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Apologies for missing your first post asking me this, I didn't review the post history carefully.
For starters, his cabinet nominations (which get scarier by the day) and potential conflicts of interests. And up until this point, he effectively used these tactics to avoid ever articulating coherent policy positions or engaging in any sort of substantive debate.
What have past candidates done that makes you think he isn't different/unique in this regard? Because, in his case, we have tons of examples. He tells so many lies that it's impossible to keep track, I don't see any reason why this trend won't continue when he is, in fact, in office.
He's not trying to distract from his nominations, he thinks people should be impressed by them. I'm not, but my dislike of Trump is pretty well known.
He may be doing it to distract from some of his conflicts of interest, but I'd contend that he tends to double down on anything controversial instead of hide it.
Now, as far as other politicians go, Bill Clinton dropped bombs on another country in an attempt to distract from his affair. You don't get much worse than that, do you?
Just because he tweets it doesn't mean it will happen. However.... I do often think those who think this is such a awful country should go live in another one for a year. I lived in Germany for a spell, it was amazing some of the rules they had that curtailed freedoms that we just for granted over here.
I think if lefty loons want to burn flags they should have to do it at a Vietnam Veterans gathering first before they can do it anywhere else. That is if they are still breathing.
The loonly right has finally put a un-American nutjob in the White House and now they want to make free speech unlawful unless it's politically correct?!?!
Jeez, you seem to be the one who would feel more at home in China or Cuba or some other fascist state where free speech isn't tolerated. Friggen un-American Trump voters....
I think Trump is sending a very CLEAR MESSAGE. You disrespect this country and partake in anti-american activities, we cannot guarantee your safety. Sounds really good to me.
Times are a changing'....in a much different way than the overrated Bob Zimmerman from the Iron Range sang about.
He's not trying to distract from his nominations, he thinks people should be impressed by them. I'm not, but my dislike of Trump is pretty well known.
He may be doing it to distract from some of his conflicts of interest, but I'd contend that he tends to double down on anything controversial instead of hide it.
Now, as far as other politicians go, Bill Clinton dropped bombs on another country in an attempt to distract from his affair. You don't get much worse than that, do you?
It'll take some doing, but I say "give Trump a chance". He's not even in office yet.
I think Trump is sending a very CLEAR MESSAGE. You disrespect this country and partake in anti-american activities, we cannot guarantee your safety. Sounds really good to me.
Times are a changing'....in a much different way than the overrated Bob Zimmerman from the Iron Range sang about.
So, now you guy's are in, you just throw the constitution out the window, eh?
I think Trump is sending a very CLEAR MESSAGE. You disrespect this country and partake in anti-american activities, we cannot guarantee your safety. Sounds really good to me.
Is this "clear message" a thinly-veiled directive to police to stand down and allow protesters to be killed by "patriots", in your view? Or is it a subtle hint that's it's for them to join in the repression?
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