Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[quote=Chico23231;1141117]Im not cool with any violence at all from anyone. But I would ask the protesters why even participate in the charade? This is exactly what trump wants...and for the protesters, I think this is just another "look at me" event. They want to be part of the reality tv show.

End the end...Dems want to run against Trump. This election will be a landslide for the Dems against Trump. I guarantee it. No way Trump wins.[/quote]

Was more aiming this at Hog1.

Just find it ironic how much he preaches "CONSTITUTION! FREE SPEECH!" yet when someone doesn't agree with his message, "Get 'em outta' here." and the supporters each that shit up. I mean how stupid are they to not see the person they're supporting just contradicted himself?!

I've said it once and I'll say it again: I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;1141119]Was more aiming this at Hog1.

Just find it ironic how much he preaches "CONSTITUTION! FREE SPEECH!" yet when someone doesn't agree with his message, "Get 'em outta' here." and the supporters each that shit up. I mean how stupid are they to not see the person they're supporting just contradicted himself?!

I've said it once and I'll say it again: I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.[/quote]

I had some friends over last night and was saying this social media world we live in today is making us dumber. Instead of sitting back and thinking about things, its become a world of "instant stupid." Trump has tapped into this.

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Hog just stop. Your argument makes no sense. Just bite the bullet and move on. You can't dig out of a hole by continuing to dig.

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[QUOTE=Chico23231;1141122]I had some friends over last night and was saying this social media world we live in today is making us dumber. Instead of sitting back and thinking about things, its become a world of "instant stupid." Trump has tapped into this.[/QUOTE]


Everyone has an opinion and they aren't afraid to voice it. Problem is more often than not it's a completely uninformed one, anyone that can read a headline suddenly is an expert on the matter.

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[quote=MTK;1141125]Everyone has an opinion and they aren't afraid to voice it. Problem is more often than not it's a completely uninformed one, anyone that can read a headline suddenly is an expert on the matter.[/quote]

agree. There also seems to the be less middle ground on issues, because if your not "all in" then you criticized on both sides. your an apologist, on the side you may "lean" towards....and then your "hitler, racist, bigot, satan, sexist, anti-, etc" to the opposite.

critical thinking is not acceptable...you better get in line

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Get in line or get smacked apparently lol

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[quote=MTK;1141130]Get in line or get smacked apparently lol[/quote]

Trump could address and stop the violence...he's not.

Its like a WWE wrestling match...Trump is Vince McMahon, a promoter.

His supporters don't want him to talk issues and substantive plans....they just want him to verbal bitch slap someone and see someone get DDT'd at a rally.

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All the thuggery and inherent violence at these rallies just strike me as tactics used by the communists, brown-shirts and black-shirts in 1920's - 30's Germany. By both sides - those disrupting the rallies as well as those suppressing the disruptions. All of it is contrary to the underlying principle of the 1st Amendment and the concept of free speech - "I may not agree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it."

[My caveat to this is that I am only speaking of the folks interrupting the rallies and shouting down speakers [I]as they carry out the assembly[/I], not those who protest them outside and engage peacefully while allowing others to speak freely]

Those disrupting the rallies are trying to prohibit or at least inhibit the ability of Trump supporters to gather in peaceful assembly and speak their minds. You may not agree with it, but, if they have a permit and are not fomenting immediate armed revolution, they can pretty much say whatever they want. If you want to disrupt that, interrupt that, or otherwise limit them from doing so by shouting, interrupting, or preventing them from speaking, you are acting in a manner that I believe is contrary to the principles of free speech (even if you personally are not violating the First Amendment which only prohibits the govt. from limiting speech).

However, the appropriate response is to have the authorities escort folks outside, away from the lawful gathering, where they can peacefully protest the message to their hearts content. It is not to beat the crap out of them. That's vigilantism, thuggism, taking-the-law-into-your-own-hands-ism. It is also precisely the tactics used by groups seeking to subvert the rule of law in Europe during the inter-war years.

In a democratic society where we supposedly value free speech, neither those disrupting the actual rallies or those attempting to violently suppress the disruptions have a claim to the moral high ground.

To those disrupting the rallies as they occur - take your protest someplace else don't seek confrontation as a way of preventing people whose message you don't like from speaking.

To those acting violently, threatening violence, encouraging violence or tacitly approving violence as a means for shutting down disruptive protests, just stop. You have no right to do so. None. It is criminal thuggery and reminiscent of evil times.

Both sides scream "free speech" but have no desire to engage in the political discourse it was meant to protect. People just want the freedom to scream hate at each other.

Sorry, just my rant.

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Im not a fan of Trump but I think 99% of what he is saying is done for the sole purpose of winning over the angry red meat portion of this country. If trump for some god awful reason actually won the presidency .. Id bet he would be more liberal than Hillary.

The power of branding and social media is huge right now.

All these seminars I go to all say the same thing - to win people over, spoon feed them with simple thoughts. If you cant put it on a bumper sticker, you have not reduced it to its simplest most elementary level. If you speak in very simple terms and very simple thoughts, the human brain accepts what is said as true and stays on auto pilot.

The minute you start using big words or require a listener's brain to link thoughts together to arrive at a not-simple thought, that is the minute you have just awoken the listener's brain and now that brain will critically question everything you will say .. and if what you are now saying is not consistent with the listener's pre-established thought board ... you are in trouble, you have now lost the listener.

You have to know your audience. Then you have to stay on code.

Trump is just repeating red meat bumper sticker thoughts and sleep walking a large portion of republicans who hate RINOs. His new bumper sticker the past few weeks has been "you're so PC". I dont even know if Trump has a platform idea outside "build a wall". It doesnt matter. He stays on code as someone outside the establishment and he wins every voter who hates the government. His supporters literally wear tin foil hats.

Cruz is trying to to appeal to the slightly more awake republican voters by staying on code re. "the war against christianity", "the war against life (abortion)" and "the war against the 2A". He is just a layer or two less simple then trump.

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amazing, you can win an election just on a clever hashtag alone.

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[quote=Chico23231;1141131]Trump could address and stop the violence...he's not.

Its like a WWE wrestling match...Trump is Vince McMahon, a promoter.

His supporters don't want him to talk issues and substantive plans....they just want him to verbal bitch slap someone and see someone get DDT'd at a rally.[/quote]

This , this is what scares me about Trump , he has no idea , not a clue!!!


[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq6UtGcGPLM[/url]

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[quote=over the mountain;1141134]Im not a fan of Trump but I think 99% of what he is saying is done for the sole purpose of winning over the angry red meat portion of this country. If trump for some god awful reason actually won the presidency .. Id bet he would be more liberal than Hillary.

The power of branding and social media is huge right now.

All these seminars I go to all say the same thing - to win people over, spoon feed them with simple thoughts. If you cant put it on a bumper sticker, you have not reduced it to its simplest most elementary level. If you speak in very simple terms and very simple thoughts, the human brain accepts what is said as true and stays on auto pilot.

The minute you start using big words or require a listener's brain to link thoughts together to arrive at a not-simple thought, that is the minute you have just awoken the listener's brain and now that brain will critically question everything you will say .. and if what you are now saying is not consistent with the listener's pre-established thought board ... you are in trouble, you have now lost the listener.

You have to know your audience. Then you have to stay on code.

Trump is just repeating red meat bumper sticker thoughts and sleep walking a large portion of republicans who hate RINOs. His new bumper sticker the past few weeks has been "you're so PC". I dont even know if Trump has a platform idea outside "build a wall". It doesnt matter. He stays on code as someone outside the establishment and he wins every voter who hates the government. His supporters literally wear tin foil hats.

Cruz is trying to to appeal to the slightly more awake republican voters by staying on code re. "the war against christianity", "the war against life (abortion)" and "the war against the 2A". He is just a layer or two less simple then trump.

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amazing, you can win an election just on a clever hashtag alone.[/quote]

Yeah he's definitely hitting on lowest common denominator stuff, especially with those that are a little challenged in the critical thinking arena. Racism, xenophobia, sexism, lashing out at "disrupters" with violence (but then claiming no responsibility when the shit hits the fan like he asks for).

We're gonna build a wall, we're going to start winning again, we need to make great deals, honestly WTF does this shit even mean when it comes to running the country? I've heard more insightful platforms from children running for class president.

The Republicans are in full on panic mode now...

[URL="http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html?_r=0"]Republican Leaders Map a Strategy to Derail Donald Trump[/URL]

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[quote=MTK;1141147]Yeah he's definitely hitting on lowest common denominator stuff, especially with those that are a little challenged in the critical thinking arena. Racism, xenophobia, sexism, lashing out at "disrupters" with violence (but then claiming no responsibility when the shit hits the fan like he asks for).

We're gonna build a wall, we're going to start winning again, we need to make great deals, honestly WTF does this shit even mean when it comes to running the country? I've heard more insightful platforms from children running for class president.

The Republicans are in full on panic mode now...

[URL="http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/us/politics/donald-trump-republican-party.html?_r=0"]Republican Leaders Map a Strategy to Derail Donald Trump[/URL][/quote]

As a former republican - now more libertarian - it's good to see the Republican party get shaken up. There needs to be debate within that party as to why Trump has gotten so much support from those who would generally be Republican. They need to reflect internally and figure out why the Tea Party, and Trump have gained so much traction.

As to this year's presidential campaign, if it ends up being Trump against Hillary we may see the roughest, dirtiest campaign since Lincoln's. And if I am being honest, I'm ok with that. Britain has some vicious elections campaigns, but guess what, the system survives. The call for playing nice rings hollow as Hillary makes bitter attacks couched in political correct jargon.

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It [I]will[/I] be Trump v. Hillary and the ultimate loser will be the Constitution. Each has, in their own way, made it clear - foundational document be damned - they will do what they will and, if you oppose them, you are either stupid or un-American.

<In my [I]Treasure of Sierra Madre[/I] bandit voice> "Constitution?! We don't need no stinkin' Constitution!"

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[quote=over the mountain;1141134]amazing, you can win an election just on a clever hashtag alone.[/quote]



[YT]Vnu8FOTwM2U[/YT]

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[IMG]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CevxELSXIAEH4X7.jpg[/IMG]

15 year old girl protests at a Trump rally.

15 year old girl starts yelling at a guy she claims touched her chest.

15 year old girl throws a light punch after trump supporters seem to enjoy the notion that some inappropriately touched her

15 year old is sprayed in the face w mace

Trump supporters revel in their awesomeness

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Reading the comments form blaze is just blood boiling. Dude, its a 15 year old girl, she probably did get touched inappropriately from her immediate reaction and a light punch doesnt deserve mace in the face.

[url=http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/03/30/video-anti-trump-teen-protester-claims-she-was-groped-at-trump-rally-before-she-threw-a-punch-and-got-a-face-full-of-pepper-spray/]VIDEO: Teen Protester Claims She Was Groped at Trump Rally Before She Threw a Punch and Got a Face Full of Pepper Spray | Video | TheBlaze.com[/url]

Oldgamewarden -Mar. 30, 2016 at 9:51am
Pepper spray is liquid fire. I guarantee you it ruined her day. Awesome!

Sapper-7 -Mar. 30, 2016 at 9:59am
You all mostly mirrored my thoughts, cheeseburger butt, 15 year old, lying liberal, throwing punches, forced to cry through chemical reaction, oh ! the humanity !!!

tp517 -Mar. 30, 2016 at 9:42am
Nice shot! Right in the kisser.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

so... trump wants to make thoughtcrime a real thing. that's cool.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

This guy is something else. Naming Fiorina as his "running mate"? He's desperate as hell after getting his ass handed to him Tuesday by Trump. This guy should go ahead and bow out. It's over. Trump has a 991 to 568 lead on Cruz and Lyin Ted has no shot of winning. I think it's mathematically impossible for him to win.


[url]http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/28/us/politics/ted-cruz-carly-fiorina.html?smid=fb-share[/url]




I loved how Trump responded...


[url]https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/725396879723384832[/url]



:laughing-

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

they're just trying to stop trump from hitting 1237. if he can't get there, they can go to the convention, get a 2nd ballot and anyone can end up as the nominee. most of them would lose to clinton though... and most people don't even like her.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[QUOTE=JoeRedskin;1141189]It [I]will[/I] be Trump v. Hillary and the ultimate loser will be the Constitution. Each has, in their own way, made it clear - foundational document be damned - they will do what they will and, if you oppose them, you are either stupid or un-American.



<In my [I]Treasure of Sierra Madre[/I] bandit voice> "Constitution?! We don't need no stinkin' Constitution!"[/QUOTE]



So true but ill take her over that moron any day.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[QUOTE=over the mountain;1141134]Im not a fan of Trump but I think 99% of what he is saying is done for the sole purpose of winning over the angry red meat portion of this country. If trump for some god awful reason actually won the presidency .. Id bet he would be more liberal than Hillary.



The power of branding and social media is huge right now.



All these seminars I go to all say the same thing - to win people over, spoon feed them with simple thoughts. If you cant put it on a bumper sticker, you have not reduced it to its simplest most elementary level. If you speak in very simple terms and very simple thoughts, the human brain accepts what is said as true and stays on auto pilot.



The minute you start using big words or require a listener's brain to link thoughts together to arrive at a not-simple thought, that is the minute you have just awoken the listener's brain and now that brain will critically question everything you will say .. and if what you are now saying is not consistent with the listener's pre-established thought board ... you are in trouble, you have now lost the listener.



You have to know your audience. Then you have to stay on code.



Trump is just repeating red meat bumper sticker thoughts and sleep walking a large portion of republicans who hate RINOs. His new bumper sticker the past few weeks has been "you're so PC". I dont even know if Trump has a platform idea outside "build a wall". It doesnt matter. He stays on code as someone outside the establishment and he wins every voter who hates the government. His supporters literally wear tin foil hats.



Cruz is trying to to appeal to the slightly more awake republican voters by staying on code re. "the war against christianity", "the war against life (abortion)" and "the war against the 2A". He is just a layer or two less simple then trump.



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amazing, you can win an election just on a clever hashtag alone.[/QUOTE]



Interesting thought, but I think you are giving Trump too much credit. Is he clueless- yes. Is there a method behind that cluelessness - Me thinks not.

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If I'm a Trump supporter, this idea of "being more presidential" would be very concerning to me. The people who like him, like him because he's a total dick-hole. If suddenly he changes if he wins the nomination, I'd be like, "Yo, what's up with this bait and switch shit?"

Republican nominee for President
 

Cruz and Fiorina... Two completely despicable humans. Perfect match.

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[QUOTE=Schneed10;1141092]Since when is assault and battery legal?? Are you in your right mind?



Disrupters do not "have it coming" unless by that you mean they deserve to be shouted down. Anybody who strikes a protester at those Trump rallies is breaking the law.[/QUOTE]



Ok so you actually aren't so bad after all. [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] lol

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[QUOTE=mooby;1140912]Nice summary. I was heavy on the Bernie bandwagon for a little bit but I've backed off it recently. I still feel he's the best of the 3 but I'm not as enthusiastic about him as I was. Even if he does win though does anybody really think Congress will let him push through his plans? I feel this election takes away focus on the fact that the Prez and Congress basically cancel each other out on everything, how many major programs have passed with the approval of both Congress and the Prez in the last 8 years? Also I honestly can't believe in this day and age that Drumpf is the best that the repubs have to represent this country. He's the loudest voice in the room, yet he says nothing of substance.[/QUOTE]



This says it all. It really does not matter who becomes elected except for who i have to hear and see talk for at least four years. Please God do not let it be the loudmouth, silver spoon, moronic, racist, piece of shit.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Think Trump puts the nail into Cruz's coffin tonight in Indiana? I do.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Yup. It did.

[url]http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/04/us/politics/ted-cruz.html?smid=fb-share[/url]


Wonder if he's going to announce his cabinet spots now?

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[url]https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/tony-blair--the-whole-world-has-a-donald-trump-problem-211738120.html[/url]

Tony Blair has always been one of my favorites simply because of his succinct, common sense opinion. He doesn't give grandiose, long wind explanation.

He sums up the current political phenomenon perfectly:


Tony Blair: The whole world has a Donald Trump problem


John Kasich suspended his campaign, and Ted Cruz dropped out last night. It is now likely that Donald Trump will clinch the Republican nomination and move on to the general election.

Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, however, is still hanging on in his battle against frontrunner Hillary Clinton. Sanders, who won the Democratic primary in Indiana last night, celebrated by tweeting “The political revolution wins!” to his two million followers.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair has been paying close attention to the Trump and Sanders races and has some thoughts on the popularity of the unconventional candidates.

“[B]There are insurgent movements to the right and the left that are very populist, very charged with emotion. They’ve come out of people’s anger—they feel that the system isn’t responding to their needs,” he says. [/B]
[B]It’s a global phenomenon, according to Blair. “This is going on in the U.S. with Donald Trump on the one side and Bernie Sanders on the other side, but frankly it’s happening all over Europe,”[/B] he says. Blair’s own center-left Labour Party has struggled to find its voice recently. The party is projected to lose 175 council seats in local elections Thursday, which would mark the worst Labour performance in 35 years.

As wealth stratification rises in the U.S. and through Europe, Blair says the middle class feels underrepresented by government. Nontraditional politicians are picking up on that anger and using it to boost their campaigns, but Blair warns that “anger and answers are two different things, and ultimately we need answers.” Blair worries that the popularity of populist politicians will lead to policy that is harmful to the U.S.

Isolationism would be a disaster for the West, Blair says. “If you start shutting down free trade, you’re not going to create new jobs. You may think you are, but you’re not,” he says. Trump has spoken out against trade agreements such as NAFTA and plans to tighten immigration policy.

Blair says the next U.S. president must be fully engaged in world affairs. “There are new powers arising, there are big challenges around geopolitics, and I want to see an America that’s strong and engaged and providing leadership.”

Centrist politicians, he adds, “need to get their mojo back.” Blair [B]believes they come across as stale and out-of-date to disgruntled voters. Candidates, he says, can no longer have a “this is complicated, leave it to us,” attitude.[/B]

“People are looking at the U.S. and scratching their heads a little bit, [but] it’s happening everywhere,” says Blair



Our political atmosphere is very much anger and emotion.

I really wish folks could get through the emotions, loses their bias and embrace objectivity and simply talk facts, policy and solutions.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[quote=Chico23231;1143483] They’ve come out of people’s anger—[B]they feel that the system isn’t responding to their needs,” he says. [/B] [/quote]


That's because they system ISN'T responding to their needs. People are sick and tired of it.

[quote=Chico23231;1143483]As wealth stratification rises in the U.S. and through Europe, Blair says the middle class feels underrepresented by government. Nontraditional politicians are picking up on that anger and using it to boost their campaigns, but Blair warns that “anger and answers are two different things, and ultimately we need answers.” Blair worries that the popularity of populist politicians will lead to policy that is harmful to the U.S.

Isolationism would be a disaster for the West, Blair says. “If you start shutting down free trade, you’re not going to create new jobs. You may think you are, but you’re not,” he says. Trump has spoken out against trade agreements such as NAFTA and plans to tighten immigration policy. [/quote]

He mentions the wealth disparency, yet then turns around and champions for "free trade". Is this guy a complete fucking moron? Does he understand the ramifications of NAFTA or what any other free trade agreements will do? It'll crush middle class families even more and just divide that gap between the rich and poor even greater. Blair is a corporate shill much like the lot of them.




[quote=Chico23231;1143483]Blair says the next U.S. president must be fully engaged in world affairs. “There are new powers arising, there are big challenges around geopolitics, and I want to see an America that’s strong and engaged and providing leadership.”[/quote]

Ah yes, we need more wars to fight! Thanks Blair.

[quote=Chico23231;1143483]Centrist politicians, he adds, “need to get their mojo back.” Blair [B]believes they come across as stale and out-of-date to disgruntled voters. Candidates, he says, can no longer have a “this is complicated, leave it to us,” attitude.[/B][/quote]


Centrists don't need their mojo back. They need to stop ignoring the people and start representing them instead of the corporate/wealthy donors that give to their campaign.


[quote=Chico23231;1143483]I really wish folks could get through the emotions, loses their bias and embrace objectivity and simply talk facts, policy and solutions.[/quote]

What a load of shit. The facts are the politicians are a bunch of crooked thieves putting money into their pockets (or off shore accounts) and selling out the people they claim to represent. Those are the facts.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Have any of you seen these yet ,the reaction is mixed.I like them.



[url=http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/05/hillary-clinton-wont-let-republicans-forget-never-trump]Clinton Releases a Brutal Anti-Trump Ad | Mother Jones[/url]

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[QUOTE=Giantone;1143531]Have any of you seen these yet ,the reaction is mixed.I like them.







[url=http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/05/hillary-clinton-wont-let-republicans-forget-never-trump]Clinton Releases a Brutal Anti-Trump Ad | Mother Jones[/url][/QUOTE]



So true though. If you do not know that guy is a moron after three seconds of listening to him speak than you probably need therapy too. Lol

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Talked to a couple folks who are excited by this Trump candidacy...I really don't think they know just how bad this is gonna go. Im thinking this is at least a double digit ass kicking...when I suggested this, I was told "how"? I thought to myself...oh boy, they don't have a clue.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[QUOTE=Chico23231;1143606]Talked to a couple folks who are excited by this Trump candidacy...I really don't think they know just how bad this is gonna go. Im thinking this is at least a double digit ass kicking...when I suggested this, I was told "how"? I thought to myself...oh boy, they don't have a clue.[/QUOTE]



Yup takes the old adage "its the blind leading the blind," to a whole new level.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Well, the (presumed) Libertarian candidate has a high positive and broke the 10% polling mark. If he can get on the stage with Clinton and the Donald he might actually sound like the only rational choice LOL

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Still haven't met a Trump supporter. This includes my entire Facebook feed. Kind of nuts. I'm guessing the people who will vote for him are embarrassed?

Republican nominee for President
 

[QUOTE=TheMalcolmConnection;1143622]Still haven't met a Trump supporter. This includes my entire Facebook feed. Kind of nuts. I'm guessing the people who will vote for him are embarrassed?[/QUOTE]



Leave well enough alone my lucky friend.....
Edit: that is nuts though

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

[url]https://garyjohnson2016.com/[/url]

Over the weekend between spending time with boo jank and bbqs, I found a candidate for President that I would actually vote for. Kinda excited to have a dog in the game...If there was any year we needed a 3rd party candidate, its this one.

Take a look at Gary Johnson and the Libertarian party...take time and read through the issues and his common sense approach.

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

This is a big blow to Trump. The Doral is gone.

[url=http://www.golfchannel.com/news/golf-central-blog/trump-tour-moving-doral-tournament-mexico-city/]PGA Tour Moving Doral Tournament to Mexico City | Golf Channel[/url]




[url]https://www.uspolitics.news/2016/06/01/news/2016-elections/donald-trump-loses-golf-tournament-to-mexico/2896[/url]

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

Stephen Hawking on Donald Trump.


[url=http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/stephen-hawking-angers-trump-supporters-with-baffling-array-of-long-words]Stephen Hawking Angers Trump Supporters with Baffling Array of Long Words - The New Yorker[/url]


He has a great sense of humor.


Later in the day, Hawking attempted to clarify his remark about the presumptive Republican Presidential nominee, telling a reporter, “Trump bad man. Real bad man.”

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

I've never been so pissed at politics in my life. He blatantly contradicts himself day in, day out and people literally would eat his feces if he offered it to them.

Every election I've been involved in up to this point, haven't been passionate about. It is the world's biggest mistake if we elect Trump.

Let me be clear, Hillary isn't great either, but Trump would destroy this country (and he's currently working on that right now).

Re: Republican nominee for President
 

malcolm, good morning. and nice post