Here's How Donald Trump Could Become President
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Economist Intelligence Unit: Trump presidency rated among top 10 global risks; 'President Trump' as big a threat as jihadi terror to global economy
Ask the voters: Do you feel lucky, punk?
Ask the voters: Do you feel lucky, punk?
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Aint' that good but for a couple of us anyhow, I'd prefer to go left over right to the extent if I can't go left then fuck it I'm not voting.
Either way fuck the global economy, it's only worked out for like 20 million Americans while the other 300 million of us have gotten fucked up the ass.
Burn the god damn house down!
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Do you and your family plan to stay inside while it burns?
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Wrong question, punk. HOWS THE OBAMA FLAVORED KOOL AID WORKING OUT FOR YOU? is the real question.
I think that's what a lot of Trump voters are thinking. Probably some Sanders voters also. And I get it. Not too long ago I posted something in another thread about a late night conversation I had recently with a waitress at a Denny's restaurant. I happened to be the only customer in the place, probably because it was raining out and about three in the morning, so she sat down to talk with me as I ate. I learned she is a single mom and works nights as a waitress to help raise her drug addicted sister's three children in addition to her own two. She also has a day job. She was dog tired, understandably, and just wanted to get off her feet for a few minutes, so chose to sit with me and talk. It was right after an election night so somehow that came up. Nothing was said about any particular candidate or party, but I got the sense she is like a lot of people who don't know how to vote or what to do to change things in this country. She only has a high school education and doesn't have the time or the money to go to college. She's working two jobs, night and day, to support her kids and her sister's kids, and it's a never ending treadmill. Her life isn't that great, and there are millions like her, and millions more in even more desperate situations. Same old same old isn't looking that good to them, apparently.
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Have you heard him recently?
He has clearly bought into the end of days religious fervor...
Have you heard him recently?
He has clearly bought into the end of days religious fervor...
I'm not surprised. I've known he's got more than a few loose screws for a long time.
The Bernie Sanders voters who would choose Trump over Clinton
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ters-consider-donald-trump-no-hillary-clinton
"A Sanders-Trump switch may be far-fetched, but negative views of Hillary Clinton have some voters weighing their options in Guardian call-out"
"In this most bizarre of presidential election cycles, every day seems to bring another jaw-dropping development. Donald Trump on the size of his genitals, Ben Carson and the Egyptian pyramids, Bernie Sanders’ socialist revolution, Hillary Clinton and the cloth she used to wipe her private email server clean.
But it’s not just the candidates who have raised eyebrows in 2016.
It's not over til it's over: inside the Sanders campaign's do-or-die moment
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The latest startling phenomenon is the voter who is feeling the Bern, but also has eyes for the Donald.
This week the Guardian sought out Sanders fans who are contemplating switching their allegiance to Trump if Hillary Clinton secures the Democratic nomination.
Almost 700 people replied to the call-out, and some 500 of them said they were thinking the unthinkable: a Sanders-Trump switch."
I can see it.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ters-consider-donald-trump-no-hillary-clinton
"A Sanders-Trump switch may be far-fetched, but negative views of Hillary Clinton have some voters weighing their options in Guardian call-out"
"In this most bizarre of presidential election cycles, every day seems to bring another jaw-dropping development. Donald Trump on the size of his genitals, Ben Carson and the Egyptian pyramids, Bernie Sanders’ socialist revolution, Hillary Clinton and the cloth she used to wipe her private email server clean.
But it’s not just the candidates who have raised eyebrows in 2016.
It's not over til it's over: inside the Sanders campaign's do-or-die moment
Read more
The latest startling phenomenon is the voter who is feeling the Bern, but also has eyes for the Donald.
This week the Guardian sought out Sanders fans who are contemplating switching their allegiance to Trump if Hillary Clinton secures the Democratic nomination.
Almost 700 people replied to the call-out, and some 500 of them said they were thinking the unthinkable: a Sanders-Trump switch."
I can see it.
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I can see it too...
The anger is palpable.
In the theme of they should have seen this coming:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog..._in_dc_could_have_anticipated_voter_rage.html
The anger is palpable.
In the theme of they should have seen this coming:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog..._in_dc_could_have_anticipated_voter_rage.html
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Sounds like 1980 all over again.
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What Jack Cashill sees in the Missouri vote this week:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/03/an_encouraging_look_at_missouris_primary_numbers.html
I voted for Teddy. It was the charge up San Juan Hill that got me...
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/03/an_encouraging_look_at_missouris_primary_numbers.html
I voted for Teddy. It was the charge up San Juan Hill that got me...
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Have you heard him recently?
He has clearly bought into the end of days religious fervor...
That would be a hell, no.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-DAC0VEMMFHg/UNRQyTUKFPI/AAAAAAAAAK8/q-IAOABXMhA/s640/The+End+is+Near.gif
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He's on the talk radio station I listen to when I get off work.
If he's on one of his preaching monologues, I just switch over to the country station.
If he's on one of his preaching monologues, I just switch over to the country station.
What Jack Cashill sees in the Missouri vote this week:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/03/an_encouraging_look_at_missouris_primary_numbers.html
I voted for Teddy. It was the charge up San Juan Hill that got me...
Missouri is a microcosm of the US, and Trump should be happier with the result there than Hillary.
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He's on the talk radio station I listen to when I get off work.
If he's on one of his preaching monologues, I just switch over to the country station.
I hate country music.
God invented it so people in hell would have music to listen to.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l50L4GYhpLc
The newer country music is closer to the rock and roll that I grew up with than what now passes for rock and roll...
:shrug:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l50L4GYhpLc
The newer country music is closer to the rock and roll that I grew up with than what now passes for rock and roll...
:shrug:
You're right. I just like the joke.
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The "establishment" should be hiding under the bed after that...
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I've had quite a few people in the real world tell me that. Some of them relatives. And I get it. It makes sense to me.
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I disagree
Sanders v Trump = Sanders
Clinton v Trump =Fuck it I refuse to vote for either.
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Trump is an ass-clown. But I take solace in the fact that, as President, he really doesn't have the power to do the things he says he'll do. When he actually gives details and not just "trust me" platitudes that is.
I've had quite a few people in the real world tell me that, also. Some of them relatives. I kind of get that, but not entirely. I think maybe I more agree with those who will vote for Trump if Hillary is his opponent. No, now that I think about it more for a moment, I'm pretty sure I agree with them. I guess I'll probably vote for Trump if it comes down to Trump or Hillary. I know for sure I'm definitely not voting for Hillary.
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