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Weld is trying to go against Trump. Saying "Trump is a rather dire risk to the country" who is "not stable". Even though he is running as a candidate he pushes tours Hillary saying "she qualified".  Weld also might work for the republican party even thought he is a “Libertarian for life.”

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The Libertarian vice presidential candidate made the case against the GOP nominee in Boston.

Typically when someone is running for president, they spend their campaign stops asking voters to elect them to the highest office in the land.

Not so for Bill Weld, who is running alongside Libertarian Gary Johnson and made an appearance at Boston's Omni Parker House Hotel Tuesday.

Instead, the former Massachusetts governor-and former Republican-made yet another impassioned case against Donald Trump to those who are still undecided about whether to vote for him. He didn't urge people to vote for Hillary Clinton, nor did he explicitly urge them to vote for Johnson. Just not for Trump.

"This is not the time to cast a jocular or feel-good vote for a man whom you may have briefly found entertaining," Weld said, speaking from a podium that had a poster for Gary Johnson on it. "Donald Trump should not, cannot, and must not be elected President of the United States."

He also called Trump "a rather dire risk to the country" who is "not stable," and embodies "the worst of American politics."

Weld also took a firm anti-Trump stand when he spoke to Harvard Republicans earlier this month.

When pressed, he had nicer things to say about Hillary Clinton. "I think she's qualified," he said. But Weld, who endorsed Barack Obama in 2008, didn't say he endorsed the current Democratic nominee.

About 6 percent of eligible voters say they will cast their ballots for the Libertarian candidate this year, according to the latest polling.

Weld has railed against the kind of political process that would relegate two governors, like Johnson and himself, to single-digit support in polls, and has been forecasting a post-election dissolution of the two-party system throughout his campaign.

He has pledged to be a "Libertarian for life," but he has also suggested he would be open to working with the "surviving decent Republican party" again in the future, and expressed his hope that his and Johnson's campaign "will secure for the Libertarian party a permanent place in our national political dialogue."

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Bill Weld Urges Voters to Elect...Not Donald Trump

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The Libertarian vice presidential candidate made the case against the GOP nominee in Boston. Typically when someone is running for president, they spend their campaign stops asking voters to elect them to the highest office in the land. Not so for Bill Weld, who is running alongside Libertarian Gary Johnson and made an appearance at Boston's Omni Parker House Hotel Tuesday.

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Some of Hillary own party doesn't want her as an candidate for president. Some say she is unfit and we could of choice better. Even some republicans aren't very about their candidate and don't appreciate the choice.

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Some Democrats Are Running for Governor-And Against Clinton

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Several Democratic gubernatorial candidates are running ads against their nominee, Hillary Clinton.

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One of Trump's supporters interrupt a reporter about accusations of Trump's sexual assaults.“is not a sexual predator,” chastised her for “using language that’s inflammatory”. Newt was offended of this because what she said was misleading and didn't appreciate it. The accusation were only only rumors and curious among the media but. Trump weighted it in making what was just a rumor truth

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Yes, we're still talking about sex. Sigh.

On Tuesday night, during a fiery - and quite frankly, bizarre - interview on Fox News, the Trump supporter, walking contradiction and inflated ego Newt Gingrich yelled at the host, Megyn Kelly, about Trump's own statements about sexually assaulting women and multiple women's accusations that he had assaulted them.

When Kelly began a question with the phrase, "If Trump is a sexual predator...," Newt went nuts, said Trump "is not a sexual predator," chastised her for "using language that's inflammatory" and claimed she was "fascinated with sex."

This was an obscene spectacle, and not only because Gingrich has confessed to cheating on his wife at the same time that he was leading impeachment proceedings against Bill Clinton for perjury and obstruction of justice related to having an affair. It was also obscene because of the continued tone deafness and abject ignorance within the Trump campaign and among its allies about the canyon of difference between sex and assault.

Sex, in all its range of expressions, including kissing and intimate touching, is consensual. Any forcible touching of another person's body is sexual assault.

One should always be wary of people who don't intuitively recognize that difference.

But this would have been a blip, a curiosity, merely an act in the media circus, if it had simply remained a squabble between television personalities. But, of course, it didn't. On Wednesday, Donald Trump couldn't help weighing in, once again turning attention away from issues that could strengthen his struggling campaign and back to his monthslong quarrel with Kelly and his history of issues with women.

At the grand opening of his new Washington, D.C., hotel, Trump complimented Gingrich for his finger-waving tantrum, saying:

"By the way - congratulations, Newt, on last night. That was an amazing interview ... we don't play games, Newt, right? We don't play games."

With that statement, Trump elevated and endorsed Gingrich's behavior and reignited the debate about Trump and his campaign's dismissal of the very idea of sexual assault. With that statement, every woman and every parent of a daughter and sibling of a sister is forced to bring Trump's braggadocio about kissing and groping women back to the fore. With that statement, everyone is forced to consider the vindictive side of the man who has - to put it mildly - a spotty track record with women.

Trump, according to his own words, objectifies women, prioritizes fighting and "winning," and fetishizes adoration.

We're putting aside for a moment weighty issues like his severely challenged grasp of foreign policy, his reckless comments about nuclear weapons, his blockheaded comments about abortion, his xenophobic comments about Muslims, his ethno-bigoted comments about Mexicans and his condescending comments about the plight of black people in the "inner city."

Let's instead focus for the purposes of this discussion on character, or the lack thereof. Let's focus on what we know about this man from the words that have come out of his own mouth. Let's focus on the clarity of his darkness, his illusory deceptions, his insatiable avarice and his colossal conceit.

When you view the man with clear eyes, he shrinks and withers.

What is left when the facade is removed is a shallow narcissist who is also a misogynist, bigot, nativist and xenophobe. That keeps coming up, but that's the root of the thing. We can never tire of saying that because it is in fatigue that hatred and intolerance gain a foothold that can quickly morph into a stranglehold.

Vigilance is not optional; it's obligatory.

Just this week, The New York Times reported on tapes of Trump recorded by the biographer Michael D'Antonio. To hear the accompanying podcast in which portions of the recordings are played, along with a discussion with D'Antonio, is to descend into the mind of an egomaniacal fame addict who is painfully un-self-aware even as he boasts of his own personal achievements.

In part one of the podcast, D'Antonio makes this startling assertion:

"I think he doesn't want to be understood because that would make him vulnerable, but I also think that he doesn't even know himself well enough to share what he considers to be genuine. His genuine reality is the most superficial one that you can imagine."

But, in part two of the podcast, D'Antonio delivers a devastating assessment of the man he interviewed, recorded and captured in biography:

"Donald Trump is a bottomless pit of need, and the presidency was the only object big enough that he could imagine seizing to fill up that hole."

Mr. D'Antonio continued: "It's not going to be enough, were he to win."

Yes, this is one man's assessment, but it feels to me like an astute one, and a fundamentally frightening one.

And this brings us back to his inability to resist patting Gingrich on the back for his verbal tirade against Kelly. Trump lacks not only self-awareness, but also self-control. He could have let that television exchange pass without comment, and he should have, but he didn't.

Everything in him is so caught up with the idea of who he's fighting with that he doesn't seem to have a principled grasp on what he is fighting for. That's not someone who should be a great nation's president; that's someone who would benefit from being a great therapist's patient.

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Opinion | Donald Trump's Lack of Discipline and Discernment

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Yes, we're still talking about sex. Sigh. On Tuesday night, during a fiery - and quite frankly, bizarre - interview on Fox News, the Trump supporter, walking contradiction and inflated ego Newt Gingrich yelled at the host, Megyn Kelly, about Trump's own statements about sexually assaulting women and multiple women's accusations that he had assaulted them.

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This cartoon is about how both candidates are not a great choice so some are choceing to not vote at all

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This is about how Hillary has lied about a lot issues and their starting to backfire on her.

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This is about how trump does not think about what he say and that it is not mature.

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This cartoon means that with the chaos and arguing of the other two candidates he can't get his point across and is being ignored  so he is just day dreaming

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