TRUMP - Just because.....................Naw, I just can't say it!
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I knew it!
Trump and Putin sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S...........and I don't know the rest.
Pitching and catching in La-La Land!
SGG
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Don't vote for Trump ... because Putin?
Sheesh! You guys are dredging the bottom of the barrel, aren't you?
You're right again! Don't vote for Trump because Trump is plenty. Putin and Trump's Bromance is just an added bonus.
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Trump praised North Korean dictator for murdering rivals: “Even though it is a culture and it's a cultural thing, he goes in, he takes over, and he's the boss. It's incredible. He wiped out the uncle. He wiped out this one, that one. I mean, this guy doesn't play games.”
Start at 41 minutes
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Trump described Kim Jong-un, and as far as I can tell there was nothing inaccurate about what he said. Yes, he really did kill his uncle. I wouldn't call that "praise".
But Trump's response to N Korea goes like this ...
"He's like a maniac ... This guy doesn't play games. And we can't play games with him. Because he really does have missiles. And he really does have nukes."
Fortunately, you provide the link which shows what Trump really said.
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I think it's time you disabused yourself of that pleasant little fairy tale about our fearless leaders being some sort of surrogate daddy or mommy, laying awake at night thinking about how to protect the kids. HA! In reality, they're thinking about who to sell them to so that they can get a few more shekels in their pockets.
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Quote:I was hoping you would fall into my trap. And you did.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
"He's like a maniac ... This guy doesn't play games. And we can't play games with him. Because he really does have missiles. And he really does have nukes."
Fortunately, you provide the link which shows what Trump said.
Right now Trump is famous but essentially powerless. He holds no office, his campaign has harmed the financial interests of his businesses, and he is facing likely electoral defeat in November. If ever there were a time for Trump to be on his best behavior and reassure people that he is 100 percent committed to the rule of law and constitutional government, now would be it.
But he can’t do it. Not in speeches he delivers to rallies, and not in closed-door meetings with congressional Republicans.
Republican Party elected officials, in particular, need to think about this. If they’re nervous about Trump’s commitment to constitutional government — and they should be — and he won’t reassure them or restrain himself now, then when is it going to happen? When he’s already in the White House? When he has all the power and doesn’t need supportive words from random backbench House members?
That doesn’t make sense. If you’re genuinely 100 percent confident that a Trump administration won’t lead to the collapse of American democracy, then fair enough. But Republican leaders who find themselves seeking reassurance on this score and not receiving it ought to take their own doubts seriously. If Trump’s authoritarian vision is going to be stopped, the time to stop it is before he takes power, not hoping for the best afterward.
www.vox.com/2016/7/11/12122704/take-trump-authoritarianism-seriously
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Twelve minutes of Hillary lying
http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=60433&p=7
"We came, we saw, he died"
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I think it's time you disabused yourself of that pleasant little fairy tale about our fearless leaders being some sort of surrogate daddy or mommy, laying awake at night thinking about how to protect the kids. HA! In reality, they're thinking about who to sell them to so that they can get a few more shekels in their pockets.
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Quote:You fell into my trap, again.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Twelve minutes of Hillary lying
This claim of unabated mendacity is particularly interesting, because while it is not the oldest defamation aimed at Hillary, it is the one that most effortlessly glides across partisan lines. Indeed, for a surprisingly large percentage of the electorate, the claim that Hillary is innately dishonest is simply accepted as a given. It is an accusation and conviction so ingrained in the conversation about her that any attempt to even question it is often met with shock. And yet here’s the thing: it’s not actually true. Politifact, the Pulitzer prize-winning fact-checking project, determined for example that Hillary was actually the most truthful candidate (of either Party) in the 2016 election season. And in general Politifact has determined that Hillary is more honest than most (but not all) politicians they have tracked over the years.
https://thepolicy.us/thinking-about-hillary-a-plea-for-reason-308fce6d
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Also instructive is Jill Abramson’s recent piece in the Guardian. Abramson, a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal as well as former Executive Editor of the New York Times, had this to say about Hillary’s honesty: “As an editor I’ve launched investigations into her business dealings, her fundraising, her foundation and her marriage. As a reporter my stories stretch back to Whitewater. I’m not a favorite in Hillaryland. That makes what I want to say next surprising. Hillary Clinton is fundamentally honest and trustworthy.”
www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/mar/28/hillary-clinton-honest-t
ransparency-jill-abramson
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What trap? You grossly misrepresented what Trump was saying.
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I think it's time you disabused yourself of that pleasant little fairy tale about our fearless leaders being some sort of surrogate daddy or mommy, laying awake at night thinking about how to protect the kids. HA! In reality, they're thinking about who to sell them to so that they can get a few more shekels in their pockets.
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Quote:Misrepresent is what you are doing, Signym. Trump can’t get a large segment of his own party’s leadership to stop insinuating that he is mental. Ponder for a moment the reality that he who would be king is so intolerable that he is actually driving numerous prominent Republican leaders to join a “NeverTrump” movement that rejects their own party’s nominee. Think about the fact that the same man who has spent months insisting that he can go to Washington and bend Republicans and Democrats to his will, can hardly even find a fellow Republican willing to speak at the convention in which he will be nominated. Witness for a moment the unbelievable fact that a large number of prominent Republicans have stated that they’re simply skipping the convention altogether. Skipping their own convention! It’s astonishing, and unprecedented, and for anyone paying attention, indicative of what we could expect from a Trump presidency.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
What trap? You grossly misrepresented what Trump was saying.
www.nationalreview.com/article/437648/never-trump-delegates-not-bound-
convention
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Quote:Isn't this just another emotion-driven mis-characterization?
Ponder for a moment the reality that he who would be king
Quote:Shouldn't this be put in the context of what, exactly, they find "intolerable"? For example if they find Trump's support of universal healthcare intolerable, or his resistance to "free trade" agreements intolerable, that's a plus, isn't it?
is so intolerable that he is actually driving numerous prominent Republican leaders to join a “NeverTrump” movement that rejects their own party’s nominee.
Quote:I have and IMHO that's a positive thing.
Think about the fact that the same man who has spent months insisting that he can go to Washington and bend Republicans and Democrats to his will, can hardly even find a fellow Republican willing to speak at the convention in which he will be nominated
I'd be the last person to say that Trump is a great Presidential candidate. I've looked at his business record and listened to his speeches, and what this guy is is a hypomanic (or maybe even manic) who's a great salesperson with no follow-though. But all things considered, I think he's what the nation needs right now, rather than an establishment candidate who will continue to represent the interests of the global elite and the neocons.
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I think it's time you disabused yourself of that pleasant little fairy tale about our fearless leaders being some sort of surrogate daddy or mommy, laying awake at night thinking about how to protect the kids. HA! In reality, they're thinking about who to sell them to so that they can get a few more shekels in their pockets.
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Quote:Donald Trump we can trust! He’ll undo the unjust!
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
But all things considered, I think he's what the nation needs right now
www.american-reporter.com
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