Pretty much every other candidate ends up faltering when it comes to jobs, which seems the defining topic of the coming election. The only other candidate that seems to be doing at all well on the Republican side is Carson, but he's kinda wonky when it comes to things like abortion and his comments on evolution just make him seem like a whackjob. Trump basically has the others stumped since he's wanting to promote rich fucks bringing their money back to the US, protecting American's jobs, lowering taxes, and doing more about border security all while not giving a shit about the PC police the same as every other Republican candidate.

On the Democrat's side it seems like the main person the media wanted to push forward was Hillary, but she's been so atrocious whenever she's asked any questions that she just seems like a bumbling buffoon like if you took Cheney's hand out of Bush's ass a decade ago. When you can make Bush seem eloquent there's something dreadfully wrong.

Amoral.  Willing to kill his party members in order to reach HIS goals.  Self centered, vain, and just mean.

No, absolutely not!

@raphjd:

The most stable jobs are in the blue and white collar areas.

Jobs based on luxury (maids, car valets, etc, etc)  have the highest job instability.

I agree

Actually, Obama has been good for the US, as was Clinton.  Neither are perfect, but they have improved the US.

The economic figures for Clinton and Obama are amazing compared to when they took over.

It's a topic and the right the hill promote when it benefits him but otherwise he doesn't think that it exists

Think of Russia as our Far Far Right Republicans, and you can understand the politics in Russia.  They do not truly care for their people, all they care about is the money that they can make off the back of each citizen.  Once Vladimir Putin was put back in office, he took major control, amended the constitution a few times.  I was a Lieutenant Colonel of the KGB and Boris Yeltsin's right hand man.  I do not hate people, but man I do not like to say this but I hate this man.  :puke:

Well, situation in Greece is critical, Germany wants to re-create Europe by its own standards and build a German Europe but let's be some sort of realistic here: we Greeks are kinda responsible for the Greek austerity. We are a hard working people, despite the fact we're getting paid less for our services than other European countries but we kept on voting for the same "thieves" again and again. Though our monthly salary was low, we wanted to drive two or even three cars, had more cell phones than one, we liked to live in a fake luxurious life etc. etc. If we don't change the way we think then nothing will change for the rest of our lives

@Opiam:

France is not in the top 20  :cry2:

Must be the fashionable ennui.

pues claro que hay que pagar, pero no es solo eso, para poder hacerlo hay que ingresar y tal y como esta su economía, su evasión fiscal y la fuga de capitales hay que estimularles de alguna manera para que puedan hacerlo.

but of course you have to pay, but not only that, but to do so you must enter and as this its economy, tax evasion and capital flight have to encourage them in some way for them to do.

@herefor:

Although she's the most popular contender among Democrats, she's very bad for progressives who are feeling buyer's remorse over Obama. Sanders or Warren would be the best choices but they're too busy holding off the tide of corporatism in the Senate to run for office.

I love Bernie Sanders. Politically he's more or less where I'm at on domestic policy. But he has no chance.

It's about the terrorist attack on the French magazine, which left 12 dead.

Ah well in the Us for a contract  dealing with cash or property you simply need two witness and a properly worded document no legal process other than filing.