I sure hope Jill Stein and her followers are proud of Trump's tax plan.

[DanTex]

A huge giveaway to the ultra-wealthy and corporations. Estate tax repealed. Corporate tax to 15%, including pass-thru corps that only benefit rich people with fancy tax lawyers. Top rate down to 35%. AMT removed. Thanks Jill!

Of course, the sad thing is that this is exactly what everyone knew Trump was going to try to do. And yet the far left continued to push votes away from the Democratic Party with their false equivalency rhetoric.

It would be nice if for once one of these people would admit they were wrong. Can you imagine? Jill Stein or Susan Sarandon or Chris Hedges saying: you know what, now that I see what the GOP actually does in office, I look back and see how foolish it was to help them get elected.

[nycbos]

1. Of course they won't admit they were wrong.

That would require the ability to think logically and to have a brain that can process facts from fiction.

[Renew Deal]

7. They weren't wrong. This is what they wanted

[Kahuna7]

55. Right. For them it's; no pain, no gain. nt

[Fresh_Start]

2. Stein was on putin's payroll

she is happy cause putin is happy

[lapucelle]

3. Then her voters need to know that she played them.

She'll be back in 2020 to scam voters again.

[nycbos]

8. Her voters aren't smart enough to know they have been scammed.

They also Putin. They think he is actually against imperialism.

[lapucelle]

34. I wish the press would start asking questions

about that RT dinner where she was seated at the same table as Putin and Flynn.

[Vesper]

41. Why do they keep ignoring the fact that she's right there in the forefront?

[nycbos]

43. They wouldn't do that.

They had to talk about emails for the 5,000 time.

[okieinpain]

27. +1 n/t

[Warpy]

4. Who cares?

It's not like they're in power or are ever likely to be in power.

Give it a rest.

[DanTex]

5. About Trump's tax plan? I care.

[Warpy]

9. Then complain about TRUMP

It will make a nice change.

[DanTex]

10. I do complain about Trump. And all the people, including Jill, who helped him get elected.

[Gothmog]

12. Stein helped get trump elected

[Warpy]

13. Uh, no.

People who voted for her would never have voted for Clinton or Dolt45. If no third party candidate had been on the ballot, they'd have stayed home. You can never count Green votes as potential Democratic votes because they never are and never will be.

It's like Republicans in 2008 saying McGramps would have won if only those black people/women hadn't voted.

[geek tragedy]

14. Uh, no.

It's like Republicans in 2008 saying McGramps would have won if only those black people/women hadn't voted.

Race and gender are demographic categories, not political alignments.

And the Greenie Naderite Nutters saw their numbers in 2016 triple from what they were in 2012, so quite obviously some people who should have known better decided to indulge their own special snowflake vanity rather than trying to keep Tr*mp out of office.

[uponit7771]

16. Yes

[Adrahil]

18. To hell with the Greens and anyone who supports them.

[Warpy]

19. Exactly.

They were a growing party over 20 years ago when I first moved to NM, looked good on paper. Then they ran an antiabortionist for governor. That pretty much killed them off right then. They get a few votes from the college kids and a few diehard old hippies but they're a minority party that will never manage to go anywhere around here.

[DanTex]

26. I disagree. Green party voters are ignorant sheep, I agree with that.

But they are influenced by their leaders. If people like Nader, Stein, Hedges, etc., had not been effectively supporting Republicans for the last 20 years and telling their followers that the Democrats were evil, then certainly 2000 and probably 2016 would not have gone to the GOP.

And, frankly, after throwing 2 presidential elections to the GOP in 16 years, I'm not going to shut up about it or get over it anytime soon. I thought they had learned their lesson after 2000. But they didn't and here we are again.

[Warpy]

33. I'm sure they think the same about you

and all other Democrats.

Get it?

[DanTex]

36. Yeah, but they are wrong. Get it?

[Warpy]

37. No.

Because they think the same about you.

Oh, forget it.

Buh-bye.

[DanTex]

40. And flat-earthers also think the same about me too. I'm not too worried about that either.

[LanternWaste]

52. You certainly make many, many allegations.

You certainly make many, many allegations. The same kind of unsupported allegations you complain others are making.

A most creative way to hold yourself to a lower standard you hold others to.

(Insert another petulant response in space provided below to maintain pretense of cleverness)

[Kahuna7]

56. We're dealing with a lot of new voters who aren't old enough to remember

2000. We'll go through the same crap in another 10 years with new voters who have no memory of the trump fiasco.

[Cha]

38. Yes stein does own a big chunk of trump.. if she wouldn't

have told her gd LIES .. there wouldn't have been the sheep to follow her off the gd cliff.

jill stein is a fucking LIAR.

[Vesper]

42. I don't think these were Green Party voters though, and there was a campaign of disinformation

by some exposed foreign trolls who were advocating for Stein and pushing people bitter over a primary loss (that they'd convinced was somehow rigged) to vote that way. There were other groups who were instructing people to write in invalid candidates.

It would be one thing if they were people who were Green Party supporters, knew something about the party, its platform what they stood for, and what Stein herself stood for. But these were not those people.

Given all the different venues and the numerous debates, it would have been nice if they had allowed her and some of the smaller party candidates to have some airtime. If only so that we could see what they actually had to say when they weren't embarrassing themselves on TV or on twitter.

There were a lot of people started talking about Jill, and it was clear that they knew nothing about her, it was just a new way to abuse Clinton. (The ones on twitter were hardly subtle about it, especially the ones exposed as foreign trolls.)

[Gothmog]

44. You are wrong-a vote for stein was a vote for Putin and Trump

[Warpy]

48. No, it was a vote for Jill Stein

and would never have been a vote for Hillary Clinton. Had Stein not been on the ballot, they'd have stayed home. Period.

And the result would have been the same: Clinton won the popular vote and Asshole got into office via the EC.

[Gothmog]

49. Stein supporters are hopefully happy with their efforts to elect trump and to make Putin happy

Stein and Putin are really close http://www.palmerreport.com/opinion/jill-stein-putin-russia-paid/1647/

[moda253]

53. Sorry but that's just fantasitcally untrue

There were many Jill Stein Voters who were democratic party voters in the past.

[Renew Deal]

6. Of course they are. They are Trump supporters

[Gothmog]

11. A vote for Jill Stein was a vote for trump and putin

[Stallion]

15. But At Least They Didn't Vote for that Corportist Clinton

....played for a fool

[uponit7771]

17. +1, yeap... she had emails and emails were baaaaaaaaaaaad /sarcasm

[jimlup]

21. I'll just say I think barking up this tree is a dead end for us democrats

we need to understand that we never had these people in the first place. It isn't about them. We need the Obama coalition but these are least dependable highest vapor pressure components. These are the people we need the least. First we need the so called Reagan democrats who voted for Trump. They are just confused and we need to get a clear message to them.

[wildeyed]

22. It can't be said often enough.

Fuck Jill Stein.

[mcar]

23. K&R

[sheshe2]

24. Course she is....

she will benefit greatly.

[Blue_Tires]

25. Don't expect any repentance from them...

They're laughing all the way to the bank

[Cha]

28. I'm sure the Pawns for putin are.. sitting in their

fat cat seats.. not a gd worry in the world. fuckers.

[DefenseLawyer]

29. Remember when the obscure Green Party Candidate took all those votes from Barack Obama and he lost?

Me either.

[pnwmom]

35. Remember when Jill Stein met with Putin before Obama won in 2008 or 2012? Me, neither. nt

[SomethingNew]

30. Can you explain this:

"including pass-thru corps that only benefit rich people with fancy tax lawyers"?

How does cutting the corporate rate impact pass through taxation at all (which, btw, is used extensively be small business owners of all stripes, not just the rich)?

[RhodeIslandOne]

31. It's all part of her "master plan"

"It has to get rock bottom before it gets better"

Fucking idiot.

[nikibatts]

32. They are. They will make out like bandits!

[hrmjustin]

39. I detest Jill Stein.

[Foamfollower]

45. Susan Sarandon will personally benefit financially from the plan.

She's such a fucking hypocrite.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

46. Followers of Jill "Dining w/Putin and Flynn" Stein?

You think that they care? I'm sure that they're just happy that Hillary didn't win- the sole purpose (it seems) that the Greens ever really run in Presidential Elections is to defeat the Democratic candidate. And, weirdly, they almost always tend to seriously run right after the Democrats hold the WH for 8 years (2000 & 2016).

[oberliner]

47. What is she doing with the leftover recount money that Democrats gave her?

Any word on that?

[stevenleser]

50. Yup, I hope the Jackass Radicals know they own this tax plan and the additional gap between rich and

poor that it will create. It's theirs. They worked for it, they got it.

[WhiteTara]

51. Thanks to all the "chumps" who gave her money

for a non existent recount, she is now a millionaire, so she should be quite happy.

[MFM008]

54. they dont care

because H I L L A R Y.............