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CDSmith 09-18-2015 12:26 PM

Rochard is wrong -- People in fact ARE scared of Trump. In a group debate, if you consider someone to be irrelevant, a non-threat, a non-factor, "stupid", etc, the last thing you're going to do is acknowledge their presense much less address anything they have to say. Yet in this most recent debate every single one of Trump's fellow GOP candidates went after him or otherwise focused much or most of their attacks his way. "No one is scared of Trump"... I beg to differ. At this point he is their largest threat and every one of them knows it.

Rochard is RIGHT -- If the election were held tomorrow, given a Hillary vs Trump scenario, it's MRS President the White House staffers will be uttering for at least the next 4 years.

But a lot can change in 13 months.

fitzmulti 09-18-2015 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20583044)
Wait, ********** is giving out medical advice while criticizing presidential candidateS, including a doctor, for giving out medical advice?

Got it.

Well, Mark Prince is an okay doctor.
{Those who are 'in the know' get the joke...}

Rochard 09-18-2015 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Sly (Post 20583355)
Here's more for you. From the Huffington Post no less.

2016 General Election: Trump vs. Clinton - Polls - HuffPost Pollster

Here's a screenshot to make it easy. Pay attention to that little box over on the right. Last updated, two hours ago.

http://www.clipular.com/c/5840852470...VfbXMOXAXyEbvw

From your own link, take a look at Clinton's numbers over the last six months. She is crashing.

I agree with that. It's getting closer. But over all, most of the polls say Clinton is winning.

Right now it's all about Trump. Clinton and the entire Democratic party has been quiet as a mouse. I think when the Democratic party turns up the heat Trump is going to fall fast. If I was Trump, I would be studying up on world politics and memorizing names.

Rochard 09-18-2015 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20583379)
Rochard is wrong -- People in fact ARE scared of Trump. In a group debate, if you consider someone to be irrelevant, a non-threat, a non-factor, "stupid", etc, the last thing you're going to do is acknowledge their presense much less address anything they have to say. Yet in this most recent debate every single one of Trump's fellow GOP candidates went after him or otherwise focused much or most of their attacks his way. "No one is scared of Trump"... I beg to differ. At this point he is their largest threat and every one of them knows it.

Rochard is RIGHT -- If the election were held tomorrow, given a Hillary vs Trump scenario, it's MRS President the White House staffers will be uttering for at least the next 4 years.

But a lot can change in 13 months.

Everything will change in the next 13 months.

When Hillary ran for President last time, no one knew who Obama was. It was all Hillary, and suddenly a little known Senator with zero track record stomped her ass.

While I am dead set against Trump, I have serious reservations about Hilary. She seems qualified - perhaps even over qualified - but has she ever had an accomplishment her entire life?

nico-t 09-18-2015 02:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 20583291)
I can totally see why lots of republicans love the guy. And it is cool that he is shaking up the entire republican establishment and says what he thinks, when he thinks it.

That being said, there is no way in hell that this clown is qualified to be president of the United States.

"qualified"? What makes these other clowns qualified? That they all grew up and have experience in the world of and as lying dirty politicians? Any outsider, even a monkey, would be more qualified than for example Hillary, the Bushes or any other of those simple puppets.

nico-t 09-18-2015 02:07 PM

And it isn't about 'republicans love the guy' and 'shaking up the entire republican establishment'. You are still thinking party politicis, which is a facade.

He shakes up the entire establishment, total, period. It has nothing to do with the artificial parties which are exactly the same.

Robbie 09-18-2015 02:09 PM

Medical "science" changes constantly.

The flu vaccine almost never works...it's usually outdated by the time we get it and the flu virus has already mutated beyond it.

As for spacing out childhood vaccinations...THAT is what Trump was saying. Carson agreed with him.

********** you can try to say that medical science is "settled", just like you do about "manmade" climate change.

But the fact is...it's rarely ever settled.
A few decades ago, doctors would tell you that smoking wasn't bad for you.
Then they decided that studies showed that drinking alcohol was bad. Then they decided that "no", only drinking too much is bad for you (duh)
Eggs were bad for you...then they changed that and they are good for you.
Same with coffee.
And the list goes on and on.

As they learn new things...the "science" changes. What doctors thought 500 years ago isn't what they do now.

Do I think vaccines are "bad". No.
Do I think it's possible that some kids might react to them differently than most people and possibly have severe side effects?
Yes.

Did Trump call for an end to vaccinations? No.

Are you (once again) over-exaggerating (see your thread title)?
Yes.

$5 submissions 09-18-2015 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20583242)
Democrats and Republicans are all scared of Trump. No wonder he's ahead of everyone.
And watching the latest attempt by the media for the last 24 hours trying to crucify Trump over not attacking an idiot for asking a stupid question is going to fail too.
This is turning out to be even better than I thought.

Watching the "experts" proved wrong every time!

And did you notice how Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC all tried to declare Carly the winner of the debate? Then the very next morning the poll results came in showing Trump won it and it wasn't even close. LOL

Yep. This makes it like the 1000000000000000000th the MEDIA says Trumpmania is over.

These establishment clowns don't understand the real issue. The real issue is TRUMP's polling success indicates that most AMERICANS ARE PATRIOTS.

Is it a CRIME to put One's country first as far as that country's policies go? Is it a SIN to believe that America should put the welfare of Americans and LEGAL residents first?

We tried the other approach under Obama. The rise of Isis, the erosion of median household incomes, the high labor non-participation rates, and the disrespect shown by China in the West Philippine Sea is proof that the Obama/Left approach doesn't work.

RESPECT IS EARNED. You don't earn it by bowing and playing 'nice'

PorN-LinK 09-18-2015 03:57 PM

Donald has no idea about politics

Robbie 09-18-2015 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by PorN-LinK (Post 20583536)
Donald has no idea about politics

That's why he's winning and all the politicians with their million dollar advisors scripting their every word...are losing.

ilnjscb 09-18-2015 04:50 PM

so you guys are 100% behind Bush? If I was repub I would want a change

Mutt 09-18-2015 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20583427)
She seems qualified - perhaps even over qualified - but has she ever had an accomplishment her entire life?

Hilary Clinton has very little in the way of accomplishments outside of being Bill Clinton's wife and a hero to aging female Baby Boomers. She had no major accomplishments as Secretary of State, and she now has baggage from Benghazi and her handling of her email. She's no more or less qualified than any number of candidates or potential candidates. Joe Biden's experience dwarfs Clinton's. Hilary Clinton is a celebrity, as is Donald Trump.

Obama didn't have much experience before becoming President himself. Community organizer/lawyer, rookie senator.

Trump if he really is in this to win has to sit down and become conversant on all the foreign policy matters and domestic issues that face a president, he can't just continue to bluster and insult his way along promising he'll have the best people on his team to do the real work.

Phoenix 09-18-2015 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ********** (Post 20583291)
Dude... the science clearly shows that flu vaccines are not just good, they are necessary. No I do not have kids but if I did you can be very sure they would get their shots, when the Medical Doctor told told them too. The last person I would take medical advice from is that whore trump or any shit for brains that tried to deny science.



Get used to it, science denier, global warming denier, animal hater.




I can totally see why lots of republicans love the guy. And it is cool that he is shaking up the entire republican establishment and says what he thinks, when he thinks it.

That being said, there is no way in hell that this clown is qualified to be president of the United States.

Run for the hills!

Canadians are scared of Trump. Actually, we're scared of all of the republican hopefuls. We're just scared of republicans, period.



"The Media" is not crucifying Donald Trump. They are just showing him like he is. If you don't believe me, just go to youtube and watch some videos of him. He really is that asshole-ish.

you have the option with your doctor to get them spaced out. our doctor knew we had the time to do it and let us come for the shots over a longer time period. some people just do it all at once.

Rochard 09-18-2015 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 20583574)
Hilary Clinton has very little in the way of accomplishments outside of being Bill Clinton's wife and a hero to aging female Baby Boomers. She had no major accomplishments as Secretary of State, and she now has baggage from Benghazi and her handling of her email. She's no more or less qualified than any number of candidates or potential candidates. Joe Biden's experience dwarfs Clinton's. Hilary Clinton is a celebrity, as is Donald Trump.

Obama didn't have much experience before becoming President himself. Community organizer/lawyer, rookie senator.

Trump if he really is in this to win has to sit down and become conversant on all the foreign policy matters and domestic issues that face a president, he can't just continue to bluster and insult his way along promising he'll have the best people on his team to do the real work.

I have mixed thoughts about Hillary. On one hand no one is more qualified. Governor's wife, First lady, Senator, Secratary of State. I've also read she was "just the President's wife" but was really involved, pulling the strings behind the scenes. On the other hand, what real accomplishments has she had? She was a Senator and Secratary of State, yet I cannot name a single thing she did.

I also believe that the Clintons moved to NY state because it was the easiest path to her going to the White House - but grabbing a Senator's seat.

The crap about Bengazi is just silly. She did nothing wrong at all. The email crap I could care less about. You can argue about what was classified and when but it's a pretty dumb discussion when the email systems of the White House have been violated anyhow.

I just don't think she would make a good President.

I don't get the Republican party at all. They know exactly what their faults are - Women, Hispanics, and expanding their party. Attacking Hillary on Bengazhi and the emails isn't going to help. That stirs up the Republican base into a frenzy, but does nothing for anyone else. They need to attack her on her record - and her lack of accomplishments.

nico-t 09-19-2015 02:35 AM

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Originally Posted by PorN-LinK (Post 20583536)
Donald has no idea about politics

which makes him a 1000 times more qualified.

wehateporn 09-22-2015 04:23 AM

All the other politicians know too, but Trump is the only one with the balls to say it

slapass 09-22-2015 05:24 AM

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Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 20583134)
if i was living in the US i would vote trump. He doesn't belong in that crowd and they will have a tough time controlling him - he's not ideal for the puppetmasters unlike bush, obama, etc.

That's why he will never become president sadly. Something will happen, and one of the establishment in washinton of the select few families who are ruling the last decades will become president - whether it's voting fraud, a serious smear campaign against trump or even an assisination or illness, i wouldn't be surprised. It happened here in Holland as well. They do not want trump in the white house, and will do anything to prevent it.

I would vote for trump as a protest, and even for the tiny chance he does become president: If he does, at least something will happen.

I think you misunderstand something. Living in the US is really easy and nice. No one wants change. So why elect a wild card just to stir the pot. What if the pot really does get stirred?


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