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Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party
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He's too real for politicians to associate with him. I can alreayd predict the GOP will cut ties with him.
It would probably be the best thing to happen for Trump. It won't stop him, he'll run as an Independent, which means he'll more than likely nominate himself as the winner of his party a go directly to the Presidential debate VS Bush and Clinton (It's obvious them who will win the nominations). Therefore Trump won't have to waste time arguing against his own party and he'll be able to campaign more.
He will truly owe nothing to nobody, not even a political party. It will finally, after several decades, give the American people that "Third Option" that is so badly needed
Who predicts this will happen?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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it's go nowhere and achieve nothing, because Trump is a spineless turd.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21900266 - 07/05/15 09:46 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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How exactly does a political party cut ties with someone?
Rubio, Bush and Romney already denounced his Mexican comment, but that's all that's going to happen to him. He will indeed be included in the Republican debates.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900279 - 07/05/15 09:48 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Trump is irrelevant. Which is not to say that he wasn't 100% correct about the border issue.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900281 - 07/05/15 09:48 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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akira_akuma said: it's go nowhere and achieve nothing, because Trump is a spineless turd.
Trump has shown more spine thus far than ANY other candidate
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
#21900287 - 07/05/15 09:49 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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everyone was correct about the border issue. that's what makes it an issue.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10] 1
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How many times has trump said he's gonna run? He just does EVERYTHING he can to make his name relevant wherever possible. No matter how shameless.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900292 - 07/05/15 09:50 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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akira_akuma said: everyone was correct about the border issue. that's what makes it an issue.
Not Bush Fuck amnesty.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900294 - 07/05/15 09:50 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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akira_akuma said: it's go nowhere and achieve nothing, because Trump is a spineless turd.
At least he brings up a few subject matters that the R's and D's are not allowed to discuss.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: LuSiD enthusiast]
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LuSiD enthusiast said: How many times has trump said he's gonna run? He just does EVERYTHING he can to make his name relevant wherever possible. No matter how shameless.
Lots, but this time he has already joined the race. He's more of a candidate than Scott Walker at this point.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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akira_akuma said: it's go nowhere and achieve nothing, because Trump is a spineless turd.
Trump has shown more spine thus far than ANY other candidate 
fakery. he's shown pronounced fakery and he's not a good advocate for your country. to follow Obama up with THAT GUY?
the administration will become a laughing stock and we may have dead Mexican Baby Tree's erected as a surmount to the succeeding idiocy.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said: it's go nowhere and achieve nothing, because Trump is a spineless turd.
Trump has shown more spine thus far than ANY other candidate 
fakery. he's shown pronounced fakery and he's not a good advocate for your country. to follow Obama up with THAT GUY?
the administration will become a laughing stock and we may have dead Mexican Baby Tree's erected as a surmount to the succeeding idiocy.
Trump would be much better than most politicians considering he wouldn't have any favors to pay back or reelection to worry about.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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akira_akuma said: everyone was correct about the border issue. that's what makes it an issue.
Not Bush Fuck amnesty.
Bush was just taking a side on the issue, like you are/were.
that's why it's an issue. amnesty could have worked, or people could have just nope and erected a Berlin wall-esque-type-scenario, and then just shut out everyone from Mexico and let it rot and sequester itself from the inside out.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900313 - 07/05/15 09:56 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Amnesty isn't the correct response to the issue IMO.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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Trump would be much better than most politicians considering he wouldn't have any favors to pay back or reelection to worry about.
now how do you know that he'd be better off? a single man's mind cannot make all the decision's that is going to decide the reaction's of how many people in the US? you have to please EVERYONE, and it's not the president's job to even pander to anyone particular side, but it is his job to choose what's best for the country as a whole...i don't think Trump has the brain power to consider these possibilities.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
#21900322 - 07/05/15 09:59 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Webster10 said: Amnesty isn't the correct response to the issue IMO.
no it isn't, not in the case of Mexican's getting run out of there country en masse, they haven't no place to go but up.
but boots on the ground (as they say) might help settle things, if we can handle that sort of operation without making a mess, that is.
but other than actually supplying the right people in Mexico, which certainly isn't the authorities there, than no, there isn't much else you can do save giving people registration en masse, which theoretically could be done, though with alot of work. in the long run though, you get tons of resources with people willing to do trade for dirt cheap, but then you also got the USA-Mexican concavity situation going on, which'd be hilarious. never trust Banana's or Beer again.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900323 - 07/05/15 10:00 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Trump would be much better than most politicians considering he wouldn't have any favors to pay back or reelection to worry about.
now how do you know that he'd be better off? a single man's mind cannot make all the decision's that is going to decide the reaction's of how many people in the US? you have to please EVERYONE, and it's not the president's job to even pander to anyone particular side, but it is his job to choose what's best for the country as a whole...i don't think Trump has the brain power to consider these possibilities.
It's not the presidents job, yet that's all they do. Please the people of their own political party and pay back favors. And if they're especially coniving, they could possibly slip in a few pieces of legislation to help them fatten their wallets when they leave office.
Trump wouldn't give a shit about public opinion, paying back favors to donors, or reelection. Trump is someone who knows good people and he would probably bring in an extremely competent staff in with him into office that could get shit done. Trump is a much better candidate than most.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
#21900330 - 07/05/15 10:02 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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given that perhaps this is a choice between a Douche and shit-sandwich, then i guess i'll have to concede.
it won't be Trump making all the important decision's, i think, however.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
#21900339 - 07/05/15 10:05 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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LuSiD enthusiast said: How many times has trump said he's gonna run? He just does EVERYTHING he can to make his name relevant wherever possible. No matter how shameless.
Lots, but this time he has already joined the race. He's more of a candidate than Scott Walker at this point.
No. Trump has no shot and I don't think that Walker has even announced yet
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10] 4
#21900350 - 07/05/15 10:09 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: idiotek]
#21900365 - 07/05/15 10:12 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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it really makes a wonder out of the mindset of people...Trump for pres. 2016. whoo.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900371 - 07/05/15 10:13 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Geoff Peterson said: Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
Every politician is a "thinly veiled publicity stunt".
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: qman]
#21900397 - 07/05/15 10:20 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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and you're erring on the side of the biggest spectacle of all of them.
i'd like to see Trump's take on Foreign Policy with allies and Russia and the Arabian "situation". *nudge blow them up*
it'll be a shit show to see everything go into Tank mode, and see Trump crush people witlessly.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: idiotek]
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Geoff Peterson said: Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900426 - 07/05/15 10:28 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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I can already imagine Trump not be walked over by Putin.
I can already imagine Trump telling China to stop manipulating it currency otherwaise the US won't pay them interest anymore (You cheat, I cheat)
He's not a guy that fucks around. You can call him an idiot all you want, but you don't build high class hotels all over the world and become a billionaire by accident. You can't even become a billionaire by winning the Powerball.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
#21900436 - 07/05/15 10:31 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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the current underbelly in the strata of US democracy is blind subservience and isn't really politics. it's crust ready to shatter, and all the fine fallen bits will feed the soil for a new generation of blunderer's. oh Zappa, i do opine, that we will be seeing an even keel of wars waging on the very declination that we are hinging on, to propose therefore a new level of sophistication born of needy teeth gritting cubicled sadness.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21900443 - 07/05/15 10:34 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Patlal said: I can already imagine Trump not be walked over by Putin.
I can already imagine Trump telling China to stop manipulating it currency otherwaise the US won't pay them interest anymore (You cheat, I cheat)
He's not a guy that fucks around. You can call him an idiot all you want, but you don't build high class hotels all over the world and become a billionaire by accident. You can't even become a billionaire by winning the Powerball.
LOL he's a business man, not a politician, he's not even consul - he's conciliatory. it's all but a mild pandiculation that he's got to offer. he'll be placating himself to China's banana's in no time.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21900471 - 07/05/15 10:42 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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What's wrong with having a businessman as the leader of a country anyway. It's welcomed change if you asked me.
Look at all the background of the GOP candidates: https://www.gop.com/presidential-straw-poll/
Only 2 of them stick out. A business man and a neurosurgeon. The rest are all the same. Senators, governors, congressmen... All the same damm background.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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hmmm, they stick out why though?
sometimes this is the music in my head when i post.
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I'm disenfranchised with the idea of the President. None of the people that are even talking about running represent me or how I want things to be run. Party ideology is as retarded as the people that subscribe to it (very).
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: abltsandwich]
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i like at 10:00 you get a nice promotion of Boulez Conducts Zappa. excellent album.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Paul Walker's gone dude, you've gotta let him go.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: starfire_xes]
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I think most politicians are good leaders. That's why people vote for them.
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No. Most politicians are good actors and have a carefully choreographed presentation that gets people excited about them.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: abltsandwich]
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No, they are mostly hucksters. The qualifications for being a leader are not the same as the qualifications to scam people into voting for you. One is sales, the other is management. They rarely overlap.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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they can't manage shit. that's exactly the problem.
a clear concise execution of financial and policy decision's, get more money than you had, and leave what was left behind untouched as much as possible.
no war mongering or silly republican revisionist psychobabble required.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Nah, a good leader can inveigle and manipulate people into voting for them. If they're a terrible person and can still pull that off, that's even more impressive. As long as a number of people put their trust into them to make the decisions, that person could be considered a leader. The best leader would just straight up take it regardless of what others thought.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: abltsandwich]
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I didn't say they never overlap. I said they rarely do. Currently we have a feckless cunt in the White House and Representatives who only give a shit about staying in office. Real leadership is mostly absent. That's what happens when you allow morons to vote
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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How do you keep morons from voting? Doesn't everyone see most everyone else as morons in the same way that everyone thinks they're the best driver on the road?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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They also tend to be mostly lawyers. This is not coincidental.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: idiotek]
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No it isn't. Like I said earlier, hucksters. Lawyers are professional bullshit artists and most of them couldn't manage a carwash.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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they should be politicians. caring about their own, sustaining effective policy's and X'ing the not. certainly not lawyers.
they should live for political science, live as eraser and creator of the component's that make everyone around us feel squared away, while we reap the benefits. we need not plunderer's and scavenger's.
they are convincer's to their polity and poller's but most of all, they are the one's who manage the do's and do not's, and since all coordinate measure's rely on one another, it needs to remain consistent.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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politics is like how a dog will just bark at some shit that isn't either there or at least isn't even near it, and is basically harmless.
what we need is the son of Mr. Green Genes to really start taking the hold.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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A good leader is able to attract the vote simply by being himself.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Lead with confidence and purpose and people will follow
That is quite bullshit. Good leaders rarely win popularity contests and that is what the elections are.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the [Re: zappaisgod]
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Geoff Peterson said: Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
True, I see it the same way. The publicity he gets will put lots of money in his pocket and bring deals to the table. If he can avoid any more Mexican type remarks. No shot of winning but I'd take him over jeb, hill-bily, obumble or most of the rest. It is a publicity stunt. No the gop will not go on record as disavowing him though individuals will.
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True, take a look at obumble's handling of the economy. Or of foreign affairs, or damn near anything. Give me a businessman over a lawyer anyday.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the [Re: Stonehenge]
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ugh who is more bloodsucking? Stonehedge you really would suck the blood out of a stone.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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LuSiD enthusiast said: How many times has trump said he's gonna run? He just does EVERYTHING he can to make his name relevant wherever possible. No matter how shameless.
Lots, but this time he has already joined the race. He's more of a candidate than Scott Walker at this point.
No. Trump has no shot and I don't think that Walker has even announced yet
Exactly my point. Someone suggested trump wasn't a real candidate, and I refuted that by noting that Walker, a potential presidential candidate, hasn't entered the race yet. ATM, trump is more of a candidate than walker.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: idiotek]
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Geoff Peterson said: Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
Feel bad for me all you want. Whatever his motives may be, he would kick ass in office. Who in your opinion would be a better candidate?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Yeah, in Iowa. Nationally Trump is ranking second only behind bush
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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People are just tired of being force fed these stiffs and having to choose the lesser of the evils.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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im pretty sure walker can't win period because all the unions will refuse to vote for him
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Stonehenge]
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Stonehenge said: People are just tired of being force fed these stiffs and having to choose the lesser of the evils.
Nobody is being forcefed anything. There's more than 10 candidates. If you don't think that's enough run yourself. Guess how much that will decrease the percentage of idiots in the field.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the [Re: Stonehenge]
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True, I see it the same way. The publicity he gets will put lots of money in his pocket and bring deals to the table. If he can avoid any more Mexican type remarks. No shot of winning but I'd take him over jeb, hill-bily, obumble or most of the rest. It is a publicity stunt. No the gop will not go on record as disavowing him though individuals will.
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True, take a look at obumble's handling of the economy. Or of foreign affairs, or damn near anything. Give me a businessman over a lawyer anyday.
What exactly is wrong with the economy?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: makaveli8x8]
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makaveli8x8 said: 10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
Lol. They don't have the work ethic. Why do you think they are on welfare?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the [Re: koods]
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Geoff Peterson said: Trump is not a serious contender and will never be seen as one by the electorate. He's essentially a media whoring sideshow spectacle and it's amusing that you guys are even giving him a serious second thought. If you can't see through the thinly veiled publicity stunt then I feel bad for you.
True, I see it the same way. The publicity he gets will put lots of money in his pocket and bring deals to the table. If he can avoid any more Mexican type remarks. No shot of winning but I'd take him over jeb, hill-bily, obumble or most of the rest. It is a publicity stunt. No the gop will not go on record as disavowing him though individuals will.
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zappaisgod said: No it isn't. Like I said earlier, hucksters. Lawyers are professional bullshit artists and most of them couldn't manage a carwash.
True, take a look at obumble's handling of the economy. Or of foreign affairs, or damn near anything. Give me a businessman over a lawyer anyday.
What exactly is wrong with the economy?
Is this a joke question? Labor participation is at '70s level when women were just starting to join the work force and wages are utterly stagnant. The insurance companies are seeking huge rate increases because of idiotcare and the only thing we have going for us is that Europe is worse. In terms of foreign affairs he, Clinton and Kerry have been complete rubes.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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makaveli8x8 said: 10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
Lol. They don't have the work ethic. Why do you think they are on welfare?
according to mass media its because of racism and the lack of feminism
regardless, that is what america is mostly comprised of, so its leader should be what the majority represents, which is losers.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: makaveli8x8]
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makaveli8x8 said: 10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
You want someone who is unsuccessful to run your country?
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True, I see it the same way. The publicity he gets will put lots of money in his pocket and bring deals to the table. If he can avoid any more Mexican type remarks. No shot of winning but I'd take him over jeb, hill-bily, obumble or most of the rest. It is a publicity stunt. No the gop will not go on record as disavowing him though individuals will.
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zappaisgod said: No it isn't. Like I said earlier, hucksters. Lawyers are professional bullshit artists and most of them couldn't manage a carwash.
True, take a look at obumble's handling of the economy. Or of foreign affairs, or damn near anything. Give me a businessman over a lawyer anyday.
What exactly is wrong with the economy?
Is this a joke question? Labor participation is at '70s level when women were just starting to join the work force and wages are utterly stagnant. The insurance companies are seeking huge rate increases because of idiotcare and the only thing we have going for us is that Europe is worse. In terms of foreign affairs he, Clinton and Kerry have been complete rubes.
I lol'd at how spot on that was.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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I"m all for an amnesty as long as the US takes everything north of the panama canal and distributed it amongst the folks in the US. I need a vacation home
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Nobody is being forcefed anything. .
According to the media, all those are to be ignored and only jeb and hill are serious. If you don't think americans are force fed, why have we had nothing but losers for president lately including most of the candidates that lost?
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Who said that was not enough? My complaint is the media and the repubmocrat party picking losers for us to choose from. If that is not force feeding then the public is not mostly sheep.
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Nobody is being forcefed anything. .
According to the media, all those are to be ignored and only jeb and hill are serious. If you don't think americans are force fed, why have we had nothing but losers for president lately including most of the candidates that lost?
The NYTimes published an article called Jeb Bush's arrogance that made him out to be a joke. A lot of papers publish articles that make Clinton out to be a joke. There is no consensus throughout the media about who is serious and who isn't. Left-leaning papers mostly worship Hillary and bash most all repubs. And vice versa.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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you cant be serious... trump would give MORE money to the rich, further the wealth gap. He is literally about killing the poor and giving there money to the 1%
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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makaveli8x8 said: 10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
You want someone who is unsuccessful to run your country?
yes because they will care more about what most of america wants, not what most of the 1% want. Most who are rich were born rich, built apon things that were built before them, empires. Regardless, of weither u agree with that or not, the simple fact remains, the rich want to stay rich, they arn't going to give 2 shits about the small people.
see a bum would make sure everyone on the street had a box to live in, a bucket to shit in, and a puddle of water to drink and clean cloths in. Do the rich ever talk about providing those things? Never. They say those things are like being born with a silver spoon, the bums need to earn those things, by applying for jobs repeatedly in dirty clothes to be turned down, to use their job references they have of other bums with no phones, logical things u know
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: kakashi68]
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are you saying the democrats wouldnt? isnt that what obama did, isnt that what clinton did? since when is this not what politicians do. I mean the clintons were the poorest presidential family to leave the white house when they had only $40 million in the bank and were so broke they had to steal all of the W keys from the keyboards in the whitehouse so they could buy fuel for their private jet
so let me ask, if the poor are poor, what money do they have for trump to take and give to the rich? #entitledproblems
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: makaveli8x8]
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>a bum would make sure everyone on the street had a box to live in, a bucket to shit in, and a puddle of water to drink and clean cloths in
Is that how you want to live? We already have a bum in the white house.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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I'm going to vote for him.
Here is why he won't win though. Fox is republican and CNN is Democrat. All other networks are one or the other. Trump doesn't need the lobbyist money so the lobbyist are scared of him. Do you all have any clue how much lobbyist pay BOTH sides? They do that so no matter who wins, their interest will be taken care of. Here lies the problem.
Trump doesn't need their money and that's why he will make a good president. I'm sure all presidents want to do good but they gotta take care of the people that got them into office. So before you know it they are cutting deals for oil and letting jobs get sent over seas with no resistance.
Trump won't let this kind of shit happen, but since he's not going to get told what to do by his party he will not get good publicity on the networks. I hope he gets "kicked" out of the party.
Democrats and republicans are whats fucking wrong with the system people. No matter what they believe in they go with what their party tells them too, group mentality. The nice trusty senator you voted in doesn't get to do what he wants, he gets told what to do by the others or he will get black balled. We need people that aren't directly connected to the republican and democrat parties.
Fox will push Bush and CNN will push Hillary. You'll only hear about what they want you to hear about Trump.
If you think anyone that gets nominated by their party and elected president will make a difference your majorly fucking wrong.
The republicans have a to do list if their guy wins and the democrats have a to do list if their guy wins. Who ever is nominated already has been told what they're going to do if they get elected. It's not their choice.
90% of what he says it true but America is so politically correct that they are offened by what he says, even though they agree with it.
"He wants to send illegals back to Mexico!?!? OMG I can't believe he said that that's terrible, he's terrible. Even though Paco don't pay taxes and took my job he should be allowed to stay here, Trump is just mean! Mexicans should be allowed to sneak into our county and commit crimes and not pay taxes and stay here. boo trump"
says pussy america
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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You have it all wrong dude. He's a billionaire because he always has a price.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman]
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because he made alot of money he has a price? Do you know how rich Jeb bush is. He has a house that no one knows about a mile or two away from me that is more expensive than any house that trump owns I bet ya. It's the most expensive house/proptery in the Florida keys
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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ShootinD5nukes said: I'm going to vote for him.
Here is why he won't win though. Fox is republican and CNN is Democrat. All other networks are one or the other. Trump doesn't need the lobbyist money so the lobbyist are scared of him.
No they aren't. They are all liberal except for Fox. So is the entertainment media and the print media for the most part. The cons have talk radio. That's it. Trump is a serial bankrupt who rips creditors off and has basically made a career on bombast and no substance. Nah. I like the idea of a businessman but I know this guy and he is garbage. We need him like we need a new asshole. Which is exactly what we will get if he wins.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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Uhh, yeah. The guy once said, verbatim, "The world could go to shit and I wouldn't lose a dime."
Bush has a price too, apparently.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Do you not understand that if either bush or hillary(whoever gets the nomination) gets elected your fucked still. they aren't going to do anything new are you kidding me. try something new. Aren't you tired of what the republican and democratic parties are doing to america?
do you think obama was setting in bed talking to his wife when he's came up with half that shit that he's done? fuck no. someone calls him and says this is what your going to do. and he says yes sir.
go trump, or any third party really.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman]
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Bush has a price too, apparently.
do you think for half a second the same can't be said for Obama? lol at you dude
even if the you elected a tree frog, he's going to do what ever his party tells him to if he was nominated by them. I'm blown away that you all don't see that.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the [Re: zappaisgod]
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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Bush has a price too, apparently.
do you think for half a second the same can't be said for Obama? lol at you dude
even if the you elected a tree frog, he's going to do what ever his party tells him to if he was nominated by them. I'm blown away that you all don't see that.
Where did I say that? Show me.
But is Obama a billionaire? Has he made a fortune making business decisions that effect people in broad spectrums? As far as I know, no.
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ShootinD5nukes said: because he made alot of money he has a price? Do you know how rich Jeb bush is. He has a house that no one knows about a mile or two away from me that is more expensive than any house that trump owns I bet ya. It's the most expensive house/proptery in the Florida keys
Hillary has a net worth of $35million, bill clinton has a net worth of $100million, like the way thy split if for political campaigns so they can say hillary is so poor. she's all for the common people when she gives a speech for $150k per day
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman]
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so because he's rich he's going to be a bad president? obama has made some fucking terrible decisions and he's not a billionaire. So anyone can make bad decisions. Atleast Trump won't be a puppet like obama and bush will.
The best thing about trump your saying is the worst part. Would you really not rather have a president that doesn't have to please an entire party and the lobbyist that put millions in there election funds?
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
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ShootinD5nukes said: because he made alot of money he has a price? Do you know how rich Jeb bush is. He has a house that no one knows about a mile or two away from me that is more expensive than any house that trump owns I bet ya. It's the most expensive house/proptery in the Florida keys
Hillary has a net worth of $35million, bill clinton has a net worth of $100million, like the way thy split if for political campaigns so they can say hillary is so poor. she's all for the common people when she gives a speech for $150k per day
exactly. they all make a shit ton of money. Trump just doesn't have to suck everyones dick to get it.
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
XL is just another liberal.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Prisoner#1]
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they're on the money for a reason, sweetcheeks.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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ShootinD5nukes said: because he made alot of money he has a price? Do you know how rich Jeb bush is. He has a house that no one knows about a mile or two away from me that is more expensive than any house that trump owns I bet ya. It's the most expensive house/proptery in the Florida keys
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ShootinD5nukes said: Do you not understand that if either bush or hillary(whoever gets the nomination) gets elected your fucked still. they aren't going to do anything new are you kidding me. try something new. Aren't you tired of what the republican and democratic parties are doing to america?
do you think obama was setting in bed talking to his wife when he's came up with half that shit that he's done? fuck no. someone calls him and says this is what your going to do. and he says yes sir.
go trump, or any third party really.
What do you think Trump can do that will improve my state? This Illuminatti bullshit is just that. Bullshit. Trump is no less beholden because he is a total fraud in his own right. He is also full of shit about how much money he has and is a serial bankrupt and a serial litigator. He lost a casino to creditors for fuck's sake. He has screwed creditors over repeatedly. He is a freakshow piece of shit who has NO FUCKING CHANCE. The Dems would love to see him run in the general.
I don't think Jeb is gonna get the nomination either
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
XL is just another liberal.
oh shud up, do you even know what the meaning of the word is? saying he's a liberal doesn't mean anything. it's a false dichotomy to think that there is two sides Liberal vs Conservative (Democrats are obviously burning on pyre's in this scenario) and that's it...you can be both conservative and liberal, so your snarky bullshit is flat out denied by any sense of the word Logic.
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
XL is just another liberal.
oh shud up, do you even know what the meaning of the word is? saying he's a liberal doesn't mean anything. it's a false dichotomy to think that there is two sides Liberal vs Conservative (Democrats are obviously burning on pyre's in this scenario) and that's it...you can be both conservative and liberal, so your snarky bullshit is flat out denied by any sense of the word Logic.
you're a canadian, you dont know shit
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21901806 - 07/05/15 04:28 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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He knows he has no shot at winning. Publicity monster. VERMONT OVER HILLARY!
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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What do you think Trump can do that will improve my state? This Illuminatti bullshit is just that. Bullshit. Trump is no less beholden because he is a total fraud in his own right. He is also full of shit about how much money he has and is a serial bankrupt and a serial litigator. He lost a casino to creditors for fuck's sake. He has screwed creditors over repeatedly. He is a freakshow piece of shit who has NO FUCKING CHANCE. The Dems would love to see him run in the general.
I don't think Jeb is gonna get the nomination either
When I say Bush and Hillary I mean who ever gets the nomination, I just assume them two.
Bush's family has fucked America over. George Bush started the fucking war in Iraq and on that war spent 1000 times more money than Trump ever lost to creditors. Obama has thrust the deficit so high that it probably can never be paid off. But trump is bad?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Prisoner#1]
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
I'm well aware US presidents get paid more than well. 400k is far from a billionaire. Anyway, my point was in response to him assuming Trump was incorruptible because he already has money.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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I'm saying the only way to truely see change is get someone that's not a puppet for their party. a nomination will always be a puppet. I hate to see America continuing down this path.
and I'm saying we have a better chance with trump. The lobbist corrupt presidents before they even get elected. Trump atleast can make his own decision and not let someone else make them for him like every fucking president.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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ShootinD5nukes said: so because he's rich he's going to be a bad president? obama has made some fucking terrible decisions and he's not a billionaire. So anyone can make bad decisions. Atleast Trump won't be a puppet like obama and bush will.
The best thing about trump your saying is the worst part. Would you really not rather have a president that doesn't have to please an entire party and the lobbyist that put millions in there election funds?
So suddenly now he's a billionaire who can do whatever the fuck he wants? Where's the republic in that?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Prisoner#1]
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you're a canadian, you dont know shit
nah. i'm just explaining to you that your idealistic pandering of "Liberals are Ruining the Planet" blah blah blah, just write the American Political Science Review and paint your pretty picture already, cause i don't think what you're selling is gel'n.
but either way, you have something pertinent to say than say it, but don't tout that rhetoric that liberals just ruin everything. i don't think that's true. there's been a equal share of screwing around from people from both (or all) ideologies.
it's not as simple as pigeonholing everyone you don't agree with as "Liberal", you're frankly as bad as Asante with your crazy radical extreme's.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman] 1
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Corruption is not the issue. Competence is and Trump is a serial bankrupt, He is no great shakes as a businessman. He inherited or stole from creditors most of what he has except for what he got paid from his TV show.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: larry.fisherman]
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ShootinD5nukes said: so because he's rich he's going to be a bad president? obama has made some fucking terrible decisions and he's not a billionaire. So anyone can make bad decisions. Atleast Trump won't be a puppet like obama and bush will.
The best thing about trump your saying is the worst part. Would you really not rather have a president that doesn't have to please an entire party and the lobbyist that put millions in there election funds?
So suddenly now he's a billionaire who can do whatever the fuck he wants? Where's the republic in that?
I'm saying he's not controlled by others. So many things the presidents can't do the right thing about because they already promised they wouldn't hurt the industry that the lobbyist that paid him is from. I can't make my point any more clear. If you disagree then you disagree.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Prisoner#1]
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the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
XL is just another liberal.
oh shud up, do you even know what the meaning of the word is? saying he's a liberal doesn't mean anything. it's a false dichotomy to think that there is two sides Liberal vs Conservative (Democrats are obviously burning on pyre's in this scenario) and that's it...you can be both conservative and liberal, so your snarky bullshit is flat out denied by any sense of the word Logic.
to clear this up akira_akuma I was talking about how XL took up for obama saying but is obama a billionaire. That's exactly what a fucking liberal would say. Because how could obama, who obviously looks our for liberal beliefs, be a billionaire when he's just so innocent and sweet hearted.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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his comment has nothing to do with liberalism.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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you just don't know what your talking about then. that's exactly liberal bullshit. If that doesn't make sense to you maybe your not an american.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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I disagree. He is not as rich as you think and are you really going to argue that only really rich people should be elected to office?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Someone asked who you thought would be a good candidate.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Prisoner#1]
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XLCaps said: But is Obama a billionaire?
the Obama's had a net worth of around $400k when he was running for office in 2007, now their net worth is around $30million. how did that happen?
His biography sell like hotcakes and that's from the booktore I work at, in Canada. So I assume he sold several million copies.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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If Trump is a erial bankrupt, a shitty businessman and a thief, then in that case he's the world biggest paradox.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21901964 - 07/05/15 05:12 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Also Zap. Have you seen Trump's real estate portfolio?
The guy pulls miracles out of his ass...
www.trump.com
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Stonehenge]
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I like Walker
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Patlal said: Also Zap. Have you seen Trump's real estate portfolio?
The guy pulls miracles out of his ass...
www.trump.com
So he says. He was born on third base, thought he hit a triple and has spent his entire life ripping people off
http://www.cracked.com/blog/10-stories-about-donald-trump-you-wont-believe-are-true/
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Alright Zap, where did Trump touch you...
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21902315 - 07/05/15 06:56 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Lame joke
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
#21902348 - 07/05/15 07:04 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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This. No one who knows anything about politics takes trump seriously. He's not a serious candidate. He just jumps in for publicity and to maintain his status as a celebrity. He won't get anywhere and he's not serious about politics to begin with.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: starfire_xes]
#21904434 - 07/06/15 08:06 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Stonehenge]
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walker is an even bigger idiot than trump.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: kakashi68]
#21904975 - 07/06/15 11:25 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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kakashi68 said: you cant be serious... trump would give MORE money to the rich, further the wealth gap. He is literally about killing the poor and giving there money to the 1%
And you know this how? Trump, if anything, would restore our economy and actually make changes that would finally cause wages to start increasing. Trump kills it in the private sector, what makes you think that he wouldn't easily be able to transfer that wealth to all of Americans? Which candidate, without killing our economy would be able to redistribute wealth more effectively?
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: makaveli8x8]
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makaveli8x8 said: 10 rich people, where is the poor, on welfare bums that represent 80% of america?
and instead of clinton we should have a trailer park mom with 25 kids
You want someone who is unsuccessful to run your country?
yes because they will care more about what most of america wants, not what most of the 1% want. Most who are rich were born rich, built apon things that were built before them, empires. Regardless, of weither u agree with that or not, the simple fact remains, the rich want to stay rich, they arn't going to give 2 shits about the small people.
see a bum would make sure everyone on the street had a box to live in, a bucket to shit in, and a puddle of water to drink and clean cloths in. Do the rich ever talk about providing those things? Never. They say those things are like being born with a silver spoon, the bums need to earn those things, by applying for jobs repeatedly in dirty clothes to be turned down, to use their job references they have of other bums with no phones, logical things u know
There is no point in even responding to this. Educate yourself and return.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Webster10]
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Trump and Putin have exactly the same personality
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: koods]
#21906545 - 07/06/15 06:46 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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did you delete the thread about the black kids slapping the uber driver. it seems like something you would do. i know you can't handle that some black racist exist.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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the only difference between trump and the rest of the gop elites is that he's honest about who he truly is.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
#21906591 - 07/06/15 06:56 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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no, no... no...
no... no, no nonono no-no.
does liberal people do that alot too? just tskk tsk-tsk-tsk no-no-no-no nonono-no

well guess what, even though i am laughing, i can't help it after all this time ShootinD5nukes (lovely name), you know what, anyone can handle that racist moron's exist. you understand that koods can handle them, but doesn't wish to accentuate nor grant racism because it's basic stupid illogical bullshit. demographics aren't inherently racist, but your views can be racist...and no one cares as long as you can keep it to yourself, because it's acceptable if you can, if only for the fact that you can control that sort of begrudged foolishness enough to keep civil and seemingly appear not ridiculous. but as soon as the oath is "we should accept and handle racism", you've lost your fucking mask and your mind. you've finally got a Banana put in your tailpipe.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21908318 - 07/07/15 05:05 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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akira_akuma said: no, no... no...
no... no, no nonono no-no.
does liberal people do that alot too? just tskk tsk-tsk-tsk no-no-no-no nonono-no

well guess what, even though i am laughing, i can't help it after all this time ShootinD5nukes (lovely name), you know what, anyone can handle that racist moron's exist. you understand that koods can handle them, but doesn't wish to accentuate nor grant racism because it's basic stupid illogical bullshit. demographics aren't inherently racist, but your views can be racist...and no one cares as long as you can keep it to yourself, because it's acceptable if you can, if only for the fact that you can control that sort of begrudged foolishness enough to keep civil and seemingly appear not ridiculous. but as soon as the oath is "we should accept and handle racism", you've lost your fucking mask and your mind. you've finally got a Banana put in your tailpipe.
right....
half the shit you post doesn't make sense. a banana in my tailpipe? You got me, dude. The thread disappeared outta no where, it's just funny cause all the mike brown threads and what not stayed around, he didn't mind them. But black people doing something to white people, that thread got erased, not just closed. I'm not really racist at all I just hate punks. And for some reason no one like to point out that black people do some fucked up shit. In the thread about that white cop shooting that black guy that was running away I said that white cop is guilty and needs punished. I don't always side with white people.
I side with who is right, and it blows my mind that when black people do something fucked up to white people that no one, including koods and CNN can't call it what it is. A hate crime. If you would turn on CNN(openly liberal) for a minute you'd see exactly what I'm talking about that why I don't like liberals. You can say what you want about me using the word liberals but that's the problem with America, turn on CNN for 3 hours and tell me I'm wrong. Liberal America doesn't think black racist exist. It's ok to talk about white people being racist but not the other way around. Why is that?
In the 3 hours I hope you watch CNN you'll see them talk about white racist half the time. but not ONCE will you hear black people being racist. You'll hear about a white guy punching a black kid but you won't hear about the 10 black kids that jumped 2 old white people under a bridge. Why is one news but not the other?
Oh and I think my name is pretty awesome, google D5 nukes. It's what I did in the Navy. I was an MT. I overlooked the weapon system on a "Boomer" submarine that shot the D5. The D5 is the baddest weapon that we have.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
#21908573 - 07/07/15 07:35 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/04/politics/bush-trump-immigrants/
Trump is the only politician with the balls to call out illegals in the US, today every R and D supports illegals entering the country and becoming US citizens.
Rick Perry, Mike Fuckabee, Jeb Bush and all the other Repubtards can all go fuck themselves.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
#21908575 - 07/07/15 07:36 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Dude is a clown.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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black AND white people do some fucked up shit. hence the color of their skin isn't a factor in determining anything. because both BLACK AND WHITE do fucked up shit to each other. that's why it's not looked at like "see what the blacks did today!"
it doesn't matter.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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Holy shit dude, turn on the news. If a white person does anything at all to a black person it's on CNN for a month strait with a racist white person in the headline. Black people have a riot the very next day saying dumb shit like black lives matter. Why aren't they just saying lives matter? But it's ok to point out white racist just not the other way around.
my point is as long as America is fine with calling shit that white people do as racism then just remember it's a two way street
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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you're a joke son. there is a disproportionate amount of death's via the police, in certain communities, which had caused an uproar. not to do with the fact of their skin, but to do with the fact of the demographics. it's more about the fact that they want stricter police procedure in dealing with lives, period, but the headline "Black Live's Matter" is an outcry for they're son's and daughter's, because it just so happens to be a black majority in those communities.
and the race baiting is perfectly asinine, but then again, those riot's are a shitty example and venue for either/or position; the race baiting attempt's and the attempt's to disenfranchise the position that black live's matter...i mean they do don't they? so why fight it? just to make a point against the race baiter's?
PS: that recent church shooting has been the most racially motivated crime in quite awhile, and it didn't get nearly as much attention as the more pertinent issue of control's on police procedure. THAT's why the narrative is driven that way, because there is a dichotomy here between how people view the issue. it's sad that's the way it has to be but if they ask the right question's, people would simply not think, and they'd still be in the position, they'd believe, to say "but when black people something no one calls them out on it but white's get called out all the time!"
yeah, if they're in the headline's as criminal's who has done something violating... sure they should get encroached on, at least with the way things are now. it's public spectacle, sorta like a hanging. and everyone get's the same essentially grilling.
you seem to think that all and any discussion about any race issue is automatically tied to the events of recent years. it's not. the conversation just keeps being brought up. if anything, by new's pimp's, and their street crew. mainly all the poster's, at least here at the Shroomery, whom just keep going on and on about what they "spot" as inconsistency in the news. yeah, well, it's the goddamn news, what do you expect. so you're on one side of this issue "dey should just shud up, ignore recent history, and study something else"
people just tend to disagree with that platform.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said: you're a joke son. there is a disproportionate amount of death's via the police, in certain communities, which had caused an uproar. not to do with the fact of their skin, but to do with the fact of the demographics. it's more about the fact that they want stricter police procedure in dealing with lives, period, but the headline "Black Live's Matter" is an outcry for they're son's and daughter's, because it just so happens to be a black majority in those communities.
and the race baiting is perfectly asinine, but then again, those riot's are a shitty example and venue for either/or position; the race baiting attempt's and the attempt's to disenfranchise the position that black live's matter...i mean they do don't they? so why fight it? just to make a point against the race baiter's?
PS: that recent church shooting has been the most racially motivated crime in quite awhile, and it didn't get nearly as much attention as the more pertinent issue of control's on police procedure. THAT's why the narrative is driven that way, because there is a dichotomy here between how people view the issue. it's sad that's the way it has to be but if they ask the right question's, people would simply not think, and they'd still be in the position, they'd believe, to say "but when black people something no one calls them out on it but white's get called out all the time!"
yeah, if they're in the headline's as criminal's who has done something violating... sure they should get encroached on, at least with the way things are now. it's public spectacle, sorta like a hanging. and everyone get's the same essentially grilling.
you seem to think that all and any discussion about any race issue is automatically tied to the events of recent years. it's not. the conversation just keeps being brought up. if anything, by new's pimp's, and their street crew. mainly all the poster's, at least here at the Shroomery, whom just keep going on and on about what they "spot" as inconsistency in the news. yeah, well, it's the goddamn news, what do you expect. so you're on one side of this issue "dey should just shud up, ignore recent history, and study something else"
people just tend to disagree with that platform. 
The MSM doesn't like covering the real problem in the black community which isn't law enforcement, it's black on black crime, but why state the obvious.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: qman]
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thing is, you're still lumping in the overall message of black live's matter with "the black community having problems".
it's not a problem SOLELY in the black community, it's just the black community ACTUALLY making a stand. law enforcement is a hot button issue not just for black people but everyone who care's about their civil liberties.
black on black crime is as insidious as white on white crime. and yes, black on black crime has been exponential in it's rate of occurrence, but you're obfuscating the issue of the protest's against police, with the issue of black on black crime. they're TWO SEPARATE issues, that has a little trade off between them, from people who are not able to separate the two. it's too copasetic for some blacks to believe the proper narrative, and same for some white's.
this is where i am constantly trying to see across this divide. i don't want to put all the issues into a blender and blame it all on one individual party or another, when it's more complex then that. these are complex issue's and not all of them are centered around what some people claim they are.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said: the headline "Black Live's Matter" is an outcry for they're son's and daughter's, because it just so happens to be a black majority in those communities.
I was going to leave this alone but you just showed me how smart you actually are.
So your telling me that when they say black lives matter it isn't a race thing?
I will never argue anything with you again that statement proves you have no clue what your talking about and your nothing more than a shit merchant.
no more wasting my time on you.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: ShootinD5nukes]
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no, it's an issue with police forces. you're confused as fuck and should go away.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Patlal said: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party
How do the Republicans go about kicking someone out of the party?
You say the cutest (and quite ignorant) things.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: luvdemshrooms]
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Patlal said: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party
How do the Republicans go about kicking someone out of the party?
You say the cutest (and quite ignorant) things.
Hmmm...
Up here a party has to let you in and can kick you out if you don't behave. Of course if you're elected you keep your seat but you automatically become an independent. You can stay an independent of join another party if they invite you in. The way it works is the party controls its image by keeping the people it wants.
I thought it was the same in theUS. Isn't there a party leader? Can any idiot run under any partys name without consulting the party at all? If so, how are the party lines respected?
I never even considered that you could just walk in thr Republican party without the party's permission
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Patlal said: Up here a party has to let you in and can kick you out if you don't behave. Of course if you're elected you keep your seat but you automatically become an independent. You can stay an independent of join another party if they invite you in. The way it works is the party controls its image by keeping the people it wants.
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I thought it was the same in theUS.
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Isn't there a party leader?
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Can any idiot run under any partys name without consulting the party at all?
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If so, how are the party lines respected?
They aren't, except by tools that blame the "other" party for everything wrong with the world.
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I never even considered that you could just walk in thr Republican party without the party's permission
And yet...
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Patlal
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: luvdemshrooms]
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interesting...
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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The idea was that you would have a citizen legislature where people would stay for a few years and move on. By allowing anyone to run you'd have a diverse legislature.
Instead we've wound up with a bunch of old fucks that are trapped in the past. R's and D's.
Which is why I've said to you before... it's not that one party will fuck you and one won't... it's that they fuck you in different ways.
Or... ***GENERAILZATION ALERT FOR THE CHALLENGED HERE IN THE U.S.*** the D's want to stick their hands into your wallet, the R's want to stick their nose in your business.
Neither of which interests me.
-------------------- You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity. What one person receives without working for another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for that my dear friend is the beginning of the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it. ~ Adrian Rogers
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Patlal
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: luvdemshrooms]
#21910893 - 07/07/15 05:59 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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I just assumed that someone from the republican party (the leader) would have to talk to the applican tto see if he's truly republican. You don't need a Froot Loop in your Frosted Flakes
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21910981 - 07/07/15 06:22 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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There's full boxes of Fruit Loops on both sides.
While anyone can run, those that make the party sad will find that the party will not offer help. The party head will generally be selected for their fund raising prowess and not much more.

Debbie Wasserman Schultz is an American politician. She is the U.S. Representative for Florida's 23rd congressional district, a member of the Democratic Party and the Chair of the Democratic National Committee.

Reinhold Richard "Reince" Priebus is the chairman of the Republican National Committee and the former chairman of the Wisconsin Republican Party.
Or... Fund raisers in Chiefs, with zero say in who runs.
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Patlal
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: luvdemshrooms]
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That is very strange. I assumed there was more structure than that. I understand that anyone can run. That's just plain democracy. But the fact than anyone can associate on any side without even being interviewed or talking to anyone about it is strange. Zero organisation it seems
If the biggest contributors end up being the leaders. Trump will be the automatic leader. He's gonna have to liquidate a billion to run if he truly is serious. All from his pocket apparently
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21911200 - 07/07/15 07:01 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Patlal said: That is very strange. I assumed there was more structure than that. I understand that anyone can run. That's just plain democracy. But the fact than anyone can associate on any side without even being interviewed or talking to anyone about it is strange. Zero organisation it seems
If the biggest contributors end up being the leaders. Trump will be the automatic leader. He's gonna have to liquidate a billion to run if he truly is serious. All from his pocket apparently
I don't think he has it
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: zappaisgod]
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Patlal said: That is very strange. I assumed there was more structure than that. I understand that anyone can run. That's just plain democracy. But the fact than anyone can associate on any side without even being interviewed or talking to anyone about it is strange. Zero organisation it seems
If the biggest contributors end up being the leaders. Trump will be the automatic leader. He's gonna have to liquidate a billion to run if he truly is serious. All from his pocket apparently
I don't think he has it
I believe his official numbers are 9 or 10 billion in asset after debt. 90% of which is most likely locked in real estate. He's gonna have to sell some proprieties IMO
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
#21911317 - 07/07/15 07:20 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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I wouldn't feel too bad, most Americans know little about the system.
One of the plums I hear often is... "the Dems got more votes nationwide but the Reps have control. They must have cheated".
As we vote by district for Congress, the nationwide vote count doesn't matter.
Or one of my favorites... "the Reps gerrymandered their way in" 
No-one whines though when it's their party doing the gerrymandering. The silence when their party does it is astonishing. Odd how quiet those complaining about Republican gerrymandering get when you show them:


Unless the Reps miraculously developed a majority in Chicago or Maryland, this was Dem doings.
No-one should gerrymander, both sides do.
End off-topic rant.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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Patlal said:
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Patlal said: That is very strange. I assumed there was more structure than that. I understand that anyone can run. That's just plain democracy. But the fact than anyone can associate on any side without even being interviewed or talking to anyone about it is strange. Zero organisation it seems
If the biggest contributors end up being the leaders. Trump will be the automatic leader. He's gonna have to liquidate a billion to run if he truly is serious. All from his pocket apparently
I don't think he has it
I believe his official numbers are 9 or 10 billion in asset after debt. 90% of which is most likely locked in real estate. He's gonna have to sell some proprieties IMO
I sincerely doubt that.
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Re: Well, given the current circumstances, Trump will most likely be kicked out of the Republican Party [Re: Patlal]
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The primaries are about more than money. If Bobby Jindal had 30 billion, he still couldn't get the nomination after that state of the union disaster. Likewise, Chris Christie is too big of an ass and too much of an amateur to get anywhere, especially after he made out with Obama right before the last presidential election.
Sure, money means A LOT, but it's not everything. Some people are just not going to get anywhere for reasons that have nothing to do with money.
Currently, polls favor Bush. Walker is pretty close behind, but it'll be hard for him to catch up if Bush manages to snag the people who supported his brother and father. Many big donors who supported his brother and father are still on the fence. If they swing toward Bush, it'll be very difficult for Walker to compete cash wise.
It's possible that Walker could still make a play involving intentionally losing some primaries in order to win a bunch of other lesser ones. However, Bush's family has more experience with that kind of political strategy (which states need to be won, etc.). Further, Bush could play to a stalemate with a brokered convention in which he would be handed the nomination. Walker has to actively avoid such a stalemate.
No one is going to vote for trump (ever). Trump isn't in it for anything but fame anyway. Stick to Canadian politics, you don't understand American politics.
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