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Trump - Make America Great Again!

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White man speak with forked tongue...I'm confused (and for whatever reason feel like responding like a stereotypical Indian) I thought they don't want anything to do with corporations. Corporations Bad say Dems

No, no, no...it's the Liberal playbook....corporations bad when dey Republicans. Democratic Corporations good. Democratic greed good. Democratic waste good. The Double Standard Strong. Poor, broke Hillary Clinton stand for the middle class, cuz she cans relate. Dem rich Republicans is different. They can't relate because dey rich. Hillary ain't rich, she just got a lotta money.
 
No, no, no...it's the Liberal playbook....corporations bad when dey Republicans. Democratic Corporations good. Democratic greed good. Democratic waste good. The Double Standard Strong. Poor, broke Hillary Clinton stand for the middle class, cuz she cans relate. Dem rich Republicans is different. They can't relate because dey rich. Hillary ain't rich, she just got a lotta money.

Oh. Okay.

-Steve Martin from The Jerk. :)
 
No, no, no...it's the Liberal playbook....corporations bad when dey Republicans. Democratic Corporations good. Democratic greed good. Democratic waste good. The Double Standard Strong. Poor, broke Hillary Clinton stand for the middle class, cuz she cans relate. Dem rich Republicans is different. They can't relate because dey rich. Hillary ain't rich, she just got a lotta money.
Gold, Timmy, GOLD!

 
Thanks for the link Spike. giving out Lindsey Graham's personal cell number on live tv (huh?) .

Pure entertainment! It's all theater

Lindsey Graham Destroys Cellphone After Donald Trump Discloses His Number

A meat cleaver, a blender, a golf club, some lighter fluid and a roof: Senator Lindsey Graham used them all to destroy a cellphone, a day after Donald J. Trump read his number out loud at a campaign rally.

“Or, if all else fails,” Mr. Graham says in a video released Wednesday, “you can always give your number to the Donald.

 

As is this, and it's actually spot-on, even though it's meant to be satirical:

Admit It: You People Want To See How Far This Goes, Don’t You?
http://www.theonion.com/blogpost/admit-it-you-people-want-see-how-far-goes-dont-you-50895

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The latest polls are out, and just as I predicted, I’m leading the Republican presidential race by a wide margin. You might be wondering how that could be. After all, it’s hardly been a month since I entered the field and I’ve already alienated America’s largest immigrant population, seen dozens of my high-profile business deals implode one after the other, and publicly insulted a national hero’s military service, all while not offering a single viable policy idea. But none of that matters at all, and my candidacy continues to surge forward, because none of you—not a single one of you—can look away. Not even for a second. Admit it: You people want to see just how far this goes, don’t you?

My campaign’s just barely begun and I’ve already got you begging for more. Sure, you can say you oppose me or that you don’t even take me seriously. But let me ask you: How many articles have you read about Ted Cruz lately? How many news segments have you watched on Bobby Jindal? Or Rand Paul? But if those stories have the name “Donald Trump” in them, well, look who suddenly can’t get enough.

The thing is, I’ve got all of you eating out of my hand and I haven’t even released a single campaign commercial yet. Don’t look me in the eye and tell me you don’t want to stick around and see what that looks like, because you and I both know these ads are going to be absolutely incredible. I’ll be standing there projecting my best presidential air, saying “I’m Donald Trump, and I approve this message,” and you won’t be able to take your eyes off it.

You keep obsessing over every little thing I do and say, and I promise you’ll get your commercials real soon.

And the TV spots are just the beginning. I know you, and I know what you like. You’ll absolutely eat it up when you see the “Trump ’16” T-shirts, the lawn signs, the bumper stickers; in fact, you’ll probably get a real kick out of pointing them out to your friends. Now, just imagine me shaking hands with senior citizens at a nursing home in Iowa. Wouldn’t you love to watch that? Or hear what comes out of my mouth when I speak to blue-collar workers at a struggling auto factory?

You say that doesn’t interest you? Oh, right, because you’re dying to see how Scott Walker behaves in those situations, right? Give me a break.

Just take a moment and imagine the primary debates: Jeb Bush; Chris Christie; me. Of course, they’ll put me in the middle because I’m ahead in the polls—far ahead at the moment. You already know how I answer even the most basic inquiries, so just picture me staring down the barrel of a question about foreign affairs or agriculture policy or something like that. You think you won’t sit there with bated breath while I try to tackle a question about using military force, or about food stamps, or about how my faith influences my decision-making? I guarantee you that my answers will be worth watching. And we both know you wouldn’t miss them for the world. It’d be the biggest, most-watched primary debate in history, courtesy of all of you.

And might I remind you that the longer this goes on, the closer I get to selecting a running mate. That realization kind of delighted you in a way, didn’t it? You absolutely want to know who I’d pick. A defeated GOP challenger who hates my guts? Another lunatic billionaire? Maybe my own son, Donald Trump Jr.? Whatever your wildest expectation is, I promise you I will surpass it. You’re not going to pass up an opportunity to see that, are you?

I can tell you’re practically salivating right now. And I’m going to keep riding this fascination, this little fixation you have with me as far as you’ll take me. You know I will.

So don’t try to tell me you’d be just as happy to watch one of these other bozos go toe-to-toe with Hillary Clinton or give a soaring speech at the national convention. And don’t delude yourself into thinking it’s everyone else who wants to watch me do this and you’re somehow above it. You want to see it. You want more. You hear “Trump” and your attention snaps to the TV screen right away.

Don’t think it’s true? Fine. You know what you have to do to make me go away. Just quit paying attention. Stop reading this right now.

That’s right, I didn’t think so. I have the power to make the next 16 months one of the most incredible times in our nation’s history, and not a single one of you can say you’re not at least a little bit curious to see how this wild ride shakes out. So just keep clicking every link that mentions my name and hitting play on every clip of my public appearances, and I promise you will not be disappointed.

Now, excuse me, but I have to go appear at a New Hampshire town hall and make a statement that every last one of you will be eagerly reading about and discussing in just a few hours’ time.
 
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I actually believe he wants Hillary to win and will run as a 3rd party candidate to ensure it. He's done interviews praising
her and even said he didn't know why, but business does better with democrats as President. He's looking out for his
business interests and wants the party in that is better for his business interests.
 
I actually believe he wants Hillary to win and will run as a 3rd party candidate to ensure it. He's done interviews praising
her and even said he didn't know why, but business does better with democrats as President. He's looking out for his
business interests and wants the party in that is better for his business interests.

He just called her the worst SoS in our country's entire history. Which is no lie.
 
He just called her the worst SoS in our country's entire history. Which is no lie.

That's pretty bad to have John Kerry ahead of her.
 
I think my dream team would be a Trump/Fioria ticket just to watch the media get schooled and smacked down for six months.
 
I wonder if anyone will try to tap Allen West as VP?
 
It would appear Trump's views on Hillary and Democrats has "evolved."

Tibs only cares when it's a republican. He doesn't give a **** when it's his socialist hero:

 
Tibs only cares when it's a republican.

Cue rabid, foaming-at-the-mouth, far-right nutjo....oh, Vader, hey man, how's it going? Nice to see you pop-up in this thread. You've been sorely missed!

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Trumps views haven't evolved. He wrote Art of the Deal and he lives it. You do and say what you need to say and do to get the next deal done
no matter if it conflicts with your real views and beliefs. The situation has changed, so you change to fit the situation. He is actually more
politician than most people think with his finger raised high into the wind.
 
Trump is not a new kind of candidate. We have had the "Silent majority", the Reagan Democrats and the "angry white male" voting for "Trumps" for a long time. There have been successful Trumps like Ronald Reagan and not so successful Trumps like Lee Iacocca and Ross Perot. They have a new name for those that like what Trump has to say. They are calling them the "Radical Middle" , voters in the radical middle, Newsweek wrote, “see the traditional political system itself as the country’s chief problem.”

Trump’s foreign policy, such as it is, is like Perot’s directed not toward Eurasia but our southern border. Unlike Perot, whose campaign emphasized the twin deficits of budget and trade, Trump has taken on illegal immigration from Mexico, fighting with both the identity politics left and the cheap labor right, with both Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush. Like Perot too he has seized the public imagination, masterfully exploiting the media’s craving for ratings and for negative portrayals of Republicans, turning CNN into TNN, the Trump News Network, the finest and most exclusive cable channel on air.

He dared say what no one of his wealth and prominence ever says—that illegal immigration is not limited to DREAMERs and laborers and aspirational Americans, that it is not always, as Jeb Bush put it, an “act of love,” that also traversing our southern border are criminals, rapists and narcotics traffickers and human smugglers, displaced souls from illiberal cultures who carry with them not only dreams but nightmares, bad habits, and other costly baggage. That his poor phrasing was sickeningly confirmed in early July, when an illegal immigrant who had been deported several times shot Kathryn Steinle dead in broad daylight on a San Francisco pier, only strengthened Trump’s connection to the radical middle. So did the drug lord El Chapo’s escape from prison soon after Mexico received an extradition request from the United States.

What the radical middle has seen in recent years has not given them reason to be confident in our government, our political system, our legion of politicians clambering up the professional ladder office to office. Two inconclusive wars, a financial crisis, recession, and weak recovery, government failure from Katrina to the TSA to the launch of Obamacare to the federal background check system, an unelected and unaccountable managerial bureaucracy that targets grassroots organizations and makes law through diktat, race riots and Ebola and judicial overreach. And through it all, as constant as the northern star, a myopic drive on the part of leaders in both parties to enact a “comprehensive immigration reform” that would incentivize illegal immigration and increase legal immigration despite public opposition.

These voters don’t give a whit about corporate tax reform or TPP or the capital gains rate or the fate of Uber, they make a distinction between deserved benefits like Social Security and Medicare and undeserved ones like welfare and food stamps, their patriotism is real and nationalistic and skeptical of foreign entanglement, they wept on 9/11, they want America to be strong, dominant, confident, the America of their youth, their young adulthood, the America of 40 or 30 or even 20 years ago. They do not speak in the cadences or dialect of New York or Washington, their thoughts can be garbled, easily dismissed, or impugned, they are not members of a designated victim group and thus lack moral standing in the eyes of the media, but still they deserve as much attention and sympathy as any of our fellow citizens, still they vote.

Our political commentary is confused because it conceives of the Republican Party as a top-down entity. It’s not. There are two Republican parties, an elite party of the corporate upper crust and meritocratic winners that sits atop a mass party of whites without college degrees whose worldviews and experiences and ambitions could not be more different from their social and economic betters. The former party enjoys the votes of the latter one, but those votes are not guaranteed. What so worries the GOP about Donald Trump is that he, like Ross Perot, has the resources and ego to rend the two parties apart. If history repeats itself, it will be because the Republican elite was so preoccupied with its own economic and ideological commitments that it failed to pay attention the needs and desires of millions of its voters. So the demagogue rises. The party splits. And the Clintons win.
 
. If history repeats itself, it will be because the Republican elite was so preoccupied with its own economic and ideological commitments that it failed to pay attention the needs and desires of millions of its voters. So the demagogue rises. The party splits. And the Clintons win.

OR, he keeps gaining speed, comes out with great policies and unites everyone except the flower sniffing left. I can't wait to hear his official tax plan. He'll run government like a corporation, cut out all the wasteful spending. His foreign policy should be good too. He said the other day that he'd bomb the hell out of ISIS. That would make our terrorist-in-chief cry. He should have launched strikes within the hour of Turkey letting us use their base. The liberals are total ******* and it's time for a change. America is waking up.
 
OR, he keeps gaining speed, comes out with great policies and unites everyone except the flower sniffing left. I can't wait to hear his official tax plan. He'll run government like a corporation, cut out all the wasteful spending. His foreign policy should be good too. He said the other day that he'd bomb the hell out of ISIS. That would make our terrorist-in-chief cry. He should have launched strikes within the hour of Turkey letting us use their base. The liberals are total ******* and it's time for a change. America is waking up.


Dunno, what's his policy on free cell phones and gas for my car?
 
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