Time to get on the TRUMP train

[big dick]

Some serious deja vu with 2012 again.

"The polls are wrong, the polls are wrong, the polls are skewed, polls are misleading, crowd size is important" and then a favorable poll and "Hey, look at this poll".

How'd that brexit polling work for you??

Better than your restaurant.

[TheXFactor]

[Kuntmissioner]

Thread title should be Time to get on the TRUMP SHORTBUS.

[4Dragons]

[4Dragons]

[DirtyB]

Trump's new campaign manager was on ABC yesterday-

CONWAY: I do. And the reason is I don't like when people hurl personal insults. That will never change. That's not my style. I'm a mother of four shall children. And it would be a terrible example for me to feel otherwise --

STEPHANOPOULOS: You think Mr. Trump's going to change on that?

CONWAY: Well, but he doesn't hurl personal insults. In other words, he just this week, look what he talked about.

Trump on Twitter this morning-

"Tried watching low-rated @Morning_Joe this morning, unwatchable! @morningmika is off the wall, a neurotic and not very bright mess!"

"Some day, when things calm down, I'll tell the real story of @JoeNBC and his very insecure long-time girlfriend, @morningmika. Two clowns!"

[4Dragons]

[sonatine]

On Sunday, GOP pollster Frank Luntz played video of a recent focus group of Trump supporters who have now decided they can’t support their one-time candidate.

Now a new report from the Toronto Star reveals that they’re far from alone.

In interviews with several Trump supporters, reporter Daniel Dale found that Trump’s erratic behavior and inability to control his impulses has turned off many voters who were once intrigued by his candidacy.

“I live in the country and I think I want to make one of those bunkers like they used to when we were afraid of nuclear war,” said 45-year-old Louisiana resident Kimberly McBride, who recently switched her vote to Clinton. “Because every time he opens his mouth, I feel like he’s putting us at risk… I think he’s going to get us all killed.”

David Wright, a 44-year-old “Reagan Republican” from Tennessee, tells Dale that he was horrified with Trump’s recent remarks about “Second Amendment people” stopping Hillary Clinton from appointing judges to the Supreme Court.

“That comment: that was it,” he said. “There’s some things you just don’t say. There’s just a certain amount of etiquette, certain decorum that has to come into this thing.”

19-year-old Nick Lucasti of Indiana, meanwhile, initially supported Trump because he figured he wasn’t actually serious about all the crazy things he was saying.

“After months of watching him, though, I now know for sure that this guy honestly wants to build a concrete wall hundreds of miles long,” he said. “Just ridiculous.”

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2...ump-train.html

[Mintjewlips]

On Sunday, GOP pollster Frank Luntz played video of a recent focus group of Trump supporters who have now decided they can’t support their one-time candidate.

Now a new report from the Toronto Star reveals that they’re far from alone.

In interviews with several Trump supporters, reporter Daniel Dale found that Trump’s erratic behavior and inability to control his impulses has turned off many voters who were once intrigued by his candidacy.

“I live in the country and I think I want to make one of those bunkers like they used to when we were afraid of nuclear war,” said 45-year-old Louisiana resident Kimberly McBride, who recently switched her vote to Clinton. “Because every time he opens his mouth, I feel like he’s putting us at risk… I think he’s going to get us all killed.”

David Wright, a 44-year-old “Reagan Republican” from Tennessee, tells Dale that he was horrified with Trump’s recent remarks about “Second Amendment people” stopping Hillary Clinton from appointing judges to the Supreme Court.

“That comment: that was it,” he said. “There’s some things you just don’t say. There’s just a certain amount of etiquette, certain decorum that has to come into this thing.”

19-year-old Nick Lucasti of Indiana, meanwhile, initially supported Trump because he figured he wasn’t actually serious about all the crazy things he was saying.

“After months of watching him, though, I now know for sure that this guy honestly wants to build a concrete wall hundreds of miles long,” he said. “Just ridiculous.”

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2...ump-train.html

Lol at the Toronto Star

From now on im only posting breitbart articles just to curve the libtard publications. I'm sure it's a futile effort.

Just get it over with and copy and paste salon.com, we all know you want to.

[4Dragons]

On Sunday, GOP pollster Frank Luntz played video of a recent focus group of Trump supporters who have now decided they can’t support their one-time candidate.

Now a new report from the Toronto Star reveals that they’re far from alone.

In interviews with several Trump supporters, reporter Daniel Dale found that Trump’s erratic behavior and inability to control his impulses has turned off many voters who were once intrigued by his candidacy.

“I live in the country and I think I want to make one of those bunkers like they used to when we were afraid of nuclear war,” said 45-year-old Louisiana resident Kimberly McBride, who recently switched her vote to Clinton. “Because every time he opens his mouth, I feel like he’s putting us at risk… I think he’s going to get us all killed.”

David Wright, a 44-year-old “Reagan Republican” from Tennessee, tells Dale that he was horrified with Trump’s recent remarks about “Second Amendment people” stopping Hillary Clinton from appointing judges to the Supreme Court.

“That comment: that was it,” he said. “There’s some things you just don’t say. There’s just a certain amount of etiquette, certain decorum that has to come into this thing.”

19-year-old Nick Lucasti of Indiana, meanwhile, initially supported Trump because he figured he wasn’t actually serious about all the crazy things he was saying.

“After months of watching him, though, I now know for sure that this guy honestly wants to build a concrete wall hundreds of miles long,” he said. “Just ridiculous.”

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2...ump-train.html

waiting with bated breath for the same article but about hillary supporters...

If you can't defend a candidate, change the narrative. Alinsky rule #2234

[Mintjewlips]

http://www.salon.com/2016/08/22/we-a...itbart-merger/



DAVID DUKE SAYS WE THEM BOYS

David Duke’s show cheers Trump-Breitbart merger: “We appear to have taken over the Republican Party”

After failing to forcefully disavow one-time Ku Klux Klux Grand Wizard and current Louisiana senate candidate David Duke and hiring Breitbart News Network chairman Stephen K. Bannon as his third top campaign aide, Donald Trump is earning wide praise from white nationalist even as he makes a direct appeal to African-American voters.

“You’re living in poverty! Your schools are no good! You have no jobs,” the Republican presidential nominee said of African-Americans to an all-white audience in Michigan last week. “What the hell do you have to lose?” Trump said, making his appeal to Black voters more clearly later in the week, adding that he is likely to receive 95 percent support from the Democratic voter base by 2020. In the middle of his campaigning to bring African-American voters back to the “Party of Lincoln, however, Trump mainstreamed an extreme right-wing website in America made famous for destroying the career of Shirley Sherrod.

“So, something astonishing has happened,” Don Advo, from the white-supremacist friendly website Daily Stormer, said during David Duke’s radio show. “We appear to have taken over the Republican Party.”

[BiffCo99]

On Sunday, GOP pollster Frank Luntz played video of a recent focus group of Trump supporters who have now decided they can’t support their one-time candidate.

Now a new report from the Toronto Star reveals that they’re far from alone.

In interviews with several Trump supporters, reporter Daniel Dale found that Trump’s erratic behavior and inability to control his impulses has turned off many voters who were once intrigued by his candidacy.

“I live in the country and I think I want to make one of those bunkers like they used to when we were afraid of nuclear war,” said 45-year-old Louisiana resident Kimberly McBride, who recently switched her vote to Clinton. “Because every time he opens his mouth, I feel like he’s putting us at risk… I think he’s going to get us all killed.”

David Wright, a 44-year-old “Reagan Republican” from Tennessee, tells Dale that he was horrified with Trump’s recent remarks about “Second Amendment people” stopping Hillary Clinton from appointing judges to the Supreme Court.

“That comment: that was it,” he said. “There’s some things you just don’t say. There’s just a certain amount of etiquette, certain decorum that has to come into this thing.”

19-year-old Nick Lucasti of Indiana, meanwhile, initially supported Trump because he figured he wasn’t actually serious about all the crazy things he was saying.

“After months of watching him, though, I now know for sure that this guy honestly wants to build a concrete wall hundreds of miles long,” he said. “Just ridiculous.”

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2...ump-train.html

It's very telling that on a day when it's been revealed Hillary accepted 32 Million from the Prince of Bahrain, you chose to focus on something as trivial as the above.

From the New York Post:

When Crown Prince Salman of Bahrain requested a meeting with Clinton, he was forced to go through the Clinton Foundation for an appointment. Abedin advised Band that when she went through “normal channels” at State, Clinton declined to meet. After Band intervened, however, the meeting was set up within 48 hours. According to the Clinton Foundation website, in 2005, Salman committed to establishing the Crown Prince’s International Scholarship Program for the Clinton Global Initiative. And by 2010, it had contributed $32 million to CGI. The Kingdom of Bahrain reportedly gave between $50,000 and $100,000 to the Clinton Foundation. And Bahrain Petroleum also gave an additional $25,000 to $50,000.

[Mintjewlips]

If you can't defend a candidate, change the narrative. Alinsky rule #2234

[ToasterOven]

If memes and youtube videos could vote, Trump might have a chance.

[BiffCo99]

If memes and youtube videos could vote, Trump might have a chance.

How's that Brexit Armageddon?

[DirtyB]

If memes and youtube videos could vote, Trump might have a chance.

How's that Brexit Armageddon?

They devalued their currency by 10% and they haven't even triggered the actual exit process yet.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?fr...to=USD&view=1Y

[BiffCo99]

How's that Brexit Armageddon?

They devalued their currency by 10% and they haven't even triggered the actual exit process yet.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?fr...to=USD&view=1Y

Yeah. Panic in the streets. 10% is nothing as compared to what was predicted. Try again.

[ToasterOven]

How's that Brexit Armageddon?

They devalued their currency by 10% and they haven't even triggered the actual exit process yet.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?fr...to=USD&view=1Y

People that don't have any money are not concerned with currency devaluation, Barry.

[BiffCo99]

They devalued their currency by 10% and they haven't even triggered the actual exit process yet.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?fr...to=USD&view=1Y

People that don't have any money are not concerned with currency devaluation, Barry.

Here you go SHillary:

https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...y-project-fear

[Mintjewlips]

How's that Brexit Armageddon?

They devalued their currency by 10% and they haven't even triggered the actual exit process yet.

http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?fr...to=USD&view=1Y

What's wrong with that?

As if NO ONE will take advantage of that.

Vacuums are always filled, if you think a brexit is going to hurt Brittain in the long run, you really are stupid. So what if foreign companies leave, guess what, others will take their place, and they'll make even more money.