Will it turn off women .  Definitely but IMO any woman now with Trump will not be moved by this.  

My point is this is how this stuff works.  Before you know it questions about Hillarys health are leading every cable news show.

Will it matter?  Probably not.  Would it matter if it was a closer election?  It could.

United States Labor Force Participation Rate  1950-2016 | Data | Chart
Labor Force Participation Rate in the United States increased to 62.80 percent in July from 62.70 percent in June of 2016. Labor Force Participation Rate in the United States averaged 63 percent from 1950 until 2016, reaching an all time high of 67.30 percent in January of 2000 and a record low of 58.10 percent in December of 1954. Labor Force Participation Rate in the United States is reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The recession inherited by the Obama administration officially ended in June 2009, but the labor force participation rate continued to drop during Obama's two terms, hitting 62.4 percent in September 2015, its lowest point in 38 years.May 6, 2016
Labor Force Participation Rate Dropped to 62.8% In April: 94,044,000 ...

and the labor force participation rate dropped to 62.8 percent (near a 38-year low),

I am 78 years old but I can still subtract. That was 1978, and Jimmy "Lust In My Heart" Carter was the Prez..

As for jobs, depends on where you're at.

And I'm glad you reinvented yourself. I also did, going from a planned military career to engineer to marketing to product management to sales. Takes a lot of work. Many people don't want to. Many people don't have the talent.

Trump's appeal is that millions of people have seen the local factories disappear and when spending what little money they have at Walmart everything is made in China.

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Scroll all the way down.  If she wins by 16 TX is blue but check out Arkansas.

And you know, I've been commenting here since 3/03 and stated time and again my position as a social liberal supporting minority rights, including gay marriage, women's right to choose, LWOP, and redo of our drug laws.

What I am not is a partisan Democrat, which is about all that is left here.

I am also very strong on defense. That is, and has been since 1968, my chief quarrel with Democrats. And Hillary's foreign policy will just be Obama extended and a total disaster,

Casino is probably my favorite Scorsese organized crime drama.  Godfather 1 my favorite of any director.

Looks like they did.

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Two American swimmers were pulled off their flight to the United States by the Brazilian authorities, Olympic officials said Wednesday night, the latest indication that the police were skeptical of the swimmers' claims that they had been held up at gunpoint during the Rio Games.

"We can confirm that Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz were removed from their flight to the United States by Brazilian authorities," a spokesman for the United States Olympic Committee said. "We are gathering further information."

In a case that has grabbed headlines around the world, the gold medalist Ryan Lochte said that after leaving a party early Sunday, he and three other Olympic swimmers from the United States were robbed at gunpoint by men who identified themselves as police officers.[...]

But questions about the Americans' testimony to the police are turning that embarrassment into anger, with many Brazilians wondering whether the athletes lied about the episode and smeared their country's reputation.

My bolds.

This was testimony they gave to the police.

Being wasted is one thing, filing a false police report is something else altogether.

"The group did not call police, authorities said, and officers began investigating once they saw media reports in which Lochte's mother spoke about the robbery. Police interviewed Lochte and one other swimmer, who said they had been intoxicated and could not remember what type and color of taxi they rode in or where the robbery happened, the police official said. The swimmers also could not say what time the events occurred."

Why would they NOT notify the police if they were held up at gunpoint? Why did the authorities have to learn about it from media reports. That doesn't make any sense.

While these four men should of course be presumed innocent until proved otherwise, if this story turns out to be true, then they've disgraced themselves, their Olympic teammates and their country. Brazilian authorities are justifiably upset with this situation, to the point that the State Department has since felt compelled to comment on the recent developments.

When my wife and I were in Harare, Zimbabwe in November 2010 on the initial leg of our southern Africa vacation, we were at the international airport to check in for our flight to Victoria Falls when President Mugabe's motorcade suddenly arrived. Excited, I pulled out my camera to take some photos, only to then be gently yet sternly warned by a member of the airport security detail that "His Excellency" didn't like having photos of him taken by anyone other than his official photographer(s), and that I risked arrest and confiscation of my camera if I continued. I dutifully complied with his suggestion and put my camera away.

Tough talk can be very cheap when one's own personal freedom, safety and even life aren't necessarily hanging in the balance. We ought to remember that the Nazis imprisoned and killed untold thousands of fellow Germans and Austrians during the 1930s in order to enforce public compliance with their rule. No one was safe.

Adolf Hitler even ordered the summary assassination of several hundred of his fellow Nazis during a three-day period between June 30 and July 2, 1934, all of whom he deemed a threat to his personal safety and rule, in what has since become known as "Die Nacht der langer Messer," or "The Night of the Long Knives." Among the first victims was Ernst Röhm, the head of the Sturmabteilung or S.A. -- the Nazis' paramilitary arm -- who had been with Hitler from the beginning, and who had up until that moment been considered one of his most loyal lieutenants.

It can therefore be assumed that had you been a German citizen back in the 1930s, and you witnessed a neighbor or two being roughed up by S.A. storm troopers, had a friend or relative simply disappear from your life after being taken in for questioning by the Gestapo, or even saw a local Nazi official arrested for some undisclosed crime against the state, you'd have very likely thought twice before speaking out personally against such wanton abuse and brutal excess.

And that is the inherent risk and nature of authoritarian rule.