If Donald Trump wins, what country would you flee to?

Jarod said:
Did I say that? No, if he is elected and my fears about what he would do to our nation are realized I would likely leave. I don't think my fears would be realized because we would still have a congress a supreme court and an impeachment process.
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So Donald Trump is going to be fine as a president, and all the fear mongering of his oponents and threats of fleeing are unfounded, most likely, in your opinion?

BTW you said if he's elect you'd leave if you were able...
 
Jarod said:
Sanders has promoted many efforts to limit corporate power to conduct unethical practices at the expense of individuals. While I don't know of any specific proposals I believe that progress will be made toward individual freedom over corporate power in general.

It needs to happen, living a modern life is difficult without being manipulated by large corporations.
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While that was a really nice thought out response and was also well written, it provided nothing in the way of answering the question.
Would you care to try again?
 
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TRUMP IS GOD!​
 
So, did we figure out which country the liberals are going to run to when Trump is elected president??? I say we send them all to reeducation camps, after we deport all the illegals and boot out all terrorist muslims...
 
J Craft said:
So Donald Trump is going to be fine as a president, and all the fear mongering of his oponents and threats of fleeing are unfounded, most likely, in your opinion?

BTW you said if he's elect you'd leave if you were able...
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No
 
Rune said:
Please support Trump.
Another Landslide win by the left would be delightful.
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Another? You think there has been a recent Democratic landslide shit-for-brains? Good lord, calling you a retard is an insult to the mentally handicapped.
 
Jarod said:
I think the Republicans, and the nation, are in trouble this election.

The Republicans are only willing to nominate unelectable candidates, Trump or Cruz. Rubio is electable but does not look good for the nomination.

HRC has boxed out Sanders... but she is electable.

So we get HRC, when we could have had the better choice Sanders, or the more liberal choice Rubio.
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I have to laugh at liberal leftist Democrats who think Sanders and Clinton are electable.

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Truth Detector said:
Another? You think there has been a recent Democratic landslide shit-for-brains? Good lord, calling you a retard is an insult to the mentally handicapped.
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TD misses the mark again...

By Friday morning, Barack Obama had a vote total well in excess of 62 million, as compared with Mitt Romney’s 58.8 million. The president’s popular-vote margin is now in excess of 3 million.

Obama has now won Florida with a margin of 75,000 votes. That’s more than 100 times the alleged margin of victory for George Bush in 2000 in that state. And, with Florida, Obama has 332 electoral votes, as compared with 206 for Romney.

When all is said and done:

1. Barack Obama has won an overwhelming majority in the Electoral College, a daunting majority of the popular vote and a majority of the nation’s states—including most of the country’s largest states and states in every major region of the republic: New England, the mid-Atlantic, the Great Lakes, the South, the Southwest, the Mountain West and the West.

2. Barack Obama has won more popular votes than any Democratic candidate for president in history—except Barack Obama in 2008.

3. Barack Obama is the first Democratic president to win more than 50 percent of the popular vote in a re-election run since Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1944.

4. Barack Obama is the only Democratic candidate for president since FDR to twice win more than 50 percent of the national vote.

5. Barack Obama has, in both of his presidential runs, won a higher percentage of the national vote than any Democratic nominee since Lyndon Johnson in his 1964 landslide victory.
http://www.thenation.com/article/obamas-3-million-vote-electoral-college-landslide-majority-states-mandate/
 
Buckly J. Ewer said:
TD misses the mark again...

By Friday morning, Barack Obama had a vote total well in excess of 62 million, as compared with Mitt Romney’s 58.8 million. The president’s popular-vote margin is now in excess of 3 million.

Obama has now won Florida with a margin of 75,000 votes. That’s more than 100 times the alleged margin of victory for George Bush in 2000 in that state. And, with Florida, Obama has 332 electoral votes, as compared with 206 for Romney.

When all is said and done:

1. Barack Obama has won an overwhelming majority in the Electoral College, a daunting majority of the popular vote and a majority of the nation’s states—including most of the country’s largest states and states in every major region of the republic: New England, the mid-Atlantic, the Great Lakes, the South, the Southwest, the Mountain West and the West.

2. Barack Obama has won more popular votes than any Democratic candidate for president in history—except Barack Obama in 2008.

3. Barack Obama is the first Democratic president to win more than 50 percent of the popular vote in a re-election run since Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1944.

4. Barack Obama is the only Democratic candidate for president since FDR to twice win more than 50 percent of the national vote.

5. Barack Obama has, in both of his presidential runs, won a higher percentage of the national vote than any Democratic nominee since Lyndon Johnson in his 1964 landslide victory.
http://www.thenation.com/article/obamas-3-million-vote-electoral-college-landslide-majority-states-mandate/
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as I recall, 200,000 votes in three states would have given the Republicans the White House in 2012.......that is no landslide.....
 
PostmodernProphet said:
as I recall, 200,000 votes in three states would have given the Republicans the White House in 2012.......that is no landslide.....
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Your the man who predicted this would be a landslide the other way, right up to election day...


Michigan:

Obama 54%
Romney 45%
 
Jarod said:
Sanders has promoted many efforts to limit corporate power to conduct unethical practices at the expense of individuals. While I don't know of any specific proposals I believe that progress will be made toward individual freedom over corporate power in general.

It needs to happen, living a modern life is difficult without being manipulated by large corporations.
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Your second sentence completely disqualified your first sentence. You make a declarative statement and then proceed to not back up that statement.

As for your irrational fear of Corporations. Why do you have that? What can a corporation force you to do? Can a corporation FORCE you to buy its products? Can Bill Gates mandate that you buy Microsoft? I am sure he would like to, but he can't. You have more power over Bill Gates than he does over you because you can choose to buy or not buy his product.

Now, can business collude with government to create advantages for itself? You betcha. But, that isn't solely the problem of business, it is a problem with government as well. It takes two people for a bribe to occur. You seem to want to absolve the government part of the equation, or want to focus on abstract things like "money in politics", yet fail to focus on the moral failings of the politicians in question.
 
Buckly J. Ewer said:
TD misses the mark again...

By Friday morning, Barack Obama had a vote total well in excess of 62 million, as compared with Mitt Romney’s 58.8 million. The president’s popular-vote margin is now in excess of 3 million.

Obama has now won Florida with a margin of 75,000 votes. That’s more than 100 times the alleged margin of victory for George Bush in 2000 in that state. And, with Florida, Obama has 332 electoral votes, as compared with 206 for Romney.

When all is said and done:

1. Barack Obama has won an overwhelming majority in the Electoral College, a daunting majority of the popular vote and a majority of the nation’s states—including most of the country’s largest states and states in every major region of the republic: New England, the mid-Atlantic, the Great Lakes, the South, the Southwest, the Mountain West and the West.

2. Barack Obama has won more popular votes than any Democratic candidate for president in history—except Barack Obama in 2008.

3. Barack Obama is the first Democratic president to win more than 50 percent of the popular vote in a re-election run since Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1944.

4. Barack Obama is the only Democratic candidate for president since FDR to twice win more than 50 percent of the national vote.

5. Barack Obama has, in both of his presidential runs, won a higher percentage of the national vote than any Democratic nominee since Lyndon Johnson in his 1964 landslide victory.
http://www.thenation.com/article/obamas-3-million-vote-electoral-college-landslide-majority-states-mandate/
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Another brain damaged leftist DUMBFUCK who doesn't know what a "landslide" is. Moron.
 
I Love America said:
Your second sentence completely disqualified your first sentence. You make a declarative statement and then proceed to not back up that statement.

As for your irrational fear of Corporations. Why do you have that? What can a corporation force you to do? Can a corporation FORCE you to buy its products? Can Bill Gates mandate that you buy Microsoft? I am sure he would like to, but he can't. You have more power over Bill Gates than he does over you because you can choose to buy or not buy his product.

Now, can business collude with government to create advantages for itself? You betcha. But, that isn't solely the problem of business, it is a problem with government as well. It takes two people for a bribe to occur. You seem to want to absolve the government part of the equation, or want to focus on abstract things like "money in politics", yet fail to focus on the moral failings of the politicians in question.
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Better yet; can a corporation forcefully extract your hard earned wages to redistribute it to people who will vote for it?
 
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