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Even if the Wikileaks BS was true, if someone paid me $225,000 for 20 minutes of running my mouth, I think I'd be sure to say words that would make them think their investment was worth it. I have been on three message boards and FB all day since the hurricane is passing through, and I have not seen any widespread discussion of the WL stuff.
What I have seen is growing lists of republicans who are unendorsing Trump and calling for him to withdraw, and watching his numbers free fall over at 538. He's currently pegged to lose to Hillary 81.4% to 18.6%, and he still has to face her at the debate tomorrow. That should put the final nail in the lid.
While crude and vulgar, we should not be deciding a president based on comments like that made in private life from a decade ago.
Heck, even if he was vulgar in his thoughts, if he is better suited to run the country, who gives a flip that he is crass.
It is not as if we have a choice between an honest, accomplished, candidate and her upstanding husband to put into the white house. No, Bill Clinton is a serial sexual offender in his actions, not just words. Hillary is likely the most corrupt, power hungry dishonest person ever to run for office. At least Trump is honest, despite being vulgar/crass.
All the adults are talking about how Hillary is being exposed as nothing but a paid shill of Wall st, and the big banks.
I tend to disagree. Hillary is certainly worse based on her actions while in government vs. Trump in private life. So yes, the adults on both sides are likely more interested in substantive issues vs. Trump being a crass, rude baffoon back in the day. However people, especially emotional ones find some of his vulgar/crass words offensive. I do not care for them either, even though many young men have said as much in their youth.
I am sure based on what former staffers have said about Hillary, that she said some very inappropriate things over the years as well. This from someone who was in public life and should have known better.
But those are not the main issues that the American people will focus on when it comes time to vote.
So, while Trump is not my cup of tea, he certainly will be better for the country than would Hillary. In my estimation, Hillary would destroy what is left of the constitutional republic as envisioned by our Founding Fathers.
This site will back up my assertion regarding what the FF's would think;
Ah, yes......the typical Leftie smear tactic....choose what you want to quote and ignore anything that might mitigate it.
The rest of the quote " I am grateful that he has expressed remorse and apologized to the American people. We pray for his family and look forward to the opportunity he has to show what is in his heart when he goes before the nation tomorrow night."
Regarding the bolded, we've been studying the postings, articles and utterances of Rush Limbaugh, Alex Jones, Breitbart, Fox News and the numerous alt right posters on this forum. We've learned how to impact the discussion most effectively from you with the lesson, "to effectively disseminate propaganda, there must be a grain of truth." Thanks for the tips.
Trump may have opened himself up to many lawsuits with his revelations, after all, he has admitted to breaking several laws like battery and sexual assault. .
I hate to say it but I am going to have to throw my vote away and vote for Johnson and hope nothing really bad comes out about him.
Even if the Wikileaks BS was true, if someone paid me $225,000 for 20 minutes of running my mouth, I think I'd be sure to say words that would make them think their investment was worth it. I have been on three message boards and FB all day since the hurricane is passing through, and I have not seen any widespread discussion of the WL stuff.
What I have seen is growing lists of republicans who are unendorsing Trump and calling for him to withdraw, and watching his numbers free fall over at 538. He's currently pegged to lose to Hillary 81.4% to 18.6%, and he still has to face her at the debate tomorrow. That should put the final nail in the lid.
People are tired of the Clinton email thing. Nobody cares about it anymore. This puppy is dead.
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