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Someone asked me what I think of Trump. Here was my reply. He is a bombastic race-baiting nativist blowhard whose narcissism borders on psychopathy. Was I too hard on him?
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And yet he is leading the polls for his party. Amazing.
He is saying what a lot of people want to say, but are afraid to. He is very appealing to a lot of people. No matter what he says, his numbers go up. And he is getting so much publicity. You missed misogynist and narcissist. |
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I just don't get it. The dumbing down of the U.S. continues unabated. On both sides of the aisle.
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I would respond but I'm busy deleting my emails from my server.
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I am waiting for him to grow a Hitler mustache.
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I saw a picture of Hillary one time that looked like she was trying to grow one. :shock:
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She did but the media edits the photos
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The long, sordid antivaccine history of Donald Trump xxx8211; Respectful Insolence
It appears that he is also strongly anti-vaccine. |
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Population control to make room for the flood.
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No the ones who are refusing food in various countries because it is from the Red Cross. Apparently the Cross is not something they accept for any reason.
Search the internet and you will see the flood. |
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I don't like the Red Cross but not for the same reason.
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Yes, the Red Cross has it's problems but giving food to people in those places should not be rejected. Watching the people take food away from little children who were asking for it and throwing it on the tracks is not good.
This is just one link and you wont see it on any commercial TV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRhI0Xqv5Rc This one is the result of Frances inability to control the influx https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu-iCNuaMO0 |
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I wonder how much hair spray he uses? Does he order from Amazon?
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Hillary loans hers to him.
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Just the servers
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Looks like Trump is losing the polls to someone who actually may be goofier than him.
Amazing how the American people can be duped. Maybe we should run Lunkhead for president. |
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My 1st order of bizz as president will be to make a national chicken salad sammich day...
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We need to get a non politician like a carpenter or auto mechanic.
Demo side either a liar or Marxist \Repub side other than the brain surgeon not much better. |
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Not a true statesman among them.
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There are some who are dropping the F bomb now about Trump. Fascist. Listening to him lately, I don't think it misses the mark by much.
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He is driving the media and traditional politicians crazy.
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I think he's driving pretty much everybody crazy.
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Except for those being polled...
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You have a good point there. It's inexplicable. This race is shaping up to be a real mind bender. Throw rational thought out the window as it won't be required to make a choice.
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It actually makes sense.
The east and west coast media have a vested interest in being against Trump. The voters don't seem to have the same concerns. |
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Why do you think the media has it out for the guy? And don't you think it's warranted? I mean he is a wee bit on the nutty side.
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He is not conventional and not Hillary. Two things the media likes.
He doesn't have a PAC and doesn't need big money buyers (not the Kochs or even the Unions either). So no one who wants to buy a candidate likes him. But the voters apparently do! Should they be rough on him? That comes with the territory. He seems to be a viable candidate to a lot of people. Nutty or not :) |
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The media has a lot to loose if he wins. For the last 7 years they have totally ignored the idiot currently in the office and gave Hillary a pass when the embassy fiasco took place. As it is now known, emailing her daughter the real issue details and telling the citizens total lies is just the tip of the iceberg. She was fired shortly after graduating from Yale while working for a very left wing liberal.
Hillary Rodham ; was fired for lying and being unethical when she was a 27-year-old working on the Watergate investigation. Jerry Zeifman, a counsel and chief of staff of the House Judiciary Committee, who supervised Clinton on the Watergate investigation. Zeifmans 2006 book, "Hillarys Pursuit of Power" states that she "engaged in a variety of self-serving unethical practices in violation of House rules." Sooooo do we need another liar in the office? |
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We'll see what happens when voters cast ballots in primaries.
Heck, if I'm cornered into responding to a pollster I might say I'm voting for Trump just to mess with them and the Republican party. I got suckered into attending an Amway con....I mean sales presentation. I walked out maybe 15 minutes into it and the presenter still hadn't mentioned the product. It was all about aspirations and goals, not the getting there part. Advertising, politics, salesman, politicians, all the same. |
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You went to a Amway event? Scary, very scary. Years ago one of my uncles started doing the Amway thing and worked himself up to a moderate high position. At that point his underlings were given to someone else and he basically had nothing. He did not fit the "image" that Amway wanted to present so they drove him out.
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A friend from the office called and said he had a business opportunity. Did not say what it was, just asked me to come over. I went out of courtesy because he was a friend. There were about 30 people he invited. The pitchman was someone else. As I say, the pitch is selling you on a high life but leaving out the particulars of the product and the work. But no one going into Amway, like my friend, wanted to work. Nobody gets to the high life by working. They all want to manage the suckers who are working. We weren't friends after that.
I see Trump and all the other policians and wannabes doing the same thing. Trump's pitch is to a different idea of the "good life", which to me is repugnant in a lot of ways when you think about the getting there, but he seems to be selling the heck out of it. As I say, we'll see if he closes the deal. My bet is he won't. Posted via BlackBerryForums.com Mobile |
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None of them are worth one penny... |
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None of them are worth a bucket of whale poop. |
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As I said , We need to get a non politician like a carpenter or auto mechanic or plumber
At least the plumber knows where the poop comes from. |
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As far as the rest, I long ago gave up thinking it really makes a difference. Posted via BlackBerryForums.com Mobile |
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As I mentioned earlier, not a statesman among them. When was the last time the Republican Party put up a truly good nominee? Or at the very least, a good fiscal conservative. I'm afraid that if, God forbid, Trump gets the nomination, he'll be run over by the Clinton political machine. And Carson won't fare any better. What a mess.
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Based on the latest you are correct in your original thinking.
all political correctness until the problem hits close to the reporters. Obama's kid is looking at schools. her high school cost 40k per year and the secret service protection runs about 200k. If she goes to Yale the SS cost will be around 280k as reported by the Washington times. Seems like the issue wont be on their minds with all the security. |
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The only security is if you can respond and return fire.
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Yep, 380 in the pocket
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He's like a little kid in the sandbox who wants all the toys. What a train wreck.
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I think he has all the toys already or can buy them.
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Nah, he's got other toys in mind. God forbid he gets them.
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Do you think his wife plays with his toys? :oops:
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Hillary vs. Trump will be very interesting.
If Bernie ever gets Hillary to allow him to run in the DNC and opens up the secret database for supporters it will be even more interesting. Of course Hillary knows nothing about the servers with the information. |
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Trumps nomination will get us nothing but Hillary. He's the biggest joke to hit the presidential circuit since...well forever. I can't believe the train wreck we're all witnessing now. Get ready for another President Clinton.
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Where's Lunk? We need him to weigh in here!
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A few of the "regulars" are missing and I suspect they are lurking in the shadows8-)
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This is a terribly sad election cycle, one that has been dominated by fear and paranoia.
My preferred candidate on the GOP side has no chance to be nominated, even though I suspect in a general election he would do quite well as he sits between the far left and the far right. Two kudos to anybody who can guess who that candidate might be. |
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G Pataki?
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These numbers are from various pollsters.
Trump 34% 36% 39% 36% 40% 41% 38% 36.37% Cruz 18% 11% 18% 14% 9% 14% 14% 13.84% Rubio 13% 9% 11% 10% 7% 10% 10% 11.53% Carson 6% 12% 9% 11% 10% 9% 11% 10.47% Bush 7% 7% 3% 7% 7% 3% 7% 5.52% Christie 5% 2% 3% 3% 3% 2% 4% 3.26% Huckabee 4% 1% 1% 5% 3% 2% 2% 2.49% Paul 2% 3% 3% 3% 3% 2% 3% 2.47% Fiorina 4% 2% 3% 3% 3% 2% 1% 2.43% Kasich 2% 2%- 2% 2% 2% 3% 1% 2.01% Graham 1% 0%- 0% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1.03% Pataki 0%- 0%- 0%- 0% 0%- 1% 1% - 1.02% Santorum 1% 0%- 0%- 0%- 0% - 1% 0% 0.89% % listing 1 Public Policy Polling (Dec 17) 2 Morning Consult (Dec 17) 3 Fox News (Dec 17) 4 Reuters / Ipsos (Dec 16) 5 MSNBC (Dec 18) 6 Monmouth University (Dec 13) 7 ABC / Washington Post (Dec 13) 8 CNN 15-day average Democratic are based on poll location Clinton 48% 41% Sanders 39% 47% O'Malley 2% 6% Some may not like the numbers in the final two but 58% for Trump over Clinton 53% for Cruz over Clinton 49% for Cruz over Sanders Don't panic the numbers change every time someone opens their mouth. some go up and some go down. Watching the Demo debate it seems Clinton is expert at avoiding and Sanders seems to be trying to play nice. |
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You nailed it mriff.
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The reason he's so low is he makes sense and he's in a liberal state. Time will tell, strange things happen.
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We elect the clowns we deserve.
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Sad but true
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I heard a radio interview with Pataki early on and liked what he had to say. Seemed sensible and smart. Didn't seem like a bombastic race baiting nativist blowhard like the guy who is leading.
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"Clinton got schlonged. She lost, I mean she lost." Donald J. Trump discussing Clinton's primary race with Obama. This race will be good for the country only for its comedic value.
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Yes and yes. And every stand up comic and impersonator out there. You just can't make this stuff up.
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It's reality tv on a grand scale.
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She has lied from the day she left Yale and continues to, to this day. Every politician does stretch the truth and is usually caught. The issue with her is she does not care and keeps pushing her lies. People used to get pissed if the facts were wrong. now the media just selectively moves on to the next story. If you watch the actual video of a top headline you will see how words are dropped or added to make any candidate on the right look bad. Sadly a lot of people believe the media without any verification.
A local New Haven ( Yale area) video ran showing her during her yale days and she sounded like an extreme liberal rich kid. Her first lawyer job was a clue to the future. Hillary Clinton ( 27 ) was asked to leave from the House Judiciary Committee's Watergate investigation by Chief Counsel Jerry Zeifman. Some said she was fired but the reality is she was just asked to leave. It might have caused too much additional politics at the time to fire her. It may be the good ones will not run because of the negative media attacks if they don't fit the NBC ideas. Ok I'm done and guess who I'm not voting for |
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At this point she may honestly not know the difference at this point in her life.
On other hand I heard she was part of the Arkansas mafia years ago. Not sure what that means but it sounded interesting. |
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There are only 34 Italians in Arkansas and she is not one.
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What difference at this point does it make!? :razz:
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She wasn't part of the mafia in Arkansas. They were there to keep Bill's philandering secret.
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Ok then 33
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Palin has endorsed Trump. My life is complete now.
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Trump/Palin or Palin/Trump 16!
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I saw this reference recently. "If elected, Donald Trump would be the first President to own a strip club."
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I stand by my OP. He is a bombastic race-baiting nativist blowhard whose narcissism borders on psychopathy.
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I read that Whoopi Goldberg said that if Trump was elected she would leave the country.
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Some things would be worth the sacrifice I suppose.
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Maybe she will leave on the starship Enterprise but if she does leave I want her to take Joy Behar with her:x:x
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Who is Joy Behar? Is that the woman who has become famous by saying stupid stuff on that stupid daytime talk show?
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Behar is just one of many who tried to make it sound like she has the right answers to everything. It's so easy to predict what she will say before she opens her mouth.
I have heard Whoopi defend both sides when it was honestly something she did not agree with. I would rather have someone speak from logic and commitment than Behar who speaks out of her A-- most time. Now we have Bloomberg entering the race because Bernie is gaining in the polls. Hillary has 6 people show up at one of her last engagements. she did not mind because she was paid $500k for the talk. she held a "women only" conference for $2700 per plate and only 50 people registered so she opened it up to men the day before. Still only has 50 attend. Now if we could figure out how to make that much replying to Blackberry problems we would all be happy. |
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The Donald got beat tonight. Strong showing by Rubio. Not so much by Jeb. Cruz has no chance going forward. At least I hope not.
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Cruz scares me more than Trump does.
Rubio did much better than expected. Winning Iowa is not a good indicator on getting the nomination. A long way to go. On to New Hampshire. |
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Quite frankly not one of the those still standing interest me and quite a few of them scare the hell out of me. |
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Trump states many things people are upset with but some of it is a bit wild.
Cruz seems to be playing to the crowd Rubio seems logical but flips on a few things Carson is good but does not seem to have the fire to fight back Clinton is a full blown liar and is headed to jail if the politics does not stop the indictments Sanders is willing to give everything to people for free thinking the top 1% will pay for it. The bigger issue is the media is doing it's best to steer the people with the crooked level of reporting, example is the reporting Carson quit when in fact he just left to get a clean suit. As I said before we need a few plumbers or farmers to run and dump the politicians. |
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Cruz is only interested in governing by platitude. He's a scary individual. And he looks like grandpa Munster on The Addams Family.
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If anyone thought Ted Cruz was presidential material, that notion should be dispelled by now. What an underhanded thing to do to Carson on caucus night. And then he defended the actions of his team. Hard to believe the two front runners for the Republican nomination are Cruz and Trump. What happened to the Grand Old Party? I suspect those two will fall by the wayside as the process moves forward. At least I hope so.
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And how about ol' Bernie? Giving ol' Hils a run for her (considerable) money. Good for him. At least that race will be a little interesting until Hils outruns him.
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I will give Bernie respect for likely being the only honest one running. I don't like his positions but at least he is honest. Being honest is not a good thing if you are a politician. No, I would not vote for him.
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Nah, I wouldn't either. Nor for Hils. Nor for Trump. If it ends up be Hils v Trump (unlikely) I just simply won't vote for President.
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I truly wish he would just go away.
"If and when the Vatican is attacked by ISIS, which as everyone knows is ISIS's ultimate trophy, I can promise you that the Pope would have only wished and prayed that Donald Trump would have been president," Trump added. |
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Some of the stuff he touts is what a lot of people are thinking but some is from a guy who does not have any filters. The media changes the story to suit who knows who. Yes Bernie is honest but if you look at the real numbers
2013 40% pay no tax 2014 45% pay no tax 2014 1% pay 49% of the taxes projected 2015 numbers per WSJ and others 53% pay no tax top 1% pay 52% the scary part is 46 % pay the rest. If the numbers keep going up of people who pay nothing there wont be enough people to pay for the free everything Bernie wants to give. A lot of people don't realize the issues and only see the one thing they want. I really like the referral for those getting Social Security / Medicare as receiving something for nothing. Ever look at the deductions for SSI and Medicare on your pay?. Free? nope, you pay in advance. Lawmakers do pay 8 percent of their salaries into their pension system, although this only compensates for about 1/5 of the typical lifetime benefit. We cover the rest as taxpayers. Ok the fun continues Member of Congress began to pay into Social Security in 1983, as part of a government-wide pension overhaul. In addition, Members of Congress DO NOT draw the “same pension” as their pay in the last year of office as suggested in a rumor circulating on the Internet; only federal judges do that under the term “retirement pay.” Still, the formula is quite generous, and, with 20-25 years, a Member of Congress could retire with up to 80 percent of his or her salary replaced. Of course, the only cap on how fast their benefits rise is the rate of increase in CPI. For this reason, Congressional pensions can and frequently do exceed a Member’s final salary, but only after a few years in retirement, when COLAS begin to kick in. In the final analysis, Congressional pension benefits are 2-3 times more generous than what a similarly-salaried executive could expect to receive upon retiring from the private sector. That ought to be enough to concern any taxpayer or voter. |
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I find the recent spat with the Pope to be humorous. Maybe there are related.
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