it wouldn't matter.
The Long Knives are out because he threatens the status quo, and the good liberal reporters who value "gotcha" journalism.
"yes we know Clinton is a corrupt lying warmonger.. but did you hear what Trump said??"
Does Trump Want Gun Nuts to KILL Hillary?
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The Long Knives are out because he threatens the status quo, and the good liberal reporters who value "gotcha" journalism.
"yes we know Clinton is a corrupt lying warmonger.. but did you hear what Trump said??"
Legion Troll
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One candidate calling for the assassination of another isn't news in your world?
Like the loyal lapdoggies who yip "lock them up" in unison when their Führer whines about the "press", you want to bury all criticism and questioning of Putin's pawn.
The media frenzy surrounding this election, the 24/7 news-cycle, and Trump’s gumption ensure we’re constantly talking about him, analyzing his every move. (snip)
many criticisms of Trump have been rather hysterical, sophomoric, and downright lewd. As if set on auto-repeat, headlines, tweets, and the like squeal XENOPHOBE! FASCIST! RACIST! DEMAGOGUE! PUDGY FINGERS! Eerily in sync, media outlets and Trump haters described his convention speech — and his soul! — as DARK!
many criticisms of Trump have been rather hysterical, sophomoric, and downright lewd. As if set on auto-repeat, headlines, tweets, and the like squeal XENOPHOBE! FASCIST! RACIST! DEMAGOGUE! PUDGY FINGERS! Eerily in sync, media outlets and Trump haters described his convention speech — and his soul! — as DARK!
here is the words:
is that opaque? or do you see specific calls for assassination? you can revel in your abandon of English for Spin for all Icare
Well we will never find out who is right because he is saying he won't change, he is going to do it his way or the highway~& yes, that does imply his way is the low way lol
Trump just confirmed every Republican's worst fear
Regulations, Obamacare and taxes are destroying economy: Donald Trump
Regulations, Obamacare and taxes are destroying economy: Donald Trump
2 Hours Ago|00:59
Donald Trump told CNBC on Thursday he will either win with his frank and uncensored style of campaigning or enjoy a "very, very nice long vacation."
Republicans have long hoped Trump will pivot on his behavior, but in the "Squawk Box" interview, he said:
"I'm a truth teller. All I do is tell the truth. And if at the end of 90 days, I've fallen short because I'm somewhat politically correct even though I'm supposed to be the smart one and even though I'm supposed to have a lot of good ideas, it's OK. I go back to a very good way of life."
A string of unfavorable poll numbers and growing opposition from within his own party's congressional membership have made Republicans increasingly nervous that they have toxic nominee on their hands that could endanger the party's future.
In the wide-ranging phone interview, Trump insisted that President Barack Obama "absolutely" founded ISIS. He also discussed economic issues including regulation and infrastructure spending.
Trump initially made the ISIS comments on Wednesday.
Asked about them, he doubled down and said "[Obama] was the founder of ISIS absolutely, the way he removed our troops. ... I call them co-founders," he added, referring to his Democratic presidential opponent, Hillary Clinton.
Trump also stood by his remarks about the Second Amendment that Democrats interpreted as calling for violence against Clinton.
"On the Second Amendment everybody came to my defense because there was nothing said wrong. I'm talking about the power of the voter," Trump told CNBC. "Only the haters tried to grab onto that one."
However, Trump allowed for the possibility that his uncensored views may not result in a win.
"I think we're going to have victory, but we'll see," Trump said. "At the end it's either going to work or I'm going to have a very, very nice long vacation."
The GOP presidential nominee also addressed criticism that he had made a mistake when it came to comments about the Muslim parents of a fallen American soldier, saying "it's been put to bed for a long time." The controversy erupted after Khizr and Ghazala Khan appeared at the Democratic Convention on July 28.
Trump also said Obamacare, high taxes and regulation are stifling business in the United States.
He said regulations are "making it virtually impossible to start new businesses, and a lot of old businesses are being hurt very badly."
"Obamacare is devastating businesses, I get it all the time," he said.
Trump's comments came during a stretch in which he has sought to focus on his campaign's economic message amid a series of controversies.
He laid out his economic plans in a speech in Detroit on Monday, but he has spent much of the week fighting off criticism for his subsequent comments about the Second Amendment.
Clinton called him out on the remarks on Wednesday, saying Trump's "casual inciting of violence" shows he does not have the temperament to be president.
^ no doubt he needs a campaign manager, and spin control and staying on message.
The Republican party is running around with it's hair on fire -abandoning all hope for a win.
Which ensures a loss.
we need a homogenized, stale, safe speaker to ensure the status quo; the last thing we want to do is to get the public thinking
about issues when we can poke holes in Trumpspeak, and say "that is what is wrong with the USA"
The Republican party is running around with it's hair on fire -abandoning all hope for a win.
Which ensures a loss.
we need a homogenized, stale, safe speaker to ensure the status quo; the last thing we want to do is to get the public thinking
about issues when we can poke holes in Trumpspeak, and say "that is what is wrong with the USA"
don isn't about issues, it is about him, trusting him & his promises, selling himself, his brand as right for you-issues are for loZers & he will have all the answers when he gets there, he promises...........
his philosophy of governing is known.
It comes down to what do you want. Do you want the same old Democratic mindless PC driven agenda ( let's make America equal)
or do you want someone who will reign in the regulatory overload from the ABC agencies?
Do you want a revolution- and if you do are you willing to take risks?
or do you want the cloy stale sameness of plutocratic special interest rule?
Maybe we can elect a robot next time..how cool would that be?
nice and safe and preprogrammed to lull us to sleep while we get sheered....just like Clinton
Legionthecat
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They can certainly lobby to refuse her appointments!
Legion Troll
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With guns?
Legion Troll
A fine upstanding poster
Legionthecat
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"Our schools is failing us"
Poor anatta.
Minister of Truth
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If gun nuts would have taken out Andrew Jackson (a populist, BTW), it would have done this country a world of good.
Good lap dog. Tell your master how great he is and mimic him in every way. Good little lap dog.
Well, that makes sense. I've pointed out his massive hypocrisy dozens of times and he never sees it. I've seen him in threads whine about someone not discussing the topic and insulting and then literally a few posts later make a post that is nothing but insults.
Weirdest thing I've ever seen.
zappasguitar
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Because I didn't lie about those things.
It was Y-O-U who has been running around shrieking "HE LIED" over and over to anyone who would listen, despite the fact you don't ahve any proof.
zappasguitar
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Are they thinking about the issues right now?
In a word, NO...Trump and his "ready fire, aim" mouth and impulse control problem have made sure of that.
zappasguitar
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But that's not what you said.
You said the 2nd amendment people would "vote against her".
How do they do that if she's already elected?
zappasguitar
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Another one can't refute my arguments so he resorts to the same tired personal attacks...ROFL!!