Obama: 'I Continue to Believe Trump Will Not Be President'

[Illya. K. Makrus]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

 

[ptbw forever]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

 

[Geaux4it]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

Because O-tard knows all his liberal bullshit will be revoked! No more free lunch

-Geaux

 

[Rexx Taylor]

i wish someone would of asked Obama, "do you think that a Cruz/Rubio ticket will beat "The Barking Beast" in a landslide?

 

[hazlnut]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

 

[JimBowie1958]

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

It is a bad idea to wish ill on people that are not doing you direct harm.

 

[JimBowie1958]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

You need to get a new Magic 8 Ball.

 

[ptbw forever]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Hillary will never even get the nomination.

Your party is almost too stupid to even run national campaigns now.

 

[Illya. K. Makrus]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Even if she barks, I won't pick her over Sanders. I'm serious, like 100%!

 

[ptbw forever]

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

It is a bad idea to wish ill on people that are not doing you direct harm.

Obama has done plenty of harm to people all over this country.

I have been wanting to personally give him a shiner since 2009.

 

[JimBowie1958]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Hillary will never even get the nomination.

Your party is almost too stupid to even run national campaigns now.

The Democrats are corrupt enough and in bed with Hillary enough to give her as many delegates as Sanders got in New Hampshire, even though Sanders won 60% of the vote.

I think Hillary will be easy pickings for the GOP as long as they do not nominate some Establishment loser like Rubio, or Bush.

Trump, Carson, Cruz and Kasich I think will be able to beat Hillary by November, but maybe not Sanders.

People are furious with the establishment of both parties selling off our jobs to foreign nations and not enforcing immigration laws here.

 

[Illya. K. Makrus]

In my opinion, Trump outperforms Carson and Cruz so much. As for Kasich, I simply don't know much about him (I believe it's his fault though).
The problem with Carson is that he failed to demonstrate strong leadership skills. Also, when he had a chance (i.e. when he topped Iowa polls and received media attention), he screwed it up. Now I simply don't see a way for him to come back. In my opinion, he's a likable, decent man, but not a good candidate for presidency.
As for Cruz, he is the single biggest liar on the republican side, and maybe even worse than Hillary. He lies about Trump and Rubio's records, his campaign deliberately sends false information and blatantly cheat Iowans for their votes, and ironically, he wants votes from the evangelicals, who are arguably the most avid believers of the god!

 

[Moonglow]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

No link biotch...

 

[ptbw forever]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Hillary will never even get the nomination.

Your party is almost too stupid to even run national campaigns now.

The Democrats are corrupt enough and in bed with Hillary enough to give her as many delegates as Sanders got in New Hampshire, even though Sanders won 60% of the vote.

I think Hillary will be easy pickings for the GOP as long as they do not nominate some Establishment loser like Rubio, or Bush.

Trump, Carson, Cruz and Kasich I think will be able to beat Hillary by November, but maybe not Sanders.

People are furious with the establishment of both parties selling off our jobs to foreign nations and not enforcing immigration laws here.

Hillary won't beat Sanders.

Sanders won't beat Trump.

Sanders' supporters are already pissed about the super delegate crap, so if he doesn't win the nomination many of them will stay home or even vote against the Democrats(especially if the Republican opposition is Trump)
Trump in the meantime is proving he is not even remotely a typical Republican by vehemently attacking GWB and using moveon.org talking points, which makes it easier and easier for a Democrat to vote for him so they don't have to watch Sanders end their typical party bullshit and games by making the Democrat party an openly socialist party.

 

[Illya. K. Makrus]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Hillary will never even get the nomination.

Your party is almost too stupid to even run national campaigns now.

The Democrats are corrupt enough and in bed with Hillary enough to give her as many delegates as Sanders got in New Hampshire, even though Sanders won 60% of the vote.

I think Hillary will be easy pickings for the GOP as long as they do not nominate some Establishment loser like Rubio, or Bush.

Trump, Carson, Cruz and Kasich I think will be able to beat Hillary by November, but maybe not Sanders.

People are furious with the establishment of both parties selling off our jobs to foreign nations and not enforcing immigration laws here.

Hillary won't beat Sanders.

Sanders won't beat Trump.

Sanders' supporters are already pissed about the super delegate crap, so if he doesn't win the nomination many of them will stay home or even vote against the Democrats(especially if the Republican opposition is Trump)
Trump in the meantime is proving he is not even remotely a typical Republican by vehemently attacking GWB and using moveon.org talking points, which makes it easier and easier for a Democrat to vote for him so they don't have to watch Sanders end their typical party bullshit and games by making the Democrat party an openly socialist party.

Exactly! Truth is what unites the people.
When you have the courage to see through party lines and talk about the truths, it resonates with voters from both sides. That's how you compete fairly in an election, and that's how you deal with problems like national security, police brutality, inequality and so forth.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

And Obama is correct.

 

[Mertex]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

You can't embarrass Trump supporters. They are the lowest of the low.....nothing embarrasses them, they are the embarrassment to the nation.

Did you know that Trump supporters were polled and the majority still believe Obama is a Muslim.

31% of his supporters are for banning gays from the US....how insane is that?

Many of them want to ban Islam from the US......do they even know the Constitution advocates "Freedom of Religion" - how ignorant is that?

Also, they were asked what was most important to them:

Choosing someone that shares position on issues

or

Choosing someone that has the best chance of winning

They chose Trump because he "shares position on issues" n- he agrees with them on everything they like, even those things that go against the Constitution.

 

[ptbw forever]

And Obama is correct.

There are plenty of Democrats that think the race will be close, and that means Trump will win.

Obama is going to be crying a lot of "mixed" tears. LOL

 

[ptbw forever]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

You can't embarrass Trump supporters. They are the lowest of the low.....nothing embarrasses them, they are the embarrassment to the nation.

Did you know that Trump supporters were polled and the majority still believe Obama is a Muslim.

31% of his supporters are for banning gays from the US....how insane is that?

Many of them want to ban Islam from the US......do they even know the Constitution advocates "Freedom of Religion" - how ignorant is that?

Also, they were asked what was most important to them:

Choosing someone that shares position on issues

or

Choosing someone that has the best chance of winning

They chose Trump because he "shares position on issues" n- he agrees with them on everything they like, even those things that go against the Constitution.

Pure bullshit.

 

[Mertex]

"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said when asked about the 2016 election at the conclusion of the U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Rancho Mirage, California. "And the reason is because I have a lot of faith in the American people. And I think they recognize that being president is a serious job."

"It's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. It's not promotion, it's not marketing. It's hard. And a lot of people count on us getting it right."

People from the media and the establishment always say that the Trump campaign is a "reality show". They hope that by doing so, they can embarrass his supporters so much that they give up what they really want. They assume a little bit of rhetoric could make Trump supporters believe they are in a ludicrous dream of some kind, and it's not real. However, the reality slams them again and again - it's already become funny.

In fact, the biggest "reality show" of our country is exactly the elections as they used to be. Donors, special interests, and their lobbyists are the directors of the show; candidates and the establishment are the performers. What is the difference between the "election show" and the regular ones on TV? It's just that the election is GLORIFIED by its sophistication and the values it once held.

This year, however, the show has CHANGED a bit, as its audience rightfully demand.

How ironic is it that the directors and their biggest performers are now accusing this whole thing of being a "reality show"!

I hope Obama falls into a coma when he has to help president Trump settle into the White House.

Trump will never see the inside of the White House unless Hillary invites him for a tour.

Hillary will never even get the nomination.

Your party is almost too stupid to even run national campaigns now.

The Democrats are corrupt enough and in bed with Hillary enough to give her as many delegates as Sanders got in New Hampshire, even though Sanders won 60% of the vote.

I think Hillary will be easy pickings for the GOP as long as they do not nominate some Establishment loser like Rubio, or Bush.

Trump, Carson, Cruz and Kasich I think will be able to beat Hillary by November, but maybe not Sanders.

People are furious with the establishment of both parties selling off our jobs to foreign nations and not enforcing immigration laws here.

Hillary won't beat Sanders.

I think she will. She's ahead of Sanders in most states. But even if she doesn't Sanders is good.

Sanders won't beat Trump.

You shouldn't pay attention to FAUX News polls.....they led you astray with Romney, too.

eneral Election: Trump vs. Sanders
Poll Date Sample MoE
Sanders (D)
Trump (R)
Spread
RCP Average 1/9 - 2/4 -- -- 49.7 40.0 Sanders +9.7
PPP (D) 2/2 - 2/3 1236 RV 2.8 46 42 Sanders +4
Quinnipiac 2/2 - 2/4 1125 RV 2.9 49 39 Sanders +10
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 1/9 - 1/13 800 RV 3.5 54 39 Sanders +15

All General Election: Trump vs. S

Sanders' supporters are already pissed about the super delegate crap, so if he doesn't win the nomination many of them will stay home or even vote against the Democrats(especially if the Republican opposition is Trump)
Trump in the meantime is proving he is not even remotely a typical Republican by vehemently attacking GWB and using moveon.org talking points, which makes it easier and easier for a Democrat to vote for him so they don't have to watch Sanders end their typical party bullshit and games by making the Democrat party an openly socialist party.

Bwahahaha....Democrats aren't gullible like Republicans. The only Democrats that will vote for Trump are in the same category as the ones from the Republican party.....uneducated and uninformed and most of them don't even register to vote.