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josevolution

So now Trump is theorizing on Obama being in cahoots with terrorists and still keeps saying the gunman in Orlando was born in Afghanistan when in fact he was born right here in Queens NY , this guy is a habitual compulsive liar , please prove me wrong you Trumpsters your candidate is a total bafoon !!!

rgambs

josevolution said:

So now Trump is theorizing on Obama being in cahoots with terrorists and still keeps saying the gunman in Orlando was born in Afghanistan when in fact he was born right here in Queens NY , this guy is a habitual compulsive liar , please prove me wrong you Trumpsters your candidate is a total bafoon !!!

You know it won't happen, the only response will be some canned troll comment thst barely makes sense and is of no relevance.

josevolution

rgambs said:

josevolution said:

So now Trump is theorizing on Obama being in cahoots with terrorists and still keeps saying the gunman in Orlando was born in Afghanistan when in fact he was born right here in Queens NY , this guy is a habitual compulsive liar , please prove me wrong you Trumpsters your candidate is a total bafoon !!!

You know it won't happen, the only response will be some canned troll comment thst barely makes sense and is of no relevance.

I know his fallowers are totally blinded by their idiocy of believing this nut case ...

rgambs

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mrussel1

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HughFreakingDillon

cincybearcat said:

josevolution said:

what dreams said:

PJfanwillneverleave1 said:

what dreams said:

mrussel1 said:

PJfanwillneverleave1 said:

^^^
Deporting illegals, not citizens is what Trump will do.

What do you do with illegals who have had children on American soil and they are minors?

Send them home and make them take the kids with them. When the kids are of legal age, 18, the kids can come back -- without their parents -- and enjoy their rights as citizens.

With no application process?

The children wouldn't need an application. They are natural born citizens. But until they are 18, they are not legally responsible for themselves. So, if we're wondering what to do with the adults with children, send the whole family back to wherever they came from, and when the kids are legally responsible for themselves, they are welcome back as citizens. . . If I were running for president, that's what I would propose if someone asked me about the kids. But people don't usually want to hear my answers, so, whatever.

You're a teacher ?

Why ask this 2x? And why does it matter?

Im really unsure as to why anyone thinks anyone in the country illegally should get to stay. That's just nonsense. Now I understand because we've had gutless leadership that the problem has grown to a point where we need a middle ground solution, but I find it nuts and frankly offensive for people to state that the country doesn't have the right to enforce the laws. Wtf?

what kind of economic impact would have it to deport 11 million people, many of them workers that do jobs most americans would rather stay home from and collect welfare?

InHiding80

Dedicated to Drumpf today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VjbuM4i--A

my2hands

Just watched Obama own Trump and his bullshit

Gern Blansten

my2hands said:

Just watched Obama own Trump and his bullshit

I saw that...it was great

I'm glad Obama finally addressed the "he won't say Islamic Radical Terrorist" bullshit...so stupid

Cliffy6745

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2016/06/14/even-republicans-agree-trump-failed-his-first-leadership-test-miserably/

OnWis97

Cliffy6745 said:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2016/06/14/even-republicans-agree-trump-failed-his-first-leadership-test-miserably/

Sure a lot of Republicans feel that way. Many are uncomfortable with him as the face of the party and their candidate.

But his fans love it. They love everything that comes out of his mouth. And they keep growing in numbers. Over/under on First Ladies during his time in office: 2.

mrussel1

OnWis97 said:

Cliffy6745 said:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/plum-line/wp/2016/06/14/even-republicans-agree-trump-failed-his-first-leadership-test-miserably/

Sure a lot of Republicans feel that way. Many are uncomfortable with him as the face of the party and their candidate.

But his fans love it. They love everything that comes out of his mouth. And they keep growing in numbers. Over/under on First Ladies during his time in office: 2.

They aren't growing in numbers. His polls got hit hard last week with the Curiel thing. And this was before she has started to consolidate Sanders supporters. After their meeting today, Hillary will continue to consolidate support. Trump may get a bit of a bump this week (or a tank, one or the other) but when the numbers start settling, I think you'll see a 49-42 type Aug-Oct.

my2hands

Trump is a massive "down the ticket" disaster for Republicans... I'm not so sure he makes it to November, he won't be able to keep it together now that amateur hour is over

The Republican part is such a fucking disgrace... believe me, I'm no republican, but I do like to have quality smart people on both sides to balance things out and have a real discussion... This new brand of Republicans that is coming out in the past 10 years is an absolute joke it is a disgrace of a a major party in America

Gern Blansten

my2hands said:

Trump is a massive "down the ticket" disaster for Republicans... I'm not so sure he makes it to November, he won't be able to keep it together now that amateur hour is over

The Republican part is such a fucking disgrace... believe me, I'm no republican, but I do like to have quality smart people on both sides to balance things out and have a real discussion... This new brand of Republicans that is coming out in the past 10 years is an absolute joke it is a disgrace of a a major party in America

He has surprised me quite a bit. I was surprised that he was able to outlast the others and now I'm surprised that he hasn't become more of a viable candidate.

I agree...I don't see him lasting. Once the pressure starts to release his tax returns he might just bail to save face.

mrussel1

Gern Blansten said:

my2hands said:

Trump is a massive "down the ticket" disaster for Republicans... I'm not so sure he makes it to November, he won't be able to keep it together now that amateur hour is over

The Republican part is such a fucking disgrace... believe me, I'm no republican, but I do like to have quality smart people on both sides to balance things out and have a real discussion... This new brand of Republicans that is coming out in the past 10 years is an absolute joke it is a disgrace of a a major party in America

He has surprised me quite a bit. I was surprised that he was able to outlast the others and now I'm surprised that he hasn't become more of a viable candidate.

I agree...I don't see him lasting. Once the pressure starts to release his tax returns he might just bail to save face.

He'll make sure we know Ernst and Young was started by a Jew, therefore they can't do his tax returns fairly.

Gern Blansten

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/denial

I will add that I too think there's a scenario where Trump abandons the race, just not now. By September and October, if Trump is looking at the prospect of a shattering defeat, one that brings down much of the Republican party around him, I think it's quite possible he manufacturers some excuse to drop out of the race to avoid that level of public humiliation. My best guess would be some argument that system is 'rigged' against him or the GOP hasn't supported him enough. I'm not saying that electoral scenario is likely but I think it's definitely possible. But if it happens, I think a Trump bailout could definitely be in the cards. Not likely. Definitely possible.

RoleModelsinBlood31

my2hands said:

The Juggler said:

Another low energy, teleprompter speech by Lyin' Don today...

He is a disaster that won't top 40%... and now that his popularity will begin to drop as he becomes a global joke, his "fans" will start dropping support quickly since it isn't cool anymore to cheer on this asshole

When was it ever cool to cheer on trump? He's got a lot of fans everywhere it seems but they don't show themselves too often- only in polling numbers. I mean there's a lot of Bernie signs on lawns around me here in atx but no trump ones- never seen any.... But he has a lot of support because he got a lot of votes in the primary

RoleModelsinBlood31

Gern Blansten said:

my2hands said:

Trump is a massive "down the ticket" disaster for Republicans... I'm not so sure he makes it to November, he won't be able to keep it together now that amateur hour is over

The Republican part is such a fucking disgrace... believe me, I'm no republican, but I do like to have quality smart people on both sides to balance things out and have a real discussion... This new brand of Republicans that is coming out in the past 10 years is an absolute joke it is a disgrace of a a major party in America

He has surprised me quite a bit. I was surprised that he was able to outlast the others and now I'm surprised that he hasn't become more of a viable candidate.

I agree...I don't see him lasting. Once the pressure starts to release his tax returns he might just bail to save face.

I think he'll be around come November. I still don't know myself who I'll vote for but I can't stand Hillary and trump does interest me because of his view on our country's need for protection. To me that doesn't outweigh his idiocy and moronic statements, yet, but his wall plan and focus on our safety is important to me

pjhawks

Gern Blansten said:

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/denial

I will add that I too think there's a scenario where Trump abandons the race, just not now. By September and October, if Trump is looking at the prospect of a shattering defeat, one that brings down much of the Republican party around him, I think it's quite possible he manufacturers some excuse to drop out of the race to avoid that level of public humiliation. My best guess would be some argument that system is 'rigged' against him or the GOP hasn't supported him enough. I'm not saying that electoral scenario is likely but I think it's definitely possible. But if it happens, I think a Trump bailout could definitely be in the cards. Not likely. Definitely possible.

can you imagine being in meetings or on calls with the republican leaders and top donors these days? they must squirm every time Donald opens his mouth. it would make for great entertainment to see them squirming.