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With Trump announcing he's not running, you have to think even just as a social experiment how easily many of those on the right can be misled. When Trump first announced he was running his approval numbers were quite low, once he started with the birther nonsense many got bright eyed, a little slobber running down their mouths and his approval ratings skyrocketed. Once Trump dropped the motherload, stating Obama has been "the worst president ever" the right started frothing at the mouth, going into convulsions and praising him as an amazing candidate that will be the next president, with polls showing him tied or in the lead of republican hopefuls.
It didn't matter at all about having no political experience, that he's filed bankruptcy numerous times, and was otherwise a circus sideshow, just the fact that he bashed Obama made him a hero to many on the right. Most sane people knew he was a joke on a huge PR stunt from the beginning, but many gullible people thought he was a hero. So the question are many on the right easily mislead?
When only 43% of poll respondents are SURE the president was born in the US, which means that 57% don't believe it/are not sure, that indicates MORE than just those on the right had doubts.
Thank god the democrat-in-hiding, masquerading as a conservative, The Donald, is OUT.
Oh yeah, thats why there were neocons on here drooling over the prospect of trump running for POTUS. How quickly you repugs forget.
Well sweetie, I am not a Republican. I am a true conservative and I am registered as Independent, something you would not understand, you know, thinking for myself instead of relying on MSNBC to get my talking oders like you.
and all his lame PR stunt did was to kill the ratings of that stupid show of his.
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Originally Posted by TempesT68
With Trump announcing he's not running, you have to think even just as a social experiment how easily many of those on the right can be misled. When Trump first announced he was running his approval numbers were quite low, once he started with the birther nonsense many got bright eyed, a little slobber running down their mouths and his approval ratings skyrocketed. Once Trump dropped the motherload, stating Obama has been "the worst president ever" the right started frothing at the mouth, going into convulsions and praising him as an amazing candidate that will be the next president, with polls showing him tied or in the lead of republican hopefuls.
It didn't matter at all about having no political experience, that he's filed bankruptcy numerous times, and was otherwise a circus sideshow, just the fact that he bashed Obama made him a hero to many on the right. Most sane people knew he was a joke on a huge PR stunt from the beginning, but many gullible people thought he was a hero. So the question are many on the right easily mislead?
With Trump announcing he's not running, you have to think even just as a social experiment how easily many of those on the right can be misled. When Trump first announced he was running his approval numbers were quite low, once he started with the birther nonsense many got bright eyed, a little slobber running down their mouths and his approval ratings skyrocketed. Once Trump dropped the motherload, stating Obama has been "the worst president ever" the right started frothing at the mouth, going into convulsions and praising him as an amazing candidate that will be the next president, with polls showing him tied or in the lead of republican hopefuls.
It didn't matter at all about having no political experience, that he's filed bankruptcy numerous times, and was otherwise a circus sideshow, just the fact that he bashed Obama made him a hero to many on the right. Most sane people knew he was a joke on a huge PR stunt from the beginning, but many gullible people thought he was a hero. So the question are many on the right easily mislead?
Well, I guess "the right" was not dumb enough to vote for a community organizer with no executive experience who has destroyed the treasury and the economy. If I had done that, I would be embarassed.
Did people actually think Trump would run.....and WIN?
He did a great service to this country and the millions who did not believe obama - he forced the fraud in chief to produce that which he fought tooth and nail to keep hidden...but ONLY after the polls showed the issue was hurting him badly.
I guess you totally missed or just ignored the most recent polls for Trump and how he slid like a fat man on ice skates after President Obama released his long form birth certificate.
Well, I guess "the right" was not dumb enough to vote for a community organizer with no executive experience who has destroyed the treasury and the economy. If I had done that, I would be embarassed.
Whats even funnier, they might actually do it TWICE
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