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I don't have to wish. He's never going to be president.
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Will the real Donald Trump please stand up?
- Thread starter Dont Taz Me Bro
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I don't have to wish. He's never going to be president.
Vigilante
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LoneLaugher
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He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
Sonny Clark
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Oh yes they would, and I'll bet the farm that they'll do it again. Old habits are hard to break. It's early, but my guess is that voters will more than likely elect Clinton. I really don't see voters changing from their norm. I'd love to be wrong, but the odds are that Trump will impress just enough voters to make it interesting for a few months, maybe a little longer. It would shock me if he got elected. It would be as surprising as the first time Obama was elected. And, as surprising as the second time Obama was elected.No one knows for sure. But, he sure is earning a lot of points with folks that are tired of "politics as usual", and I'm one of them.The fervor around Trump reminds me of that of Rick Perry in the 2012 election cycle. Rick Perry was the hot commodity with conservatives prior to the debates beginning and then once questioned about illegal immigration during the first primary debate and he stuck to guns about supporting the Dream Act and immigration reform he got booed and sunk like a rock in the polls over night. The same thing is going to happen with Trump once the other candidates start seizing on all of his past support of issues shunned by conservatives.
Which side is Donald Trump on?
Trump once endorsed a massive surtax on the rich. But he now wants the top income tax rate cut in half.
He opposed the war in Iraq, but says he now has a “foolproof” plan to defeat ISIL.
He’s praised single-payer health care, yet loathes Obamacare. But a decade ago he proposed “health marts” that sound suspiciously like today’s Obamacare exchanges.
Over the past two decades he was a Republican, then an independent, then a Democrat, then a Republican. Now, registered as an independent, he leads the Republican 2016 presidential field.
But what does Donald Trump really believe on policy? It’s hard to tell — his campaign will identify no policy director, he has no “issues” tab on his campaign website and he hasn’t given any substantive policy speeches on the campaign trail.
“His hair has been more permanent than his political positions,” said Thomas P. Miller, a health care policy expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. “It’s a total random assortment of whatever plays publicly.”
Read more: Will the real Donald Trump please stand up - Timothy Noah - POLITICO
Yes. He is attracting all of the really smart Americans. They would never elect a politician to the presidency.
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
Oh yes they would, and I'll bet the farm that they'll do it again. Old habits are hard to break. It's early, but my guess is that voters will more than likely elect Clinton. I really don't see voters changing from their norm. I'd love to be wrong, but the odds are that Trump will impress just enough voters to make it interesting for a few months, maybe a little longer. It would shock me if he got elected. It would be as surprising as the first time Obama was elected. And, as surprising as the second time Obama was elected.No one knows for sure. But, he sure is earning a lot of points with folks that are tired of "politics as usual", and I'm one of them.The fervor around Trump reminds me of that of Rick Perry in the 2012 election cycle. Rick Perry was the hot commodity with conservatives prior to the debates beginning and then once questioned about illegal immigration during the first primary debate and he stuck to guns about supporting the Dream Act and immigration reform he got booed and sunk like a rock in the polls over night. The same thing is going to happen with Trump once the other candidates start seizing on all of his past support of issues shunned by conservatives.
Which side is Donald Trump on?
Trump once endorsed a massive surtax on the rich. But he now wants the top income tax rate cut in half.
He opposed the war in Iraq, but says he now has a “foolproof” plan to defeat ISIL.
He’s praised single-payer health care, yet loathes Obamacare. But a decade ago he proposed “health marts” that sound suspiciously like today’s Obamacare exchanges.
Over the past two decades he was a Republican, then an independent, then a Democrat, then a Republican. Now, registered as an independent, he leads the Republican 2016 presidential field.
But what does Donald Trump really believe on policy? It’s hard to tell — his campaign will identify no policy director, he has no “issues” tab on his campaign website and he hasn’t given any substantive policy speeches on the campaign trail.
“His hair has been more permanent than his political positions,” said Thomas P. Miller, a health care policy expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. “It’s a total random assortment of whatever plays publicly.”
Read more: Will the real Donald Trump please stand up - Timothy Noah - POLITICO
Yes. He is attracting all of the really smart Americans. They would never elect a politician to the presidency.
If you had as much talent for sniffing out sarcasm as you have for saying the same thing several different ways in a single post....you'd blow your own mind.
Sonny Clark
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It's just early campaign season, and we can expect a lot of fireworks from each candidate. The oval office is a powerful office, and all of them want to get elected. It's the name of the game when you're a politician. It's the top prize. Everyone will be slinging mud until election day.
He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
It's just early campaign season, and we can expect a lot of fireworks from each candidate. The oval office is a powerful office, and all of them want to get elected. It's the name of the game when you're a politician. It's the top prize. Everyone will be slinging mud until election day.
He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
Sarcasm, Sonny. Consider 75% of what I post to be sarcasm. You might begin to catch it.
Sonny Clark
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #28
As you well know, my talents are very limited.Oh yes they would, and I'll bet the farm that they'll do it again. Old habits are hard to break. It's early, but my guess is that voters will more than likely elect Clinton. I really don't see voters changing from their norm. I'd love to be wrong, but the odds are that Trump will impress just enough voters to make it interesting for a few months, maybe a little longer. It would shock me if he got elected. It would be as surprising as the first time Obama was elected. And, as surprising as the second time Obama was elected.No one knows for sure. But, he sure is earning a lot of points with folks that are tired of "politics as usual", and I'm one of them.The fervor around Trump reminds me of that of Rick Perry in the 2012 election cycle. Rick Perry was the hot commodity with conservatives prior to the debates beginning and then once questioned about illegal immigration during the first primary debate and he stuck to guns about supporting the Dream Act and immigration reform he got booed and sunk like a rock in the polls over night. The same thing is going to happen with Trump once the other candidates start seizing on all of his past support of issues shunned by conservatives.
Which side is Donald Trump on?
Trump once endorsed a massive surtax on the rich. But he now wants the top income tax rate cut in half.
He opposed the war in Iraq, but says he now has a “foolproof” plan to defeat ISIL.
He’s praised single-payer health care, yet loathes Obamacare. But a decade ago he proposed “health marts” that sound suspiciously like today’s Obamacare exchanges.
Over the past two decades he was a Republican, then an independent, then a Democrat, then a Republican. Now, registered as an independent, he leads the Republican 2016 presidential field.
But what does Donald Trump really believe on policy? It’s hard to tell — his campaign will identify no policy director, he has no “issues” tab on his campaign website and he hasn’t given any substantive policy speeches on the campaign trail.
“His hair has been more permanent than his political positions,” said Thomas P. Miller, a health care policy expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. “It’s a total random assortment of whatever plays publicly.”
Read more: Will the real Donald Trump please stand up - Timothy Noah - POLITICO
Yes. He is attracting all of the really smart Americans. They would never elect a politician to the presidency.
If you had as much talent for sniffing out sarcasm as you have for saying the same thing several different ways in a single post....you'd blow your own mind.
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
And no.....everyone will not be slinging mud. Sanders won't.
Sonny Clark
Diamond Member
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- #31
Thanks. I'll try to remember that. I'm not too sharp sometimes. I'll try to pay better attention to your comments in the future.It's just early campaign season, and we can expect a lot of fireworks from each candidate. The oval office is a powerful office, and all of them want to get elected. It's the name of the game when you're a politician. It's the top prize. Everyone will be slinging mud until election day.
He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
Sarcasm, Sonny. Consider 75% of what I post to be sarcasm. You might begin to catch it.
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
Seems she's supposed to be the REAL opposition, but, even the old Fag Bernie Sanders is biting at her muff! That scoundrel!
He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
Isn't it about time you posted a photoshopped picture? You've run out of things to say again.
Sonny Clark
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- #33
Why not?And no.....everyone will not be slinging mud. Sanders won't.
Vigilante
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- #35
Seems she's supposed to be the REAL opposition, but, even the old Fag Bernie Sanders is biting at her muff! That scoundrel!
He attacked Clinton too? He must be scared of her.
Isn't it about time you posted a photoshopped picture? You've run out of things to say again.
No I haven't, BUT I'll take requests under consideration!
He doesn't have to know anything. All he has to do is talk the American language that folks like me want to hear.I'm looking forward to the debates, because Donald the Chump doesn't really know anything about policy.
He's gonna be shredded................
There we go- the President the far right wants-
"He doesn't have to know anything"
"As long as he talks the way I want him to sound"
LOL.......
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
He doesn't have to know anything. All he has to do is talk the American language that folks like me want to hear.I'm looking forward to the debates, because Donald the Chump doesn't really know anything about policy.
He's gonna be shredded................
There we go- the President the far right wants-
"He doesn't have to know anything"
"As long as he talks the way I want him to sound"
LOL.......
Isn't that awesome! He doesn't have to know anything! Perfect.
LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
The current one, knows nothing of foreign policy, what's the problems, boys?
In your opinion.....who DOES know something about foreign policy?
Sonny Clark
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #40
Yea, well you keep listening to the BS spewed by all those well intended professional politicians like you have in the past and see where this country goes.He doesn't have to know anything. All he has to do is talk the American language that folks like me want to hear.I'm looking forward to the debates, because Donald the Chump doesn't really know anything about policy.
He's gonna be shredded................
There we go- the President the far right wants-
"He doesn't have to know anything"
"As long as he talks the way I want him to sound"
LOL.......
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