Yeah, all sizzle but no steak can take you a ways but Trump as a leader of people are words that don't belong in the same sentence.
Still, a 50/50 shot when you consider George Jr. was re-elected.
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Yeah, all sizzle but no steak can take you a ways but Trump as a leader of people are words that don't belong in the same sentence.
Still, a 50/50 shot when you consider George Jr. was re-elected.
When the book is written about Trumps campaign by some insider it would be the GOAT if at some point Trump vocalized how he was gonna game the media. I mean of all the candidates who had the any television/media experience or access to those who play in that sandbox?Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
Did some television exec, at some point, pull him aside and offer a game theory or strategy as depicted in the video?
How many times has Trump been caught in a lie? I lost count.
My pick, whom I thought was dunzo, is having a great night.
Any chance Kasich has some strong showings next week, where he maybe gets several 2nd place finishes, due to these other nudnicks destroying each other and looking like fools?
Also, when they cut to commercial, and its just the 3 moderators talking to the camera, I dont know about you guys, but Megyn is definitely eye-fucking me.
Kasich is sticking around to take Ohio then he will be gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
That's why she got the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by DRK Star
I say fuck a fence. Barbed wire boarders on both sides with a mile wide no man's land in between that is strewn with landmines. Then for good measure, put a crapload of daisy chained water mines in the Rio Grande.Quote:
Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
ROFL
Mines make the most sense they always have but Americans are pussies and can't stomach it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shortbuspokerI say fuck a fence. Barbed wire boarders on both sides with a mile wide no man's land in between that is strewn with landmines. Then for good measure, put a crapload of daisy chained water mines in the Rio Grande.Quote:
Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
Some propose this solutionQuote:
Originally Posted by abrown83Mines make the most sense they always have but Americans are pussies and can't stomach it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shortbuspoker
Just guessing but I wouldn't doubt it if most illegals are those desperate enough to leave their homeland and extended family for an opportunity. The drug lords aren't typically found by the border patrol in the desert.Quote:
Originally Posted by abrown83Mines make the most sense they always have but Americans are pussies and can't stomach it.Quote:
Originally Posted by shortbuspoker
Mules are almost always desperate in one way or another.
Walls are a wee bit outdated and ultimately fail.
Trump wouldn't last a year in office.
If Trump gets in, then placing a massive glass dome over America making it impossible for anybody to leave or enter would be best for everyone I think.
And don't worry about the cost Donald, the ROTW will gladly pick up the tab.
People actually Googled to figure out what was on Ted Cruz’s lip
By Philip Bump March 3 at 11:33 PM
Let's get two things out of the way from the outset. No, people do not appear to have tried to Google more information about Donald Trump's claims regarding his hand size. And, yes, people did Google to try and figure out what was on Ted Cruz's lip. (See Footnote No. 1.)
Why do we start there? Because this is where we are. The 11th Republican debate was pretty insane, even measured against the high bar for craziness that the preceding 10 had set. Google makes neat little charts showing what topics people were Googling, but they don't include topics like "Trump's steak brand" or "Trump's meat."
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We track the topics people were most interested in minute-by-minute. And the biggest spike came as Ted Cruz was talking about his postcard-sized tax form (which was actually supposed to be an answer about who does the work of the IRS if you get rid of the IRS).
Trump had his spikes. People really did want to learn more about Trump Steaks. (See Footnote 2.) And when Trump University came up, people searched for information on that, too, as they did in the last debate. John Kasich got on the board as he talked about his foreign policy chops -- but, yeah, Trump dominated once again.
Rising searches for Trump:
trump debate
trump steaks
donald trump age
how old is donald trump
We'll note that the Cruz lip incident coincided with the tax discussion. So the rising searches for Cruz:
ted cruz booger
ted cruz mouth
ted cruz tax postcard
We are an elegant species.
On social media, where the watchword is commenting on/complaining about things and not looking for more information, Trump's comments about the original Donald Jr. clearly vaulted him into first place in the attention race. Two-thirds of the tweets about the candidates in the first half of the debate were about Trump. Over the course of the debate, more than 70 percent of the conversation about the candidates on Facebook was about Donald Trump.
They say that there's no such thing as bad publicity, but that adage only holds true for the person being talked about, not all the rest of us.
Politics, 2016.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ted-cruzs-lip/
well well well there might be something to the small hands thing after all (lol at trump for trying to hide the size difference by matching up their fingertips).
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CcrWnWWWIAAUgj6.jpg
Well they say that uber rich guys are compensating for something, in which case, i'd take his bank account and lose a couple of inches. His compensated member has seen the light of day to what most men could only dream about. The lesson here is that she'll deal with your average joe pecker if you can buy her a Rolls for her to hide her shame.Quote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
lol at this guy realizing he's being played...
"Lance initially liked Trump “because he was all for getting illegal immigrants out of this country so that we can rebuild our economy.” He liked that “he was all for gun rights.” He liked that “he isn’t a politician” (“everybody knows politicians are liars”). He liked that “he was brutally honest.” He liked that he would “bomb the shit out of [ISIS].” He liked that “he’s a businessman, and maybe he can build this economy back to what it was.” Summing it all up, he said, “To me, he was the stereotypical American: guns, religion, soldiers.”
But then a video he saw on Facebook turned Lance against him. At a rally, Trump had been disparaging the number of Americans on food stamps when he was interrupted by a protester. As the protester was escorted out of the rally by security, Trump made fun of the man’s weight. That really got to Lance, who had been on the receiving end of a lot of bullying in school for “being poor.” And suddenly, he saw Trump in a new light: he wasn’t the smart, no-nonsense businessman who could solve America’s problems; he was just a grown-up bully. “How old are you to make fun of someone’s girth?”
The fact that it happened while Trump had been blasting food stamps particularly angered Lance, and it got him thinking. As he said, “The reason I dislike him now is because he’s talking about getting rid of food stamps completely.” Lance agrees that it should be harder to get food stamps; he thinks you should be drug-tested and you should have to work. “But if you’re actually trying in life,” he said, “and you’re coming up a little short, there’s no problem with government assistance.”
The fact that Trump has never suggested abolishing food stamps doesn’t really matter; what matters is that his rant broke Lance’s trust. As Lance said, “I think his problem isn’t with food stamps; I’m honestly starting to think his problem is with poor people. Because he’s rich. And I don’t think he knows the first thing about being poor.”
He added, “I think to him Red Lobster is like McDonald’s.”
‘I think his problem isn’t with food stamps; I’m honestly starting to think his problem is with poor people.’
Lance and his family don’t receive food stamps—he and his wife both work, and every time they’ve received food stamps they’ve quickly become ineligible—but he’ll be the first to tell you that some months, $100 of food stamps would help them out a lot. Sometimes, they’re barely able to afford rent. But when Lance hears Trump denigrating those on food stamps, he hears the message that he is poor and lazy.
Never mind that Lance is barely able to sleep because of his and his wife’s work schedules: he works at night, his wife works during the day, and someone (Lance) has to watch the kids during the day. Never mind that they don’t abuse drugs or otherwise “abuse the system.” Never mind that hostile family-work policies and unjust firings (as I detailed here and here) are primary reasons he and his wife have yet to find work that pays well. As Lance sees it, Trump doesn’t understand people like him; he’s just another rich person stigmatizing working people as poor."
http://family-studies.org/why-do-whi...support-trump/
God. Yall need to check out that link I posted above. It's all about why working call whites support trump. so many gems it's hard to believe.
"Russ’s daughter, Stacy, though, explained that she’d vote for Trump: “Because he’s going by the Bible: gay marriage shouldn’t be allowed,” before adding, “I believe that if you don’t believe in Jesus, then you don’t need to be in this country.” (For her, at least, values do appear to trump economic concerns.)"
and this one:
"I told her about Trump’s comments that he thinks America shouldn’t raise the minimum wage to $15 because wages are already “too high,” and that Americans just had to work harder. Here she was, a woman lucky to get four hours of sleep because she had to work two jobs. Did his comment bother her?
“My thought is that I kind of agree with him, though,” she said. “Is it fair for someone who works at McDonald’s to make $15 an hour, versus I’m a teacher at a preschool with an associate’s degree making $10 an hour? Is that fair? Is it fair that I should go to school to better myself to have a career, yet any Joe that walks into McDonald’s is making more than me? Is that fair? I don’t think so.”
She points out that there’s no way her boss could afford to pay her $15 an hour for her job. She thinks that you have to look at things from the perspective of the small business owner, too.
‘He’s rich for a reason… He has a business, he knows how to run it.’
“What about the fact that he’s a billionaire,” I asked, “does that bother you?”
She shook her head. “I mean, he’s rich for a reason. I’m poor for a reason! We all have our reasons for our financial standing in life. He has a business, he knows how to run it. So clearly he did something right. I may not know the secrets yet—someday I might. Hopefully!”"
Not really sure why anyone needed to Google that. Like what's the confusion here? That was a fucking booger he ate. Honestly can't think of anything else it could be. That was a big ole booger is what it was. And Ted Cruz ate it. That makes Ted Cruz a booger eater.Quote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
http://nebula.wsimg.com/ab06c2a83a3c...&alloworigin=1
Yep. Ted Cruz the booger eater.
Quote:
Originally Posted by HenryNot really sure why anyone needed to Google that. Like what's the confusion here? That was a fucking booger he ate. Honestly can't think of anything else it could be. That was a big ole booger is what it was. And Ted Cruz ate it. That makes Ted Cruz a booger eater.Quote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
http://nebula.wsimg.com/ab06c2a83a3c...&alloworigin=1
Yep. Ted Cruz the booger eater.
Honestly, my very first thought when I watched it live was that looked like a piece of styrofoam or some shit like that. Yeah, i know it very unlikely wasn't that, but that's my first opinion and thats what it looked like. In any case, while we would like to dream this, I doubt it was a booger. Boogers aren't full blown white...at least to my knowledge. Probably was simply something he ate. Unless... maybe they are white racist boogers?! Damn, I fucking knew it.