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Did Trump make it through the entire day without insulting someone?
- Thread starter JimH52
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Statistikhengst
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No, he was quiet today. What a shame.
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No, he was quiet today. What a shame.
Maybe he is back on his meds?
You better hope so...every time he does he goes up in the polls.
Little-Acorn
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If what he says is true, it's not an insult, merely a fact.
He's talking about Democrats and RINOs - a target-rich environment.
Why should he bother saying anything BUT facts about them?
He's talking about Democrats and RINOs - a target-rich environment.
Why should he bother saying anything BUT facts about them?
25% of Republicans. YIPPEE!!!You better hope so...every time he does he goes up in the polls.
25% of Republicans. YIPPEE!!!You better hope so...every time he does he goes up in the polls.
May you live in interesting times.......
- Dec 18, 2011
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Or did I miss another Trump zinger?
Go to some leftie 'news' sites if you want to hear about people being offended. The latest is some NBC BLK anchor calling for people to be fined for misidentifying people's gender. If you call someone Mr., Mrs., Sir or Miss by mistake, it's so offensive that peoples' heads will explode. It's getting ridiculous on the left side, yet Trump's candor is considered shocking.
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I hope not.Did Trump make it through the entire day without insulting someone?
Many in the political class need insulting 24/7.
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Obama mentioned him...that's a win in Trump's camp to get attention from the president.
“In the five weeks since he announced his campaign to seek the GOP nomination for president, Trump has been more focused on promoting himself, and his brand, than in addressing the problems facing the nation. If he were merely a self-absorbed, B-list celebrity, his unchecked ego could be tolerated as a source of mild amusement. But he now wants to become president, which means that he aspires to be the leader of the free world and the keeper of our nuclear launch codes.
That is problematic, because Trump, by every indication, seems wholly unqualified to sit in the White House. If he had not already disqualified himself through his attempts to demonize immigrants as rapists and drug dealers, he certainly did so by questioning the war record of John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona.
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He has become "the distraction with traction" — a feckless blowhard who can generate headlines, name recognition and polling numbers not by provoking thought, but by provoking outrage.
[...]
The best way Donald Trump can serve his country is by apologizing to McCain and terminating this ill-conceived campaign.”
Editorial Trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show
True.
In fact, Trump's 'campaign' is in of itself an insult to the American people.
That is problematic, because Trump, by every indication, seems wholly unqualified to sit in the White House. If he had not already disqualified himself through his attempts to demonize immigrants as rapists and drug dealers, he certainly did so by questioning the war record of John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona.
[...]
He has become "the distraction with traction" — a feckless blowhard who can generate headlines, name recognition and polling numbers not by provoking thought, but by provoking outrage.
[...]
The best way Donald Trump can serve his country is by apologizing to McCain and terminating this ill-conceived campaign.”
Editorial Trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show
True.
In fact, Trump's 'campaign' is in of itself an insult to the American people.
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“In the five weeks since he announced his campaign to seek the GOP nomination for president, Trump has been more focused on promoting himself, and his brand, than in addressing the problems facing the nation. If he were merely a self-absorbed, B-list celebrity, his unchecked ego could be tolerated as a source of mild amusement. But he now wants to become president, which means that he aspires to be the leader of the free world and the keeper of our nuclear launch codes.
That is problematic, because Trump, by every indication, seems wholly unqualified to sit in the White House. If he had not already disqualified himself through his attempts to demonize immigrants as rapists and drug dealers, he certainly did so by questioning the war record of John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona.
[...]
He has become "the distraction with traction" — a feckless blowhard who can generate headlines, name recognition and polling numbers not by provoking thought, but by provoking outrage.
[...]
The best way Donald Trump can serve his country is by apologizing to McCain and terminating this ill-conceived campaign.”
Editorial Trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show
True.
In fact, Trump's 'campaign' is in of itself an insult to the American people.
Oh, please let the show go for a while. Repubs don't know whether to laugh or cry.....
- Dec 18, 2011
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“In the five weeks since he announced his campaign to seek the GOP nomination for president, Trump has been more focused on promoting himself, and his brand, than in addressing the problems facing the nation. If he were merely a self-absorbed, B-list celebrity, his unchecked ego could be tolerated as a source of mild amusement. But he now wants to become president, which means that he aspires to be the leader of the free world and the keeper of our nuclear launch codes.
That is problematic, because Trump, by every indication, seems wholly unqualified to sit in the White House. If he had not already disqualified himself through his attempts to demonize immigrants as rapists and drug dealers, he certainly did so by questioning the war record of John McCain, the Republican senator from Arizona.
[...]
He has become "the distraction with traction" — a feckless blowhard who can generate headlines, name recognition and polling numbers not by provoking thought, but by provoking outrage.
[...]
The best way Donald Trump can serve his country is by apologizing to McCain and terminating this ill-conceived campaign.”
Editorial Trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show
True.
In fact, Trump's 'campaign' is in of itself an insult to the American people.
A candidate promoting themselves is strange to you? Seriously?
Would you prefer all candidates acted like Hillary and remained secretive with only pre-approved questions allowed by the media? I mean, it's no one's business but her's what she plans to do to this country, right?
When Trump or any other candidate starts presenting themselves as 'the chosen one', we can worry. Didn't work out well for us last time.
- May 17, 2013
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I heard he said the ACLU was nothing but a bunch of faggots today. Might be a rumor though.
Will the left make it through an entire day without starting a thread about him?
- May 17, 2013
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Nope. It's like Dope to them.Will the left make it through an entire day without starting a thread about him?
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