Time to get on the TRUMP train

[Gordman]

Doesnt seem like a bad guy or anything, and personally I have nothing against him...but IMO FPS needs to be post restricted from this thread because he is fagging up every page at this point making it virtually unreadable

Just my opinion

You know I was thinking, it's time to give Hillary some support. I cannot in good faith stand around and do nothing while the Republicans steal this election from America's Sweetheart, HRC. They stole the SCOTUS from Obama and now this 2 million vote travesty.

That crack your smoking must be pretty good


Hillary doesn't deserve any support - now or ever again....and she certainly isn't Americas sweetheart; if that were really the case, voters would have been out there in droves, but they weren't. She is the epitome of everything that is wrong with a politician.

She just needs to fade away at this point

[big dick]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

[thesidedish]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?

RINSED PENIS IS GOD

[blake]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?

i don't know what the trump voters think but i like the pick. it sends a signal that he may actually want to be serious and get things done, as opposed to if he gave the spot to steve bannon, which would have been awful

[Mintjewlips]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

Can we let Trump swear into office before we start speculating?

[Dan Druff]

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?

i don't know what the trump voters think but i like the pick. it sends a signal that he may actually want to be serious and get things done, as opposed to if he gave the spot to steve bannon, which would have been awful

If Trump filled his cabinet with inexperienced outsiders, it would be a disaster. The fact that he's not doing this shows that he knows he has a lot to learn, and is appointing people who know the ropes to assist him.

[big dick]

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

Can we let Trump swear into office before we start speculating?

Im not speculating jewlips he is doing the opposite of what he said he was gonna do.
He ran as the outsider who was gonna shake shit up, and what does he do? He chooses the most inside gop guy he could find to be his chief of staff.
This a not good for regular people, dems and r's alike.

[big dick]

i don't know what the trump voters think but i like the pick. it sends a signal that he may actually want to be serious and get things done, as opposed to if he gave the spot to steve bannon, which would have been awful

If Trump filled his cabinet with inexperienced outsiders, it would be a disaster. The fact that he's not doing this shows that he knows he has a lot to learn, and is appointing people who know the ropes to assist him.

So why didn't he say this when he was running for president?
Why did he lie to people and tell them he was gonna shake things up?
Why did he run as an outsider if he was going to out every establishment gop inside in his cabinet?

[Mintjewlips]

i don't know what the trump voters think but i like the pick. it sends a signal that he may actually want to be serious and get things done, as opposed to if he gave the spot to steve bannon, which would have been awful

If Trump filled his cabinet with inexperienced outsiders, it would be a disaster. The fact that he's not doing this shows that he knows he has a lot to learn, and is appointing people who know the ropes to assist him.

Well said druff.

Trump is still captain of the ship and we saw how quickly he gets rid of anyone that tries to usurp his authority, just look at corey lewandowski.

[BiffCo99]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

I mean, he has to play the game somewhat to get shit done in Washington. I didn't expect him to start hiring plumbers and electricians to run the White House.

Preibus seems like a good level headed dude. I like the hire. I also like that he gave Christie the fucking boot. That guy is rotten to the core and it's a good sign from Trump that he's serious about keeping corruption out.

Let's wait to see how he fills out his staff and judge him on the things he does once he starts his term.

There's going to be an unlimited number of these stories that are going to try and tear him down before he even starts. The media still hates his guts cause he made them look foolish. They're out for revenge and going to try and take him down at every opportunity.

[Draymond]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

Election was 5 days ago dude. Questions like this are fine like after a year. Guy has been PE less than a week. The only thing people give a shit about is the decisions he makes and if they provide the requisite change and you need a minimum of a year to see where it goes, or doesn't go. My guess is he will have a blend of insiders and outsiders on his team, not sure why anyone would have a problem with that, but there are professional haters who obsess about anything and everything.

[Mintjewlips]

Lol lil dick still missing the point.

It's ok it's not your fault.

[Mintjewlips]

Toaster oven caught ghost real quick

[big dick]

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

I mean, he has to play the game somewhat to get shit done in Washington. I didn't expect him to start hiring plumbers and electricians to run the White House.

Preibus seems like a good level headed dude. I like the hire. I also like that he gave Christie the fucking boot. That guy is rotten to the core and it's a good sign from Trump that he's serious about keeping corruption out.

Let's wait to see how he fills out his staff and judge him on the things he does once he starts his term.

There's going to be an unlimited number of these stories that are going to try and tear him down before he even starts. The media still hates his guts cause he made them look foolish. They're out for revenge and going to try and take him down at every opportunity.

Trump is our president and I stand behind him, let there be no doubt about this.But im skeptical and im quite worried that a guy like Gringrich is going to be sos.
You say you like his pick and that things might get done now.
What might get done now? Lowering taxes on the 1%?Lowering corporate taxes?
Raising taxes on the poor?
Reducing regulations on wall street and banks? Repealing dodd frank?
If this is what you mean by getting things done then I agree things will get done, no doubt about it.
Only Problem is these things hurt guys like you and I.
Adelson now controls the house, senate, and to some degree the presidency.

[big dick]

Lol lil dick still missing the point.

It's ok it's not your fault.

Explain it to me then

[Mintjewlips]

Lol lil dick still missing the point.

It's ok it's not your fault.

Explain it to me then

Uh druff, biff, and draymond have all just broke it down dick lick.

[BiffCo99]

Lol lil dick still missing the point.

It's ok it's not your fault.

Explain it to me then

[BiffCo99]

I dont expect him to get all that done but if he does half it's a good start.

[Gordman]

http://www.aol.com/article/news/2016...taff/21605010/

The selection of Priebus as chief of staff could anger some hardline Trump supporters who were counting on Trump to keep his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of business-as-usual Washington insiders.

Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.

Priebus is a longtime Wisconsin political operative who was credited with marshaling party resources for Trump's White House bid. The Republican National Committee stepped in and ran most of the party's get-out-the-vote effort this year in the absence of such an operation by the Trump campaign.

Gordman, tyde, biffco, nbh, bottomset... or any of the other Trump guys please comment on this.
How do you guys feel about Trump doing the exact opposite of what he said he was gonna do?
How do you feel about Trump the "outsider" putting all of the gop insiders into power?
You guys have to be feeling like you were duped a bit no?

I get what you are saying and all, but honestly, i am not surprised he is making moves like this. So (depending on the viewpoint) perhaps he lied; It isn't surprising to me and I knew he wasn't going to put outsiders in the WH from the first time he mentioned it.

And IMO it really doesn't make sense to hire inexperienced people.

The guy is very experienced and frankly I think he's a good pick. I think it speaks volumes that he wants to surround himself with intelligent people to get shit done.


I mean, honestly, if you were running a huge business, would you hire a bunch of know nothings or would you surround yourself with intelligent, skilled and experienced staff in your management team? I've run a little business myself and id choose the latter all day long.

[big dick]

big fucking lol if you guys think career politicians are going to lower term limits in congress.
Might be the funniest thing I've ever read.