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Ha, please not every single person who voted for Hillary is going to protest. Like the GOP in 08 the far, far majority of people respect the system and will move on with normal existence. This whole thing is just like the Tea Party.
...and there's not much difference in the 60 million votes for McCain and the 62 million votes for Hillary. Maybe Hillary tapping out near Mac should tell you something.
I don't think you are right but I guess we'll see. The Tea Party was always a somewhat fringe group, even at the height of its popularity. The anti-Trump forces includes the entire mainstream media. Also, a lot of he Tea Party was in rural areas where it makes it more difficult to organize, whereas the anti-Trump forces are based in urban centers where it's incredibly easy to gather thousands of people together to protest. Normal existence is not what I think is on the horizon.
Looks the same in terms of the protestors and the flags and the complaints, that's all. People decrying tea partiers disputing Obama's legitimacy now thinking it's fine to do so with Trump. Oh and just wait for the health care law, oh yeah the world will be ending.
Speaking of hate, hate crimes up 40% in Maryland with Trump White power and swastikas all over the place. But you keep your eyes trained on the Trump protests, because there is nothing like having a HUGE blind spot in life.
Yes, and ask the tea partiers in 08 why they were out there and they would have said the same thing. They would sound just like you.
Trump is unique. He's a completely ignorant and unqualified reality TV star who ran a campaign based on etho-nationalism. Don't equate this year with anything that has happened prior.
Freedom and liberty as in mandating the peasants contribute to corporate profits?Scared about what? Freedom? Liberty?
There have been a few more besides those two who've made a return to the forum after a long period of absence, like that daddy rox guy or whatever its name is.
we should not only welcome home our prodigal sons, but welcome great newcomers, like rojbk!
Does the Trump Foundation have that much money or does it need to hold a charity fundraiser?
Oh without question. I was doing some IT work at a factory in a rural TN town the day after he was elected. The fear and anger that day was unbelievable. People thought he was going to destroy everything.Oh I agree. But let's lighten up on the fear mongering the fear mongers, the anti-Obama rhetoric was just as bad as this. He was dogged by certain people around here for every day of his presidency, he was out to destroy us all. Plus no one here voted for Trump anyway, they all voted for Gary Johnson instead.
Let's not forget billionaire businessman. He's also brilliant, not ignorant. Although the argument could be made that that is even scarier.
Take a closer look at his business record. He inherited a huge pile of money, and he'd actually be worth much more had he just parked it in an index fund and done nothing. And he screwed over thousands of people through bankruptcy and not paying his bills along the way. Brilliant? Unless we're talking about marketing himself, not so much.
TRUMP: “I know more about ISIS than the generals do. Believe me.”
Probably enough leftover Trump steaks & Trump wine to make it happen for cheap. Free Trump U T-Shirts for first 100 to buy a ticket!
The POTUS cut me a check!Don Quixote said:
Is it just me or isn't this like a lot of money for a program that did not have a lot of purchasers to begin with? This really seems like Trump got smacked hard and he just ponied up every last cent to make it go away.Don Quixote said:
The best part about draining the swamp is that you & your family are the only gators left in it.
