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Old 05-12-2016, 08:01 AM
 
Location: Somewhere
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Kinda like the two a**wipes that live in Chappaqua. If you think Hill-Billy gives a flying f* about the little people, she does ... up until and on November 8th. After that, you're trash ...
Did I say that about Hillary? Show me the posts.

If you can only defend Trump by attacking Hillary that shows you have no arguments to support your clown.
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Old 05-12-2016, 08:27 AM
 
Location: N Atlanta
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Did I say that about Hillary? Show me the posts.

If you can only defend Trump by attacking Hillary that shows you have no arguments to support your clown.
Speaking of clowns ... all of your posts are anti-Trump and I've seen nothing from you supporting Hill-Billy and her "platform" to keep Obozo's legacy in place.
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Old 05-12-2016, 09:08 AM
 
Location: 500 miles from home
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= virtually unopposed
Yes! And he won Bigly!
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Old 05-14-2016, 03:37 PM
 
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Yes! And he won Bigly!
Which was unimpressive because he was basically unopposed.
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Old 05-14-2016, 03:46 PM
 
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Was Trump putting America first when he outsourced his and his daughters lines of over 1,000 products to CHINA, MEXICO, BANGLADESH and other foreign countries, thus screwing American workers out of jobs? Was Trump putting America first when he brought in thousands of immigrants to work his properties in Florida for slave wages rather than hire Americans? Was Trump putting America first when he funded and supported the worst liberal Democrats like Pelosi and Schumer who vote in support of amnesty for illegals, Obamacare, anti-second amendment laws etc...Shall I continue with the many ways Trump couldn't care less about America? He's a pathetic fraud.
Sadly, reason doesn't seem to appeal to the Trumpettes, because they act as though they are in some sort of cult.
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Old 05-14-2016, 04:15 PM
 
Location: Tennessee
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Well, half of them anyway according to research. But it's no way to select the leader of the free world.

Why Do People Support Donald Trump? - The Atlantic
From your link:

"Last week, I asked Donald Trump supporters why they believe that the billionaire real-estate developer will treat them any better than the career politicians they mistrust."

May I ask you who (type of person) you think (or know) reads The Atlantic? Because (also from your link):

"The dozens of replies that I received from across the United States make up the largest collection I’ve encountered of Trump supporters setting forth their thinking in their own words. And having read through this non-representative sample, I understand the candidate’s rise better than I did before."

Point being, the author of the article asked readers of "The Atlantic" who are also Trump supporters why they believe that the billionaire real-estate developer will treat them any better than the career politicians they mistrust."

The responders read The Atlantic or they wouldn't know a call went out for responses. Let's take a wild ass guess here. I notice the issue on their website has Obama on the cover. I don't know the typical person who reads that magazine because I never read it but just how representative do you think they are of all Trump supporters? I can't believe the magazine even published it. There is no insight into Trump supporters here. There is only insight into The Atlantic readers who also happen to support Trump.
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Old 05-14-2016, 05:47 PM
 
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Well, half of them anyway according to research. But it's no way to select the leader of the free world.

Why Do People Support Donald Trump? - The Atlantic
"Partly I just want to watch the chaos unfold if a purely ego-driven man were to experience success with a presidential run. I'm a young guy who is immature, a bit antisocial, and with no plans for kids or a wife ever. At some level, I don't really care how things go with America as long as it's fun to watch, like watching a basketball game when your favorite team isn’t playing. I hope this sheds light."

^This guy is actually quite similar to me. I am the experimental type who always wanted to touch things even when I wasn't supposed to.
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