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What do I agree with regarding trumps policies? Can't really think of any off the top of my head. He was the 2nd worst candidate on either side (only Carson was worse imo)
what do you agree with?
and what do think his chances are of getting his fantasies implemented?
What do I agree with regarding trumps policies? Can't really think of any off the top of my head. He was the 2nd worst candidate on either side (only Carson was worse imo)
He won't ever get a ban on muslims, but he might stop the flow of refugees from countries with terrorist ties.
But Trash Supporter Agency says the watch list is full of errors, how would stopping terrorists from entire countries be any more accurate?
Stopping visitors from Saudi Arabia? From Egypt?
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who is jared yates sexton and why should anybody care
Why should anybody care about the hate Trump is inciting? Is that what you are asking?
Trump offers hilarious ‘proof’ to back up conspiracy theory
The day after the deadliest mass-shooting in American history, Donald Trump suggested to a national television audience that President Obama might be a terrorist sympathizer. Two days later, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee was even less subtle, declaring that the president “continues to prioritize our enemy over … the American people.”
In an unexpected twist, Trump yesterday said he has proof to substantiate his ridiculous claims. TheWashington Post reported:
Just two days after Donald Trump implied that President Obama sympathized with terrorists, provoking a backlash that included members of his own party, the presumed Republican presidential nominee declared himself “right,” based on a published report claiming administration “support” for the Islamic State.
In a post to his Twitter account early Wednesday, Trump said “Media fell all over themselves criticizing what Donald Trump ‘may have insinuated’ ” about Obama. “But he’s right,” it said, linking to a story published by the conservative website Breitbart News.
The problem, of course, is that Trump is accusing the war-time president of treason based on information he clearly doesn’t understand.
As ABC News reported yesterday, Breitbart, a prominent right-wing website, relied on a memo that is “neither secret nor does it demonstrate the administration’s support for ISIS or any other policy.
Indeed, it’s a recently declassified and heavily redacted intelligence field report from August 2012 about the worsening security situation in Iraq…. Breitbart falsely concludes that because the memo mentions that al Qaeda in Iraq (a precursor to ISIS) is fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the Obama administration therefore supports ISIS.”
The Washington Post’s Glenn Kessler added, “This is what happens when people with little understanding of policy or context choose to willfully misinterpret do ents. This is a relatively unimportant memo, with little information not in newspapers at the time. Rather than showing that the Obama administration is supporting terror groups, the information in the memo demonstrates why the administration was so reluctant to back rebel groups in Syria, often to the annoyance of Republican hawks.”
But before just laughing this off as the latest nonsense from a ridiculous candidate, it’s worth appreciating what stories like these tell us.
A presumptive major-party nominee for the world’s most powerful job accused the president of treason.
That’s bonkers.
Facing criticism, he pointed to evidence that actually proved the opposite of his intended point. That, too, is plainly outrageous.
http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-s...d=sm_fb_maddow
Trash!
Trash supporters!
Republicans Run From Donald Trump's Orlando Response
GOP lawmakers in Washington jumped, ducked and crawled through yet another obstacle course laid by Trump as reporters peppered them with questions about the candidate's proposed ban on Muslim travel, his suggestions that President Obama sympathizes with radical Islamists and should resign and his threat of "big consequences" for Muslim communities in America who he says are harboring terrorists.
"I'm not going to be commenting on the presidential candidates today," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
House Speaker Paul Ryan, "I am not going to spend my time commenting about the ups and downs and the in-betweens of comments," he said.
That was a popular reaction among Republicans, some of whom looked like they would rather be anywhere else doing anything but taking a question on Trump.
Jostling to get onto an elevator, Senator Pat Toomey, R-Penn., told reporters inquiring about Trump's Monday speech that he "didn't follow it closely."
http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/orl...sm_fb_lastword
Repugs are SO ed!
The Repug convention is gonna be SO MUCH FUN!
Tensions Growing as Trump Campaign Brushes Off RNC Advice
Tensions are growing between Donald Trump's campaign and the Republican National Committee as the presumptive GOP nominee's operation proves sluggish to adopt suggestions from party leaders,
trust between the two camps has steadily deteriorated as the Trump campaign seems to brush off RNC advice on personnel, messaging and what it will take to win a national election come November.
Behind the scenes, the RNC is struggling to get Trump's team to staff up. Communication hires that were supposed to happen last week never materialized.
Instead of matching the RNC's ground game and firing power, Trump is focused on the same strategy he had during the primary -- dominate the news cycle and don't worry about details.
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016...sm_fb_lastword
still cant believe trump actually got the nom
I really think trying to have 25 candidates for such a long time is what ed them. It made Trump stand out even more while the "rational" support was split thin.still cant believe trump actually got the nom
That's the problem. All those dumb bubba types actually have more faith in Trump than the highest levels of conservative leadership lol
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough Thinks Donald Trump Is Throwing The Election
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough thinks there is only one explanation for Donald Trump’s reckless behavior over the past few weeks: the presumptive GOP nominee is throwing the election.On Thursday’s episode of “Morning Joe,” Scarborough said that it’s time for Republican leaders to “stand up to him.”
Scarborough said:“This is getting out of control.
It’s not like we haven’t been talking about this day in and day out.
Donald Trump for some reason over the past two weeks has decided to throw this election.
This is, again, you look at Trump after Manafort came in, after Wisconsin, look at what happened for two or three weeks.
You had a disciplined campaign.
He actually delivered a half-disciplined speech to AIPAC.
It looked like he was shifting into second gear.
The last two weeks have been absolutely colossal and we’re going to show you numbers that show Republican numbers nationwide has gone to record lows… [Republican leaders have] got to stand up to him.”
http://www.politicususa.com/2016/06/...iticus+USA+%29
Former President George W. Bush is helping a handful of vulnerable Republican senators up for re-election in November, including Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), according to a New York Times report.What it says is that, despite lingering antipathy for Bush, despite the fact that he was named worst president by 61% of historians, and despite increasing evidence that Bush could have prevented 9/11, he still looks good when compared to Donald Trump.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/0...28Daily+Kos%29
Americans famously have short memories, and Repug voters are also ignorant, stupid s, to boot.
Just saw Trump in SA. Told him to stop being a got in Spanish tbh.
Did you run into him at HEB tbh?
He wasn't going to tip you anyways, you should have dropped him off at Alazan-Apache Courts instead.
U.N. Warns Trump May Be 7 Months Away From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons
http://www.theonion.com/article/un-warns-trump-may-be-7-months-away-acquiring-nucl-53093
Dozens of GOP delegates launch new push to halt Donald Trump
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...t-draw7&wpmm=1
Repugs are so ed.
Trump’s Embarrassing VP Short List Leaks And It Completely Reeks Of Failure
By Jason Easley on Sat, Jun 18th, 2016 at 12:59 pm
Donald Trump's short list for potential running mates has been leaked, and the list contains a group of losers that would only hurt Republicans in November.
Matt Katz
✔@mattkatz00
Trump VP List as of now, sources tell @politico:
1)Chris Christie
2)Newt Gingrich
3)Jeff Sessions
4)Mary Fallin http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/donald-trump-vice-president-224488 …
http://www.politicususa.com/2016/06/...iticus+USA+%29
Repugs are so ed!
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