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Beet ArthurGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 8:52am
Does this mean that his kids have never voted then? Once you’re registered, you’re always registered. So, unless they wanted to change their party affiliation, doesn’t this mean his kids have not been responsible citizens ever? Good parenting, Donnie.
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  ahhhhhhhrrhhhhhhhhhaheeBeet Arthur
  4/11/16 8:57am
  You need to be registered as a republican to vote in the republican primary. You don’t need to be registered with any party to vote in general elections. Presumably they are registered to vote in general but not as republicans.
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  linnyqatBeet Arthur
  4/11/16 8:57am
  I thought it was just for the primary? I’m Canadian so I have no idea how this works. (If you want to be involved in who is running for PM, you have to be a member of the party and vote at the leadership convention, which is not regularly scheduled as primaries are.) Anyway, could it be they’ve never voted in a primary but have still voted in a general? American voting rules and elections and governance confound me.
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Venus_in_fursGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 8:38am
Media outlets allowing Trump to do phone interviews has probably contributed to his success more than anything else.
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  DoesAnyOneElseThinksItsWeirdThatNotAllPeopleAreTheExactSame???Venus_in_furs
  4/11/16 8:57am
  The fact that a “serious” candidate is willing to do phone interviews is what is unique. Most campaign people would never allow a candidate to speak to the media in such a fashion.
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  NewsBunnyVenus_in_furs
  4/11/16 9:05am
  This infuriates me. If you don’t show up, you don’t get the airtime, you lazy entitled jerk. CBS News is the only one not allowing him on the air unless he actually shows up, in person or via satellite. You can’t read someone like that. You’re allowing him to have someone right next to him feeding him answers because you can’t see him. You’re not letting your audience see him.
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Sid and FinancyGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 8:37am
I, for one, am floored by this news. Donald Jr. is the responsible one?
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  jroberts548Sid and Financy
  4/11/16 8:47am
  Donald Jr is the only one voting for Donald. He is by far the most irresponsible of his kids.
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  Myrna Minkoffjroberts548
  4/11/16 9:41am
  We know he registered. No one knows what happens in the actual voting booth once the curtain closes ...
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Dave Gabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 8:37am
Well, that’s one way to get around voting for your Dad.
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  sdfcDave
  4/11/16 8:59am
  Maybe they are just going along to keep the peace. When their hearts isn’t. truly in it.
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  olivianewtonjohnDave
  4/11/16 9:50am
  Yes, I somehow don’t think that this was a mistake. Plausible deniability.
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eats books and leavesGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 8:38am
Is anyone surprised?
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  clickSuckaeats books and leaves
  4/11/16 9:04am
  Not a surprised as the world sees him launch a nuclear attack and say he “didn’t know the rules"
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  ReverandRichardWayneGaryWayneclickSucka
  4/11/16 9:07am
  Our only hope in a Trump presidency is that by forgetting the rules he is unable to launch an nuclear strike.
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opiumsmabytchGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 9:01am
His kids look as schmarmy and pretentious as he does.

Only the best genes, luxuriously gold plated genes.
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  Holitaopiumsmabytch
  4/11/16 10:49am
  I know right? Their HAIR. The HAIR in that family. Who under 60 slicks their hair back with Brylcreme?! It’s like they are trying to attain the optimum douche look. Douchebag level 10. It’s working. They look like fucking scum bags.
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  opiumsmabytchHolita
  4/11/16 10:51am
  They got that Douche Level cranked to 11.
  
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Bear BrianGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 9:08am
Wait, I thought March 25th was the cutoff date:

http://elections.mytimetovote.com/dates/new_york…

Also: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Classic Drumpf.
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  ObruniBear Brian
  4/11/16 10:11am
  for new voters, yes. for voters changing parties, it was October.
  
  the NY primary is going to be a clusterfuck. The amount of disinformation on the deadlines has been astounding.
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  Bear BrianObruni
  4/11/16 10:12am
  Thanks for the clarification.
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BIMming ItGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 11:48am
So that means that they’ve either A) Never registered to vote, at all; or B) Were registered as something other than a Republican.

If they were already registered as republicans, they would be able to vote in this Primary. So I really want to know: Were they unregistered, or are they Democrats?
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  SrynersonBIMming It
  4/11/16 12:12pm
  The consensus seems to be, based on the deadlines, that they were registered, but not as Republicans (New York allows never before registered voters to register for a party primary less than 30 days in advance, but requires party-switching registrations six months in advance, presumably to deter strategic crossover voting). However, that may not necessarily mean they are registered as Democrats, because New York allows several other party registrations (e.g., the Conservative Party, which usually endorses Republican candidates: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservat…). It might also be possible to register as “independent”/“unaffiliated”.
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CleverUsernameGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 10:39am
Are Trump’s sons making the conscious choice to look as much like self-absorbed, rich kid douchebags as possible? Because they’re nailing it.
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  ad infinitumCleverUsername
  4/11/16 3:11pm
  I think it just comes naturally.
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ShmataHariGabrielle Bluestone
4/11/16 10:14am
Don Jr. to his siblings right now

GIF

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