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Official Donald Trump for President thread (5 Viewers)
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Capella
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2012 musta been traumatic for him. He actually believed all the data and numbers were wrong and somehow his candidate who was like +800 in Vegas on Election Day was going to come through.
3C's
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Or you could choose to stop being a baby.You can of course choose to put those posters on ignore, then you wouldn't have to read any of it.
I happen to like posts from all but <insert name> most of the time but the constant back and forth between a few of you gets old quick.
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
Bruce Dickinson
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ffldrew
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3C's
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The General
Footballguy
Bruce Dickinson
Footballguy
wazoo11
Footballguy
bueno
In a class by himself
matuski
Footballguy
Doctor Detroit
Please remove your headgear
3C's
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How awesome would this have been if he had picked her as his running mate?! Trump tweets and Palin youbetchas for everyone!
sho nuff
Footballguy
What better utensil to eat chicken and mashed potatoes? Though, it actually sucks for fried chicken and getting potatoes our of a Styrofoam container.
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Bob Magaw
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Donald Trump Definitely Wants to Be President. Right?
If you were trying to run a losing campaign, wouldn't it look just like Trump's?
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/donald-trump-definitely-wants-to-be-president-right-w442680
"You would lie all the time. All the time. You would lie about little things and big things, and the vast majority of your lies would be easily disproven. You would never, ever admit that you've lied about anything, and you would call anyone who reports the truth about you, your ideas and your past a liar."
"Meanwhile, you'd take any criticism directed your way incredibly personally. You'd call anyone who questions you "nasty," with genuine hurt and surprise. You would be amazed that opponents run negative ads against you, and you'd call them deceptive even when they were nothing more than your own words."
If you were trying to run a losing campaign, wouldn't it look just like Trump's?
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/features/donald-trump-definitely-wants-to-be-president-right-w442680
"You would lie all the time. All the time. You would lie about little things and big things, and the vast majority of your lies would be easily disproven. You would never, ever admit that you've lied about anything, and you would call anyone who reports the truth about you, your ideas and your past a liar."
"Meanwhile, you'd take any criticism directed your way incredibly personally. You'd call anyone who questions you "nasty," with genuine hurt and surprise. You would be amazed that opponents run negative ads against you, and you'd call them deceptive even when they were nothing more than your own words."
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cstu
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Have they lived down W? Trump won't be mentioned again by Republicans after Nov. 7 just the way 'Bush' disappeared out of their lexicon the day Obama was in office.
Trump has the best word for the Republican Party the past 13 years since the Iraq invasion - SAD!
timschochet
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It really is funny that if Trump loses, he will be erased from Republican memory, just as the Bushes have been erased from Republican memory, and at the next GOP convention they will yet again be talking about...Ronald Reagan!
Reagan was certainly a great President, but in 2020 it's going to have been over 30 years since he was in the White House. And between then and now, Republicans have no heroes, nobody to revere.
Reagan was certainly a great President, but in 2020 it's going to have been over 30 years since he was in the White House. And between then and now, Republicans have no heroes, nobody to revere.
SaintsInDome2006
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Hm I don't think any of this is or will be true, not even the first part.
Trump has spliced out a nationalist strain or wing in the GOP and even the greater electorate. Just as Wallace had a lasting impact so will Trump, I'm not even sure it's entirely or solely the GOP's problem. People like Wallace and Trump come and go but that strain stays.
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RealReactions
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Not even going to state all these points but you are legit hilarious. Bush was no where near good but he had a set of balls. Obama has been pushed around by every country both his terms. So take it as you will, not going to write a essay on how you are the problem but whatever. By the way, how pissed will you be if somehow Trump wins. I saw you stated something about republicans and never being able to live down Trump. But if he wins, how will you let that down. Talk all this smack on him and probably within the first year, he will make more changes than Obama because he hasn't changed anything besides his joke of a policy of insurance. And if by any chance you forgot, his motto all through his campaign was change.... Later bud take it easy, enjoy whatever you enjoy...
ffldrew
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Great comment in the comments section ...
It's like the Producers and Springtime for Hitler.
Spot friggin on!
SaintsInDome2006
Footballguy
The General
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squistion
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Even Newt can't defend Trump on this:
Steve BruskVerified account @stevebruskCNN 7m7 minutes ago
Gingrich on Fox: "you can’t tweet at 3 o’clock in the morning, period.
There’s no excuse, ever. Not if you’re going to be President"
Steve BruskVerified account
Gingrich on Fox: "you can’t tweet at 3 o’clock in the morning, period.
There’s no excuse, ever. Not if you’re going to be President"
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Mr. Pickles
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Hell of a week this guy had.
honky kong
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FreeBaGeL
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Wait I'm having trouble keeping track here. Is this one of the days where conservatives are upset that King Obama has overstepped his authority in enacting so much change and overreach of the government over the last 8 years, or is it one of the days where conservatives are upset that Lame Duck Obama has done nothing but sit around and twiddle his thumbs for the last 8 years without actually doing anything?
I'm starting to understand why Trump's flip flopping is so endearing to these folks.
msommer
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Bob Magaw
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Trump says he may not accept result if Clinton wins, in reversal from debate
GOP nominee also spoke at length with the New York Times about the marital infidelities of former president Bill Clinton, insisting ‘Hillary was an enabler’
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/sep/30/trump-clinton-support-election-winner-debate-interview
"Donald Trump said on Friday that he would not necessarily accept the results of the presidential election in the event that Hillary Clinton defeats him, reversing his statement four days earlier that he would “absolutely” respect them.
After the first presidential debate on Monday, the Republican nominee told reporters “absolutely I would” honor the results of the election should he lose. In an interview with the New York Times on Friday, he backtracked: “We’re going to have to see. We’re going to see what happens. We’re going to have to see.”
Earlier that day at a rally in Detroit, Trump resurfaced fears of voter fraud and his unsubstantiated complaints of a “rigged” election. He told supporters that voter fraud is “a big, big problem in this country”, although research has found a few dozen potential incidents of in-person voter fraud in 14 years of US elections. He also urged them to “go and watch the polling places and make sure it is on the up and up”."
GOP nominee also spoke at length with the New York Times about the marital infidelities of former president Bill Clinton, insisting ‘Hillary was an enabler’
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/sep/30/trump-clinton-support-election-winner-debate-interview
"Donald Trump said on Friday that he would not necessarily accept the results of the presidential election in the event that Hillary Clinton defeats him, reversing his statement four days earlier that he would “absolutely” respect them.
After the first presidential debate on Monday, the Republican nominee told reporters “absolutely I would” honor the results of the election should he lose. In an interview with the New York Times on Friday, he backtracked: “We’re going to have to see. We’re going to see what happens. We’re going to have to see.”
Earlier that day at a rally in Detroit, Trump resurfaced fears of voter fraud and his unsubstantiated complaints of a “rigged” election. He told supporters that voter fraud is “a big, big problem in this country”, although research has found a few dozen potential incidents of in-person voter fraud in 14 years of US elections. He also urged them to “go and watch the polling places and make sure it is on the up and up”."
Sconch
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cstu
Footballguy
These people can't even get their stories straight. Anti-Obama people will end up in the dustbin of history just like the rest of the anti-great Presidents in American history.
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jamny
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I am undecided.
I will not vote Hillary. I don't want to vote Trump. I have never not voted Republican for President. I live in NY. My vote is meaningless. Or is it?
Hillary is going to win so do I vote Trump just to say "don't blame me, I voted for Trump" or leave the top of the ticket blank? It's been an interesting campaign not being on the side of most of my Republican friends.
I will not vote Hillary. I don't want to vote Trump. I have never not voted Republican for President. I live in NY. My vote is meaningless. Or is it?
Hillary is going to win so do I vote Trump just to say "don't blame me, I voted for Trump" or leave the top of the ticket blank? It's been an interesting campaign not being on the side of most of my Republican friends.
cstu
Footballguy
I don't know how a thinking person votes Trump. Literally any other choice is a better one if you don't like Hillary.
Sconch
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Sebowski
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How does the Iraq thing keep coming up? As a positive for a Republican? Really? Everyone Trump is trying to appeal to by saying he never supported the Iraq war voted for Bush a 2nd term, McCain, and the Romeny. Now they aren't going to vote for hIllary because she supported it? What the actual ####? Seriously. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!
I have parents who are for Trump that I have argued about politics with for years. I don't even engage with them anymore about politics.
It will take 20 years before they are not a laughing stock. .
The U.S. Army is sending out "accidental" tweets saying this guy is insane.
Even if Trump wins I think Pence will be the POTUS for the majority of the term. Kasich could have been the top dawg but he is man enough not to be a lemming.
Trump proves everything right that minorities say about discrimination. Maybe that's a good thing.
For me, as a white male? He's embarrassing. How can I engage in a racial/social argument when all the other side has to say is the Republican nominee thinks Obama is not a citizen?
Bob Magaw
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Trump’s bad week is a ‘nightmare’ for the GOP
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trumps-bad-week-is-a-nightmare-for-the-gop/2016/09/30/e9290ad8-8727-11e6-92c2-14b64f3d453f_story.html
“You’ve got the nomination of the party, and you’ve got a certain responsibility to the party to try to win this thing, but he gets sidetracked very easily,” Davis said. “He goes off on personal vendettas, and it’s just not helpful if you want to win."
Donald Trump Opens New Line of Attack on Hillary Clinton: Her Marriage
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/01/us/politics/donald-trump-interview-bill-hillary-clinton.html
"In an interview with The New York Times, he also contended that infidelity was “never a problem” during his three marriages, though his first ended in an ugly divorce after Mr. Trump began a relationship with the woman who became his second wife."
"Mr. Trump said he believed that his own marital history did not preclude him from waging such an attack. He became involved with Marla Maples while he was still married to his first wife, Ivana, who divorced him in 1991. He married Ms. Maples in 1993; they were divorced in 1999. He married his current wife, Melania, in 2005.
While Mr. Trump has bragged about his sexual exploits over the years, he charged in the interview that Mr. Clinton had numerous indiscretions that “brought shame onto the presidency, and Hillary Clinton was there defending him all along.”
But when asked if he had ever cheated on his wives, Mr. Trump said: “No — I never discuss it. I never discuss it. It was never a problem.”
Asked specifically about his affair with Ms. Maples when he was married to Ivana Trump, Mr. Trump said: “I don’t talk about it. I wasn’t president of the United States. I don’t talk about it. When you think of the fact that he was impeached, the country was in turmoil, turmoil, absolute turmoil. He lied with Monica Lewinsky and paid a massive penalty.”
"Mrs. Clinton’s team, Democrats supporting her and many senior Republicans have braced for an attack on the Clintons’ marital history, seeing it as inevitable — particularly now that Mr. Trump is being advised by several people connected to efforts in the late 1990s to reveal Mr. Clinton’s affair with Ms. Lewinsky and to the subsequent impeachment battle.
David Bossie, Mr. Trump’s deputy campaign manager, is the president of the conservative group Citizens United, and worked as an investigator who searched Arkansas for evidence of Mr. Clinton’s personal misdeeds during the 1992 presidential campaign."
Trump on Clinton: 'I can be nastier than she ever can be'
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/30/politics/donald-trump-bill-clinton-presidential-debate-hillary-clinton/
"Referring to Eric Trump's comments earlier in the week that Donald Trump showed "courage" in not bringing up the issue at the debate, Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon tweeted Friday night, "Assume (Eric Trump) now believes he's a coward."
"Looking ahead to the next debate, Trump said he's going to start preparing as early as this weekend. But he does not think that he needs to prepare more rigorously, blaming audio issues Monday with distracting him.
He "spent 50 percent of my thought process" dealing with it, Trump said."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trumps-bad-week-is-a-nightmare-for-the-gop/2016/09/30/e9290ad8-8727-11e6-92c2-14b64f3d453f_story.html
“You’ve got the nomination of the party, and you’ve got a certain responsibility to the party to try to win this thing, but he gets sidetracked very easily,” Davis said. “He goes off on personal vendettas, and it’s just not helpful if you want to win."
Donald Trump Opens New Line of Attack on Hillary Clinton: Her Marriage
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/01/us/politics/donald-trump-interview-bill-hillary-clinton.html
"In an interview with The New York Times, he also contended that infidelity was “never a problem” during his three marriages, though his first ended in an ugly divorce after Mr. Trump began a relationship with the woman who became his second wife."
"Mr. Trump said he believed that his own marital history did not preclude him from waging such an attack. He became involved with Marla Maples while he was still married to his first wife, Ivana, who divorced him in 1991. He married Ms. Maples in 1993; they were divorced in 1999. He married his current wife, Melania, in 2005.
While Mr. Trump has bragged about his sexual exploits over the years, he charged in the interview that Mr. Clinton had numerous indiscretions that “brought shame onto the presidency, and Hillary Clinton was there defending him all along.”
But when asked if he had ever cheated on his wives, Mr. Trump said: “No — I never discuss it. I never discuss it. It was never a problem.”
Asked specifically about his affair with Ms. Maples when he was married to Ivana Trump, Mr. Trump said: “I don’t talk about it. I wasn’t president of the United States. I don’t talk about it. When you think of the fact that he was impeached, the country was in turmoil, turmoil, absolute turmoil. He lied with Monica Lewinsky and paid a massive penalty.”
"Mrs. Clinton’s team, Democrats supporting her and many senior Republicans have braced for an attack on the Clintons’ marital history, seeing it as inevitable — particularly now that Mr. Trump is being advised by several people connected to efforts in the late 1990s to reveal Mr. Clinton’s affair with Ms. Lewinsky and to the subsequent impeachment battle.
David Bossie, Mr. Trump’s deputy campaign manager, is the president of the conservative group Citizens United, and worked as an investigator who searched Arkansas for evidence of Mr. Clinton’s personal misdeeds during the 1992 presidential campaign."
Trump on Clinton: 'I can be nastier than she ever can be'
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/30/politics/donald-trump-bill-clinton-presidential-debate-hillary-clinton/
"Referring to Eric Trump's comments earlier in the week that Donald Trump showed "courage" in not bringing up the issue at the debate, Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon tweeted Friday night, "Assume (Eric Trump) now believes he's a coward."
"Looking ahead to the next debate, Trump said he's going to start preparing as early as this weekend. But he does not think that he needs to prepare more rigorously, blaming audio issues Monday with distracting him.
He "spent 50 percent of my thought process" dealing with it, Trump said."
Just as a mentally handicapped person would be a better choice. They would have to delegate to someone qualified.
In a sense Trump is a minority. He's the first mentally handicapped nominee for one of the major parties.
He's like the Malcolm X of the handicapped. By all means necessary.
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