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He's a rot in bas ... him and his mama
Here's that coons song....
So a liar always more deserving of the presidency?A of a lot more deserving than the guy that doesn't even try to desguise it, tbh.
Disagree completely. Trumps honesty is not only going to win him the presidency. But the hearts and minds of millions of americans and eventually the world.
be the greatest leader in history
He's a rot in bas ... him and his mama
Here's that coons song....
@leader.....how bout he tries learning how to articulate a point and stop scoring on a 3rd grade response level....idiots attract idiots is really no surprise here....
What's your level of education...go ahead lie about it...we're listening
Trump only a 2 to 1 dog right now.
Broncos were 2 to 1 dogs to Panthers- won
Cavs were 2 to 1 dogs to Warriors- won
Portugal were 2 to 1 dogs- won
you should let hordes of chileans into your country since they already double-tapped that ass.
Every year we get more and more Chileans over here since the Pacific Ocean is slowing eating their country up, tbh.
I had a dream last night that chili was playing the eurocup and was beating Spain in d semis
Last time shillary led in the white house, Bill ed a fatty in the oval office
What's your level of education...go ahead lie about it...we're listening
Next time she did, our ambassador was demolished
Donald is >>>>>> the leader
I love my White presidents to es in the white house..makes me feel better about all the dirty I do....ok numnuts
Based on what?
Please share the examples of his leadership credentials.
his successful business ventures?
There are plenty of failures to go along with his success ...
A Saudi prince may have just beaten Donald Trump at a game of Twitter trolling.
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal said on Twitter that he’s bailed the billionaire out twice — and suggested the GOP presidential frontrunner might need his help a third time.
The exchange was initiated by Trump, who had retweeted a badly Photoshopped image showing the prince with Fox News host Megyn Kelly, calling him a co-owner of the network:
The reply from bin Talal:
The prince’s tweet included news stories showing that he bought Trump’s yacht in 1991, which had been turned over to creditors when he was $900 million in debt, according to Buzzfeed.
He also included a link to a story showing that he was part of the group that bought New York City’s Plaza Hotel from Trump in 1995. As part of the deal, bin Talal paid off Trump’s debt on the hotel in what the New York Times said was “a defeat for the real estate developer.”
Trump’s tweet also claimed bin Talal is “co-owner” of Fox News. While the prince is an investor in News Corp, his stake is worth 1 percent, according to CNN.
Trump and bin Talal also tangled on Twitter last month.
After the candidate’s incendiary call to ban Muslims from entering the United States, bin Talal urged him to quit the race:
Note to our readers: Donald Trump is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, racist,misogynist, birther and bully who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims — 1.6 billion members of an entire religion — from entering the U.S.
I wonder if all the red neck hick supporters of Trump know he was bailed out financially by a Muslim not once but twice
Hi man. Just a question. Do you happen to follow the Spurs because one of the greatest Spurs player ever happened to be born in the same arbitrary definition you did?
I vote Jesus Christ for President.....Jesus Christ is going to save us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It might have helped, it sure as wasn't the whole reason, tbh. I also have to like the player's style. I don't go around rooting for the Raptors or Clippers just because Scola or Prigioni play/ed there.
Fwiw, I was also a Spurs follower for a bit after Jordan retired thanks to Sean Elliott, then I discovered Iverson and started following him 'till Manu got to the NBA.
Anyways, I've never said these "arbitrary definitions" don't work within you. How can't them? They are feed to you since the moment you are born. I sing my anthem, I like my flag and I root for argies teams to do well on sports. That doesn't mean that when it comes to more important things that should be thought in a more rational way you shouldn't accept the fact that countries are divided on an arbitrary way that sometimes (or most times) make no practical sense.
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