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[Death Blossom]

Also, she said in her article that she was shoved to the ground. It's like... What?

Heh, these types of things make my blood boil. They annoy me so much. Tumblr-esque shenanigans tend to make me angry.

[Anyponedrawn]

She said she got pushed to the ground?  Really?  All she did was step back. 

[Soda]

That was clearly not falling to the ground.  She just wants her fame, and to degrade the Trump campaign. 

It would be like if some Republican reporter said that Hillary lied about her emails.... oh wait... she did.  Okay, so it would be like if a reporter said that Hillary called Lewinski a... oh, I can't say that here... and she did.  Well.... I can't think of anything to add. 

[Death Blossom]

Haha, nice Soda XP
Ya'll're givin' me a right giggle.

[Anyponedrawn]

Well we better stop then.  Politics is a very serious issue.  Very serious.  *Nods slowly.* 

[1234]

Well we better stop then.  Politics is a very serious issue.  Very serious.  *Nods slowly.*

Politics is serious? Well, politics sure has one heck of a way to show it.

[FoxTail]

Adding to the anti-Trump bandwagon, a new underground "comedy" rap song made by a group of kids in Baltimore has gone viral.  In the video they swear and make threats to Donald Trump.  It is starting to gain traction locally and on conservative news sources. 

News source

VIDEO WARNING.

[Anyponedrawn]

Hillary Clinton gets angry at the Sander's campaign in what some are saying, "she is losing her cool."  She yells at a Greenpeace activist about fossil fuel donations.

Donald Trump reverses statement on saying women who receive an abortion should be punished.  He quickly gets attacked by both the Right and the Left.

[Soda]

Both Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz pull upsets in Wisconsin.

[Death Blossom]

Oh my, what happened?

[Anyponedrawn]

Well... Trump has had a bad week overall on the campaign trail, then struggled with some really bad comments he made against women and how women should be punished if they have an abortion.

Clinton struggled when she yelled at a reporter, and is just losing touch with people.  Bernie is riding a wave right now and is trying to make more feel the bern.

But lets give credit where it is due.  Ted Cruz is trying to reach out more and make himself more likable.  If you watch, he has changed his tone some, and is trying to warm up.  He has a new ad campaign too.  Kasich . . . well is message is starting to make inroads with more voters.  He got a good amount of voters in Wisconsin, at 20%.

[Miggs]

So, overall Wisconsin was like.... insane?

[Silverwing]

^ Wisconsin was an important state, as are most all.   Thugh things are gonna change as we start moving to more liberal eastern states then soon California out west.

Democrats preparing for a contested convention.  So we all know the Republican convention is prepping to be a hot mess, but it seems the Democratic one may be as well.  Bernie is gaining ground again on Hillary, though she still has safe padding with her Super Delegates that work hard to keep the establishment within the establishment, despite what the people they represent want. 

The Republican Convention in Cleveland this year is going to cost about $50 million.

The Democrat Convention in Philadelphia is gonna cost about $84 million.

[Silverwing]

Let us see what we have for political news today...

President Obama assures a nervous Hollywood that Trump will not succeed.

Hillary Clinton responds to email scandal on TODAY.

Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, released a political ad. #ConfidentAmerica

Prosecutor against Trump aide Promises his political affiliation to Clinton won't skew his judgement.

Democrats fret as Sanders/Clinton descending into GOP-like chaos.

Bernie surges in California polls.

Kasich to Cruz and Trump: We are not going anywhere.

[Silverwing]

Bernie Sanders wins his 7th consecutive state in a row with his win of Wyoming on Wednesday.  Though it is still impossible for him to win because of Democrat Super Delegates.

Ted Cruz is on a major role as well, sweeping the states on Saturday including Colorado and it's 34 delegates.  Colorado's state Republican party tweeted, #nevertrump.