If he'd been on the ball, he could have saved Japan also but they ain't christians so fuck em.Glosses nicely over that next island it went on to devestate, obviously didn't want to push his luck with the almighty.
If he'd been on the ball, he could have saved Japan also but they ain't christians so fuck em.Glosses nicely over that next island it went on to devestate, obviously didn't want to push his luck with the almighty.
Anti trump protestors who engage in violence or wave Mexican flags are stupid. They couldn't help Trump more.Lots of violence in San "do you know the way to San Jose" Jose:
Protesters chase and attack Trump supporters in San Jose – as it happened
HullabalooPresumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump reversed his position on U.S. intervention in Libya on Sunday, saying in an interview that he would have approved of a "surgical" strike to take out former Libyan Prime Minister Muammar Gaddafi after telling voters the world would be better with the leader still in power.
That article is 3.5 mo old. It may have been somewhat true then but he's made too many idiotic/racist statements since then. He continues to attack the "Mexican" judge in the Trump U case & is under attack by the party establishment. That worked in the primaries but not in the general. He appears to have few decent advisers, or ignores their advice. His "campaign" consists of tweeting silly comments. Five months before the election the wheels appear to be coming off the Trump train. He's up against Hillary's campaign of pros that know how to wage a national campaign & win elections.Trump will beat Hillary easily (and there's not much to choose between them anyway). Only Sanders stands a chance against him, and only Sanders stands a chance of achieving real change.
Unless the Democrats Run Sanders, A Trump Nomination Means a Trump Presidency | Current Affairs
That article is 3.5 mo old. It may have been somewhat true then but he's made too many idiotic/racist statements since then. He continues to attack the "Mexican" judge in the Trump U case & is under attack by the party establishment. That worked in the primaries but not in the general. He appears to have few decent advisers, or ignores their advice. His "campaign" consists of tweeting silly comments. Five months before the election the wheels appear to be coming off the Trump train. He's up against Hillary's campaign of pros that know how to wage a national campaign & win elections.
That's the liberal illusion, and it's going to prove a disastrous mistake. No-one likely to vote for Trump gives a toss what he says about Mexican judges. If anything, such statements make it more likely that rednecks will make the effort to go to the polls.
Basically, Hillary isn't different enough from Trump to inspire a sufficient number of voters. Only Sanders can stop him now.
I think it's irrelevant what the die hard core Trump supporters care about, he has lost Latin, Hispanic, Muslim, and Women voters. He's never taking the whitehouse without them.
dont indulge the misogynist bigot, just ignore itI think it's irrelevant what the die hard core Trump supporters care about, he has lost Latin, Hispanic, Muslim, and Women voters. He's never taking the whitehouse without them.
dont indulge the misogynist bigot, just ignore it
It will turn on which candidate can motivate the swing voters/independents. Neither candidate can win with just their base.The election will turn on which candidate can motivate their core constituency to vote. That will be Trump, because he is a genuine radical. It will take a genuine radical to beat him, and that ain't Hillary.
either
Neither candidate can win with just their base.
You wot?
I think it's the majority opinion here that you and the Donald have some personality traits in common.
Their "base" is a fluid concept. Either could easily win with their "base" alone, if 100% of the "base" turns out to vote.
Orly? Please elaborate.
Source?
You're both pathological liars with delusions of grandeur. For a starts
Their "base" is a fluid concept. Either could easily win with their "base" alone, if 100% of the "base" turns out to vote.
Trump has got plenty of people very excited--excited enough to go to the polls for the first time. People absolutely love the way he speaks to his opponents, who they despise as much as he does. If he continues to attack Hillary and by extension liberalism as a whole, he's going to get many more people excited. The public mood in the USA is radical. People will vote for someone they perceive as radical, of pretty much any description. They won't vote for a moderate.