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Ryan embodies everything that's wrong with politics in this country.
Trump - Make America Great Again!
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He's a ******* weasel. He's backstabbed the military so many times that the knives are now going through the front. Lying POS.
Just one more for me then I gotta go do something..even if it's wrong.
If they have evidence that the server was hacked, it doesn't matter what she says. She will automatically be recommended for indictment. Even with that, though, Obama will protect her and not allow the AG to actually indict her.
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Hillary's not going to be indicted for anything. They are already signalling this to journalists. Better get used to the idea.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...table-main_clintonemails-730pm:homepage/story
Prosecutors and FBI agents investigating Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal email server have so far found scant evidence that the leading Democratic presidential candidate intended to break classification rules, though they are still probing the case aggressively with an eye on interviewing Clinton herself, according to U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...table-main_clintonemails-730pm:homepage/story
Prosecutors and FBI agents investigating Hillary Clinton’s use of a personal email server have so far found scant evidence that the leading Democratic presidential candidate intended to break classification rules, though they are still probing the case aggressively with an eye on interviewing Clinton herself, according to U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
I heard that he's going to announce pretty much his whole cabinet at the convention. I like it.
They haven't seen the hacker's 2 gigs of evidence yet.
for those of you not voting Trump, this is what you're essentially going to allow to happen:
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You trust Trump with that? LOL.
you trust Hillary with that?
may as well just give your paycheck, liberties and freedom to the government and let them grant you an allowance.
And give up any guns she might have and find another way to defend her home and family against the terrorists that will continue to flood into our country.
I thought he was a low life before. What a scum bag. And he comes here and preaches. LMAO.
Who knows. When you point to Rob Reiner as a beacon of political knowledge, you're scraping the bottom of the barrel.
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I don't trust either one of them. Hence my dilemma.
This is the guy who said Hillary was doing a great job don't forget.
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It isn't a matter of trust with Hillary. We know what she'll do. Hard to believe you think Trump is as bad as Hillary.
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I always ask this and never get an answer. What do you think Trump will do that is all that bad?
So he comes towards the middle on tax reform and minimum wage? Wow.... such a surprise.
Do you really think the hard-core right-wing conservative view on those issues is EVER going to get done? Of course not.
The bottom line is ANY tax reform that takes place in this country is going to take a LOT of give and take. But it's time and I have no problem having Trump be at the head of the table while those negotiations are discussions are going on. None. In fact, I WANT him at the head of the table.
Whether any new tax plan increases or decreases the $3.25 trillion the government gets from taxes is undecided. I know with Trump at the head of the table it will be a LOT LESS than Clinton at the head of the table. Don't you? Is that even up for debate?
And the same thing goes for a federal minimum wage. It's due to get raised. Always happens every 5 years, but the Democrats have turned it into such a huge issue and want to raise it WAY outside the percentage it should for small-town, rural America.
Again, would you rather have Trump at the head of a table with democrats on one side and republicans on the other during this debate or Clinton?
Those issues aren't even close who's better for this country moving forward.
This Tea Party idea favored by Ted Cruz and his ilk that you guys should just dig your heels in on every and all issues and rant and rave about the "fall of America" and demand smaller government (that will never happen) is so LONG GONE in this country, even by normal conservatives. You really are your own 25% party right now and you'll get no where except make yourself bitter and clog up getting anything done (which is what's been happening and making almost everyone frustrated with Congress).
A vote for Trump is to get away from that type of all-or-nothing thinking while still being proud to be a conservative. You can be conservative and still compromise. You can be conservative and still stay out of people's bedrooms. You can be conservative and not think the sky is falling.
You can't make anything great again by stamping your feet and taking extreme position on ******* everything.
The Republicans in congress have failed. They got nothing done for 6 years. They didn't force Obama's hand on anything. They failed to pass almost any reasonable legislation that would slow down the liberalization of our country. They just sat there arguing among themselves like spoiled little children in 1st grade. And they did it solely for political gain and selfish reasons and sacrificed the good of the American people in the process. The all-things anti-Obama no matter what has backfired.
Now you get an independent as a candidate that doesn't give a **** about your Tea Party platform at all except to swindle you for another 5 months to get your vote.
And if he gets elected, I'll be happy things might finally start getting done. Which won't happen if Hillary gets elected and the Republican "party" as we know it still controls congress. That will be 4 more years of what we've had for the last 6. A decade of whiny little moralistic brats telling everyone how wrong they are and how right they are on everything.
A vote for Trump is a vote against that.
So he comes towards the middle on tax reform and minimum wage? Wow.... such a surprise.
Do you really think the hard-core right-wing conservative view on those issues is EVER going to get done? Of course not.
The bottom line is ANY tax reform that takes place in this country is going to take a LOT of give and take. But it's time and I have no problem having Trump be at the head of the table while those negotiations are discussions are going on. None. In fact, I WANT him at the head of the table.
Whether any new tax plan increases or decreases the $3.25 trillion the government gets from taxes is undecided. I know with Trump at the head of the table it will be a LOT LESS than Clinton at the head of the table. Don't you? Is that even up for debate?
And the same thing goes for a federal minimum wage. It's due to get raised. Always happens every 5 years, but the Democrats have turned it into such a huge issue and want to raise it WAY outside the percentage it should for small-town, rural America.
Again, would you rather have Trump at the head of a table with democrats on one side and republicans on the other during this debate or Clinton?
Those issues aren't even close who's better for this country moving forward.
This Tea Party idea favored by Ted Cruz and his ilk that you guys should just dig your heels in on every and all issues and rant and rave about the "fall of America" and demand smaller government (that will never happen) is so LONG GONE in this country, even by normal conservatives. You really are your own 25% party right now and you'll get no where except make yourself bitter and clog up getting anything done (which is what's been happening and making almost everyone frustrated with Congress).
A vote for Trump is to get away from that type of all-or-nothing thinking while still being proud to be a conservative. You can be conservative and still compromise. You can be conservative and still stay out of people's bedrooms. You can be conservative and not think the sky is falling.
You can't make anything great again by stamping your feet and taking extreme position on ******* everything.
The Republicans in congress have failed. They got nothing done for 6 years. They didn't force Obama's hand on anything. They failed to pass almost any reasonable legislation that would slow down the liberalization of our country. They just sat there arguing among themselves like spoiled little children in 1st grade. And they did it solely for political gain and selfish reasons and sacrificed the good of the American people in the process. The all-things anti-Obama no matter what has backfired.
Now you get an independent as a candidate that doesn't give a **** about your Tea Party platform at all except to swindle you for another 5 months to get your vote.
And if he gets elected, I'll be happy things might finally start getting done. Which won't happen if Hillary gets elected and the Republican "party" as we know it still controls congress. That will be 4 more years of what we've had for the last 6. A decade of whiny little moralistic brats telling everyone how wrong they are and how right they are on everything.
A vote for Trump is a vote against that.
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He was once a big fan of hers, she was a guest at his wedding, why is that hard for you to believe? Why do you trust someone who can't seem to have the same opinion on anything for more than a couple of days? Who the hell knows what Trump would do? I've never heard him speak abut his views on the Constitution or judicial activism or originalism...have you? One day he says raising the minimum wage is a terrible idea that would not allow us to compete with other countries and the next day he's for it. Who the hell knows what he would do?
And no, I will not vote for Hillary. It won't matter though because SHE WILL WIN. You better all get used to that idea. A lot of Republicans are going to vote third party or stay home because they can't stomach in their conscience voting for either one of them. We can only hope it doesn't end up turning Congress blue too. For me that is the only reason to go to the polls this year.
The reality of all of this is that either Clinton or Trump will be the next President. And those of you in either party that refuse to vote based on principle, in truth are really voting anyway.
Your vote will go to the candidate that is least favorable to you. It's why Romney lost. Not saying he would have been a great President, but how have the last 8 years been for you?
Look at their platforms and vote. There has to be some redeeming qualities that can be agreed on.
One of these 2 candidates will make your life and that of this country worse, and it will be your choice to decide who that is.
and that is ridiculous, onefor.
if you KNOW that Hillary may rip up, shred and dispose of the 2nd Amendment, but there's a chance the other candidate may not... you choose to sit on your hands and do nothing? Yeah, you may not vote, but that non-vote is essentially a vote for Hillary to do whatever she damn well pleases.
and what has Trump actually said that you disagree with? As delz said, we need someone to NEGOTIATE and COMPROMISE. for the last 7+ years, we've had ZERO negotiations, ZERO compromises. You really want that for another 4 years? or 8?
Neither side is right 100% of the time. Neither side is wrong 100% of the time. In the middle is where we need to be. We CANNOT and WILL NOT get there with Hillary. With Trump, there is a chance. With Hillary, there is not.
With a Libertarian candidate, there is a chance... but there will be so very few people voting Libertarian that it won't matter in this race. If the GOP becomes as fractured as Tibs and others say, if the Dems become so fractured that we need them to be, THEN and only then will the Libertarian Party rise up and become a viable option.
if you KNOW that Hillary may rip up, shred and dispose of the 2nd Amendment, but there's a chance the other candidate may not... you choose to sit on your hands and do nothing? Yeah, you may not vote, but that non-vote is essentially a vote for Hillary to do whatever she damn well pleases.
and what has Trump actually said that you disagree with? As delz said, we need someone to NEGOTIATE and COMPROMISE. for the last 7+ years, we've had ZERO negotiations, ZERO compromises. You really want that for another 4 years? or 8?
Neither side is right 100% of the time. Neither side is wrong 100% of the time. In the middle is where we need to be. We CANNOT and WILL NOT get there with Hillary. With Trump, there is a chance. With Hillary, there is not.
With a Libertarian candidate, there is a chance... but there will be so very few people voting Libertarian that it won't matter in this race. If the GOP becomes as fractured as Tibs and others say, if the Dems become so fractured that we need them to be, THEN and only then will the Libertarian Party rise up and become a viable option.
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I can't vote for someone who isn't who he says he is and really doesn't believe in anything. My conscience simply won't allow me to do it. I'll likely vote for Johnson, who I have differences with but at least agree with on what's most important to me. I plan on switching my registration to Independent or Libertarian, haven't quite made up my mind yet. Republicans have picked three losers in a row, I just can't support this party anymore. If there's anything I can contribute in any small way to this process it's a shred of support toward the rise of some future alternative
Those of you who know me know I've been the staunchest advocate of not throwing one's vote away, of picking the lesser of two evils, in this case I simply don't feel that either of these two is any better than the other. They are both liars and phonies. They are both big government liberals. He's not a compromiser, he's a phony and a panderer. You may not believe it now but just wait and see if by some slim chance he is elected president. He's pulled the wool over your eyes, but not mine.
You needn't worry about my vote because Trump has NO CHANCE of winning Pennsylvania. I will go on record right now as saying Hillary wins here and wins big.
I voted for GJ last time.
There can't be any actual reason for the NotTrumpers, I mean really? They just flat don't like him, it's personal, period.
This country has many problems going on. To allow Hillary in to the office would be critically bad. Like giving poison to someone already on life support. News Flash: The Clintons ARE bad news. She is coming from an awful shady background. She was part of the Bammy administration and MUST bear responsibility for the awful state we're in.
A hand full of issues are what needs to be focused on. The economy AND the country's debt. Trillions in debt is no laughing matter. Think Hillary will actually do something about it? Yeah, she's going to GROW it, just like BarryO. Trump is one of this country's best Business people, if ANYONE can stop the bleeding and bring this to a controllable flow, it's him.
ISIS has to be dealt with on a different level than what has already been going on. Hillary would just be more of the same. Trump ain't putting up with them.
Immigration? Fix the ISIS problem and immigration becomes less of an issue and maybe more manageable.
Hillary is corrupt and panders to voters. She'll say what ever she has to in order to gain a vote. Trump says what's on his mind. At least he has one.
What exactly is it you NON_TRUMPers think he is going to do? What are you afraid of, specifically? What on gods green earth would lead you to believe Hillary would be a better choice? You VOTE for her and YOU approve of how this country is now. Bammy's country that is. It's depressing and the country is a disgrace because of Obama and she's Obama V2.
Trump even though he's rich is still ONE OF US. Can't you see it? He is not in this to harm the country, unlike the current resident. Use your head and THINK.
This country has many problems going on. To allow Hillary in to the office would be critically bad. Like giving poison to someone already on life support. News Flash: The Clintons ARE bad news. She is coming from an awful shady background. She was part of the Bammy administration and MUST bear responsibility for the awful state we're in.
A hand full of issues are what needs to be focused on. The economy AND the country's debt. Trillions in debt is no laughing matter. Think Hillary will actually do something about it? Yeah, she's going to GROW it, just like BarryO. Trump is one of this country's best Business people, if ANYONE can stop the bleeding and bring this to a controllable flow, it's him.
ISIS has to be dealt with on a different level than what has already been going on. Hillary would just be more of the same. Trump ain't putting up with them.
Immigration? Fix the ISIS problem and immigration becomes less of an issue and maybe more manageable.
Hillary is corrupt and panders to voters. She'll say what ever she has to in order to gain a vote. Trump says what's on his mind. At least he has one.
What exactly is it you NON_TRUMPers think he is going to do? What are you afraid of, specifically? What on gods green earth would lead you to believe Hillary would be a better choice? You VOTE for her and YOU approve of how this country is now. Bammy's country that is. It's depressing and the country is a disgrace because of Obama and she's Obama V2.
Trump even though he's rich is still ONE OF US. Can't you see it? He is not in this to harm the country, unlike the current resident. Use your head and THINK.
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BAM!
Hispanics hate Hillary!
Hillary Clinton headed to East Los Angeles Thursday night in honor of the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo -- but her rally in this predominantly Hispanic part of L.A. was anything but celebratory.
Hundreds of protesters descended upon East Los Angeles College to express their disdain for the Democratic presidential front-runner.
Some were protesting Clinton's refusal so far to release her speaking engagement transcripts and her ties to Wall Street, while others took issue with Clinton's "super-predator" remarks in 1994, and the crime bill her then-president husband signed that year.
Others also headed to Clinton's rally to protest her involvement in the 2009 Honduras coup, and to accuse her of pandering to the Hispanic community.
“We only matter when it’s Cinco de Mayo.” A man, who was leading a crowd, shouted into a loud speaker, "Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party have to know that they cannot come to Los Angeles, occupy Mexico on Cinco de Mayo, and think that we are not going to come out and denounce them!”
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/hillary-clintons-cinco-de-mayo-la-rally-festive/story?id=38917455
Hispanics hate Hillary!
Hillary Clinton headed to East Los Angeles Thursday night in honor of the Mexican holiday Cinco de Mayo -- but her rally in this predominantly Hispanic part of L.A. was anything but celebratory.
Hundreds of protesters descended upon East Los Angeles College to express their disdain for the Democratic presidential front-runner.
Some were protesting Clinton's refusal so far to release her speaking engagement transcripts and her ties to Wall Street, while others took issue with Clinton's "super-predator" remarks in 1994, and the crime bill her then-president husband signed that year.
Others also headed to Clinton's rally to protest her involvement in the 2009 Honduras coup, and to accuse her of pandering to the Hispanic community.
“We only matter when it’s Cinco de Mayo.” A man, who was leading a crowd, shouted into a loud speaker, "Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party have to know that they cannot come to Los Angeles, occupy Mexico on Cinco de Mayo, and think that we are not going to come out and denounce them!”
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/hillary-clintons-cinco-de-mayo-la-rally-festive/story?id=38917455
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I've given a multitude of reasons here other than I don't like him. That's the least of his problems to me.
Although if you can respect someone who poses with a taco bowl and says "I love Hispanics!" and thinks that will actually appeal to Hispanics, if you think that signals the kind of intelligence and thoughtfulness and tact that we need in the White House, I just really don't know what else to say. My 12 year old laughed at how stupid that was.
I know, I know he's un-PC and we're all supposed to love him for that. Saying something like that doesn't make you politically incorrect, it makes you an asshat.
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Yeah, oppose The Big O and it is because of his color. Oppose Trump and it is only personal.
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