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Since we're so dumb and incapable of understanding what he stands, perhaps you in with your superior intellect could help us understand what he stands for?
Maybe the sentence immediately afterwards, beginning "the whole point of his political polemic is ..." might be a clue?
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Originally Posted by Ottawa2011
An agent provocateur for president? He just takes cheap shot after cheap shot, does a lot of rabble rousing, makes sure that there's room on the bandwagon for the KKK... that's not a movement that needs encouraging. Unfit for the job. But, it ain't my country. I just sit back with my popcorn and warm my toes as America burns.
Now if you were a true sadist, you'd wish a Clinton presidency upon the states. The more anti-American my sentiment, the more I start wishing for old Cankles to succeed in the election. And I love her voter base.
Maybe the sentence immediately afterwards, beginning "the whole point of his political polemic is ..." might be a clue?
Now if you were a true sadist, you'd wish a Clinton presidency upon the states. The more anti-American my sentiment, the more I start wishing for old Cankles to succeed in the election. And I love her voter base.
I don't see any great choices facing Americans in this election. It's like, Put a Knife in the Toaster, or Eat a Bullet. Check one.
And many would say the same about Bush, I wouldn't expect most Democrats as presidents to behave much differently than Obama.
Since we're so dumb and incapable of understanding what he stands, perhaps you in with your superior intellect could help us understand what he stands for?
Maybe you can start with 'non-bipartisan', seeing as you're implying that being pro-Trump means being pro-Republican. Not that my comments can strictly be construed pro-Trump, more being appalled at the standard of the rhetoric against him.
I'd love to able to hear the exact words in the phone call
The tone of the call was informal, and Clinton never urged Trump to run, the four people said. Rather, they said, Clinton sounded curious about Trump’s moves toward a presidential bid and told Trump that he was striking a chord with frustrated conservatives and was a rising force on the right.
One person with knowledge of Clinton’s end of the call said the former president was upbeat and encouraging during the conversation, which occurred as Trump was speaking out about GOP politics and his prescriptions for the nation.
Maybe you can start with 'non-bipartisan', seeing as you seem to think being pro-Trump means being pro-Republican.
So you see him as a 3rd party candidate, or an independent? Even though he's trying to get onto the Republican ballot? There are conservative commentators already saying that the party could split in two, but I'm not sure how realistic that is.
So you see him as a 3rd party candidate, or an independent? Even though he's trying to get onto the Republican ballot? There are conservative commentators already saying that the party could split in two, but I'm not sure how realistic that is.
Establishment here seems to mean both GOP and Democrat.
You can run as a democrat or republican and still be anti-establishment, which I think is the point. The general view is that Rubio is the GOP "establishment" choice, and that Trump was never meant to happen. Alternatively, for those who think they have Trump's rubric figured, some libertarians such as Ron Paul seem to think otherwise:
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Establishment here means both GOP and Democrat. You can run as a democrat or republican and still be anti-establishment. How hard of a concept is that for people to grasp? Really.
And Trump, a 1%er with inherited wealth, sketchy business dealings, the KKK thing, media icon of 30+ years... he's not "establishment"? He's doing quite a snow job on his supporters. What do they expect him to do to destroy "The Establishment" once he's in office? That's the mystery to me.
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