lool at Trump being some hard guy. You remind me of Bill Oreilly when he argued with Charles Krauthammer about how much tougher Trump would be on ISIS than Hillary and Charles said based on what. His answer....oh come on you dont think Trump will be tougher, You know he will. He said no I dont know, what are you basing that on? Because he said so? The notion Trump is a tough man is based on him talking shit to everyone and says all the shit he is gonna do.
Elections Clinton vs Trump Polls thread (Clinton's Bounce Larger than Trump's)
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Burning American flags .... Setting themselves on fire .... Yep, sounds like rational people to me!
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That's the definition of being for sale: quid quo pro. "Not being for sale" would mean not endorsing her under any circumstances ie sticking to your convictions unconditionally.
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I think any politician with a brain is going to everything they can to keep Trump from getting elected. Republicans and Democrats will put as much distance as they can from Trump in the unlikely event he gets elected so their careers aren't ruined when his presidency tanks.
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The same politicians that sold out America
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You voted for them or allowed them in office with years of non-participation.
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So are you saying we should vote in someone who is not part of that corrupt group of people we call politicians?
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So all politicians are corrupt?
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I don't think the election with Trump on the opposite side is the right year for protest voting.
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It is the perfect year for it. Establishment politicians don't want him to win. Some are begrudgingly supporting him now
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This notion that Trump is strong seems a little, hmm, optimistic. First of all, it's plain to see that if at any time in his life, if you clocked the dude, he would drop like a pumpkin and then run to daddy's lawyer. The guy is the prima pussy priss. Even Obama would scrap a little. Bush & Jr would probably whip your ass, Clinton would try to fight back- but bless his heart he knows he isn't tough. Trump? Fetal position instantly. He's the bully who can't take it, probably shit his pants.
Second, since when is Asperger's levels of belligerence strength? He's an easily rustled baby. He's been in thousands of lawsuits because he can't settle anything like a man. Oh, he picks on women- yeah, that's some strength right there.
Third, who the fuck is he "strong" against? His rhetoric against Mexico and China regarding trade is like saying "I'll punch you to Mars, just wait and see." Unrealistic braggadouchio, and he can't follow through on it because his own party is going to tell him, "LOL no." He sure as shit is a limp wrist on Russia. Oh, he says he would bomb Raqqa- yeah, real brave stance there, the courage my god the courage to go out on that limb. So tough, tremendous, the toughest.
Second, since when is Asperger's levels of belligerence strength? He's an easily rustled baby. He's been in thousands of lawsuits because he can't settle anything like a man. Oh, he picks on women- yeah, that's some strength right there.
Third, who the fuck is he "strong" against? His rhetoric against Mexico and China regarding trade is like saying "I'll punch you to Mars, just wait and see." Unrealistic braggadouchio, and he can't follow through on it because his own party is going to tell him, "LOL no." He sure as shit is a limp wrist on Russia. Oh, he says he would bomb Raqqa- yeah, real brave stance there, the courage my god the courage to go out on that limb. So tough, tremendous, the toughest.
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I'd say the establishment politicians are
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What makes an establishment politician?
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Tenure and association. But as you know "the establishment" isnt a specific club but more of a catch all term that refers to the politicians at the top who work together to run parties, states, and country.
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Wouldn't that mean that any outsider who run for office and win, thus becoming a politician and then raises to a point of prominence as a establishment politician then be corrupt as well?
Yes, it would.
That is why calling for outsiders, or non-establishment politicians, or any other label you want to use are nothing more then simple thinking. The truth is anyone the gets into political office and want to get something done has to work with other politicians and the current system. That system can change, but that change come from the bottom, the vary place people don't pay attention to because those are local races and not the big national election.
Pence says name calling has no place in public life.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...hillary/?postshare=8251469816623218&tid=ss_tw
Republican vice-presidential nominee Mike Pence appeared on Hugh Hewitt's radio show Friday morning to cry foul over President Obama alluding to Donald Trump as a "homegrown demagogue."
"I don’t think name-calling has any place in public life," Pence said, according to a transcript from Hewitt's show. "And I thought that was unfortunate that the president of the United States would use a term like that."
At almost exactly the same time as the Pence transcript was being sent out to reporters, here's what Trump was tweeting:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...hillary/?postshare=8251469816623218&tid=ss_tw
Republican vice-presidential nominee Mike Pence appeared on Hugh Hewitt's radio show Friday morning to cry foul over President Obama alluding to Donald Trump as a "homegrown demagogue."
"I don’t think name-calling has any place in public life," Pence said, according to a transcript from Hewitt's show. "And I thought that was unfortunate that the president of the United States would use a term like that."
At almost exactly the same time as the Pence transcript was being sent out to reporters, here's what Trump was tweeting:
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This may be the saltiest trump comment I've ever read
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Thanks.
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And yet hard to refute.
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