasized to include his finances and speeches. It has grown to become a hot-button issue on the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections, where vulnerable Democratic incumbents, like Senators Sherrod Brown and Bob Casey, have been made to take a stance on whether or not they'd vote to impeach if it were to come to a vote.

Since being nominated by President Barack Obama in 2010, Justice Ellison has remained a continuous source of controversy for those on the right. Ellison is the first Muslim to serve on the Supreme Court, or any federal appellate court, a milestone which drew the ire of many conservatives during the his contentious confirmation hearings. Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions rather infamously suggested Ellison being of such a faith was “disqualifying” in an interview with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly from around that time. Since then, Justice Ellison has kept himself in the headlines, with many of his law clerks having gone on to represent left-wing causes or lightning rod clients, such as Guantanamo Bay detainees.

There exists speculation that Justice Thomas's defense of Justice Ellison is borne out of his own experience defending himself against Anita Hill's accusations of sexual misconduct during his confirmation in 1991. “He knows what it’s like to be pilloried as a public official. Clarence Thomas understands the agony of that experience,” said former Senator John Danforth, who spearheaded Justice Thomas's confirmation.

In his new book, Faith and Flag: Keeping the Hope in America Alive, Danforth details his view on the current political landscape — informed by his past as an ordained Episcopalian priest. In the book, he delves into his experience behind the deliberation process that took place during Justice Thomas's hearing, and in our interview with him today, he sees many parallels to Justice Ellison.

Editor's note: The interview with Danforth was recorded on Oct. 8.

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A Court Divided | The New York Times Magazine | Law

JANUARY 11, 2015 • 2:18 PM EST

By Jesse Wegman

Before Justice Antonin Scalia died suddenly in 2010, the United States Supreme Court had a longstanding culture of cordiality. Friendships between the justices cut across ideological lines. Scalia, a staunch conservative, was known to attend the opera with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, the most liberal member of the Court, where they'd attend performances of La Traviata. As described in NPR's Nina Totenberg's recently released book, Ruth and I: Tales from the Bench, which reflects of Ginsberg's years of experiences, the two were “happy warriors, playful with each other, maintaining an almost sibling-style banter.” The two even spent every New Year's Eve together.

But over the past five years, the relationships between the liberal and conservative justices have become so acrimonious that longstanding Supreme Court practices have fallen by the wayside. Most startlingly, for the first time in the Court's history, the justices no longer hold conferences to discuss cases. Instead, memos are written by each justice on each case, to be distributed between the justices.

“There’s really no precedent for the breakdown in the culture and deliberative process of the Court that we’ve seen,” said legal historian David Garrow. “You can trace that change to the appointment of Goodwin Liu. He was bound to clash with Justice Alito.”

In July 2005, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor unexpectedly announced her retirement from the Supreme Court. While usually siding with her more conservative colleagues, O'Connor proved a crucial swing vote, especially on cases which broached hot button social issues like the right to an abortion. Initially, President George W. Bush nominated John Roberts, a trial judge for Washington, D.C.'s federal court, to the seat. But in September of that year, Chief Justice William Rehnquist died, opening another seat. Bush decided to withdraw Roberts's nomination for O'Connor's seat and instead nominated Roberts to become the next Chief Justice.

Bush's second choice for O'Connor's seat was White House Counsel Harriet Miers, a longtime political ally of the president. She faced bipartisan opposition over her lack of judicial qualifications, lack of experience deciding issues of constitutional law, and conservative legal groups considered her to be, at best, an ideological gamble. Following the contentious nomination of Miers, who Bush was forced to retract, the nomination fell to Judge Samuel Alito of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Alito was hand picked by Federalist Society founder Leonard Leo. Indeed, he had rock solid conservative credentials, having served in the Department of Justice during the Reagan administration, where he accrued a reputation as a mafia-fighting U.S. Attorney in New Jersey, and most recently as a hard-right judge on a federal appellate court, albeit a less influential one. Alito had also been a member of Concerned Alumni of Princeton, which opposed the college becoming coeducational in the 1970s.

Long story short, Alito's nomination to replace O'Connor would swap a swing vote for a sure conservative vote.

Numerous liberal groups opposed Alito’s nomination, including the ACLU — only the third time in the group’s history that it opposed a Supreme Court nominee. During Alito’s confirmation hearings, on January 10, 2006, a thirty-six year old law professor from the University of California, Berkeley sat before the Senate Judiciary Committee to testify against Alito’s confirmation. His name was Goodwin Liu.

Liu's testimony was mostly milquetoast, quoting statistics and citing judicial opinions by then-Judge Alito to argue that the nominee was outside of the ideological mainstream. But Liu's testimony ended on a fiery note:

“Judge Alito's record envisions an America where police may shoot and kill an unarmed boy to stop him from running away with a stolen purse; where federal agents may point guns at ordinary citizens during a raid, even after no sign of resistance; where the FBI may install a camera where you sleep on the promise that they won't turn it on unless an informant is in the room; where a Black man may be sentenced to death by an all-white jury for killing a white man, absent a multiple regression analysis showing discrimination; and where police may search what a warrant permits, and then some. Mr. Chairman, I humbly submit that this is not the America we know. Nor is it the America we aspire to be.”

Despite Liu's polemic conclusion to his testimony, Alito was confirmed to the Supreme Court on January 31, 2006. As fate would have it, just four years later, that same law professor went on to succeed another Italian-American Federalist Society-aligned Supreme Court justice: Antonin Scalia. With a near-supermajority of Democrats in the United States Senate, President Barack Obama had an opportunity to drastically shift the Court’s ideological balance. To affect that, Goodwin Liu's place on the Court was sealed.

Republicans quickly seized on Liu's testimony against Alito's confirmation during the confirmation process, but to little success.

That takes us to today, where the animosity on the Court couldn't be more evident. Speaking to a conference, Liu earlier this week made a statement that would be considered verboten in earlier generations. Justice Alito should face an impeachment inquiry.

“I can't comment either way, it'd be improper of someone in my position to do that,” referencing a recent comment made by Texas Representative Al Green, several comments, in fact, that had the congressman say he'd soon introduce articles of impeachment against Alito for misconduct and ethics violations, pertaining to a recent report by ProPublica that he took several luxury trips with billionaires with ties to conservative political PACs. The impeachment effort is expected to fail decisively if introduced and brought to a vote, which is also unlikely. “But,” Liu would add, “if there was ever any speculation of a member of the Court's ability to make decisions on rulings depending on potential ethics conflicts, like what's being alleged right now, I'd of course support that. We can't be held to a lower standard than the judicial processes below us. That's just not right.”

The comment was taken as an indirect endorsement of Green's move to impeach Justice Alito by several conservative columnists, pundits, and the current Republican administration in Washington. The White House would release a statement calling Liu's comments “a deliberate attempt to spark conflict on the bench,” and requested the Justice retract his statement. Neither Liu, Alito, or those close to them have commented on the situation as of the writing of this article.

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SHELBY COUNTY, ALABAMA v. HOLDER, ATTORNEY GENERAL, ET AL. | Supreme Court of the United States (.gov) | Opinions

CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT

No. 12–96.

Argued February 27, 2013—Decided June 25, 2013

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was enacted to address entrenched racial discrimination in voting, “an insidious and pervasive evil which had been perpetuated in certain parts of our country through unremitting and ingenious defiance of the Constitution.” South Carolina v. Katzenbach, 383 U.S. 301, 309. Section 2 of the Act, which bans any “standard, practice, or procedure” that “results in a denial or abridgement of the right of any citizen . . . to vote on account of race or color,” 42 U. S. C. §1973(a), applies nationwide, is permanent, and is not at issue in this case. Other sections apply only to some parts of the country. Section 4 of the Act provides the “coverage formula,” defining the “covered jurisdictions” as States or political subdivisions that maintained tests or devices as prerequisites to voting, and had low voter registration or turnout, in the 1960s and early 1970s. §1973b(b). In those covered jurisdictions, §5 of the Act provides that no change in voting procedures can take effect until approved by specified federal authorities in Washington, D. C. §1973c(a). Such approval is known as “preclearance.” The coverage formula and preclearance requirement were initially set to expire after five years, but the Act has been reauthorized several times. In 2006, the Act was reauthorized for an additional 25 years, but the coverage formula was not changed. Coverage still turned on whether a jurisdiction had a voting test in the 1960s or 1970s, and had low voter registration or turnout at that time. Shortly after the 2006 reauthorization, a Texas utility district sought to bail out from the Act’s coverage and, in the alternative, challenged the Act’s constitutionality. This Court resolved the challenge on statutory grounds, but expressed serious doubts about the Act’s continued constitutionality. See Northwest Austin Municipal Util. Dist. No. One v. Holder, 557 U.S. 193.

Petitioner Shelby County, in the covered jurisdiction of Alabama, sued the Attorney General in Federal District Court in Washington, D. C., seeking a declaratory judgment that sections 4(b) and 5 are facially unconstitutional, as well as a permanent injunction against their enforcement. The District Court upheld the Act, finding that the evidence before Congress in 2006 was sufficient to justify reauthorizing §5 and continuing §4(b)’s coverage formula. The D. C. Circuit affirmed. After surveying the evidence in the record, that court accepted Congress’s conclusion that §2 litigation remained inadequate in the covered jurisdictions to protect the rights of minority voters, that §5 was therefore still necessary, and that the coverage formula continued to pass constitutional muster. Held: Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act remains constitutional because the “exceptional conditions” which justified its enactment in 1965 remain prevalent today. Although the covered jurisdictions no longer engage in blatant racial discrimination, the Court concludes that more indirect means of voter suppression are prevalent.

Held: Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act remains constitutional because the “exceptional conditions” which justified its enactment in 1965 remain prevalent today. Although the covered jurisdictions no longer engage in blatant racial discrimination, the Court concludes that more indirect means of voter suppression are prevalent.

GINSBERG, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which BREYER, WOOD, SEARS, and LIU J.J. join. ROBERTS, C.J. filed a dissenting opinion in which KENNEDY, THOMAS, and ALITO, J.J. join.

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Impeach Eric Holder: Yes, It's Come To This | The Heritage Foundation | Commentary

Jul 8, 2014 2 min read

Viktor LaCroix von Spitz

@VlacroixvonSpitz

Election Law Reform Initiative Manager, Senior Legal Fellow

Viktor LaCroix von Spitz is an authority on a wide range of issues—including civil rights, civil justice, the First Amendment, immigration.

If Eric Holder were a baseball player, he'd have been benched long ago — if not kicked off the team. His continued efforts to undermine the Constitution should've disqualified him immediately from serving on any court that wasn't serving food. Instead, Barack Obama appointed him to the highest there was, and we've been seeing the consequences of appointing a radical and hyper-partisan agent to dish out legal decisions.

This term featured two big stomach-churning decisions.

First was Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, in which the Supremes, owed largely to Holder's presence, kept the unconstitutional contraceptive abortion mandate from Obama's 2010 healthcare reform that has been found to violate the First Amendment rights of several family-owned businesses who make their living in conformance with their religious beliefs.

In the case of Harris v. Quinn, the Justice Department filed an amicus brief on the side of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, arguing against provisions Illinois was attempting to enact which would see unwilling home health-care workers forced into unions (and made to pay compulsory dues) simply because their services are paid for through Medicaid.

Unfortunately, the Court ruled in favor of Illinois's heavy-handed attempt to help bolster its political allies, public sector unions.

Holder has consistently argued that we as Americans don't have the right to free speech or the freedom of religion.

Thanks to Justice Holder's tie-breaking vote, the Supreme Court, the last defense for those who still believe in those rights, has fallen. Millions must come together and get their representatives on the phone and tell them: Impeach Justice Holder.

Editor's Note: Bo Crisp co-authored this commentary

- Bo Crisp is a columnist for National Review.

- Viktor LaCroix von Spitz is a senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation.

Originally appeared in the New York Post

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Impeach Eric Holder: Yes, It's Come To This | The Heritage Foundation | Commentary

Jul 8, 2014 3 min read

Viktor LaCroix von Spitz

@VlacroixvonSpitz

Election Law Reform Initiative Manager, Senior Legal Fellow

Viktor LaCroix von Spitz is an authority on a wide range of issues—including civil rights, civil justice, the First Amendment, immigration.

If Eric Holder were a baseball player, he'd have been benched long ago — if not kicked off the team. His continued efforts to undermine the Constitution should've disqualified him immediately from serving on any court that wasn't serving food. Instead, Barack Obama appointed him to the highest there was, and we've been seeing the consequences of appointing a radical and hyper-partisan agent to dish out legal decisions.

This term featured three big stomach-churning decisions.

First was Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, in which the Supremes, owed largely to Holder's presence, kept the unconstitutional contraceptive abortion mandate from Obama's 2010 healthcare reform that has been found to violate the First Amendment rights of several family-owned businesses who make their living in conformance with their religious beliefs.

Although the government was not party to another case, Harris v. Quinn, the Justice Department filed an amicus brief on the side of Illinois and the SEIU, arguing that unwilling home health-care workers could be forced into unions (and made to pay compulsory dues) simply because their services are paid for through Medicaid.

Unfortunately, the Court ruled in favor of Illinois's heavy-handed attempt to help bolster its political allies, public sector unions.

When the Administration lost United State v. Wurie, in which the Lynch Justice Department claimed that the police and federal authorities did not need a search warrant to seize all of the information stored in the cellphone of someone who had been arrested, the administration lost eight justices, except for Eric Holder.

The basic invasion of privacy and violation of Fourth Amendment protections against unlawful searches and seizures represented by the time Holder spent overseeing the Justice Department is in line with his frightening view of governmental power over its citizens.

Holder and Obama have argued that we as Americans don't have the right to free speech, the right to privacy, the right to due process or the freedom of religion.

Under their governance, the Supreme Court, the last defense for those who still believe in those rights, has fallen. Millions must come together and get their representatives on the phone and tell them: Impeach Justice Holder.

Editor's Note: Bo Crisp co-authored this commentary

- Bo Crisp is a columnist for National Review.

- Viktor LaCroix von Spitz is a senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation.

Originally appeared in the New York Post

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McConnell: No lame duck confirmation | CNN | SCOTUS



McConnell: Senate won't confirm Garland under Obama

By Eric Bradner, CNN

Updated 10:46 AM EDT, Sun March 20, 2016

Washington (CNN) — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell ruled out confirming President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Merrick Garland, in a lame duck session after November's election.

In an interview with CNN's Dana Bash on “State of the Union” Sunday, the Kentucky Republican stuck by his stance that Obama’s successor ought to fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.

“I can't imagine that a Republican majority Congress in a lame duck session after the American people have spoken would want to confirm a nominee opposed by the NRA, the NFIB, and the New York Times says would move the court dramatically to the left,” McConnell said. “This nomination ought to be made by the next president.”

He also criticized Garland, arguing that opposition to his nomination from the National Rifle Association and the National Federation of Independent Businesses shows he's too liberal.

Asked if he’s ruling out the possibility of a lame duck confirmation entirely, McConnell said: “Yes.”

Democrats are prodding the GOP to give Garland a confirmation vote.

Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada called on Republicans to “man up and do it now” in an appearance on NBC's “Meet the Press.” He also predicted that McConnell will back off his pledge not to give Garland a vote.

“Mitch McConnell has said a lot of things. But his Republican senators are not going to go over that cliff with him. They're not going to do it. As I told Merrick Garland, 'This is going to break. You're going to become a Supreme Court justice.'”

Reid added: “And in addition to the people agreeing to meet, we have Republican senators and a veteran senator who said, 'Well maybe what we should do is do it in a lame duck.' Orrin Hatch, Lindsey Graham, others have said that. But if they’re going to do it in lame duck, do it now.”

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Remarks on the Nomination of John Yoo to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

My fellow Americans, today I've assembled you here today to address the vacancy left in the Supreme Court falling the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia, a truly tragic circumstance, and the announcement of just who his successor as Supreme Court Justice may be.

Scalia was not only a Justice, he was an originalist, someone who was able to broach the complexities of our partisan politics and hand down judicial opinions that reflected his stance on keeping to our Founding Fathers' intent when they crafted the laws that laid the foundation of our nation years ago.

With that in mind, it is only right a successor to him uphold the rule of law as well as he ever would. Someone who may cement themselves as the newest bulwark for our constitutional rights as Justice Scalia would. With that in mind, I'm proud to announce my selection of former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo to the United States Supreme Court.

Yoo demonstrated his wisdom and careful consideration of law while my former boss, President Bush, was serving in the earlier part of the previous decade. Through the turmoil of our War on Terror, Yoo helped pave the path forward when it came to establishing a strong and unified theory on how the executive office may carry out their duties. In Scalia's former position, I have zero doubt clouding my mind that Yoo will be a worthy and cherished member that'll make his mark through the decisions we'll be seeing from him. I'm honored to pass the microphone to Mr. Yoo and not to keep him waiting any longer. You have the floor.

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Condoleezza Rice, Remarks on the Nomination of John Yoo to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Andrew Napolitano to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

My fellow Americans, good evening.

I'm sure everyone is aware of the passing of the late great Justice Antonin Scalia. We cannot express enough of our gratitude for his tenure steering the ship back on course from the distorted view of government and the Constitution which knocked us down, hard, before he came to the scene. But recent events have led us to the circumstance we now are in, and after the unfortunate passing of the man, I am here now, addressing y'all tonight, to let you know, America isn't being abandoned. No, nonsense. Far from it. I'm here, and I'm telling you now, we'll get through this.

Mankind — that word should have new meaning for all of us today. We can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore. We will be united in our common interests. Tonight, we are the greatest country in the world.

I want you to close your eyes, and I want you to think about Antonin Scalia, who is your brother. And he would die to be out here with us tonight, if he weren't already dead obviously. And I want you to put that in your hearts.

The next time you see sky, it'll be over another town. The next time you take a test, it'll be in some other school. Our parents, they want the best of stuff for us. But right now, they got to do what's right for them. Because it's their time. Their time! Up there! Down here, it's our time. It's our time down here. That's all over the second we ride up Troy's bucket...wait, I mean.

Okay, wait, I got it.

That's all over the second we...get my nominee to succeed him on the bench.

And if you think, that he won't pass through Congress? Well, you're mistaken. This biggity boy's a diggity dog.

Let's get into the real meat and potatos of today's assembly.

I know, Scalia was a good man. Scalia would've wanted you to fight, and fight we will even as he has left us. Fight for our Constitution, our national pride, and our will to lead.

With all that in mind, I am proud to nominate the distinguished fellow, Judge Andrew Napolitano to be our next Supreme Court Associate Justice. Andrew Napolitano has displayed a great tenacity to buck the established thought and rule how he best believes the men who founded our nation would've, regardless of party affiliation. His many great lectures broadcast on Fox News against unconstitutional actions display to me a great and vast knowledge of the law that we desperately need on the bench. I'd love for him to get up here and part to y'all a few words on his nomination. So please, come to the stage and take my spot here, Andrew.

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Herman Cain, Remarks on the Nomination of Andrew Napolitano to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Richard B. Sanders to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Before we commence with the proceedings for this evening I'd just like to acknowledge a moment of silence for Justice Scalia.

Thank you. My fellow Americans, it comes with great heartache to announce the passing of a warrior, he was a legal titan and it pains my heart hearing his passing. His family I bid only the strongest goodwill and condolences. I have combed through the list of nominees who could possible fill his large shoes, it was a difficult task and not one I took lightly.

What held the highest importance for me was nominating someone who held a strong and passionate view on federal government to refuse the enlargement of it. Someone who will see the endless wars our nation wages and be able to dictate their views on matters by the Founding Fathers' that they would've adequately addressed. Someone who maintains our liberty and keeps us safe, not through the allowance of unlimited spending or engagement abroad, and of course, I acknowledge this is not a lawmaker I am appointing, that is not the point. Rather, what I am nominating is someone who is an originalist in the mold of Scalia, as the Constitution kept to a strong bond that denounced authoritarianism and brought about fairness and the wealth and liberty of the people without contorting it in a disturbing manner that permits unlimited executive action that we've bore witness to in recent years.

So, enough of that all in mind, I won't keep y'all waiting on bated breath any longer. I am proud to nominate someone who I have determined fits that mold to a T. Former Washington state Supreme Court Justice Richard B. Sanders.

Sanders has proven to me a multitude of times that he has a strong and committed dedication to upholding the rights of all Americans and not for the justification of invading other countries, the central economic planning or other completely unconstitutional and disrespectful excuses for unlimited power. It is not through the blunt hit of a baton nor through the adornment of a badge that those in our country hold power over us, this was not what Washington or Jefferson or the many others who fought for our nation had ever intended. Sanders will ensure this will return to be the case, and I have my full belief he'll keep the restraint that we had all missed. Judge Sanders, I'd love for you to say a few words for me.

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Ron Paul, Remarks on the Nomination of Richard B. Sanders to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Ricky Polston to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

My fellow Americans, thank you for your attendance here today. I'd just like to extend my heartfelt condolences to the family of the Honorable Justice Scalia, who was a legend in his own right, and whose legal expertise we're going to be missing very badly with him gone now. I can just say it was an honor to serve as president with him serving alongside on the highest court in the land right next to me, it was something truly special and monumental, I can only thank God for handing me the privilege to do so. Sorry, I promised not to cry, but I can't help it. We're all going to miss him and his wisdom from the bench.

It falls to me now to hand him the ultimate thank you gift for his decades of service to our country in selecting a nominee who may adequately accomplish what he sought to achieve. I hope to do just that, and am proud to say, after a long search, we may have just very well found our pick.

It brings me great pride to announce Florida Supreme Court Justice Ricky Polston's nomination as Scalia's successor to be a Supreme Court Associate Justice.

Polston has with great skill and pride for our nation's rule of law excelled in transforming the Florida judicial system to be one of the greatest in our land, be it from his many years as an Associate Justice or his stint leading from the bench as Chief Justice. He has proven to me that he has the necessary knowledge that calls for originalism and the excercise of constitutional thought that dispels the notion of those who've in recent years have attempted to bend it to their own benefit. Polston is not like that, rather, he only aims to keep true to our nation's ideals and belief system.

Ricky, I'd love for you to come up and say a few words before some of the weenie Republicans in the Congress get nervous we're nominating a real conservative. Just a joke, folks.

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Glenn Beck, Remarks on the Nomination of Ricky Polston to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Ken Paxton to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

It's with a heavy heart that we all have beared witness to the passing of a giant, a titan of law, Antonin Scalia. He was a great mind, who held a command of legal law that very few have seen, ever. It is with tremendous pain we are gathered here today to pass the torch, but it is also a renewal, and a beautiful affair that we may welcome his successor.

My team and I looked through hundreds of thousands of names, all great candidates with top qualifications that would improve the Supreme Court's conservative credentials immensely had they been selected. But I came across one name, one big, beautiful name, who jumped out at me as a perfect candidate that was going to improve the quality of the judgements and rulings that we see from the Court to a standard you wouldn't believe.

Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas, is a man of bold and brave material. He is inflexible when it comes to judgements that decree how the Constitution may be read, which is only by the original definition. The original definition. That is so important. He is not a man to be swayed by fear of backlash, he rules as he sees it best to. That is why I am nominating him here today.

Ken, Ken is here. His beautiful family, too. We love our families, don't we folks? Ken, get up here and say a few words on your nomination to the bench.

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Donald Trump, Remarks on the Nomination of Ken Paxton to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Tom Cotton to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Friends, fellow Americans, I am truly heartbroken having to replace our good friend on the court, Justice Antonin Scalia. It pains me in having to announce a successor, though I believe them to be a worthy successor all the same. I have no doubt they share my feelings.

Rarely are there those on the bench so eager to stand by the Constitution and its principles in the name of God as our Founding Fathers intended. Our nation, a Christian nation, was founded on the beliefs traced to the King James Bible by the pilgrims when they came here to Plymouth, Massachusetts. Fleeing from religious persecution and tyranny of the crown, they were the benchmark of our nation's modus operandi. From there we draw out traditions and originalist intent, stemming from the manner in which the Constitution was penned. I am honored to have the privilege to appoint a new hand who will follow in Scalia's footsteps to do just that.

Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas is a young, bright man who can get the job done. Studying The Federalist Papers and their similarly strong belief in the mandate of Heaven our nation leads under, there exists zero doubt in my mind Cotton will uphold our liberty and rights as Americans, Americans of every race and creed, and religious background.

I would love if we could hear more from our nominee. Senator Cotton, please do the honors of taking this lectern away from me.

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Michele Bachmann, Remarks on the Nomination of Tom Cotton to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of David Addington to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

My fellow Americans, good evening.

It brings no joy in saying Justice Antonin Scalia is dead and has left us. I knew him for many years, he was a close friend. His passing has hurt all of us, and I extend a hand to his family at this time. The United States stands behind them.

I know Antonin would appreciate it justly if his death failed to break our government's ability to proceed with itself for too long, and I hope to fulfill his wishes by getting us back on course as quickly as humanly possible.

My pick today is one that we can all agree is perfectly qualified for the position, and is one we may all unite together for. I have had long conversations with my selection, and I believe he holds the United States and its Constitution in close regard. He is simply put, the best pick that was on offer.

My former Chief of Staff David Addington is the best candidate on offer, a selection that unites all Americans with a sense of belonging and love for country as anyone realistically could through our dark and precocious period. I am not simply choosing him because of he's a close friend of mine, or for partisan politicking, with the composition of Congress as it stands that would prove mistaken. No, rather his beliefs are where I hold my greatest respect for David, and in his ability to execute the rule of law most effectively, I know I have chosen correctly.

David and I have held long discussions on the subjects necessary for a Supreme Court Justice to qualify for, and I'm confident his selection will progress us in advancing the United States's legal authority to continue to be as strong and robust as it ever could. I have no doubt he'll stand by my and this administration's policies when needed, and I know that because our administration's goals and aims are just and right under the law, despite what some critics may claim otherwise.

David, please do us the honors of parting a few words before we get this thing over and done with.

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Richard B. Cheney, Remarks on the Nomination of David Addington to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Paul Clement to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Good evening. I wish I could have you all here under better circumstances, but unfortunately that can't always be the case.

Justice Scalia. What can you say about this titan of law that hasn't already been said? He was a legend, a giant who held the country up like Atlas holds our world without so much as a shiver, not a glimpse of weakness. His ability to stay true to originalist thought when it comes to interpreting the Constitution was remarkable. We owe him a gratitude for serving us, and for as long as he did, too.

I hold no doubt in my mind my appointment to succeed him is a worthy contender, as Scalia knew them very well in his lifetime. Someone who was greatly sought after for a potential appointment for many years by President Bush and Senator McCain alike.

Without further ado, I am proud to nominate former Solicitor General Paul Clement to succeed Justice Scalia on the bench. In our administration's search, candidates who exhibited a genuine appreciation for the text, structure, and history of our Constitution and were capable of interpreting it and the laws as written were of the highest priority. In that, Paul was the perfect candidate and passed with flying colors.

But enough from me, I'm sure everyone would love to hear the man himself. Paul. Please come here and take the honors.

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Willard M. Romney, Remarks on the Nomination of Paul Clement to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Diane S. Sykes to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Thank you all, thank you.

It's a great tragedy to have to appoint a replacement for the great Justice Antonin Scalia. I'd love to thank him and his family for their contributions to this country, they deserve a big round of applause. For the decades that I've been in Washington, from the start when the country seemed to be losing its way before Ronald Reagan, it seemed as if our nation was on a downward slope. Now, following the Reagan Revolution, we've been seeing a swing towards prosperity. Welfare reform, a balanced budget, tax cuts, and despite some hiccups along the way we're back and we owe a deep debt of gratitude to Scalia for so much of that.

In appointing someone to fill the shoes of a giant I felt it best to examine the fortitude of those who were in the running. Scalia was ingenious and never failed to stick to his strong adherence to originalism, not the textualist, pro-bureaucrat twisted way of thinking that deliberately distorts the government and the Constitution. It deliberately refuses to engage with the Constitution and read and interpret the text as it stands. So, in the search for a candidate, I was aiming for, of course, the exact opposite of that.

Diane Sykes of Wisconsin is someone I firmly believe can excel in continuing where Scalia left off, if her decisions and long track record of conservative legal decisions are anything to go by. She will succeed, and with that us as a country will succeed. I am honored to be able to see the passing of the torch to such a worthy woman as Judge Sykes.

Diane would love to share this with you and more, hopefully the elite media will give her that opportunity and put down the partisan swords and sticks for the time being.

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Newt Gingrich, Remarks on the Nomination of Diane S. Sykes to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Thomas Rex Lee to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

My fellow Americans, today is a day I have long borne immense heartache to imagine, the day we no longer have Justice Antonin Scalia on the bench.

Though with great honor I bare the privilege of selecting his successor, it comes as no great pleasure. Scalia was a great man, a man of strong and rock solid principles that were not swayed by political rancor. Rather than that, he saw his duty as one above such petty and trivial matters, and he was right to do so. It is in my pursuit to find an applicable replacement I've strived to work with those closest to him to find a candidate who could compare as close as possible to the originalist principles that guided Scalia's view on judicial matters. I believe I have very well found that replacement.

Though there were many great candidates, all qualified and worthy in their own right, I know in my selection of Justice Thomas Rex Lee from my native Utah we've come across someone Scalia would approve of immensely. Thomas is an intellectual heavyweight. He has proven time and time again his fortitude in pressing forward jurisprudential decisions that best reflect that of the late great Justice he'll be filling the shoes of. I have zero doubt in my mind that the capabilities of Thomas are of such great certainty that it came as no question he was the candidate the moment we hovered over his name, and, in a bit of a contradiction from earlier, this one moment does grant me pleasure, because I know it would've brought pleasure to Antonin just as much as it does me. Please welcome to the lectern, Justice Thomas Rex Lee.

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Jon Huntsman, Remarks on the Nomination of Thomas Rex Lee to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Kathleen Kane to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Hello everyone. I'm pleased to see a good showing today. What can you say about Justice Antonin Scalia? He was truly a man of patriotic fiber, and I have zero doubt in my mind he had nothing but love in his heart for his country. It is a pain to see him pass, and we'll all miss him dearly, truly. May he rest in peace.

I have no doubt in his wishes he only wished to see a capable and qualified hand take his seat on the bench, and I have every intention on fulfilling that today. I did not take this appointment lightly, rather, I gave it intense deliberation and careful thought on who I'd select as a successor to fill the big shoes Justice Scalia left in his absence.

In the military, we did not see party, and neither on the bench should we see that either. It is for too long our institutions have been badly politicized by partisans on both sides of the aisle. I aim to rectify that with my selection today. As someone elected on the Republican ticket, I am reaching out and extending a hand to the Pennsylvania Attorney General, Kathleen Kane, a Democrat, and a qualified and intelligent woman of immense credibility and expertise in this arena who'll make a fine replacement for the late great Justice Scalia.

I first met Kathleen, oh, I want to say two years ago now, in the Spring at some point, while on a visit to Harrisburg. I was struck then as much as I am now by her skillset in the field of law. She is an impressive candidate, possibly, in my humble opinion, one of the greatest candidates to have been nominated in a long time, and I am so proud to be able to take to the national stage and allow her the opportunity to demonstrate that as she will now. Ms. Kane, please take the honors.

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Stanley McChrystal, Remarks on the Nomination of Kathleen Kane to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of James Ho to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Good evening, everyone. It is a truly dark day in America, speaking as a fellow Italian-American, to announce the passing of one of the greatest Italian-Americans in not just the history of the Supreme Court but arguably of all American history itself. Justice Antonin Scalia was a great mind, one in many ways similar to me who didn't back down before the mob of leftist anger over upholding the Constitution, being able to read the text as it is defined. He didn't back down before the hate, he stood firm, and for that we thank him duly. I pass my thoughts and prays in this time to his wife and children and grandchildren, their relative was an epic figure in our country's great history. We will remember him always.

In replacing someone of such iron will as Scalia, I sought someone of the necessary vigor who similarly didn't fail to prove to me they got the guts and strength to tackle the leftist instigators and activists who want the law bent to their own liking, to the benefit of criminals. I cannot stomach that. It was vital to him, thusly, that the candidate proved they were as their predecessor was, an originalist who ruled just as our Founding Fathers would've approved of when they wrote the Constitution itself.

It brings me great pride and joy to say I have found my man. James Ho, the former Solicitor General of Texas, is my man. He proves the doubters wrong. No, we in this administration do not look down upon immigration, as an immigrant from Taiwan himself, James is one of the good ones. He has proven to me to be one strong on our borders, resilient to the pressure to endanger our fiscally conservative practices, and he's got the balls to do it all without succumbing to the backlash, just like me when I was sheriff in Maricopa County. I see the reflection of me, Scalia, and all of America in James. I know it is only right to get him on the bench immediately so he can take pride of place as the true bulwark that he'll be taking the place of. He will be an excellent Justice, so let's give him a hand.

Enough from me. James, please get up here and tell them yourself how good of a candidate you are and how much you love America. Let's see the hate from this one.

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Joseph Arpaio, Remarks on the Nomination of James Ho to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Ann Claire Williams to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Ladies and gentlemen of the press, I'm handed the heavy task of paying tribute to a legal scholar and Supreme Court legend who has helped define the path the bench has taken in recent years to such an extent to fail to recognize or acknowledge such would prove highly mistaken. Justice Antonin Scalia was a great man in private and in public, and despite what may be said of his decisions by certain critics of his, not entirely unfounded, I'd hesitate to suggest that ever shined a negative light on him. Rather, he held firm to his own belief system that was entirely within reason and respectable. It is not in the place of those like us who didn't have to bear the heavy weight of the impact his decisions would have to cast judgement, instead let us take the opportunity to say thank you for a life well-lived in dedication to his country. For that, we will miss Justice Scalia dearly.

In selecting a replacement I put heavy emphasis on choosing someone who could help usher in unity, to keep both aisles of the political spectrum in alliance in this contentious time. I believe I have found the candidate who can do just that. Judge Ann Claire Williams is a highly qualified candidate, one who has been appointed by both Republican and Democratic presidents, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, to be specific, and was considered for appointment by Republican and Democratic presidents once again, George W. Bush and Barack Obama, as it happens. I am assured of this, that this record is remarkable. No candidate I have found was as capable of uniting members of opposing political parties as well as she has, I can assure you all of that.

Judge Williams will excel on the court. She is not intended to be a political ploy, or a partisan pick, no. She couldn't be further from that. She is simply this, qualified. She is the best candidate on offer, and I welcome the members of the Senate to find that out for themselves. I can help them get started on that right now, by inviting Ms. Williams on stage to say a few words of her own. Please welcome to the stage Judge Williams.

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Michael R. Bloomberg, Remarks on the Nomination of Ann Claire Williams to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Anne Patterson to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

Thanks for coming.

I wanted to say a few words in honor of the late Justice Antonin Scalia before we kick off the proceedings for the evening. As someone who practiced in law, as a fellow Italian-American, native son of the Garden State, the passing of the Justice is a difficult thing to see a great mind leave us so soon. His work interpreting the Constitution was immaculate and just what we needed, he did not define it as many activists wish judges would, they do not politicize the institution, and they do not implement restrictive, regulatory red tape that do not represent what the Founding Fathers had ever intended when they wrote the laws that lay the foundation for this country.

That all being said, it was instrumental to find a voice who could hold a candle to the late legend. Of course, keeping in mind what I had just said, I do not wish to politicize the institution anymore than I believe it has been in recent years with activist selections and appointments, so it was a challenge to say the least walking a tightrope between my own personal belief system and upholding the rule of law as it is written.

That brings me to the woman of the hour. Judge Anne Patterson was an appointee of mine back in New Jersey when I served as governor, she was selected as a compromise between me and Speaker Sweeney when it came time to narrow our list of choices. We both agreed, she was not only qualified, but a perfect choice that perfectly embodies what the Supreme Court oughta be looking like. I stand by her wholeheartedly, and I have the full confidence within me the Senate will feel the exact same way, and we'll be getting a hell of a lotta bipartisan votes in her favor. I'm honored to have her speak to you all and make that case herself just as well as she did for me back in New Jersey and once again here in Washington. Anne, please take the stage.

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Chris Christie, Remarks on the Nomination of Anne Patterson to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Remarks on the Nomination of Raymond Kethledge to be a Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice | The American Presidency Project | Documents



March 16, 2016

It's with great pain we come together to honor the life and legacy of Justice Antonin Scalia.

We bid nothing more than our most heartfelt condolences to his family, who, like our nation, have been deprived of a great man with an intellect almost as wide and all-encompassing as his bravery. He never wavered in his duty to his nation as an impartial man of the bench. We are in his debt and express nothing but the most sincere gratitude that he was able to leave his lasting mark on our country and can only hope to find someone as stellar and qualified as he was to replace him.

In our search to find that applicable candidate, I believe we've found our man. I am here today to announce my nomination of Judge Raymond Kethledge as the next member of the Supreme Court of the United States.

Judge Kethledge is an experienced, wise, and young mind who is best equipped to rule on the issues that'll inevitably come our way in the future, and is what we desperately need in the absence of the late Justice Antonin Scalia. I have no doubt in my mind he is a pick that will receive broad cross-party support, and I hope to have the process be a swift one, so our country, we as a nation, may proceed as smoothly and as effectively as possible. I welcome Raymond to the lectern so he may express some of his thoughts on the subject, please refrain from questions until he is finished speaking. Thank you.

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David Petraeus, Remarks on the Nomination of Raymond Kethledge to be a United States Supreme Court Associate Justice Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project

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Obama reportedly 'frustrated and angry,' at his 'last nerve' with Netanyahu | CNN | International



Obama White House continues to pledge support for Israel amid conflict

By Jack McRae, CNN

Updated 12:35 PM EDT, Sun November 3, 2013

Washington (CNN) — President Barack Obama ticked through a multitude of things he wished to see from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: including an increase in humanitarian aide flow directed to Lebanese civilians caught in the crossfire of the conflict and a report on the conditions experienced by current prisoners of war in IDF custody.

A person familiar with the Tuesday call ran down the Netanyahu's responses, characterizing them as “frightened” and “anxious.”

But Obama wasn't finished. The prime minister had to announce the moves publicly later that evening, the president insisted.

By Tuesday evening, the Israeli security cabinet had approved those two measures to increase humanitarian aide flow and release an authorized report on conditions of incarcerated individuals held by the IDF.

The brief exchange over the phone marked the ninth time Obama had threatened Netanyahu with serious consequences since the breakout of war between Iran and Israel transpired nearly a year ago if he did not take serious actions to change the way the nation was handling the war. Obama, who has remained firm on his support for Israel — even amid growing political backlash at home — warned the prime minister that if conditions did not rapidly improve for civilians in the surrounding areas, he would reconsider how the US was backing Israel in the conflict.

The prime minister's office declined to comment on the phone call. The White House declined to participate in this story.

In both the official White House readout of the Obama-Netanyahu phone call and public statements following the call, US officials have declined to specify exactly what US policy changes are under consideration.

Slowing down the US's supply of weapons to Israel would be the most likely policy change, one senior administration official told CNN, pointing to a recently released national security memo that lays out standards foreign governments that receive US military aid must adhere to.

But that official stressed that no decisions have been made and that the question of how the US supports Israel’s current war is a complicated one. There are other levers that the administration could potentially pull, they said, including those related to military aid writ large or the United Nations, as well as drastically shifting Obama's public rhetoric about his administration's support for the war.

Criticism has been launched over Obama's handling of the conflict, directed primarily by one of his former opponent's in last year's presidential election, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Sanders has repeatedly decried the “aggression” of Netanyahu in the war, where the death toll continues to climb as it approaches the one million mark. He has said Obama is “being played a fool” and suggested the administration has been leaking stories where Obama feigns an offensive position with the prime minister as part of a public relations campaign to cover for his relative weaknesses. Obama has yet to address or even acknowledge Sanders since he won reelection, and the Senator continues to lack any committee assignments after having been ejected from caucusing with the Democratic Party last January.

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Republican Wave Or Democratic Bloodbath? Is There A Difference? | FiveThirtyEight | Analysis

OCT. 23, 2014, AT 11:50 AM

By David Wasserman

Filed under 2014 Midterms

President Obama's win in 2012, something of a miracle in hindsight considering the recency of his refusal to aide in the Israeli-Iranian conflict so close to election day, doesn't seem to have the kind of luck that can extend past its point of origin. With the state of the race as of writing, Democrats are on the verge of what will likely prove a humiliating and brutal defeat, one not since 1994, though our estimates have those comparisons looking wildly incomparable in favor of this year being far more gruesome for the Democratic Party.

FiveThirtyEight previously published an article on the flooding of funds into vulnerable Democratic races seven weeks ago now from AIPAC and other interest groups with a deep investment in the ongoing conflict, and nearing the cusp of election eve, we can safely say nothing the Democrats have done since has been able to mitigate the damage it'll likely cause them at the ballot box. In plugging a spreadsheet I built charting the polls across the 435 districts, the House of Representatives is looking close to impossible to win back for Democrats. Rather, by my estimates, a 52 percentage win of the total popular vote would garner 57 percent of all House seats. Right now, Republicans are polling at 58. At a bare minimum.

Outside of the House, statewide contests in Oregon and New England have strongly affirmed themselves in the Republicans' favor, with Democrat John Kitzhaber collapsing in the weeks since we last looked at his race. Democrats are now either a) seeking to contain the threat by maintaining their strength in relatively safe states (though what applies as a safe state for them at this point is largely a mystery, unless we were to count local races in the District of Columbia), or b) reflexively demonstrating their opposition to the president where they have proven most vulnerable.

It was a sight to behold when California's Jerry Brown, of all people, mocked Obama for his candor and inability to establish himself as a leader with consistent allegiances at a fundraiser last month. Brown's credentials on determining who is sufficiently consistent aside, he wouldn't prove too big of an exception, however, in fact, his snide remarks were very tame compared to D.O.A. Senator Mark Pryor, who not only went as far as to decline participating in overseeing tornado damage with the president in his state of Arkansas (likely a self-inflicted wound in hindsight), but at his Senatorial debate suggested he “voted for the other option, without regrets” in 2012, implying a vote for Republican Condoleezza Rice. This article is pending an inquiry as to whether Pryor was actually making a pivot to the progressive side and suggesting he harbored love for Bernie Sanders.

Outside of federal elections, incumbent Republican candidates of such toxicity as to warrant so much as a Likely R rating in the environment we're in are basking in their rebounding odds. Scandal plagued Tom Corbett, the governor of Pennsylvania, has easily surpassed Democrat Tom Wolf in polling and in our forecasts, and is anticipated to be on track for a safe return to Harrisburg come next year. He had prior been out to lose last year, but has seen his numbers triple since.

Speaking of Sanders, despite many persistent rumors and speculation, including I'm not afraid to admit my own at the time, that his 2012 third-party bid would permanently kill his chances of climbing the ladder of success in the Democratic Party he caucuses with, the opposite seems to persistently emerge as the case. Rather, 2016 looks to be open season for the Senator, as he leads over virtually all other prospective contenders, including long-anticipated frontrunner Hillary Clinton and other speculative opponent Joe Biden, who has adamantly refused interest in gunning for the spot. If the polls are anything to go by, that just may very well be for the best. Though never say never, especially in presidential politics.

Sanders, though having hedged his bets in recent weeks, seems to be the only prominent name still open to floating his name for the gig. He'll have a tough job ahead of him, as with Obama's anchor continuing to drive down downballot Democrats, it may prove a difficult task. Though him challenging the president in 2012 will no doubt aide his case that he is his “own man” as they are oft to say in these cases.

With that aside, the midterms are, relatively speaking, concluded if not decided before we have even received the first exit poll drop. We have the Republicans' odds of retaining the House at a staggering 99% and their odds of capturing the Senate at a hardly distant 87%.

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President Rice tours IDF facilities on the border of battlefield amid war effort | Fox News | Foreign Affairs

By Bill Hillman for Fox News

Published September 4, 2013 2:20pm EDT

President Condoleezza Rice paid Israel a visit during their war with Iran over the weekend, a conflict which the United States has heavily involved itself in following the loss of Democrat Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election. A special ceremonial event was organized in which the president was given the red carpet treatment, touring around Tel Aviv and the city's surrounding areas before performing on the piano for the Israeli Defense Force.

“The president was honored to have the opportunity to give Israel's troops some joy and comfort in their time of darkness right now,” Press Secretary Ana Navarro told reporters Tuesday. “Anything the United States can do to alleviate their suffering we'd be happy to do.”

Rice played a piece from Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, before transitioning to a rendition of 'In the Hall of the Mountain King' that the soldiers would boost with thunderous claps and the stomping of their boots on the floor of the Charles Bronfman Auditorium where the president played. Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu attended the ceremony, and once Rice was finished, escorted the president to a nearby military outpost. Touring the armaments, Rice took some time to write words of encouragement on the artillery shells present, including 'Finish Them!' on one, which generated some scattered backlash in the United States.

“The president's actions were tone-deaf,” Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid stated, “for the gravity of the situation she should know better than to go and take it to such lows like that.” Other members of the Democratic caucus were much more explicit in their criticisms, with Senators Tim Kaine, Carl Levin and Ron Wyden together issuing a joint statement that the president “needed to stop parading around and answer Congress's questions when it comes to what the foreign aide packages are containing,” in reference to recent legislation passed through Congress that has provided Israel with billions in weapon investments, majorly with large bipartisan support, although defections have continued to increase in the distance since the violence between Israel and Iran first started last year.

Progress is being steadily made on the side of Israel, although a recent “distraction,” as some critics have coined it, involving an excursion into the Gaza Strip has made it difficult to estimate how long it'll last. Rice's comments at a recent fundraiser has further sparked questions over escalation of American involvement, with possible troop deployments to assist in Israel's wartime effort being routinely urged by Republican politicians. It's even grown to the point Rice is being hit from her own neoconservative flank, what was, and mainly still is, her base of support, over her hesitance to get directly involved. “We elected her on the basis of defending Israel and Christians in the Middle East, we've been caught lacking, we can't pussyfoot on this further,” commented Senator Lindsey Graham in a recent interview with Shepard Smith on Monday, “if we don't start seeing substantial efforts now we're going to pay the consequences, and so will she.”

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Foreign interference? Intelligence agencies uncover thousands donated to Rice campaign originated from Gaddafi | Politico | Playbook

By ISAIAH JEFFERSON, RODNEY HOLIDAY, and JAMIE THOMAS

12/07/2012 05:05 PM EST

Intelligence agencies revealed that thousands were funneled to Condoleezza Rice's 2012 presidential campaign by none other than exiled Libyan strongman, Muammar Gaddafi, currently residing in Moscow amid the brewing civil war in the nation he formerly ruled over with an iron fist.

The report, released early Friday, revealed the full extent to which the one-time dictator aspired to aide the former Secretary of State in her bid for the presidency, just another example of the longtime infatuation chronicled over the many years Gaddafi has held for Rice. The agencies found Gaddafi had somehow, through means and methods still unknown, managed to funnel funds through tax-exempt organizations based in the United States, which then proceeded to send that money to Super PACs in support of the Rice/Thune ticket.

( Also on POLITICO: Panetta gives briefing on the state of Libyan civil war)

Rice released a statement shortly after the report came out, clarifying her “unrelenting opposition to Gaddafi's reign of terror” and saying she “held zero prior knowledge the funds had originated from Gaddafi, otherwise they'd have been promptly rejected.” Congressional Republicans have confirmed they plan to launch investigations into the matter, possibly seeking to overhaul the process by which tax-exempt organizations may receive foreign donations for the future.

This is just another chapter in Gaddafi's long, unreciprocated obsession with Rice. He had previously showered her with gifts totaling 200,000 dollars, and paid for the composition of the song 'African Flower in the White House' in her honor. Gaddafi's mansion in Libya, which had been ransacked a few months ago by rebels, also revealed a library of photos of the former Bush administration official that were previously in his possession.

FILED UNDER: FUNDRAISING, CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISING, CONDOLEEZZA RICE, MUAMMAR GADDAFI

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The Egyptian Civil War and the Fight for Control | Vice | YouTube

Published on Jul 9, 2014

1,894,264 views

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CLOSED CAPTIONING TRANSCRIPT

REPORTER: We're here in the belly of the beast. The fighting and violence between Egyptian rebels and the holdovers of the Mubarak regime has been in progress for three years now.

[Cut to B-Roll footage of Obama announcing refusal to supply arms to press junket]

REPORTER (VOICE): American president Barack Obama refused to supply the Mubarak government with a supply of weapons in light of the fighting. This came despite voices in his administration asking him to do so. Fueled by the fear felt by regional royalty, viewed through a Sunni-Shia perspective. There was intense speculation maintaining Iran was behind the Arab Spring, as Saudis sent their concerns Obama's way.

That shipment never came.

[Cut to B-Roll footage, heavily censored, of Mubarak being dragged and stomped on the streets by people]

REPORTER (VOICE): Mubarak would get captured near the end of 2011, beaten to death in a livestreamed video not too dissimilar to the deaths of other strongmen like Benito Mussolini of history's past. But the fighting didn't go with him. We had Saudi Arabia arming their side in Syria, a gamble over Yemen, and their invasion of Bahrain was confirmation this paranoia wasn't subsiding.

[Cut to B-Roll footage of Obama speaking at the lectern to media taken last year]

Now it's 2014, and Obama is reversing course. Having pledged to support what remains of the Mubarak regime in hopes of quelling the violence, with the goal of returning the region to pre-Arab Spring stability. The move has proved highly controversial. It remains as such here in Egypt, among Egyptian people.

[Cut back to Vice reporter in Egypt]

REPORTER: We're here in Cairo. The city was besieged amid the protests, as Mubarak had his soldiers fire upon civilians who had been partaking in the protests sparked first in the land of Tunisia. Mubarak was thought to go down easy, even step down voluntarily. That just didn't happen.

[Vice reporter is walking through encampments, families left destitute hurdle in tents. Stray dogs running around in packs. Crying can be heard in the distance]

REPORTER: So, we asked the local leader of the rebel faction here in Cairo for an interview, with them knowing of our presence already. They've agreed.

[Transition to Vice reporter entering pick-up truck, driven to another location by masked men. Then entering another pick-up truck driven by a new group of masked men. The video cuts to the Vice reporter entering a room without showing an exterior shot]

REPORTER: Thank you.

[Vice reporter kneels out of respect to the masked gunmen accompanying him and the film crew. They lead them into a new room, with the leader sitting on a chair, hurdled with other men. None of them are masked as their footsoldiers are]

REPORTER: I see you're not - [gestures around the face] - covering.

REBEL LEADER (TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH): There's no need. We have no fear of Shafik's men.

REPORTER: Why is that?

REBEL LEADER (TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH): They are in retreat. We need not fear. Shafik can show his face to his people if he truly believed it so. They are prey, vermin. We will handle.

REPORTER: What do you think about Obama's decision last year to start rearming the remnants of the Mubarak regime?

[The rebel men laugh]

REBEL LEADER (TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH): Listen here Obama. We are Egyptian man you are listen. Obama, shut up your mouse Obama. Shut up your mouse Obama.

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Election results: Lib Dems win majority | BBC | News

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Nick Clegg has made history and will be heading to Downing Street as the Tories succumb to a spectacular defeat.

The Lib Dems have managed to lead their coalition to victory against the Tories and are forecast by the BBC to secure enough seats in the Commons to give them a slender majority.

This marks the first time since 1945 that a government will not be led by the Conservatives or Labour. Clegg has said he “is eager to rebuild” following on from his predecessor, Tory leader George Osborne. The Tories have been experiencing a harsh backlash since their failed involvement in the Libyan intervention, which resulted in the resignation of David Cameron from leadership and Osborne's ascendence, who similarly experienced great rebuke for his austerity initiatives.

In other election developments:

• George Galloway, who was reported to the police for retweeting an exit poll before voting ended, has narrowly held on in Bradford West against Labour

• Nigel Farage to stay on as UKIP leader after retaining his Clacton seat. No gains for UKIP otherwise

• Conservative minister Esther McVey was the highest-profile Tory loser, defeated by Labour in Wirral West

• Rik Mayall wins seat in Hammersmith as a member of the newly-formed B'Stard Party, defeating Labour

• The Green Party gets one seat after Caroline Lucas retains the Brighton Pavilion constituency she won in 2010

• Jeremy Clarkson narrowly fails to take out Ed Miliband in Doncaster North despite high-profile bid

• Turnout is expected to be 69%, marginally up on 2010 and the highest since 1997

• Watch BBC election coverage and follow latest reaction

• Read more analysis from the BBC's experts

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Obama and Mubarak are gone, but Egypt remains in flames | Washington Examiner | Op-Ed

May 16, 2016 | 10:46 am

By Haisam Yetarian (@hyetarianegypt)

Following on from the aftermath of President Barack Obama's short-lived tenure in Washington, the consequences continue to bare their fruits in Cairo and the rest of what once was Egypt. Now reduced to several satellite entities controlled by a variety of elements and factions, Egypt can hardly even qualify as a functioning country compared to the Egypt of pre-2011, before the Obama regime failed to live up to their responsibilities abroad and allowed the nation to descend into chaos following the Arab Spring.

The remnants of the Mubarak government have managed to regain some footing in the time since, aided by a new Republican administration in Washington who proved more sympathetic to their necessary existence. Yet, even then, progress is far from where it needs to be for Egypt to return to the stability it saw prosperous results from under their former leader. Before he was brutally murdered on the streets of Cairo, Hosni Mubarak served as the Egyptian president and commanded his people with an iron fist. Making it abundantly clear, his reign was far from respectable, and in every respect was repugnant and deplorable. By every definition available, Egypt under Mubarak was undemocratic and tyrannical.

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I once had a colleague in a university who was teaching around the period of this brutal crackdown, and the horror stories told to me were of a brand of vile I need not dare to try and trivialize. Students of his, active in politics, eager to participate, slaughtered by the hundreds and arrested, taken into custody. Futures lost forever, books never to be written of the young, budding minds that once thought of a better world. If it were that perfect world where such dreams could take flight, I'd have no issue in saying that Mubarak deserved only the worst fate for the misdeeds he perpetuated. But we live in ours, and that's not what we can hope to have happen.

That all said, it's a lesson we should've learned in Iraq when it came to Saddam Hussein's rule, that being, sometimes bad men must hold power if we are to keep society held together. And even in that case, Mubarak was far from Hussein's brand of villainy, not to excuse his police state nor the last, desperate days of his regime, where international audiences saw a crackdown on civil rights and the mass murder of protesting civilians. It justly came as a tough decision to compel Obama to act on behalf of Mubarak in that event. Aiding a dictator would've proved a bad look under any president, not to mention one who made their name as the 'hope and change' candidate, only to be tainted with a stink of economic turmoil and partisan tar-and-feathering. In times like that, it is where presidents truly define themselves, but Obama failed to amount to such lofty expectations.

As we continue to pay the price for isolationism to lieu of fear and cowardice, we return to the present day. Republicans have announced their plans to redirect more funds towards acting president Ahmed Shafik and what is recognized to be the Egyptian government, with murmurs of further involvement continuing to linger. Whether that may play out or not remains to be seen, though I hold my doubts whether the fatigue experienced from the many other prolonged occupations may ever truly subside in our modern era.

Haisam Yetarian is an adjunct fellow at FDD, where he analyzes Arab-Israel relations.

TAGS: Egypt, United States, Barack Obama, Hosni Mubarak, Ahmed Shafik

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National anthem protests continue beyond NFL as resentments spill over | SB Nation | NCAA

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A decision by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick to remain seated during the national anthem sparked intense backlash during a preseason NFL game on August 26; but also among the many voices, words of support, and now with it, a show of support. As Kaepernick's actions influence more new players following in his footsteps, with others joining in and refusing to stand and observe the national anthem, we continue to see the effect trickle-down to even the college level.

A recent college game played today between the Northwestern Wildcats and Western Michigan Broncos saw players on both teams take a knee during the national anthem proceedings. The audience was a healthy mix of boos and cheers, with coaches looking particularly peeved as they continued to stand and face forward, uninterested in getting caught in the heated political moment.

But if you think this would boil down to a strictly left/right debacle, like who tweeted this comment out below thought, think again:

“Republicans once again harass those in the public eye and tell them to 'just dribble' or 'catch the ball' like they're slaves for their own amusement. Maybe they should do us all a favor and sit their asses down and listen.” — Maria Butterkiss 💙💙💙(@mbutterkisskitkat)

That tweet, among others like it, were subsequently deleted or hate-bombed after an unidentified individual involved in today's college protest yelled “fuck Obama, too,” while speaking to journalists following their protest. There they would get a lot more explicit about their dissatisfaction when it came to the United States's actions abroad, pointing to the decision by the aforementioned president to block the Muslim Brotherhood from the ballot after aiding Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak with arms, which helped him put down any and all resistance, both peaceful and violent, to his government.

“That's all emblematic of the American way of handling things. Always use force even if unnecessary, by the barrel of a gun. Everytime. We see that here and everywhere else that the United States involves itself. Egypt, especially,” Northwestern player Justin Jackson told college paper The Daily Northwestern. “With Obama, he was just a moderate Republican.”

Barack Obama released a statement over social media addressing the recent events, calling for critics to “respect Kaepernick's right to protest,” but also added: “I want Mr. Kaepernick and others who are on a knee, I want them to listen to the pain that that may cause somebody who, for example, had a spouse or a child who was killed in combat, and why it hurts them to see somebody not standing.”

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'The Instruments of War' | Pawn Stars | History Channel

Air date - November 7, 2013 | Season 8, Episode 34

Episode Transcript

HARRISON: I'm Rick Harrison, and this is my pawn shop. I work here with my old man and my son, Big Hoss. Everything in here has a story and a price. One thing I've learned after 21 years – you never know WHAT is gonna come through that door.

[Intro to Pawn Stars plays. Transition to inside the store]

HARRISON: So what've we got?

[A large man walks in with a box, he places it on the counter]

MAN: I served in the Libyan intervention back in 2011.

HARRISON: Thank you for your service.

[Harrison shakes the man's hand]

MAN: And, my deployment lasted between April and October. If you remember, Gaddafi was killed during that time.

HARRISON: Gaddafi was an infamous military dictator.

MAN: That's right.

HARRISON: His reign of terror spanned decades. He rose to power following a lot of turmoil and instability in the early 1970s, and after that, he wrote what basically amounted to his political manifesto with The Green Book. He was a socialist and he'd make this mandatory literature for children in Libya. He sorta calmed in recent years leading up to the intervention, but the Arab Spring really broke it all wide open.

MAN: You know your history!

[Harrison laughs]

HARRISON: No, I'm just very, very old. So anyway, what's this, then?

[The man opens the box revealing a knife, stained with what appears to be dried blood]

MAN: This is the knife they killed Gaddafi with.

[Dramatic zoom-in on Harrison's face]

HARRISON: Wow.

MAN: They shoved it up his [bleep].

HARRISON: Wow.

[Harrison picks it up and looks at it without wearing gloves and puts it back into the box]

HARRISON: Where'd you get this?

MAN: It got transferred to us from some unknown party that gave the scene of his death a look when the rebels were done doing what they did. It was passed between hands and eventually it was just junk, really, so nobody really gave it much thought where it'd end up. I ended up getting my hands on it and decided to keep a hold of it until I could get back stateside.

HARRISON: That's incredible. What are you looking for it?

MAN: I'm thinking, maybe, 5 grand.

[Harrison cringes as a 5 grand price tag graphic appears in the corner of the screen]

HARRISON: That's a lot.

[There's a moment of silence]

HARRISON: I'm going to need to get an expert in to see if he can verify this.

MAN: That's understandable, no problem.

HARRISON: Stick around, they should be just around the block. Maybe buy something while you wait.

[Transition to later when the expert arrives, a husky Middle Eastern man]

HARRISON: Abdul.

[Harrison shakes Abdul's hand and shows him the knife in the box on the counter]

ABDUL: What's this?

HARRISON: My friend here says he's got the knife they killed and sodomized Gaddafi with.

[Abdul grabs and looks at it, without gloves, and puts it back in the box]

ABDUL: This is a great find. I was actually a rebel fighting against Gaddafi's forces at that time, in fact, I was there when Gaddafi was killed.

MAN: You're joking.

ABDUL: No.

HARRISON: So, what you think. This thing look authentic?

ABDUL: Well. This looks to be a standard issue combat knife we'd get in NATO aerial shipments. I can tell just by the handle, this rubber and texture. I would also say this dried blood looks authentic. It's not red it's brown, as dried blood would be. Good chance this could've come from Gaddafi's [bleep] I'd say.

[Abdul pauses]

ABDUL: But, there's no affirmative way to test the blood if its really Gaddafi's. DNA probably doesn't extend into the future this long, so I can't go as far as to determine if this really did kill Gaddafi or one of his men. Or really, anything that bleeds. So, I can't totally confirm this is really what we used on that day, I'm afraid.

[The man rubs his forehead and reluctantly shakes Abdul's hand as he makes his way out]

HARRISON: Yeah, this is a good find. I'm not saying it can't be the real deal, but I need something firmer, man. I'm sorry.

MAN: The expert did say this was an authentic knife of the era, though.

HARRISON: Right.

MAN: So, would you do 500?

[The 5 grand price tag graphic shrinks to show 500. Harrison shakes his head]

HARRISON: No.

MAN: 400.

[It drops to 400]

HARRISON: Try 30.

[The man puckers his lips and shakes his head as the price tag graphic changes to a small and measly 30 dollars]

MAN: You're killing me.

HARRISON: Not the first one getting killed by this thing.

[Harrison laughs]

MAN: Alright, deal.

HARRISON: Great. Chumlee will ring you up at the front, follow me.

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Russia's Real Aims in Crimea | Carnegie Endowment for International Peace | Article

Russia’s actions in Crimea are, in many respects, part of an attempt to strengthen its sway over the new government in Kyiv—with the preferred outcome of a federalized Ukraine.

by Wojciech Konończuk

Published on March 13, 2014

The Russian military's move into Crimea, together with the ongoing tensions in several large cities in Ukraine's eastern and southern regions, demonstrates that the Ukrainian drama is far from over. It is now beyond dispute that the government established in Kyiv after popular protests drove then president Viktor Yanukovych from power in February 2014 has lost effective control over the largely ethnic-Russian-populated region of Crimea. The territory is under Russia's de facto occupation.

Russia's unexpected invasion of the Crimean Peninsula is, in many respects, part of a desperate attempt to strengthen its sway over the new government in Kyiv. Moscow's apparent plan to annex Crimea is not an end in itself. Rather, Russia seems to be acting in a more sophisticated way, and it is essential to read the situation right.

Moscow aims to influence developments in Ukraine by using Crimea and the destabilization it has inspired in the eastern and southern regions to force Kyiv to adopt an entirely new model of governance. Russia's preferred scenario is federalization (or even a confederated republic), which would grant Ukraine's regions—especially those dominated by Russian-speaking Ukrainians and ethnic Russians—far-reaching political and economic autonomy. Russia probably calculates that, thanks to its largely unchallenged influence in Crimea and possibly in other regions, it will be able to obtain effective and long-term leverage over Ukraine's main strategic decisions, including future moves on European integration.

Russia's Act of Aggression

Despite what Russian President Vladimir Putin said in a recent press conference, Crimea was not seized by a local paramilitary “self-defense” force but rather by a few thousand well-equipped and heavily armed Russian troops. The forces came mainly from the Southern Military District, which borders Ukraine and the North Caucasus, and they had extensive support from the 15,000 soldiers of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

The aggression began on February 23 in Sevastopol, the largest and most pro-Russian city on the peninsula, which has been called the most sacred of the sacred places of Russian imperialism. A rally of a few thousand people, organized by the Russian Front, a radical Crimean organization, dismissed the city's mayor and elected a new one, who is reportedly a Russian citizen. The demonstrators demanded that the autonomous republic secede from Ukraine and become part of Russia.

On February 27, unidentified armed men entered the Crimean parliament, demanding a special session to determine the region's future. Under dubious circumstances and, according to Ukrainian press reports, without a quorum, some of the deputies voted to hold an all-Crimean referendum aimed at “improving the status of autonomy and expanding its powers.” They also dismissed the region’s pro-Kyiv prime minister and voted for a new one, who is a member of a radical, pro-Russian political party, Russian Unity.

When several hundred unidentified armed people took control of Crimea’s airports, main roads, local government buildings, and other strategic sites on subsequent days, it became clear that these moves had not been organized by local pro-Russian self-defense groups. Existing Crimea-based paramilitary units are simply too weak and too few in number to carry out such actions. Although Putin and other top Russian officials have long maintained that the armed and uniformed personnel without insignia on the peninsula are not Russian troops, it is now well-established that Crimea was the target of a well-executed, Russian-led military operation.

Wojciech Konończuk is the head of the Department for Ukraine, Belarus, and Moldova at the Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW) in Warsaw.

Security, Foreign Policy, Russia, Ukraine

Carnegie does not take institutional positions on public policy issues; the views represented herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Carnegie, its staff, or its trustees.

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In 2012, the United States elected a president with far less than a quarter of the popular vote, and more than Democrats are upset | CNN | Politics

Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN

Updated 3:09 PM EDT, Thu May 30, 2016

Since the contentious decision by the Republican House, where Speaker John Boehner was strong-armed by the conservatives of his party into skipping over Republican nominee Jon Huntsman for third-party protest candidate, former Fox News host Glenn Beck, the moderates of the Republican Party have developed an agitation over the Electoral College process to a similar degree as their Democratic counterparts. Since the controversial 2000 election, but also dating farther back to around the time of the 1968 election, there has been growing resistance to the process in which the United States elects their leader.

Activists in the Democratic base, who've amplified their voices since the contingent election, especially in regards to the decision to skip President Barack Obama's vice presidential selection for Nikki Haley, which Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has categorized as a “mistake” ever since, have made it a core point of contention in their primary selection over whether candidates support or oppose the Electoral College. Even among those who have kept to an institutional streak have made it clear their opposition, when not accounting for outliers such as West Virginia's Joe Manchin.

That much was all expected, however. What may have not been was the Republican response, which has seen a stark divide emerge between those still sore over the conservatives of the party's decision to boost Beck and those who were firmly in the Huntsman camp, now adamant they be repaid for having their candidate “stolen” in the aftermath. “The theft was beyond the pale,” quoted Jonah Goldberg, an editor for the National Review Online, “when you have something like that determining leaders, serious change demands to be made.” Not alone in their criticisms, Republican congresspeople have said as much on the floor of Congress. Senators John McCain and Susan Collins were even rumored to co-sponsor legislation to have been introduced by Democrat Cory Booker last year that'd address it, though the plan seemingly fell through as nothing came of it.

In the time since, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact has risen in popularity among red states that lean moderate, with Utah and Arizona being among some to join the pact after 2012, with a similar bid getting close but narrowly failing to pass in Kansas once local Tea Party groups rallied in opposition to it in the final stretch. President Glenn Beck has publicly called such opponents “sore losers” and, despite having held an initially cordial relationship with his one-time opponent Jon Huntsman, has since taken to Fox News and other conservative media outlets to mock him. Haley has continued to remain silent on the situation, dodging questions whenever asked since she took office.

This has had the effect of further hampering the Beck administration's legislative agenda, as efforts to repeal several Obama-era legislative efforts have routinely failed to garner enough votes among the Republican caucuses in Congress. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has attributed this to the “bad feelings” that continue to pervade the party, taking to social media to urge his fellow Republicans to “recognize the real enemy and stop fighting one another.” Huntsman, though remaining a core element of the fighting itself, has instead sought to distance himself from the controversy entirely. “I have nothing to add on the matter, except I hope to see John Kasich bring about substantive change to Washington after he beats the Democrats in November,” referencing presumptive Republican nominee, Ohio Governor John Kasich, and presumptive Democratic nominee, former president Barack Obama.

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Dick Cheney Versus Slenderman Versus Jeff the Killer | Creepypasta Wiki | Fandom

I was watching tv with my mom and dad when on the tv I saw President Dick Cheney. He was announcing a new presidential action and my mom started crying and my dad screaming and cursing, he did not said anything yet. My mom used to work for America and said he was an evil man who hated America.

Cheney then said he hated America and was announcing his executive order 666 that would murder all Muslims in America. I was shocked and appaled.

''This is for national security,'' Cheney said, ''it has to be done.''

At school the next day we were all at lunch and I noticed my friend Mohammed was missing. He was murdered by Dick Cheney. I went home and cried.

I popped in my cursed copy of Political Machine 2008 and I forgot dick cheney was a playable character. I hated Dick Cheney, so I picked Obama and fought Dick Cheney for the election game. The lights started flickering and I felt goosebumps on my skin. My eyes got wide and he came out of my screen as I was on the last turn, hyperrealistic blood coming out like a tidal wave as he then reached out and tried to grab me.

I ran into my closet and picked out of the closet and saw Dick cheney out. He was not Dick Cheney. He was Cheney Doll. He left and ate my dad whole as I heard his blood curderling screaming and crying as he was dragged and brutally ate across the floor and wall as blood covered the ceiling and his head exploded. I puked everwhere.

He screamed ''I AM GOD.''

I Grabbed my baseball bat and ran ti fight him. I almost made my hit but Cheney disappeared. He was shot. I turned. My friend Mohammad shot him, I high fived him. He said ''we need to stop Dick Cheney before executive order 666 works and all Muslims are dead.''

I said ok.

He drove to the Wite House and brought with him his friends Slendermana nd Jeff the Killer. They were also mad at Cheney and didn't like him.

He went to the White House. I said ''fuck you youre a Dick, dick Cheney.'' He said fuck you too. He tried to shoot me with the same gun he shot his one layer with but Slenderman reflected the bullet with his arms. Jeff the Killer then kicked Cheney into the wall and he deid. We had saved America.

I said to Muhammed ''we saved the day.'' We high fived and high fived Slenderman and Jeff the Killer and we went off for ice cream. The End

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Bioshock Infinite | IMDb | Film

2018 • R • 2h 13m

(Action) (Drama) (Quest)

⭐6.7/10 • 589k

Storyline

Private detective Booker DeWitt travels to the floating city of Columbia, a theological nation state inhabited by supremacist American nationalists, to retrieve a girl by the name of Elizabeth, the daughter of Columbia's prophet.

Top Cast

Stars: Chris Pine (Booker DeWitt) • Margot Robbie (Elizabeth Comstock) • Jeff Bridges (Zachary Hale Comstock)

Director: Joss Whedon
All Cast and Crew >
Production, box office, & more at IMDbPro

Nominated for 2 Oscars

FEATURED REVIEW ⭐4/10
Not very good but not for right winger criticisms

So this movie is getting people pretty heated with the themes at hand, but I'm going to be real, I agree with the idea of the stuff in it, that's not the problem. Tbh, the problem is it is safe. Insanely safe. It wants to have its cake and eat it too. Honestly. If it were like the far-left messaging the critics on the right and Fox News are calling it I think I'd have loved it but it wasn't.

So Columbia has it where its a racist city, okay. So, question. Why did it separate from the US? Last I checked America was racist af in 1912 when the movie and video game takes place, I don't see the issue Comstock is having with America and it's never actually explained well, I never played the video game, but here its a cheap excuse, because Cumbia honestly is tame compared to irl America at that time. That biracial couple at the beginning would've been murdered outright, they wouldn't have a showy gimmicky stage show where Booker is told to throw a baseball at them. Its such cheap performative stuff on the part of the writers. And ofc the rebels are just as bad as the racists because they start burning down the entire city and Booker starts shooting them down because...I really have no idea, I must've blinked my eyes for five seconds cause they jumped through a timeline and here he's a martyr but because plot demands it they go bang bang. Really stupid, hardly the dumbest part of the movie but def the most indicting.

You'd think with how Whedon got into hot water for calling Black Widow a monster for being infertile he'd change the way he portrayed his female characters but Elizabeth is just a damsel in distress (ofc outside when she kills a parody of a revolutionary in Keke Palmer's character of Daisy Fitzroy, so there's that) but if he'd go and quit Twitter again likely not, he really got saved by all the right-wingers crying about this otherwise he'd be quitting Twitter again for everyone pointing out how outside of Palmer there are ZERO Black main or supporting characters in a story about a white racist dystopia, and including Palmer ZERO Black main or supporting characters who aren't made into antagonists. How he's getting away with that rn idk, you can really get away with a lot when you've got people on your right flank mad at you I guess.

And WOW that speech he gave to the premiere audience in LA was something. Seriously? This movie is dedicated to Obama and then he connects the setting and reelection being 100 years apart and says the movie is commentary against a country that's still racist because it denied him a second term? Cry me a river. He was a war criminal. I couldn't care less he got knocked out by another criminal, don't destroy Libya next time maybe? idk maybe he said sorry in the latest memoir he's dropped.

Anyway, Elizabeth and Booker are like cardboard. Terrible characterization, they felt like they were going through the motions and didn't feel like real people at all. Acting all around sucked, Bridges was hamming it up, that twin couple played by Neil Patrick Harris and Kate McKinnon also sucked, annoying. I'll say the set design was awesome at least and action was alright. But otherwise skip it.

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What if Obama Won a Second Term? | AlternateHistoryHub | YouTube

Published on Sep 12, 2016

1,188,972 views

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22k likes | 3.4k dislikes

CLOSED CAPTIONING TRANSCRIPT

CODY: Oh, Obama. To many he was the progressive voice snuffed out too soon, to others, he was a radical socialist triumphantly defeated in a modern day Republican revolution. But, say he didn't lose in 2012. Say he narrowly squeaked out a win against Romney despite the long odds of presiding over the economic crisis of 2009, and he was able to keep true to the pledges he was promising in a second term. In a second term where he'd be able to escape the lingering shadow of the banks collapsing and really be able to get what he wanted done.

Let's rewind a bit. Obama wanted to pass affordable healthcare as his core agenda, and though he needed to get over the bump that the crisis brought at the onset of '09, he was able to pass the public option. In this alternate Obama second term, Obama would be vindicated in the face of the opposition he was receiving. Alternate Obama would doubtlessly seek to pass healthcare that went farther than what he was initially proposing: you already know it, universal healthcare. Obama was a fan of single-payer, he was quoted in a speech delivered in 2003 how he wanted to see it passed, but due to the controversy persisting around the Great Recession, that agenda needed to be neutered to be more palatable. If he had been reelected, Obama would be pushing harder for it much more. Seeing this, under the assumption Republicans keep the House, Republicans led by John Boehner would likely support Obama and help him get it done. They'd see the backlash towards them and support for Obama, and wisely course-correct under the stewardship of Boehner.

Shortly after Obama lost, a leak was revealed where RNC Chair Reince Priebus planned to commission an autopsy report that would try and understand where they went wrong. It is safe to assume a major component of that report would pinpoint healthcare as a core factor in their messaging. In the very same way we would see in the United Kingdom, where the Conservatives need to compromise with the public on their healthcare system, we'd see that here, and Obama would get the necessary votes to pass his bill.

Outside of the domestic sphere, let's look at foreign policy. As we saw it, Vladimir Putin invaded Crimea, where the Russian Federation annexed the portion of Ukraine. In this alternate scenario, this wouldn't happen. Obama was friendly with Putin. We even saw him express so at the debate with Mitt Romney where he expressed opposition to Romney's, quote, '80s policy,' reflecting a shift away from the way Reagan and the Republicans handled such affairs. In this timelime, Obama wouldn't push Putin to such measures as President Romney did, where he antagonized them and labeled them a crucial 'geopolitical foe.' This is widely recognized as the catalyst for Putin's actions, where he felt it necessary to go on the offense as the United States began to make overtures against Russia.

Lastly, we have the rise in civil unrest that occurred in the latter-half of the Romney administration. In our timeline, we did see the shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman under Obama, however, that failed to see anything in the same light as what happened following the deaths of Freddie Gray or Michael Brown under Romney. This is likely because Obama was able to more skillfully communicate with disenfranchised minority groups as a Black man. In the Obama was reelected timeline, we'd likely see no riots in Ferguson or Baltimore, as Obama would be able to calm the public and maintain order, unlike Romney, who as a white, aristocratic Republican personified everything the protesters felt was wrong with the system. That's a big reason why when he tried to walk with the protesters they unloaded garbage on him en masse, they would not have unloaded garbage on Obama, probably.

We will never truly know what an Obama second term might've looked like, but we can make close approximations that might get close to the truth. I am Cody of AlternateHistoryHub.

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National Treasure: The Platinum Coin | IMDb | Film

2014 • PG • 2h 15m

(Action) (Adventure) (Comedy)

⭐5.9/10 • 250k

Storyline

Kurt Conaway, an amatuer engraver of American coinage, uncovers a secret behind the United States's 'platinum coin' connecting it to a vast conspiracy involving the Freemasons, Illuminati, and the British royal family. Getting in contact with Benjamin Gates, they must steal the coin, and in turn, their country, back from the clutches of these sinister secret societies.

Top Cast

Stars: Nicolas Cage (Benjamin Gates) • Chris Pratt (Kurt Conaway) • Gina Carano (Samantha Bowers)

Director: Mel Gibson
All Cast and Crew >
Production, box office, & more at IMDbPro

Won 4 Razzies

FEATURED REVIEW ⭐8/10
Hollyweird gets it right

I normally don't watch the junk Hollywood churns out now and keep to the classics (Road House, Kickboxer, Karate Kid etc) but when I was watching Mark Dice who I keep up with on Youtube and ge recommended this I got interested. I know he's pervy to the Illuminati's influence in Hollywood so I was happy to hear an expert in the field was giving this a thumbs up! He's right in that it's super watered down from the truth (ie no Bohemian Grove, they don't really bring up Obama it's all just vague stuff about ''the president'' but we get it, personal take but the lizards in government are totally ignored so nothing on Dr. Icke's theories is explored which is a shame but what can you do) with that said it was really good!

Cage rocked it. Idk who the main kid was but he was fine and I didn't see that twist that he was in on it coming (spoilers), the woman with them was hot af too and the guy they got as that British villain, they brought the dude who plays Mr. Bean, yeah I couldn't take it seriously. It's like if they cast Pee Wee Herman they should've got Michael Caine or something, can't take him seriously.

Anyway, good flick. It's more like an introduction to the stuff really going on, beginner level stuff, but I'm happy to see the mainstream getting into it. It's a step forward. Recommended. I will def be showing my 8th grade History class.

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All Pain, No Gain: Inside The Johnson White House | Politico | Playbook

By JONATHAN PRINCE and DREW CARTER

06/08/2032 12:07 PM EST

President Dwayne Johnson's flagging reelection campaign is the talk of Capitol Hill according to sources involved and familiar with the day-to-day operations of it. The president's consistent lagging performance in most polls, dour news abroad, and the emerging spectre of economic woes are just a select few of the handicaps impacting him and his party's prospects ahead of November's election. Johnson, once capable and prepared to lead, now often looks fatigued in the occasional public appearance he'll sometimes be able to muster. How did the president, who at one point swaggered with a large and robust approval rating frequently floating in the low 60s, fall to such lows?

Elected in a shocker during the 2021 California gubernatorial recall election, Johnson's entry was the political equivalent to an earthquake. Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom, left blindsided by the Fast and Furious star's decision to throw his hat into the ring, may as well have flown a white flag the moment the news broke. Prepared to run a highly-partisan campaign revolving around controversial conservative pundit Larry Elder's candidacy, Newsom instead ran a shambolic and poor operation, unable to defend his fragrant violation of his own state's COVID-19 quarantine protocols quite as well as he might've otherwise, and was overtaken by his opponent's celebrity and charisma.

“The hierarchy of the California Democratic Party is about to change,” Johnson famously said during his victory speech.

Strikingly similar to another muscle-bound bodybuilder turned actor turned California governor, Johnson made his loyal allegiance to the reelection of his party's president a core priority leading into 2024. While that election would go quite differently than it did for Arnold Schwarzenegger and George W. Bush in 2004, Johnson's profile was quickly on the rise. Reelected by a comfortable margin, Johnson's management of California was, as one reporter for the Los Angeles Times adeptly described it, “politics as usual.” Ever averse to controversy at every turn, Johnson delegated his government to a variety of political science professionals and party elite within the state legislature. Apart from some minor controversies, like allegations that Johnson broke the exact same rules his former opponent had broke during the pandemic before he became governor in 2020 or taking part in the second season of the NBC sitcom Young Rock, based on his own life and centered around the premise of the governor running for president in 2032 (the network and governor were able to work around potential campaign finance law violations due to his scenes having been filmed prior to his gubernatorial bid), he was able to keep and maintain a relatively clean reputation with the general public.

With an open field for the 2028 Democratic nomination, Johnson virtually steamrolled the competition. Rising above the petty policy debates that the American public have long been uneasy with, he largely ignored establishing concrete positions beyond the simple slogan: 'Humble. Hungry. Get a Hard Worker in Washington.' A simple phrase, but one that effectively sold Johnson as the tough and easy to like candidate that all of America could get behind. The only moment of genuine ferocity during the primary campaign season for the Brahma Bull came when his nearest contender for the nomination, New Jersey Representative Josh Gottheimer, questioned if Johnson truly was “natty.” Following the off-the-cuff remark, Johnson shot a dramatic head turn and a cocked eyebrow at his fellow Democrat, before admonishing him for taking the race to a new low. Though never explicitly denying the accusation, Johnson subsequently shot up in the polls as the enamored party membership signaled their approval of Johnson's friendly and charismatic persona.

( Also on POLITICO: Taiwan Strait clean-up continues in aftermath of 'thunder run')

Easily sweeping the primary competition, Johnson was able to continue that momentum into the general, skillfully besting Republican nominee J. D. Vance with minimal hardship. Despite entering the White House with plentiful political capital, the president betrayed his namesake as he would effectively resign himself to not rocking the boat, even with the amount of power he had obtained providing him a clear path if he had chose to. When requested by supporters, not to mention the progressive base of his party, to begin pushing for innovations in healthcare, as an example, Johnson was quick to shy away and instead advocate for “a united America.” It was around this point Johnson held the highest approval of his political career, with peaks in the high 60s, even rising into the range of the low 70s. It seemed as if Johnson's decision to pursue nonpartisanship as the core tenant of his administration was a savvy and teflon strategy.

But not all would remain well, as bad news came with the leak of President Johnson's vulgar comments following a strategic meeting with Hillary R. Clinton, where he was recorded as telling staffers that the former vice president's advice to him was the “biggest piece of dogshit that I've ever heard.” He further asked them why he should be listening to an “election loser” who had “cost Obama his legacy.” After the news caught wind of the remarks, Johnson issued an immediate statement claiming the recording was “a product of artificial intelligence,” which had possibly been manufactured by his political rivals. Once more evidence came out that his comments were genuine, the president issued a follow-up apology, but it would prove too late, as Clinton would respond that she would not be endorsing Johnson during the upcoming primary, creating intense headaches for the Schwarzeneggian chief executive.

( Also on POLITICO: Governor Tagovailoa, Miami-Dade County officials sound alarm on experimental energy provider Treer)

But even among the left-wing of his party, Johnson has repeatedly and consistently sought to delegitimize their influence and actively fought them. When confronted on signing legislation to clear away student debt, as heavily lobbied for by Senator Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Johnson allowed it to die in the transitional period of the late year it had been passed by without so much as lending it a signature nor a veto. Ocasio-Cortez called Johnson a “joke of a party leader” shortly afterward, and Johnson was left to do damage control in repairing the fracturing relations with the progressive bench of his party. But such measures were short-lived, as it was revealed not long after by The New York Times that Johnson had been working behind the scenes to sabotage leftist members of his party in congressional races, planting testimonies from the administration's staff that falsely accused several progressives in Congress of “conspiring with Republicans” in hopes of shutting down the government, and directing party funds to aide centrist candidates' Super PACs, even in cases where the moderate candidates were attempting to primary out incumbents to their left.

Internal conflict has also remained a frequent fixture of the Dwayne Johnson administration. One recent meeting, centered around diplomacy with India amid growing domestic revolt over the country's ruling BJP and their treatment of ethnic minorities, frequently had the president ignoring his top advisors, refusing to listen to suggestions that had the president take a course of action that wouldn't avoid vague gestures and instead forced him to take a clear position. It got to the point an unidentified advisor said the president was bound to lose if he didn't start outlining where he stood, which resulted in Johnson slamming his arms on the Resolute Desk and shooting him a crazed, manic glare, much unlike the cool, charismatic persona he's crafted. He allegedly proceeded to scream, repeatedly, “I'm not supposed to lose!” He then, according to insider leaks, maintained the same posture and facial expression for the next five uninterrupted minutes. Afterwards, Johnson returned to his standard demeanor and apologized for the outburst, before taking a leave of absence for more downtime in the White House gymnasium he helped lead an expansion of a year or so prior. Before he made his exit, a staffer grabbed Johnson by the sleeve, with everybody's attention turning to the two. The staffer reportedly asked the president if he was okay and needed a mental health evaluation, to which Johnson chuckled, saying: “I've never considered committing suicide. I'm a president. And presidents don't commit suicide.”

In 2032, the president's issues have materialized in what seems to be a juggernaut ticket on the Republican side of the aisle, one which very well may threaten the possibility of reelection for the son of Rocky Johnson. Unable to rally behind candidates perceived to be more moderate and palatable to voters in the aftermath of Vance's loss, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson clinched the nomination, allied with House Speaker Abe Hamadeh as his running mate. The very threat the ticket poses to millions of Americans and the sanctity of America's institutions has raised the alarm bells throughout the Democratic Party, most especially when it comes to their leading man, who has been subject to relentless calls to call it quits. Resistant to such pleas, the president has soldiered on even as his popularity plummets to a record-low of 34% according to the latest estimate by Gallup.

The president's recent pivot to confrontational attacks have shaken his once pristine reputation, with direct insults and threats of violence against his opponent leading many in his party and in the media to question his mental fitness for the office. Comments by the president have drawn rebuke for their seemingly lackadaisical and cavalier tone. One recent offhand comment by the president at a rally in Minneapolis drew concern, when he said: “Carlson talks tough on China, I've done more than talk tough I've played tough and had them crawling on their knees when I was through, whether we're talking China or Chyna, and believe you me either of them would snap that bowtie-wearing dweeb in two.” Such crash and vulgar commentary has created nasty headlines and doubtlessly helped hurt the president's cratering favorability image. Another noteworthy incident involved the president posting to social media his joy at, according to him, “enjoying my first ever Philly cheesesteak,” while campaigning in Pennsylvania; this despite the fact the president has claimed he was engaging in the consumption of his “first ever Philly cheesesteak” a separate five times in the past 8 years, everytime posted to social media. These incidents, among many others like them, have all been subject to messaging tweaks that they're merely light-hearted “jokes” by his campaign team, no different than Carlson's jabs that the president is experiencing “roid rage on a national scale,” but such excuses have fallen flat.

In light of the Goldwater Rule, and with no concrete basis to launch any such comments from, many outlets have refused to go so far as to categorize Johnson's latest actions and outbursts as characteristic of an emotional breakdown, but various members of both parties haven't been so squeamish. “He's lost his mind,” Senator Malcolm Kenyatta of Pennsylvania, who unsuccessfully attempted to primary the president to no avail, bluntly stated to press in a recent interview. “If he had any sense, he'd let his ego stop dictating his actions, but now that he's successfully isolated himself, he's going to take us all down with him at our most crucial hour.” Asked if the president truly was experiencing the mentally deteriorative effects of long-term steroid usage, Kenyatta simply replied: “No comment.”

Ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, with protests expected to measure in the tens of thousands, Johnson will need to rally his party at their most crucial hour. Even in light of skepticism from his left and right flanks, not everyone is so down on the Southland Tales star and WWE Hall of Famer. “He's going to win this an [sic] prove the doubters wrong,” wrote old Hollywood friend Kevin Hart on social media. “If I know Dwayne Johnson, and I know Dwayne Johnson, you're all going to be smelling what the Rock's cooking soon enough.”

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Zack Snyder's The Fountainhead scores 43% score on Rotten Tomatoes | r/movies | General Discussion

Wednesday, October 5, 2014 at 12:05:46 PM EDT

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FinallyDisIzCinema

So was the problem that the additional 45 minutes of Henry Cavill carving out marble statues and having sex with his boss's wife adhered to closely to Randian philosophy or didn't closely adhere to Randian philosophy enough?

HughJaniss

Problem was Henry Cavill wasn't having sex with me for an additional 45 minutes

LondonBridgeIsFalling

It's shocking nothing in this film was that different from James Mangold's theaterical version, honestly I can see where Mangold clamped down on the 'Great Man' objectivist commentary now having seen both. But in that way I can respect this one more for just going all out with it. It's still hot garbage, but you know it stuck to being hot garbage instead of slightly moist damp garbage.

RuhRohRaggy69420

Snyder misses the crucial point of Randian philosphy, because he's super adamant he's the artist and not the moocher as Rand defines it, but last I checked all his best movies he ripped off someone else (Alan Moore, whoever wrote the 300 comic, James Gunn, if you like that owl movie that was a kids book apparently)

Empty_Placemat8290

A libertarian being a hypocrite I don't believe it, next you're going to tell me Ayn Rand collected social security

DoobieDoobieDoo

True libertarianism has never been tried. On film I mean.

LondonBridgeIsFalling

Really wish just the first part of the sentence was true

Hooked_Canary5367

Clint Eastwood begs to differ

DoobieDoobieDoo

Nah he doesn't get it either his characters are always too grey, that contradicts completey with Rand's def of a hero

Hooked_Canary5367

Ehhhhh, I mean Dirty Harry kinda got it it was just the liberals in San Fran who were the ones who made him Dirty, ask Eastwood he'd think Harry was just doing what needed done

JackOfAllFades

Did you see Ron Paul screen this garbage at the White House LMAO

TheDressIsWhiteNGold

It's hilarious he considers himself a libertarian he's a christofascist nothing libertarian about him

JackOfAllFades

I don't know about splitting hairs, they're both shit

TheDressIsWhiteNGold

Here's your Reddit gold *tips fedora* go back to r/politics

JackOfAllFades

I just found an elusive veteran of r/paulwars guys. How's President Paul working out for ya buddy

TheDressIsWhiteNGold

har har har har gargle my balls

RumpleForskin

Seeing Hack Snyder slam him was funnier, I'll give him props taking the opportunity to not just reject but go and slam him to his face was hilarious

JackOfAllFades

I thought there was going to be a fight bro when he was pointing at Paul going on about abortion and saying he's fake I was like holy shit Snyder's going to get sniped

HawtFurriesInYourArea

Only marginally less funny than when Borat started stripping in front of Paul wanting gay sex

LongSchlongMcGraw

That was Bruno

HawtFurriesInYourArea

Oh yeah I forgot the rest of the movie sucked too much to remember

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Bachmann Clarifies Her Position on the Government Shutdown | Saturday Night Live | YouTube

Published on Oct 10, 2015

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ANNOUNCER: The following address is from the office of the President of the United States.

[Transition to Kristen Wiig as President Bachmann inside an Oval Office set]

WIIG: Good evening. Four days ago, I carefully explained to the American people why it was necessary to shut down the United States government.

Unfortunately, it seems that some people took what I said the wrong way. So let me go over what I said tonight to make sure everyone is crystal clear.

When I said that cutting welfare was the most important issue of our time and that we would shut down the government to end it, I was kidding. That was a joke. Obviously, there are other issues—issues like roads, issues like parks, issues like ... desks. Look I'm very disappointed that the Democrats listened to what I said, and then said what I said, as if that's what I said.

The statement I made on Friday with some good friends that the EPA was a cancer on America's children and that I would stop at nothing to seek its utter destruction—well, you must have all missed that my fingers were crossed behind my back, which, according to playground rules, means it doesn't count.

And when me and Tom were interviewed by O'Reilly and I promised that I would never, ever, ever back down from Speaker Pelosi—well heck, you just don't get our sense of humor. Bill and I are chill like that, me Tommy and Bill always joking around all the time it's like a laugh factory. And cut me a break, what gal, after a late night out, doesn't brag to a friend or two about all her big plans? How she's going to go to Paris or take up painting or eliminate the CDC?

Look, can we get real, America? I don't know what I'm doing. Some days I wake up and wing it, okay? And you're just going to have to deal with that. You elected a crazy bitch, and sometimes I'm going to act like it. Just remember, I don't mean it. And LIVE FROM NEW YORK, IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT!!!

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Nutty professor's prediction machine is on the fritz | New York Post | Politics

Published December 2, 2012

Allan Lichtman, the mind behind the '13 Keys to the White House,' which serves as a prediction system for estimating who will be the next president of the United States, is taking heat after incorrectly predicting incumbent Democrat Barack Obama would stay for another four years. Lichtman, a professor and former political candidate out of Maryland where he was arrested on charges of criminal trespass, argues he wasn't wrong at all, in fact.

With Obama managing to lose the popular vote and electoral college, Lichtman is serving up an alternative reason why the keys missed the mark.

“The keys to the White House are malleable,” he told us over the phone. “Between the time I expressed my estimation as to who would win based off the keys, the dynamics had changed.” Lichtman had stated Obama would win with the keys all the way back in July 2010, and repeatedly mentioned how he was confident in such an outcome transpiring. He had not previously suggested the keys were changing, though acknowledged the fallout from Lehman and the poor approval ratings plaguing the administration were a cause for concern by 2011. He nevertheless remained firm the passing of the large stimulus bill in 2009 shortly after the Great Recession hit would, overtime, improve Obama's economic outlook.

Lichtman had previously called the 2000 race for Al Gore, which he has attested as the keys predicting the popular vote winner over the actual winner of the election. Now with that benefit removed, he's eating crow among the online pundits. Since November, YouTube has seen many 'Barack Obama Can Never Lose' compilations, consisting of pundits and figureheads who held high confidence in the president such as Rachel Maddow and Bill Maher, along with Lichtman, being stitched together with energetic circus music playing over them making much hay of these (non-)Jimmy the Greeks of horse race contests.

Lichtman refuses to submit to mockery, though. “The keys did not fail, I failed the keys,” he said.

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 7 ) { // Base - Christie e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 26 ) { // Base - Huntsman no Beck e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 6 ) { // Base - Cheney e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 5 ) { // Base - Gingrich e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 21 ) { // Base - Bachmann e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 22 ) { // Base - Romney e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 20 ) { // Base - Paul e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 24 ) { // Base - Arpaio e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 3 ) { // Base - McChrystal e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 4 && (e.player_answers.includes(9331))) { // Base - Petraeus affair e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 4 ) { // Base - Petraeus e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 2 ) { // Base - Bloomberg e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 1 ) { // Loss - Rice e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 7 ) { // Loss - Christie e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 26 ) { // Loss - Huntsman no Beck e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 6 ) { // Loss - Cheney e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 5 ) { // Loss - Gingrich e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 21 ) { // Loss - Bachmann e.pages.push(`

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`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 22 ) { // Loss - Romney e.pages.push(`

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Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while Donald Trump aims to bring a populistic makeover to Washington politics. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 20 ) { // Loss - Paul e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while Ron Paul hopes to turn the grassroots movement that got him the nomination into one that can win him the White House. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 24 ) { // Loss - Arpaio e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while Joe Arpaio wishes to bring his controversial views on immigration and criminal justice mainstream. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 3 ) { // Loss - McChrystal e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while Stanley McChrystal aims to make a comeback bid after a premature sacking by the incumbent president. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 4 && (e.player_answers.includes(9331))) { // Loss - Petraeus affair e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while David Petraeus needs to drag himself back to the favorability he started the race with following a damaging early attack concerning his infidelity. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 4 ) { // Loss - Petraeus e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while David Petraeus hopes to take advantage of an administration lacking in significant achievements. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } else if ( quickstats[0] <= 269 && Rep == 2 ) { // Loss - Bloomberg e.pages.push(`

American History USA

THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Please select the election you will run in:


Barack Obama attempts to reunite his party following a troublesome first term, while Michael Bloomberg aims to sell himself as a nonpartisan voice who can predominately appeal to the Republican Party, who has nominated him. The poor economy, healthcare, and the administration's response to foreign affairs loom large in the 2012 election.


`) e.executable.push([4, (() => {e.image = e.image = 'https://i.imgur.com/znS7Ptl.png'})]) } // END-OF-GAME ACHIEVEMENTS if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && (e.player_answers.includes(9017))) { // win despite bombing healthcare reform ctsAchievement("Thanks, Obama"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && (e.player_answers.includes(9427) || e.player_answers.includes(9428))) { // win after war breaks out ctsAchievement("Angel of Light"); } if (Socdem == 1 && quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 26 && (e.player_answers.includes(9147))) { // beat Huntsman with Beck ctsAchievement("Obama's Blunder"); } if (Neolib == 1 && quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 26) { // beat Huntsman without Beck ctsAchievement("R.I.N.O."); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 7) { // beat Christie ctsAchievement("The Bigger They Are..."); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 1) { // beat Rice ctsAchievement("Off to the Hague"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 2) { // beat Bloomberg ctsAchievement("Big Apple, Little Worm"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 25) { // beat Trump ctsAchievement("You've Been Trumped"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 5) { // beat Gingrich ctsAchievement("I Hate the 90s"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 20) { // beat Paul ctsAchievement("It's Not Happening"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 21) { // beat Bachmann ctsAchievement("Where's Your God Now?"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 6) { // beat Cheney ctsAchievement("I Rebuke You, Satan"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 22) { // beat Romney ctsAchievement("Telestial"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 4) { // beat Petraeus ctsAchievement("The King is Dead"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 3) { // beat McChrystal ctsAchievement("Like a Rolling Stone"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 270 && Rep == 24) { // beat Arpaio ctsAchievement("Outlaw"); } if (quickstats[0] <= 7 && Rep == 1) { // lose everything you can ctsAchievement("Far from Kenya"); } if (quickstats[0] >= 368) { // win a lot of it ctsAchievement("Promises Change"); } if (quickstats[0] == 538 && Rep == 6) { // win it all ctsAchievement("Highway to Hell"); } return construct(0); } function getTooltips(str) { let matches = []; tooltipList.forEach((tooltip, index) => { // Adjust the regex to match searchString potentially surrounded by “ and followed by optional punctuation let regex = new RegExp(`(?<=\\b|\\s|^|“)${tooltip.searchString}(?=[.,;!?]?\\b|\\s|”|$)`, 'g'); let match; while ((match = regex.exec(str)) !== null) { matches.push({ start: match.index + (match[0].startsWith('“') ? 1 : 0), // Adjust for potential starting “ end: match.index + match[0].length - (match[0].endsWith('”') ? 1 : 0) - (match[2] ? 1 : 0), tooltipIndex: index }); } }); // Sort by starting position; if two start at the same position, longer match comes first matches.sort((a, b) => a.start - b.start || b.end - b.start - (a.end - a.start)); // Filter out overlaps for (let i = 0; i < matches.length - 1; ) { if (matches[i + 1].start < matches[i].end) { matches.splice(i + 1, 1); // Remove the next match since it overlaps } else { i++; // Move to next match } } return matches; } function applyTooltips(str) { const matches = getTooltips(str); let result = ''; let lastIndex = 0; matches.forEach(match => { const tooltip = tooltipList[match.tooltipIndex]; result += str.slice(lastIndex, match.start); result += `${tooltip.searchString}${tooltip.explanationText}`; lastIndex = match.end; }); result += str.slice(lastIndex); // Add the remainder of the original string return result; } function applyTooltipsToObject(obj) { for (let key in obj) { if (typeof obj[key] === 'string') { obj[key] = applyTooltips(obj[key]); } else if (typeof obj[key] === 'object') { applyTooltipsToObject(obj[key]); // Recursive call } } } applyTooltipsToObject(campaignTrail_temp.questions_json); applyTooltipsToObject(campaignTrail_temp.answers_json); applyTooltipsToObject(campaignTrail_temp.answer_feedback_json);