Why So many hate trump besides the women bashing, etc? What has he done to damage US
 

Shouldn't we judge him then after he becomes president based on performance? THen impeach him if he sounds like he wants to start ww3 or something? what u guys think

You apparently don't know his long history and watched him in disgust for more than 30 years like I have.

Yet half of America voted for him. Sooo.......

The Clinton supporters are even willing to emotionally damage their own kids over their disgust for Trump.

Almost half (of those that voted).

Many don't believe in evolution either.

If you're a minority it feels like you're going back to the 1960s way of conservative thinking. And after the past 8 years of feeling free NOBODY wants to go back to the 60s.
Seeing all these white straight male conservatives taking over is scary for a lot of people.

People are reacting thinking that Trump will take away their rights to an abortion, their rights to medicines cheaper, their rights to a same sex marriage, destroy the environment, theres more I cant think of right now.
Also that Hillary won the popular vote is like twisting the knife.

I will say that democrats fucked up severely but protesters don't see that, they just see a great first woman president who was taken down by a shady snake-oil salesman.

OMG he's like totally Hitler and stuff!

https://d.ibtimes.co.uk/en/full/1565...yrus.jpg?w=400

its going to be the biggest most expensive reality show in history "USA season 1" starts soon and I wish I could buy this as a DVD set on amazon when the 4 seasons finish...

The majority voted for Hillary Clinton, she has more votes by over 200,000 people, but since America is a Republic, 518 people in the Electoral College will vote on December 19th, and more than 270 of them will vote for Trump which will hand him the presidency.

If you don't know what a small, petty, insecure man looks like then you shouldn't be allowed to vote. He's barely a man.

Just look at his body language in the Obama meeting and take a guess who is more dominant. He looked like a scared little boy who was in the principal's office for stealing erasers.

I'll take Mitt Romney a million times over that punk.

Trump was Democrat his whole life so If you're disgusted for his actions over the past 30 years, you should quesiton your party policies maybe.

He has always been fairly socially liberal. The VP choice though. That's another thing all together. That dude has some fucking issues.

you sound kinda creepy.

200,000 is a small number spread out across the country.

It's like she won three extra blocks in NYC.

Hardly a majority.

"New ideas are your best asset in selling and in negotiating. To generate new ideas you have to be flexible. One of the most important lessons I've learned is that there is no right way or wrong way of doing things. You have to understand that the world changes, and what might be right for you today may not work tomorrow. You have to be prepared for the next day to do something entirely different." ... Donald J. Trump

I have to give credit where credit is due: Trump took a pile of shit, put it in a paper bag, tied it with a blue ribbon -- then put a red hat on the bag with a catchy slogan "Make America Great Again" and sold it as a sack of gold to the hopeless mob.

Classic retasking

You gotta admire that -- getting over on the better part of the audience :2 cents:

his presidential campaign was marketing 101. Find some suckers, create a problem for them and show them a solution wrapped in a bow.

just last week it was: "this moron doesn't know what he is doing, he will get crushed by experienced politician like Hillary, he needs to be doing X, Y and Z"... :1orglaugh

and it's not just his campaign, EVERY campaign is like that, all politicians play mind games by telling voters what they want to hear, to get them to vote for them... :2 cents:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama

Point out what extra you have learned. Seeing as he's only been in the limelight for 20 years. what was he doing so disgusting when he was 25?

Don't blame him for you high costs of health insurance. Unless you think it's right that people die prematurely just to keep your bills lower.

What about workhouses for those without jobs. They work for free gruel and a bed.

That would be better for you taxes. you may think I'm joking, but at the current rate of jobs exiting the West, the growth of the low-skilled population. The alternative is those in work earning a decent wage pay a lot more in taxes, or the poor rebel.

Clinton was offering to continue on the present path, Trump is the only option if you want America to remain civilised.

With the growing poor, decrease in real jobs, lower family incomes for most, lower manufacturing figures, bank crisis and the next one, increasing debt, stagnant GDP. what was so wonderful about any or the other candidates?

Many of the people who voted for Trump did so because he was the only one that could possibly get the decline stopped. If not him alone, then his election will rattle the cages of the people who hold the real power.

They've been putting a pile of shit, put it in a paper bag, tied it with a blue or red ribbon -- then put a red or blue hat on the bag with a catchy slogan and sold it as a sack of gold to the hopeless mob. Then getting over on the better part of the audience.

Unless you think becoming #2 is good. Assuming you don't drop behind the EU.

He didn't have to find them they're everywhere. He actually repelled some of the most obvious target sectors of voters.

Neither did he create problems for them, the problems are already there.

He was the only one offering a solution.

In 2018 US GDP will be #2 against China's. It will continue to decline, while China's grows. China as the most powerful economic nation is a real danger. Bill is the one to thank for that, along with a few more Presidents.