well ok.

Not that I’ve never seen that generation of the Taurus, just that I wasn’t aware of the Five Hundred nameplate.

I was going into a Walmart 2-3 years ago and saw two Axioms parked within several spaces of each other. It was the first time I’d ever seen one, let alone two.

I’ve actually seen a few of those in my area.

Not just the hybrid, I’d argue that the Aspen itself is forgotten.

They sold around 200,000 of these things including its Pontiac, Buick, and Saturn siblings, and I completely forgot it existed up until about a month ago.

CP because a $10k Commander with 100k miles.

I’d say the F-150 SVT Lightning became forgotten because of its Raptor successor. It had pretty good specs for a truck, wouldn’t *necessarily* say it’s a supercar but it does have a 380-hp supercharged V8.

She won by larger margins in states she did win. Get over it, the national total popular vote means nothing. It’s state-by-state.

I really don’t like the orange turd, but the national popular vote doesn’t really matter. The fact that she won the popular vote just means she won by larger margins in states that she won. She still didn’t win because the election is about winning state by state, not nationally.

He’ll lift the embargo so he can build hotels there.

You do know IMD is meant to spotlight issues such as men’s depression and men’s suicide, right? And that this article makes it look like you’re making fun of those issues?

I was there too! It was an awesome event, always is.

Yes, I’m sure there were some leftists that voted for Johnson, but nowhere near enough to win Clinton the election. The idea that it is all the fault of third parties and that Hillary and the DNC are a-ok here is absurd.

Yes, sure, because Gary Johnson’s ultra-capitalist platform definitely pulled a bunch of left-wingers.

Like most US politicians, a hunk of junk.

At least they made it, and they had the NBA title earlier this year.

Your argument has 3 main problems:

Sending your candidate the questions for a debate before the debate happens, therefore giving that candidate a leg up on her opponent in the primary, is not a “tiny mistake.” Yes, republicans make the same mistakes, but that’s not the point. And telling me to “check my privilege” shows that you have no understanding…

I utterly despise Trump, but the general idea is this: