Media Matters Illegally Running Campaign To Get Businesses To Sever Ties With Donald Trump

[jon_berzerk]

when they are working for the left

there is no such thing as "illegal campaign"

 

[Pogo]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

It would appear "severing ties with Rumpleforeskin" is a long and heavily populated tradition in the business and banking community.

 

[Vigilante]

Somebody, anybody please explain why the democrats and media talk about "Mexican immigrants?" Nobody has issues with Mexican immigrants. The issue is with ILLEGAL immigrants from Mexico and Central America entering the USA.

This way they LIE and try to spin it against THE TRUTH!!! Typical subversive operations!

 

[mudwhistle]

Business dealings are not political activities.

Attacking Presidential candidates for political reasons is.

Regardless of the political motivations, the activities are not political activities. NBC terminated their relationship with Trump due to his comments about Mexicans. That is no less an "attack." Such a decision is not a political activity, regardless of any political motivations.

NBC terminated their relationship with Trump because of politics. His comments about Mexicans were deemed inappropriate because of political-correctness that has taken over that network.

You need to learn the difference between racism and politics. They aren't the same thing.

 

[Vigilante]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

Bet I can come up with MORE Hildebeast SCANDALS than you can with Trump.... want to bet, say $100?????? Please!

 

[Pogo]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

It would appear "severing ties with Rumpleforeskin" is a long and heavily populated tradition in the business and banking community.

Bet I can come up with MORE Hildebeast SCANDALS than you can with Trump.... want to bet, say $100?????? Please!

Why would I give a fuck?

I have no doubt you can come up with more browser-hijack sites though. Be proud.

 

[Redfish]

Business dealings are not political activities.

Attacking Presidential candidates for political reasons is.

Regardless of the political motivations, the activities are not political activities. NBC terminated their relationship with Trump due to his comments about Mexicans. That is no less an "attack." Such a decision is not a political activity, regardless of any political motivations.

NBC terminated their relationship with Trump because of politics. His comments about Mexicans were deemed inappropriate because of political-correctness that has taken over that network.

You need to learn the difference between racism and politics. They aren't the same thing.

Yes, and for the record, Mexican is NOT a race. So the claim of racism is bullshit.

 

[defcon4]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

 

[Pogo]

Business dealings are not political activities.

Attacking Presidential candidates for political reasons is.

Regardless of the political motivations, the activities are not political activities. NBC terminated their relationship with Trump due to his comments about Mexicans. That is no less an "attack." Such a decision is not a political activity, regardless of any political motivations.

NBC terminated their relationship with Trump because of politics. His comments about Mexicans were deemed inappropriate because of political-correctness that has taken over that network.

You need to learn the difference between racism and politics. They aren't the same thing.

Yes, and for the record, Mexican is NOT a race. So the claim of racism is bullshit.

Who claimed it was "racism"?

Strawman much?

 

[Pogo]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

Ah -- so you're in charge of what other people give a fuck about now?
Authoritarian fascist.

 

[Vigilante]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

It would appear "severing ties with Rumpleforeskin" is a long and heavily populated tradition in the business and banking community.

Bet I can come up with MORE Hildebeast SCANDALS than you can with Trump.... want to bet, say $100?????? Please!

Why would I give a fuck?

I have no doubt you can come up with more browser-hijack sites though. Be proud.

COWARD, and LIAR! But everyone knows that about you!

I can start with the Hildebeast getting fired from the Watergate hearings and go through the Arkansas scandals to start with, I believe there are at least 50 in there, beside the DEAD left overs!

 

[Pogo]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

It would appear "severing ties with Rumpleforeskin" is a long and heavily populated tradition in the business and banking community.

Bet I can come up with MORE Hildebeast SCANDALS than you can with Trump.... want to bet, say $100?????? Please!

Why would I give a fuck?

I have no doubt you can come up with more browser-hijack sites though. Be proud.

COWARD, and LIAR! But everyone knows that about you!

I can start with the Hildebeast getting fired from the Watergate hearings and go through the Arkansas scandals to start with, I believe there are at least 50 in there, beside the DEAD left overs!

 

[defcon4]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

Ah -- so you're in charge of what I give a fuck about now?
Authoritarian fascist.

Name calling is the best you can come up with? Authoritarian? I am not boycotting Trump because I believe in freedom of speech. Fascist? I am not against immigration, I am against ILLEGAL immigration. Illegal immigration is against the law, that's the reason it is called "illegal" Capisce?

 

[Vigilante]

This is almost as funny as a gust of wind blowing the wrong way on Rump's Wig: Ten Stories About Donald The Rump You Won't Believe are True

Samples: remember the "Trump Shuttle"?

In 1988 Eastern Air Lines routes were about as profitable as Indian buffalo hunting grounds, and dying out faster. Trump's cunning plan was to buy them and make them more expensive. He justified the increased fares with the sort of pointless bling typically reserved for silver-plated watermelons. The Trump Shuttles featured maple wood veneer floors, chrome seat belt latches, and gold-plated toilet fittings so that the passengers could know how it felt to value money as much as Trump does.

The purchase was financed by a $380 million loan from 22 banks and not one of them ever saw a cent. As we'll soon find out, Trump has knocked over more banks than the Joker, who at least leaves once he's taken the money.
​

Sample 2: Scrooge

--- He also objected to legal documents from Deutsche bank valuing him at three quarters of a billion, and argued with Forbes magazine when they valued him at three billion. He pits his own delusions against every legal and financial fact available, but in his defense that is his only job skill. We're not sure how insecure in your manhood you have to be to argue with ten-digit wealth, but we're guessing Trump's penis is a socket.​

Sample 3: More bankruptcy skeletons...

In the early 90s, Trump found himself the owner of a personal debt of $900 million. That's not the companies he owns. At the time, his companies were in $3.5 billion of corporate debt. No, he himself owed almost a billion dollars personally after somehow convincing the world he was worth more than NASA's 30-year Voyager missions to Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus. ... While sane men with jobs can't borrow a few grand, a man who's filed more 11's than a fantasy soccer manager was allowed to spend the lifetime income of over five hundred of them before anyone noticed he didn't actually have it. The corporate debts equal the entire education budget of two states, meaning society would actually have seen the exact same fiscal return if they'd invested the money in educating millions of children. And people still lend him money today. Enjoy that thought as you chew dry macaroni to pay off your student loans.​

Sample 4: The Rump Bored Board Game

The game is an Olympically special version of Monopoly. All the squares were Trump properties that have mostly gone bankrupt since then. The children's board game market was especially appropriate for Trump since his financial strategy resembles a younger sister playing Snakes & Ladders -- keep rolling the dice, hope you move forward, and when you lose too much knock over the board and start yelling at people.

In The Apprentice Trump casts himself as a high-powered executive, in the same way a teenage boy might cast himself as James Bond infiltrating a Cheerleader Dorm. Total fantasy. Trump has been replaced in more businesses than toner cartridges, and has cost the business world more money in the process. He's had 19 failed businesses in 17 years and many of Trump's floundering companies were given debt relief on the specific grounds that Trump no longer be in charge of them.
​

More skeletons? We got plenty.

​

It would appear "severing ties with Rumpleforeskin" is a long and heavily populated tradition in the business and banking community.

Bet I can come up with MORE Hildebeast SCANDALS than you can with Trump.... want to bet, say $100?????? Please!

Why would I give a fuck?

I have no doubt you can come up with more browser-hijack sites though. Be proud.

COWARD, and LIAR! But everyone knows that about you!

I can start with the Hildebeast getting fired from the Watergate hearings and go through the Arkansas scandals to start with, I believe there are at least 50 in there, beside the DEAD left overs!

Yup, got OCDPogo to GIVE UP... Hey want to argue again that the KKK wasn't a DemocRAT founded organization, or that you didn't know Hillary LIED when she claimed she was named after Sir Edmund Hillary, Or...well I think I have a few others in here we can discuss...want to bet a $million on that? .... So easy, you are, as Yoda would say!

 

[mudwhistle]

Somebody, anybody please explain why the democrats and media talk about "Mexican immigrants?" Nobody has issues with Mexican immigrants. The issue is with ILLEGAL immigrants from Mexico and Central America entering the USA.

Exactly. The reason illegal immigrants are deported is because they don't meet the same requirements that legal immigrants do. They're trying to get around the process, and thus they are moving here, and with the help of Democrats, they're taking all of the lower paying jobs that used to go to our kids that are entering the job market. In some cases they're replacing skilled workers that have been doing those jobs for years because the employers want to remain competitive in the market. I was working construction and my team lost their jobs because a group of illegals offered to do the job for half the price. In California the wage-scale is extremely low because of the illegals that have been allowed to flood the state. Add to that the high taxes and California cities are too expensive for just about everyone to live in unless they are wealthy or on government assistance. Many African-Americans have moved to the Eastern states because they can't afford to live there.

Another aspect of illegal immigration is the fact that they aren't screened properly for diseases. Last Winter a terrible respiratory virus spread all over the country and it began when Obama started placing Central American refugees in our schools. I caught it. I still suffer from the effects. Several people died in Nashville last December from this disease.

 

[Vigilante]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

Ah -- so you're in charge of what I give a fuck about now?
Authoritarian fascist.

Name calling is the best you can come up with? Authoritarian? I am not boycotting Trump because I believe in freedom of speech. Fascist? I am not against immigration, I am against ILLEGAL immigration. Illegal immigration is against the law, that's the reason it is called "illegal" Capisce?

Subversive like OCD Pogo will NEVER own up to the TRUTH!...They are entertaining to bitch slap, though!

 

[toxicmedia]

THIS is how AFRAID the NeoCommie DemocRATS are! They know Trump is resonating well with Independents as he TELLS THE TRUTH without the bullshit but the left, AND the right refuse to expose to America!

Pat Dollard ^

Media Matters is a 501(c)(3), and the lawful restrictions on its political activities are listed above. I’m sure a check of Carusone’s IP addresses will confirm that he is using Media Matters’computers while on his paid on-the-clock employee time, and a search of other records will prove he is also using Media Matters’ phones and other resources to run the #DumpTrump campaign, which is illegal, as you can read here at the IRS website. However, if Trump hasn’t yet formally filed, the restriction on “any statements against candidates” may not apply. But if they do, Trump should sue. Excerpted from...

The Mediamatters "campaign" as you call it, is nothing compared to the Trump Presidential campaign, in terms of alienating businesses and groups.

You're killing the messenger

 

[Pogo]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

Ah -- so you're in charge of what I give a fuck about now?
Authoritarian fascist.

Name calling is the best you can come up with? Authoritarian? I am not boycotting Trump because I believe in freedom of speech. Fascist? I am not against immigration, I am against ILLEGAL immigration. Illegal immigration is against the law, that's the reason it is called "illegal" Capisce?

You sit there on your pus-infested behind and purport to tell me what I give a fuck about?
Yeah, that's authoritarian fascism. Fuck you.

 

[defcon4]

THIS is how AFRAID the NeoCommie DemocRATS are! They know Trump is resonating well with Independents as he TELLS THE TRUTH without the bullshit but the left, AND the right refuse to expose to America!

Pat Dollard ^

Media Matters is a 501(c)(3), and the lawful restrictions on its political activities are listed above. I’m sure a check of Carusone’s IP addresses will confirm that he is using Media Matters’computers while on his paid on-the-clock employee time, and a search of other records will prove he is also using Media Matters’ phones and other resources to run the #DumpTrump campaign, which is illegal, as you can read here at the IRS website. However, if Trump hasn’t yet formally filed, the restriction on “any statements against candidates” may not apply. But if they do, Trump should sue. Excerpted from...

The Mediamatters "campaign" as you call it, is nothing compared to the Trump Presidential campaign, in terms of alienating businesses and groups.

You're killing the messenger

Trump is not alienating businesses. Leftist groups are putting pressure on business who themselves (I am referring to the low level activists within the hierarchy) are alien to the truth anyway they are only interested in dope and homosexual activities.

 

[defcon4]

Why would I give a fuck?

Of course you do! Now you are backing out through the side door since being trapped from the front.

Ah -- so you're in charge of what I give a fuck about now?
Authoritarian fascist.

Name calling is the best you can come up with? Authoritarian? I am not boycotting Trump because I believe in freedom of speech. Fascist? I am not against immigration, I am against ILLEGAL immigration. Illegal immigration is against the law, that's the reason it is called "illegal" Capisce?

You sit there on your pus-infested behind and purport to tell me what I give a fuck about?
Yeah, that's authoritarian fascism. Fuck you.

…uh..no. Thank you though...