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Just my opinion, but I think that if Trump wins, there will be a lot of his loyal followers that will be very disappointed in his presidency. There may be a lot of DUMP TRUMP! bumper-stickers around when he doesn't do all the things that he promised to them during the campaign and they turn on him.
Obama won the Noble Peace Prize for doing nothing but offering hope. Under that formula every beauty pageant contestant should also win the Noble prize because they will often talk about world peace.
Obama won before he did anything. Imagine if Trump won at the end of his term for actually doing something.
The odds he even wins the GOP nomination are slim and the chances he wins a general election are zero. So you will never know.
If he does not win the nomination and there is a contested convention in Cleveland this summer, I hope some Republican will think outside the box and nominate someone who actually has a better chance of winning ... I hereby place the name of Santa Claus before the assembled delegates. If someone as detached from reality as DT believes he can triumph in a general election, let's see how well he does against SC.
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Imagine if Trump becomes President.
Obama won the Noble Peace Prize for doing nothing but offering hope. Under that formula every beauty pageant contestant should also win the Noble prize because they will often talk about world peace.
Obama won before he did anything. Imagine if Trump won at the end of his term for actually doing something.
Yeah it is a crazy world.
I'd guess Donny'd be outta luck, there is no Nobel Prize for being an arse.
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If he does not win the nomination and there is a contested convention in Cleveland this summer, I hope some Republican will think outside the box and nominate someone who actually has a better chance of winning ... I hereby place the name of Santa Claus before the assembled delegates. If someone as detached from reality as DT believes he can triumph in a general election, let's see how well he does against SC.
How about Mickey Mouse? He was born in the US, is over 35, and they could pat themselves on the back for nominating a black guy.
How about Mickey Mouse? He was born in the US, is over 35, and they could pat themselves on the back for nominating a black guy.
Might work at that. I was just listening to some Led Zeppelin songs on my iPod and there are two songs with titles that are perfect for DT: Dazed and Confused and Over the Hills and Far Away.
Stop making up stuff to fit your agenda. There are no similarities between Reagan and Trump except they were both originally Democrats who eventually became Republicans and ran for the GOP presidential nomination.
Reagan was an experienced and respected Republican politician by the time he ran for POTUS in 1980. He had been governor of California from 1966-1975 and ran for the GOP presidential nomination in 1968 and 1976. He first got into politics through his work with the Screen Actors Guild back in the 1950s, and served as its president IIRC.
Reagan thought before he answered questions, and he actually made sensible proposals because he was well versed on the topics of the day. Reagan had a pleasant personality and demeanor, and he never publicly insulted anybody. Being rude, crude, and obnoxious was foreign to his nature. Even if people didn't like his policies, they liked him personally.
Wrong. I will NEVER forget that press conference when RR told the journalist: "SHUT UP!" He was not a pleasant person!
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