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I'm insinuating you're clueless. |
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LOL at Palin's son beating his girlfriend the night before her endorsement announcement. That's what happens when you name your kid Track and let him live at home when he's 26.
Sarah Palin?s son Track arrested on domestic violence charges night before her Trump endorsement | National Post |
New Hampshire Surge: John Kasich Second Only to Donald Trump - Breitbart
The great mainstream Republican hope? |
trump will win elections and you will need to accept that
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Saying he doesn't stand a chance when he is leading is stupid. Of course he stands a chance he is leading. The word chance... he has one. That might be all
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in 2 weeks, nobody will remember that she did this
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what's really nutty about her nutty speech is how much free publicity the nutty liberal media is giving Trump (and her) over it. they're breaking the internet!
Hillary who? |
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All Trump ever says, and as Palin echoed yesterday, are nothing more than emotional sound bites. They are words and phrases that stir people up but are empty and error-filled. Regardless of whether Clinton or Sanders wins the democratic election, they will easily wipe the floor with Trump, and the next president of the US will be a democrat (Yay!). If Cruz wins the republican nomiation though, the race to the whitehouse will be much closer. Like Trump, Cruz is hated by many in his own party, and I hate him too, but I think deep down he's smart, and any debates between him and Sanders or him and Clinton will be nail-biting. |
If he ever makes it Clinton is going to chew him up!
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Sorry not a fake nick baby, been here sense 2003 just don't post much |
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Why go so far when Turkey is perfectly fine? It even embraces their culture, now with islamic dictator Erdogan at the wheel. Can you think of any other reason than money and social benefits? |
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And i like trump, am i dumb as well? Fyi i did an IQ test a couple of weeks ago. It was 137. |
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I take that back. That's not amazing. That's stunning. |
Berny will overtake Hillary and the final 2 will be:
Berny vs. Trump Trump will win by 54% to 59%. Finally we will have a real business man in office that will run this country like the business it is. I'm not a Republican, and I hate all politicians. Trump reminds me of Ross Perot, but Trump has more anger and style. I think Trump is a real leader, not just a hot air balloon like so many politicians are. Fuck bank owned politicians. Time for a change. |
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and if I was them: once I left Turkey I'd also try to reach Germany and not stay in Slovenia (no disrespect to Slovenia) |
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RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - General Election: Trump vs. Sanders |
trump will win the election, because he has displayed the biggest balls of the race. calling for a ban on muslims. Nobody can top that. of course this man will be president!
hilary too has big balls. running for president while the FBI has 2 investigations ongoing, & having the balls to tell the people i did nothing wrong, support me. audacious, but not in trumps class. :2 cents: |
The funniest thing about TRUMP HATERS is they only need to read the Art of the Deal to see they are being played.
Trump laid out his media strategy in that book and other books. He never deviated from the script. The reason the media loves to put up this fake outrage is that it gets ratings. He's at best a nationalist liberal. I wouldn't be surprised if more than 20% of the Dem base votes for him. |
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"About 20 percent of likely Democratic voters say they would buck the party and vote for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in a general election, according to a new poll. The willingness of some Democrats to change sides could be a major problem for Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton this fall. The new figures were released by Mercury Analytics, a research company with clients that include MSNBC and Fox News, as the result of an online poll and dial-test of Trumpâ??s first campaign ad. " |
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It was a smart move actually for reasons previously noted.
Naming her his running mate would NOT be smart and I dont think the people he has working for him are anywhere near that stupid. |
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He doesn't stand a chance with or with our Palin's endorsement.
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Donald Trump Is Really Unpopular With General Election Voters | FiveThirtyEight |
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haha but at least you're admitting the first block of voters for Trump will be "right wing nutters", "rednecks", and stupid people. |
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But nothing is working the "old way" in this election season. People are seriously fed up with business as usual in the govt. |
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You seem to have a proclivity to branding people and thinking that because you personally follow the Democrat Party talking points...that other people are similar to you and have no independent thinking when it comes to politics. I'm looking forward to the primaries. Is Trump's support real? Is it less than the polls show? Is it more? Reality is that NOBODY knows...yet. When votes start happening we'll know then. It's gonna be interesting for sure. And it will be funny if Trump wins and becomes President...it will be funny because you guys have made such sweeping statements and acted so matter-of-factly about him. And you've been 100% wrong on every count with Trump so far. That alone was worth it! :1orglaugh |
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I am amazed he's still polling so well myself, I don't think any pundits thought Jeb Bush could fail this badly. Ted Cruz looks to be Trump's only competition and Cruz is hated by many in his own party's establishment including Bob Dole. If Christie can show fairly well I could see him becoming a factor. |
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This last part has led to migrants forming ghettos, even within migrant communities, cities and towns with a large percentage of migrants. They insist they choose who their children can mix with, worship and even marry. To the point of killing those who disagree. Sell their daughters and arrange marriages to bring in cousins. They don't drink, eat, dress, socialize, marry, and integrate. This isn't a one generation condition. They teach their children to be apart. And nothing we can do will make them fit in. That's what the liberals don't understand, no matter how much we change to accommodate them, they will still stay separated from us and make sure they do. Many have views on Jews, or other Muslims and Christians more akin to Hitler than Europeans. This has nothing to do with race or colour, it's 100% down to culture. |
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His problem will be the brick wall he hits when dealing with politicians who are owned by big business. Unless everything is an executive order, he will have to get all his promises through Congress and the Senate. We saw how that worked with Obama Care. Only a bunch total morons or corrupt businessmen would put into place a system that led to the World's most expensive healthcare system more expensive. Do you really think he will give the US a healthcare system like we have in Europe, raise taxes on cigarettes, alcohol, sugar-packed foods, allow big businesses like Walmart dodge paying taxes, etc? |
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Americans need a true democracy that represents the people first. They will never get that until contributions to all politicians are capped. At present the higher the office the more it costs to win the election. Voting Democrat or Republican makes little difference if the politician has to worry about funding his next campaign. As he funded the last one.
In Europe, we have a similar problem. An ever growing power base that everyone agrees needs changing, even its leaders say it needs to reform. And yet it gets further away from any reform as it adds power. The option is to for voters to wield power and break up this powerful cartel that no longer represent the people who vote for them. A vote by the UK to exit would force them to reform. A vote for politicians not worried about self-interests is the way to progress. And if you think that can't be done, they have brainwashed you. They need to fear the electorate before anyone else. |
He is not a politician. Which is a good case and he might win.
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