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Now that the GOP has officially chosen their nominee, I would like to know if todd intends on abstaining from voting for Trump
...or if he is going to vote for Hillary or not even bother to vote
These are all valid questions
Todd are you a party loyalist or not ?
Please don't deflect...just answer the fucking question
Warm regards
Delete double post ty
Trump is the best . I'm on board
He had the presence and forethought to issue some specific and definitive objectives in his foreign policy speech
This man is a leader.
Hillary is a liar
Carly Fiorina just had the shortest vice presidential campaign in American history.
Posts being deleted up in this bitch
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how are you even still alive you drunken buffoon ?Quote:
Wet brain is a condition brought about by a deficiency of thiamine (vitamin B1). Its technical name is Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome, after the scientists who discovered it. Wet brain is also a common term for those suffering from alcoholism. Chronic and intense alcohol abuse can lead to a deficiency of thiamine.
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Cruz supporters will be tilting so hard today
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I've already ran into the same NYTimes article twice basically saying Hill is gonna kick Trumps ass. They need to disclose that Carlos Slim is the largest share holders of the NYT. I never thought I would see the day that the media was so corrupt, it's just crazy.
This happened in 2015, I'm sure it has nothing to do with the election it was just a good investment.
"Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim has become the largest shareholder of New York Times Co (NYT.N) after exercising warrants to double his stake in the publisher to 16.8 percent.
Entities affiliated with Slim exercised the warrants he bought in 2009 when he loaned the company $250 million during the height of the financial crisis.
New York Times, controlled by the Ochs-Sulzberger family through Class B shares, paid back the loan in 2011.
Slim's total stake is valued at $341.4 million, based on the stock's Wednesday closing price of $12.28."
$341 million dollars! Oh no, of course that won't skew their coverage.
Tyde drunkenly making this thread his bitch last night, from 8pm through 4am.
I'm willing to bet that there are more closet trump supporters then vocal ones in every minority group, i know plenty of first generation Americans that like trump and aren't falling for hillary's bullshit.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Tyde
Serious questions:
1. Which group besides white males does trump have a legit chance of winning more votes from than hillary?
2. Do you really believe women are gonna vote for trump instead of voting for the first female canditate for POTUS?
The idea that every naturalized citizen is gonna automatically vote democrat is retarded. These are people that are running away from their own bullshit governments only to realize they are dealing with another one. Both political parties have shit the bed for the past 30 or so years, its just all coming to surface.
I was for Kasich and Paul. If I have to vote now, Id lean more for Trump because of certain issues. He is certainly in need of a good polishing and needs to clear up/apologize for some of his comments that have obviously been taken as racist, when they may not have been intended to be. I cant imagine a candidate for any office just announcing he hates an entire race to begin his campaign. He should clear things up asap. (unless.....)
This guy did, and won:Quote:
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Marty, pretty sure Trump doesn't give a fuck about broke, pockled faced loser. Honestly, you would probably disgust him.
Serious question- Is Marty even allowed to vote?
Marty, do you post stupid shit to get a rise out of people, or are you just a product of our nation's failed public education system? Inquiring minds want to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyde
Did Carlos Slim make Hillary a -340 favorite on Bovada? Or is that maybe because she's way ahead in every poll?Quote:
Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
In 2012, Obama crushed Romney 332 to 206 in electoral votes. Which state that Obama won do you see Trump winning? Maybe Florida, with its huge Latino population- 77% of which have a "very unfavorable" view of Trump.
It's nice to tell one side of a story. Make absolutely sure you don't take into account Hillary's unfavorable rating and under no circumstances should you mention those that support Sanders that would never vote for Hillary. That might make the argument less cut and dry. Not saying you're wrong about Trump losing (you won't see this part), but only telling half the story makes you look either myopic or sinister.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyBDid Carlos Slim make Hillary a -340 favorite on Bovada? Or is that maybe because she's way ahead in every poll?Quote:
Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
In 2012, Obama crushed Romney 332 to 206 in electoral votes. Which state that Obama won do you see Trump winning? Maybe Florida, with its huge Latino population- 77% of which have a "very unfavorable" view of Trump.
http://www.businessinsider.com/poll-...-rating-2016-4
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Serious question; are you literally like 11 years old?
Today is a great day to be an American
Oh and LOL @ Barry the liberal
Please post a pic casting your vote for Hillary
What a huge vagina
Seriously who in their right mind would ever vote for this woman ?
I guess dirtyb and a few million man hating bull dykes
Trump is going to totally annihilate her
This is gonna be so fun to watch
Announcement coming at 5pm
Few people are talking about this, and Utah doesn't carry many electoral votes, but this is indeed very possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by rum dick
Most notably, he doesn't gain them due to his pro-choice and same-sex-marriage-supporting views, and yet he loses them due to his statements which indicate bigotry and religious persecution.
Mormons are very sensitive about religious persecution because of their history, so they were pissed when they heard that he wanted to ban Muslims from entering the US.
So while they don't love Hillary, they don't feel they are gaining anything regarding the conservative values they care about with Trump (since he's to the left on abortion and gay marriage, like Hillary is), and yet they feel he brings religious persecution to the table, which Hillary doesn't.
Also, Trump fares poorly with well-educated Americans, and Mormons tend to be educated, despite their nutty beliefs.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Answer my question you fucking windbag
Will you be voting for TRUMP or not ?
Seriously, who in their right mind would ever adopt the political views of an unemployed raging alcoholic who lives in a third world country?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyde
The Trump train[wreck] is now fully loaded.Quote:
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Why do you think so? Many Republicans are turned off by Trump.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
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Leave me out of your sexual fantasies, thx.Quote:
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Originally Posted by FPS_Russia
Serious question; are you literally like 11 years old?
Under normal circumstances I'd agree but Trump's unfavorables are just as high.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4DragonsIt's nice to tell one side of a story. Make absolutely sure you don't take into account Hillary's unfavorable rating and under no circumstances should you mention those that support Sanders that would never vote for Hillary. That might make the argument less cut and dry. Not saying you're wrong about Trump losing (you won't see this part), but only telling half the story makes you look either myopic or sinister.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyB
http://www.businessinsider.com/poll-...-rating-2016-4
I mean the way that I see Trump failing is just by looking at the Primary voter turnout. In New York, Hillary's vote count equaled that of Bernie AND the entire Republican vote combined. I mean he can flip a bunch of people between now and November, but probably not in the places that he really, really needs to flip people. But that being said for the Right; if not him, than whom? I will never cow to the logic that somehow Cruz could beat Hillary moreso than Trump, or iCarly?Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkongerUnder normal circumstances I'd agree but Trump's unfavorables are just as high.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
But all that aside; where we are now in the race, with the same things being said about Hillary.. along comes Obama and bounced her fat ass like a bad check.
So this ain't over.
I think it is very important for Trump to pick the correct VP this time around. Possible he can pull it out if he does. If he chooses Christie it's game over. Rick Scott...maybe. Kasich could be the winner.
kasich is his only move and it spells out exactly why neither dish nor i are collecting on our bets.
Well the other move is to have Trump to set up a super pac and fund Bernie as an independent. Trump gets the seat, Hillary is banished and Bernie gets a $50m payday.
The VP pick usually doesn't make a ton of difference. It might possibly help in the VP pick's home state, but usually all a VP can do for you is get made fun of, like Palin or Mondale or Quayle. Exception: Bentsen, who was at least as qualified as Dukakis and it was Dukakis being made fun of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pooh
I don't think Kasich would accept an offer from Trump anyway.
I agree it's not over. But I think it will be hard for Trump to win over those who don't like him with a "more presidential" persona. Who he has been during the primaries is who he really is, and it will be hard to suppress for any length of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4DragonsI mean the way that I see Trump failing is just by looking at the Primary voter turnout. In New York, Hillary's vote count equaled that of Bernie AND the entire Republican vote combined. I mean he can flip a bunch of people between now and November, but probably not in the places that he really, really needs to flip people. But that being said for the Right; if not him, than whom? I will never cow to the logic that somehow Cruz could beat Hillary moreso than Trump, or iCarly?Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkonger
But all that aside; where we are now in the race, with the same things being said about Hillary.. along comes Obama and bounced her fat ass like a bad check.
So this ain't over.
I think Kasich would have had the best chance against Hillary.
Sen. Jeff session's as VP would solidify the evangelicals, the kkk, and mostly all the white males over 30 in the South. It would give trump the edge in Florida. I know druff talked about obama winning Florida, but what he forgot is evangelicals hate mormons and Florida is full of evangelicals, especially north florida, they didn't show up to vote in 2012, im sure they will show up in droves come November.Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkongerThe VP pick usually doesn't make a ton of difference. It might possibly help in the VP pick's home state, but usually all a VP can do for you is get made fun of, like Palin or Mondale or Quayle. Exception: Bentsen, who was at least as qualified as Dukakis and it was Dukakis being made fun of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pooh
I don't think Kasich would accept an offer from Trump anyway.
Rick Scott? You mean the guy who headed a major healthcare company that committed billions of $$$s of Medicare fraud?Quote:
Originally Posted by hongkongerThe VP pick usually doesn't make a ton of difference. It might possibly help in the VP pick's home state, but usually all a VP can do for you is get made fun of, like Palin or Mondale or Quayle. Exception: Bentsen, who was at least as qualified as Dukakis and it was Dukakis being made fun of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pooh
I don't think Kasich would accept an offer from Trump anyway.
But in reading some FB posts of some evangelical folks I know, I agree that Kasich would have the best effect of mobilizing the religiois right that Trump already doesn't draw. But the backup religious right wingman for Trump is probably Ben Carson.
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More spot on analysis.
Please tell us again how trump has no chance of winning the GOP nomination