Trump - Make America Great Again!

[steel shinin]

I think a ticket of Kasich/Huntsman would have easily won. Thank Donald for saving the Democrats.

Thank the voters. They nominated him.

 

[Spike]

Two Trump Rallies 10/13/2016 West Palm Beach, FL @ 12pm ET and Cincinnati, OH @ 7:30pm ET

West Palm

LOCK HER UP!

ha ha - beautiful!

"The Clintons are Criminals" Trump just said it at rally. YES!

Shredding the media collusion with the Clintons and their not covering the WikiLeaks findings at all

"She'd be 0 without the media"

POW!!!

 

[Spike]

From my lips to Trump's ear



DONALD TRUMP, speaking Thursday in West Palm Beach, Fla.:

"This is a struggle for the survival of our nation. Believe me. And this will be our last chance to save it on November 8th. Remember that. This election will determine whether we're a nation or only -- democracy but, in fact, controlled by a handful of special global interests, rigging the system, and our system is rigged. This is reality. You know it, they know it, and pretty much the whole world knows it.

"The establishment and their media neighbors wield control over this nation through means that are very well known. Anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist, rapist, xenophobe, and morally deformed. They will attack you. They will slander you. They will seek to destroy your career and your family. They will seek to destroy everything about you, including your reputation. They will lie, lie, lie and then again they will do worse than that. They will do whatever is necessary.

"The Clintons are criminals. Remember that, they're criminals."

 

[Superman]

LOL!

Prove Trump wasn't lying, dammit!

Sometimes you got to stop and take a look at yourself.

you and your lefty buddies are the ones crying about it.
so prove the act was committed. otherwise, stop your faux anger.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

you and your lefty buddies are the ones crying about it.
so prove the act was committed. otherwise, stop your faux anger.

Trog hates both parties but he hates Republicans more.

 

[IndySteel]

Pennsylvania Republican party has registered 243,000 new voters, 100K were former dematards.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/10/13/pennsylvania-republican-party-registers-over-243000-new-voters-including-nearly-100000-former-democrats/

 

[IndySteel]

Hillary wants to take our guns via executive order.

http://www.breitbart.com/california/2016/10/13/feingold-okeefe-hidden-camera-democrat-senate-candidate-hillary-clinton-bypass-congress-secure-gun-control/

 

[Tibs]

Indy getting his daily dose from breitbart, lol.

 

[wig]

That's an executive order she simply cannot issue.

That would lead to an all out civil war. Pure and simple. You don't drop the 2nd amendment with an executive order.

 

[Tibs]

That's an executive order she simply cannot issue. That would lead to an all out civil war. Pure and simple. You don't drop the 2nd amendment with an executive order.

Lol, breitbart has a few more weeks to try to somehow turn this thing around. Don't forget, breitbart is currently one and the same as Trump's campaign. Expect these types of ludicrous pieces from them, increasingly ramped up, between now and Nov 8th. Reeks of desperation.

 

[Max Power]

I love the smell of Wiki-Rain in the morning.

No wonder Clinton stays in all the time. When it rains it pours.

She's toast.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

Lol, breitbart has a few more weeks to try to somehow turn this thing around. Don't forget, breitbart is currently one and the same as Trump's campaign. Expect these types of ludicrous pieces from them, increasingly ramped up, between now and Nov 8th. Reeks of desperation.

But, but, but....MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, Mother Jones, HuffPo, CNN....all arms of the Democratic Party...with emails to show the Dems control what they televise. "Hi Chuck Todd? This is Debbie Wasserman Shultz....air this, and stop saying that, it doesn't fit the agenda. Thank you."

And boohoo...there's an outlet that caters to Conservatives and exposing the lies we are fed by the standard big, corrupt outlets.

Such a travesty.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

I love the smell of Wiki-Rain in the morning.

No wonder Clinton stays in all the time. When it rains it pours.

She's toast.

What's the latest?

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

I love the smell of Wiki-Rain in the morning.

No wonder Clinton stays in all the time. When it rains it pours.

She's toast.

Oh that? That's nothing for the Dems to write off as "nothing." They know she broke the law. They do not CARE. Lawlessness is the new norm.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-s-scramble-to-craft-defend-server-story.html

Emails reveal Clinton camp’s scramble to craft, defend server story

 

[Tibs]

I seem to recall some of you here were tagging Gingrich with a cabinet post in a Trump presidency. Well....

Gingrich smacks Trump, calls GOP candidate 'pathetic'
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/...-calls-GOP-candidate-pathetic?detail=facebook

Things are really bad when someone from your own presidential campaign goes on national television and calls you pathetic. As bad news continues to pile up around Donald Trump and he responds by whining, his surrogates are showing signs of frustration.

“Look, first of all, let me just say about Trump, who I admire and I’ve tried to help as much as I can. There’s a big Trump and a little Trump,” (former Speaker of the House Newt) Gingrich said on Fox Business Thursday morning in a comment that evoked Trump's slam on Marco Rubio as "Little Marco."

“The little Trump is frankly pathetic. I mean, he’s mad over not getting a phone call?”

At a rally in Florida Trump complained that he didn’t receive a phone call from Ryan after Sunday’s presidential debate.

“Instead of calling me and saying, ‘Congratulations, you did a great job, you absolutely destroyed her in the debate like everybody said,’” Trump said, as he went on to bemoan other ways he’s been jilted this election.

Poor Donald, he’s starting to sound a little bitter.

 

[Troglodyte]

Trog hates both parties but he hates Republicans more.

I actually think the Republican Party is less corrupt. Ironically, it might have led to them screwing up by not doing what the Democrats did and fixing who got the nomination.

Just think I could have been screaming about the biased media right along side yinz *******.

 

[Tibs]

One picture is worth more than a thousand words.

The Time magazine cover on the left is from the August 24, 2016 edition and is the cover after the “Khan” debacle... and on the right is the cover of the new October 24, 2016 edition. Trump goes from a meltdown to a puddle of, well…. you know….

 

[Steelin]

Ouch that hurts. It's the MSM. You didn't think they'd show both sides did you?

 

[Tibs]

The right-wingers in the country are going to go full meltdown mode, see Alex Jones. I just hope everyone stays safe.

Didn't you say the same thing after Obama was elected?

Trump has whipped his fanboys into a frenzy, not sure he's going to be able to stuff the genie back into the bottle.

Trump is a hard cracker, this is much more fun

If the shoe fits...

Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories are making his supporters paranoid—and dangerous
http://qz.com/807615/donald-trumps-...ters-paranoid-and-dangerous/?utm_source=atlfb

At an Oct. 11 rally in Newton, Iowa, Mike Pence was confronted by a call for revolution.

“I’m on social media all day, every day, non-stop since last June pushing Trump and one of the biggest things I can tell you that a lot of us are scared of is this voter fraud,” a Trump fan named Rhonda told him. “I’ll tell you just for me, and I don’t want this to happen, but for me personally, if Hillary Clinton gets in, I’m ready for a revolution because we can’t have her in.”

“Don’t say that,” Pence said quickly, his hand wavering, his eyes on the floor.

“But I’m saying it. I’m like Trump!” Rhonda replied.

This is not the first time Trump fans have threatened to take action if their candidate loses in November. Such threats date back to the primaries, when some Trump supporters began telling reporters that they would take up arms and form militias should their racist, sexist hero face defeat. The calls continued into the general election, when they were echoed by Trump advisors like Roger Stone, who proclaimed that there would be a “bloodbath” if Trump loses. On August 1, following a crash in the polls, Trump himself proclaimed that the election was rigged, a claim he has repeated constantly since.

In Trump’s universe, it is very easy to tell if an election is rigged, no proof required. An election is rigged if Trump loses. An election is fair if Trump wins. This is the same logic that propels Trump’s selective embrace of polls, as he touts the right-wing sources which say he is winning as legitimate while deeming any poll showing he is losing to be invalid. Those other polls, he implies, are part of the conspiracy.

Scholars of authoritarian states have seen this pattern before. Paranoia is not only a trademark of an authoritarian leader, it is a method of movement building—one that is playing out at Trump rallies across the nation. As scholar Jonathan Bach writes, “The more paranoid a ruler becomes, the more essential it is that others share the ruler’s system of delusions and conspiracies … The successful paranoid ruler will make the people share his paranoia, and they will feed on it together.”

This phenomenon is hardly limited to authoritarian states, unfortunately. It has a long history in the US as well. Richard Hofstadter’s excellent 1964 Harper’s Magazine article “The Paranoid Style in in American Politics” tracks its emergence in everything from the 19th century populist movement to 1950s McCarthyism.

What distinguishes Trump from his similarly paranoid predecessors, however, is the changing demography of the United States. As the country becomes less white, an incredible demographic gap has opened up between Trump supporters and everyone else in the US. White men are the only demographic category in which Trump still leads. Non-whites have largely rejected him, and women, especially after the release of the Access Hollywood tape, have largely turned on him as well. In Trump’s view, this is not a natural outcome of a campaign that has consistently insulted non-whites, non-Christians, and women, but a conspiratorial plot. Paranoia is not only a trademark of an authoritarian leader, it is a method of movement building.

And as shown by the Iowa rally’s “call for revolution,” this is a plot his fans believe in. Trump launched his campaign by proclaiming that Americans are losing and he would make the country great again. With that off the table, he now proclaims his base will lose because Hillary Clinton stole victory from them. Trump sometimes bolsters this claim by citing “evidence” from Wikileaks, but often vaguely alludes to “bad things” about which only Trump knows. The Trump fan’s unabashed victimhood is has been repackaged as a deferred victory, a looming promise of redemption after what Trump has defined as illegitimate loss.

Let’s be clear, there is no widespread attempt to keep America’s white men down. Trump talks of lost jobs and lost opportunities, but these economic losses are shared with the non-white citizens whom he denigrates. The only thing Trump’s white male base has uniquely lost is their demographic advantage. This is a bitter pill his fans simply refuse to swallow. And if the election is rigged, then there is nothing for hardcore Trump supporters to do but fight—not only the law, but potentially other citizens whom they perceive as enemies.

This is an ominous sign for November 8. Voter fraud, a GOP talking point which Trump fans have embraced, is extremely rare. In 2007, an investigation by the Bush administration “turned up virtually no evidence of any organized effort to skew federal elections,” but that has not stopped conservative pundits from insisting—for years—that it is real, with the result that far more Republicans believe it than other political groups.

But while voter fraud is rare, fear of voter intimidation is not. Trump’s proclamations and his fans’ declarations of militancy have caused an increase in calls to elected officials from citizens scared about voting. On Oct. 1, Trump told Pennsylvania voters to “go and vote and then go check out areas because a lot of bad things happen, and we don’t want to lose for that reason.” This prompted Pennsylvania officials like state representative Eddie Day Pashinski to remind citizens that voter intimidation is in fact a crime punishable by two years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Let’s be clear, there is no widespread attempt to keep America’s white men down.

Such efforts are well-intentioned, but does the threat of a fine matter to the contingent of Trump voters who openly align with militant groups and the KKK, who threaten perceived enemies online and assault them in real life? Does it matter to racists who see non-white voters as inferior, to misogynists who see female candidates as a threat, or to angry, armed citizens who believe their rights are being stolen? If Rhonda from Iowa’s “revolution” fails to be accomplished through ballots, will she or other Trump supporters turn to bullets?

We can’t tell for sure, of course. But it doesn’t help that should violence break out on Election Day, it’s quite possible Trump will not do much to discourage it. Threats of violence from his base have never bothered him much. He has encouraged violence at his rallies—even offering to pay the legal fees of offenders—and proclaimed as early as February 2014 that American needs “riots to go back to where we used to be when we were great.”

Some GOP officials have taken practical steps to rein in their party’s Frankenstein and his followers, asking Trump to show proof of rigging or shut up, and debunking fake internet reports of stuffed ballot boxes. But other Republicans are attempting a more dangerous strategy: asking Trump to drop out.

“Enough! Donald Trump should not be President,” wrote former secretary of state Condoleeza Rice on October 8. “He should withdraw.” To salvage the election, Americans must find a balance between trust and vigilance.

Rice was joined by other GOP officials, most of whom seem to be trying to salvage their down-ballot candidates from creeping Trumpism. This is an irresponsible approach. Putting aside the hypocrisy of a party that largely ignored Trump’s misogyny until the Access Hollywood video emerged, a call for withdrawal from Republican leaders is a slap in the face to Trump’s supporters. Trump won the primary fair and square. He has assembled a large base of support, which, horrifying as the repercussions may be, is comprised of US citizens who exercised their legal right to back the candidate of their choosing.

Trump’s base already believes that a cadre of elites—not only Democrats, but GOP “traitors” as well – is out to get them. Calling for Trump to step down weeks before the election does nothing to counteract that suspicion. Trump dropping out would likely cause more chaos than him staying in (which means, of course, that he may do it.)

To salvage the election, Americans must find a balance between trust and vigilance. Election monitors should counter threats and intimidation at the polls, should they occur; and officials must allow the election to proceed with Trump as the nominee, even if that risks a victory. Should Trump lose, he will likely say the election was rigged anyway. Officials do not need to give him or his fans ammunition for that claim—particularly when there’s a chance that they’ll use a very different form of ammunition to make it.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

If the shoe fits...

Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories are making his supporters paranoid—and dangerous
http://qz.com/807615/donald-trumps-...ters-paranoid-and-dangerous/?utm_source=atlfb

Yeah, because those peaceful Lefties...

Killing Scalia, hiring thugs to beat innocent human beings at Trump rallies, feminazis attacking pro-life supporters, BLM supporters killing cops.

Oh, the outrage!

 

[jitter77]

Steeletime you realize this is apples vs. oranges.

The debate we should be having is strictly Hillary vs.Trump. They are the presidential candidates. If we must, on a much lower level and an entirely different scale, we could be having a conversation regarding how the two first ladies (or men) stack up, that is Bill vs. Melania.

The false parallel that this is somehow about Bill's sexual transgressions vs. Trump's sexual transgressions is off kilter and basically irrelevant to the election at hand. Who ever gave two ***** about what the spouse of a presidential candidate was about? What do First Ladies do in the White House? Look pretty at state dinners, uhm, fight for more nutritious school lunches, get kids to exercise more, things along those lines.

The fact that the right is elevating Bill's issues to offset Trump's issues just goes to show how desperate they've become.

Not sure what is so hard to comprehend.....Its not all about Bill it is how Hillary treated / attempted to cover up his victims. You cant be a Jesus of women's rights while being married to a rapist. Now all of this hinges on whether mr bill is guilty or not, but usually where there is smoke there is fire.

 

[Ironcitysteelers]

With all this trump "he touched me" bs, he should just respond like HC. "I don't recall that"

 

[Spike]

MASSIVE crowd of Deplorables

Take back America!

 

[Spike]

Running hacking auto run videos should be a bannable offense

 

[Spike]

Another MASSIVE crowd

Donald Trump Rally, Cincinnati Ohio