| Donald Trump 13:40 - Jan 27 with 43352 views | Loyal |
Beginning to gain momentum, regardless of people's feelings on him.
Some people are saying that he will never be President.
One name Ronald Reagan. The Americans love all this, and would vote for it to happen.
That I am sure.
My view is he won't live long enough for this to materialise. [Post edited 27 Jan 2016 13:42]
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| Donald Trump on 04:13 - Feb 12 with 1489 views | phact0rri |
| Donald Trump on 00:23 - Feb 12 by Thursday |
Being vegetarian is Carson's sole redeeming feature. |
I quite enjoyed his biography when I was a kid to be fair. Seeing him on stage now however makes me wonder if this is -ANOTHER- carson. |  |
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| Donald Trump on 09:11 - Feb 12 with 1439 views | Loyal |
| Donald Trump on 12:49 - Feb 11 by dickythorpe |
You only have to see the way a certain Yank posts on here to see that a few of you beleive you are a superior. |
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| Donald Trump on 12:45 - Feb 12 with 1408 views | snork44 |
| Donald Trump on 04:13 - Feb 12 by phact0rri |
I quite enjoyed his biography when I was a kid to be fair. Seeing him on stage now however makes me wonder if this is -ANOTHER- carson. |
He is playing to the masses unfortunately and that means the saying things that will out trump Trump and Cruz. As a former surgeon does he really believe in the second amendment and the whole abortion debate? As an African American does he go along with craziness of the Donald on immigration I.e building a wall on the US/Mexican border or banning Muslims entering the United States. Carson is likable person it just seems he is pandering to the White voters would rather vote for a Trump or a Cruz type of politician who will say the people can keep their guns (even though no politician on the democratic side has advocated the wholesale confiscation of firearms, even though the NRA has repeatly lied as said that is what the candidates have said and the GOP candidates have endorsed that lie) or they will do something about abortion knowing they they can do diddly squat as Roe v Wade made abortion legal and the individual states have the ultimate say on their abortion policies. |  |
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| Donald Trump on 21:52 - Feb 14 with 1302 views | dailew |
If only one could pick the best bits from Trump and Col Sanders.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/13/cbs-republican-debate-trump-bush-
Trump openly accused the Bush administration of knowingly lying about the presence of weapons of mass destruction in order to justify an invasion of Iraq in 2003, a step beyond anything that most Democrats, let alone any Republican, have said.
“Obviously the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake, all right?” Trump said at the debate in Greenville, South Carolina. “George Bush made a mistake, we can make mistakes. But that one was a beauty.”
He added, forcefully: “They lied. They said there were weapons of mass destruction — there were none. And they knew there were none. There were no weapons of mass destruction.” |  |
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| Donald Trump on 02:09 - Feb 15 with 1267 views | Humpty |
| Donald Trump on 21:52 - Feb 14 by dailew |
If only one could pick the best bits from Trump and Col Sanders.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/feb/13/cbs-republican-debate-trump-bush-
Trump openly accused the Bush administration of knowingly lying about the presence of weapons of mass destruction in order to justify an invasion of Iraq in 2003, a step beyond anything that most Democrats, let alone any Republican, have said.
“Obviously the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake, all right?” Trump said at the debate in Greenville, South Carolina. “George Bush made a mistake, we can make mistakes. But that one was a beauty.”
He added, forcefully: “They lied. They said there were weapons of mass destruction — there were none. And they knew there were none. There were no weapons of mass destruction.” |
The first thing that the Donald has got right. And not many are going to want to argue with him about it, including on here. Because they were all f*cking wrong. And they hate being reminded of it. |  | | |
| Donald Trump on 03:42 - Feb 21 with 1171 views | snork44 |
| Donald Trump on 02:09 - Feb 15 by Humpty |
The first thing that the Donald has got right. And not many are going to want to argue with him about it, including on here. Because they were all f*cking wrong. And they hate being reminded of it. |
The Donald has won the South Carolina Primary, it looks like barring a major feck up by Trump it looks like the ego is on his way to be the GOP's nominee in November. | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:07 - Feb 21 with 1120 views | londonlisa2001 |
Interesting again. Suspect that Sanders needed a better showing in Nevada than happened - difficult to see anything other than Hillary at the moment.
On the other side of the fence (who's going to pay for that fence? Mexico...) it really is starting to look as though clasie's confident predictions of Trump being finished by Super Tuesday may be somewhat optimistic. For the first time, I'm beginning to think he really might win the nomination ! |  | | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:26 - Feb 21 with 1113 views | snork44 |
| Donald Trump on 14:07 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
Interesting again. Suspect that Sanders needed a better showing in Nevada than happened - difficult to see anything other than Hillary at the moment.
On the other side of the fence (who's going to pay for that fence? Mexico...) it really is starting to look as though clasie's confident predictions of Trump being finished by Super Tuesday may be somewhat optimistic. For the first time, I'm beginning to think he really might win the nomination ! |
Hillary won in Nevada, but there is a going to be a shit load of stuff to come out about her private email scandal and the baggage such as Benghazi and of course Bill in the background so don't rule out Bernie yet, as of all things he is very popular with young voters. As for Trump that could go two ways it will strengthen his campaign and he will steamroller his way past Super Tuesday or Cruz and Rubio will pick up the supporters of the candidates that have dropped out! Jeb Bush dropped out last night and he was the most intelligent one, in the whole race on the GOP side. Rubio looks like the one who would benefit from the votes of the supporters of the candidates who have suspended their nominations. Cruz looks like he has shot his bolt as the sleazy knob used some really underhand tactics that have put him in a really bad light. [Post edited 21 Feb 2016 14:28]
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| Donald Trump on 14:27 - Feb 21 with 1110 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Donald Trump on 14:07 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
Interesting again. Suspect that Sanders needed a better showing in Nevada than happened - difficult to see anything other than Hillary at the moment.
On the other side of the fence (who's going to pay for that fence? Mexico...) it really is starting to look as though clasie's confident predictions of Trump being finished by Super Tuesday may be somewhat optimistic. For the first time, I'm beginning to think he really might win the nomination ! |
There are still 47 states to vote. |  |
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| Donald Trump on 14:31 - Feb 21 with 1108 views | blueytheblue |
| Donald Trump on 14:26 - Feb 21 by snork44 |
Hillary won in Nevada, but there is a going to be a shit load of stuff to come out about her private email scandal and the baggage such as Benghazi and of course Bill in the background so don't rule out Bernie yet, as of all things he is very popular with young voters. As for Trump that could go two ways it will strengthen his campaign and he will steamroller his way past Super Tuesday or Cruz and Rubio will pick up the supporters of the candidates that have dropped out! Jeb Bush dropped out last night and he was the most intelligent one, in the whole race on the GOP side. Rubio looks like the one who would benefit from the votes of the supporters of the candidates who have suspended their nominations. Cruz looks like he has shot his bolt as the sleazy knob used some really underhand tactics that have put him in a really bad light. [Post edited 21 Feb 2016 14:28]
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I suspect Trump dominates right now due to the plurality of candidates. I think it'll be between Rubio and Trump, with Rubio gaining enough head to head votes to win.
Clinton is a joke; aside from the email fiasco, the easy retort is she put up with Bill shagging everything in sight for her own political ends. | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:35 - Feb 21 with 1104 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:26 - Feb 21 by snork44 |
Hillary won in Nevada, but there is a going to be a shit load of stuff to come out about her private email scandal and the baggage such as Benghazi and of course Bill in the background so don't rule out Bernie yet, as of all things he is very popular with young voters. As for Trump that could go two ways it will strengthen his campaign and he will steamroller his way past Super Tuesday or Cruz and Rubio will pick up the supporters of the candidates that have dropped out! Jeb Bush dropped out last night and he was the most intelligent one, in the whole race on the GOP side. Rubio looks like the one who would benefit from the votes of the supporters of the candidates who have suspended their nominations. Cruz looks like he has shot his bolt as the sleazy knob used some really underhand tactics that have put him in a really bad light. [Post edited 21 Feb 2016 14:28]
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He's not eating at all into her support from African Americans though or other minorities (or he doesn't seem to be from what we are being told here at least).
I watched the interviews with Bush, trump, Rubio and Cruz. What struck me, other then Bush was by far the most sensible (and that's a sentence I never thought I would say) is again the difference in UK and U.S. politics. Between them, we had remarks said along the lines of 'we are the best country that has EVER existed' , 'the world is never safer than when the U.S. is in charge' , 'we are the most prosperous nation that has ever existed' etc etc. Do Republicans actually believe this crap? If an MP stood up here and said it, people would just laugh. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:37 - Feb 21 with 1099 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:27 - Feb 21 by exiledclaseboy |
There are still 47 states to vote. |
Yes I know - but I always thought no one would be stupid enough to vote for him and that is obviously just not the case. Fingers crossed that you're right (although actually Cruz is worse). | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:37 - Feb 21 with 1098 views | Lohengrin |
| Donald Trump on 14:35 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
He's not eating at all into her support from African Americans though or other minorities (or he doesn't seem to be from what we are being told here at least).
I watched the interviews with Bush, trump, Rubio and Cruz. What struck me, other then Bush was by far the most sensible (and that's a sentence I never thought I would say) is again the difference in UK and U.S. politics. Between them, we had remarks said along the lines of 'we are the best country that has EVER existed' , 'the world is never safer than when the U.S. is in charge' , 'we are the most prosperous nation that has ever existed' etc etc. Do Republicans actually believe this crap? If an MP stood up here and said it, people would just laugh. |
I'm sure there are plenty laughing on the other side of the pond too, Lisa. They just don't get the airtime. |  |
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| Donald Trump on 14:41 - Feb 21 with 1094 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:31 - Feb 21 by blueytheblue |
I suspect Trump dominates right now due to the plurality of candidates. I think it'll be between Rubio and Trump, with Rubio gaining enough head to head votes to win.
Clinton is a joke; aside from the email fiasco, the easy retort is she put up with Bill shagging everything in sight for her own political ends. |
Yes but there are only actually three candidates surely. Rubio is probably the best of a bad bunch.
I've said before that I don't like Hillary, but I think she's going to win. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:44 - Feb 21 with 1086 views | blueytheblue |
| Donald Trump on 14:41 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
Yes but there are only actually three candidates surely. Rubio is probably the best of a bad bunch.
I've said before that I don't like Hillary, but I think she's going to win. |
I don't think Clinton will win.
She's not somebody people warm to, the opposite of Obama. People wanted to believe in Obama for the warm fuzzy feel good factor in voting for him. Clinton? She's just unlikeable. | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:44 - Feb 21 with 1086 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:37 - Feb 21 by Lohengrin |
I'm sure there are plenty laughing on the other side of the pond too, Lisa. They just don't get the airtime. |
I understand that Loh - but over here they just wouldn't say it because of the reaction. In the U.S. Republican Party it is quite obviously seen as totally reasonable sentiment. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:45 - Feb 21 with 1083 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Donald Trump on 14:41 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
Yes but there are only actually three candidates surely. Rubio is probably the best of a bad bunch.
I've said before that I don't like Hillary, but I think she's going to win. |
Put Hilary up against Trump or Cruz and she wins easily. It may be more of a fight if the GOP settles on a less mental nominee (Rubio probably) but even then I'm fairly convinced we'll be seeing President Clinton II being inaugurated next January. | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:49 - Feb 21 with 1077 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:45 - Feb 21 by exiledclaseboy |
Put Hilary up against Trump or Cruz and she wins easily. It may be more of a fight if the GOP settles on a less mental nominee (Rubio probably) but even then I'm fairly convinced we'll be seeing President Clinton II being inaugurated next January. |
Yes I'm with you on that.
I think Bush could have beaten her possibly in the presidential election but not the ones who are left. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:50 - Feb 21 with 1070 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:44 - Feb 21 by blueytheblue |
I don't think Clinton will win.
She's not somebody people warm to, the opposite of Obama. People wanted to believe in Obama for the warm fuzzy feel good factor in voting for him. Clinton? She's just unlikeable. |
I don't warm to her either. I think she'll win though. The support she gets from minority groups who loved Bill seems very strong. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:50 - Feb 21 with 1070 views | Lohengrin |
| Donald Trump on 14:44 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
I understand that Loh - but over here they just wouldn't say it because of the reaction. In the U.S. Republican Party it is quite obviously seen as totally reasonable sentiment. |
They seem to have a checklist of cliches they must get through at every hustings before they can get down to what it is they need to say.
America! The greatest country on earth..... tick
Invoke the blessings of The Almighty....... tick
Time for CHANGE........ tick, tick, tick | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:53 - Feb 21 with 1063 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:50 - Feb 21 by Lohengrin |
They seem to have a checklist of cliches they must get through at every hustings before they can get down to what it is they need to say.
America! The greatest country on earth..... tick
Invoke the blessings of The Almighty....... tick
Time for CHANGE........ tick, tick, tick |
It's not so much the 'America is the greatest country on earth' bit. It's been taken one stage further to 'America is the greatest country that has EVER been on earth'. | | | |
| Donald Trump on 14:55 - Feb 21 with 1059 views | snork44 |
| Donald Trump on 14:35 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
He's not eating at all into her support from African Americans though or other minorities (or he doesn't seem to be from what we are being told here at least).
I watched the interviews with Bush, trump, Rubio and Cruz. What struck me, other then Bush was by far the most sensible (and that's a sentence I never thought I would say) is again the difference in UK and U.S. politics. Between them, we had remarks said along the lines of 'we are the best country that has EVER existed' , 'the world is never safer than when the U.S. is in charge' , 'we are the most prosperous nation that has ever existed' etc etc. Do Republicans actually believe this crap? If an MP stood up here and said it, people would just laugh. |
Sanders is an interesting conundrum, as he is quite old, a socialist ( which equates to your average American as a goddamn commie!) and he would also be the first Jewish Presidential nominee, yet he is very popular with the young and he doesn't come from a dynastical family I.e Clinton and Bush. Americans do and Republicans especially do believe that crap! What people in the rest of the world don't realize the majority of US citizens don't have a passport and only a minority have ever travelled out of the country. The Republicans are pandering to Bubba and co , who have never travelled out of their own state let alone out of the country. | |
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| Donald Trump on 14:56 - Feb 21 with 1057 views | Lohengrin |
| Donald Trump on 14:53 - Feb 21 by londonlisa2001 |
It's not so much the 'America is the greatest country on earth' bit. It's been taken one stage further to 'America is the greatest country that has EVER been on earth'. |
See that Plato, guy? He thought his Republic was the best there'd ever been! Well he never got a load of ours......  | |
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| Donald Trump on 15:07 - Feb 21 with 1042 views | londonlisa2001 |
| Donald Trump on 14:55 - Feb 21 by snork44 |
Sanders is an interesting conundrum, as he is quite old, a socialist ( which equates to your average American as a goddamn commie!) and he would also be the first Jewish Presidential nominee, yet he is very popular with the young and he doesn't come from a dynastical family I.e Clinton and Bush. Americans do and Republicans especially do believe that crap! What people in the rest of the world don't realize the majority of US citizens don't have a passport and only a minority have ever travelled out of the country. The Republicans are pandering to Bubba and co , who have never travelled out of their own state let alone out of the country. |
I like him (and I wouldn't even really class him as a socialist to be honest - he appears to be more about redistribution of private ownership rather than public ownership).
Where abouts do you live snork? Did you say the South before or was that another poster? | | | |
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