Donald Trump, the road that might not lead to the White House!

[two sheds]

The Donald would give Palin a role in his admin. Let's see.....ambassador to The Court Of St James's?

There Would 'Be a Role' for Palin in Trump Administration

Yep likely send her to the UK in punishment for the Parliamentary debate .

 

[coley]

Yep likely send her to the UK in punishment for the Parliamentary debate .

Stick the pair of them on big brother, that would serve them and the audience what they deserve!
Cancel my last, if we did that Trump,would probably end up as PM

 

[coley]

I was watching an episode from season 6 of NCIS: Los Angeles (police procedural) t'other night where two of the main characters had old S & W .38 revolvers that they were miraculously able to fire 7-8 shots from each time before reloading.

John Wayne's colt 45, in his various Westerns never needed reloading inventive lot the Americans
Or was it a Remington 44? Remember a vague argument over that some years ago

 

[laptop]

oh god. here's the video of her stumping for trump as new 'commander in chief', him standing next to her pretending to kick isis ass. . the crowd says 'hallelujah'.
Some viewers may find this disturbing. Sarah Palin: Vote Donald Trump and let's 'kick Isis ass' – video

Heard a clip of Palin's "speech" this morning on Radio 4. Couldn't actually believe what I was hearing and the demented manner of its delivery.

I'm now seriously thinking about digging one of those survivor shelters and stocking up just in case...

"Inexplicably, a human being who speaks like the comment thread underneath a YouTube video remains a political force in this country."

Apocalypse now: Sarah Palin's bizarre Trump endorsement analyzed

 

[gosub]

"Inexplicably, a human being who speaks like the comment thread underneath a YouTube video remains a political force in this country."

Apocalypse now: Sarah Palin's bizarre Trump endorsement analyzed

Oh shit, there aren't enough you tube commentators, to you know, win an election?

 

[Cindoire]

I still don't get why Trump's an actual thing. Why do people listen to him?

 

[gosub]

I still don't get why Trump's an actual thing. Why do people listen to him?

Coz he isn't bound by things like existing laws/trade agreements /a desire for civil cohesion/ reality.

 

[Cindoire]

Coz he isn't bound by things like existing laws/trade agreements /a desire for civil cohesion/ reality.

And people want someone who does whatever he wants regardless of the law? That just sounds like asking for trouble.

 

[a_chap]

Apocalypse now: Sarah Palin's bizarre Trump endorsement analyzed

Some cracking quotes there

Space aliens watching this would "assume Valencia oranges were our babies"

"This is truly the 'I Have a Dream' speech for idiots."

 

[DotCommunist]

http://theslot.jezebel.com/every-single-presidential-candidate-is-a-character-from-1754043701

ikening trump to gollum lol

 

[bimble]

I still don't get why Trump's an actual thing. Why do people listen to him?

I've got a crazy old zionist auntie lives in Florida. I know she loved Bush dearly so I asked what she thinks of the Trump the other day and she said well.. i don't agree with everything he says but you can trust him, that's what, not like these clever Hillaries and that Obama with his long words. .
So it's like the appeal of regular good honest stupidity I think, like you know where you are with a total idiot or something.

 

[J Ed]

From Robert Reich on FB...

5 reasons Ted Cruz is even more dangerous than Donald Trump.

1. He’s more fanatical. Trump is a bully and bigot but doesn’t hew to any sharp ideological line. Cruz is a fierce ideologue: He denies the existence of man-made climate change, rejects same-sex marriage, wants to abolish the Internal Revenue Service, believes the 2nd amendment guarantees everyone a right to guns, doesn’t believe in a constitutional divide between church and state, favors the death penalty, opposes international agreements, embraces a confrontational foreign policy, rejects immigration reform, demands the repeal of “every blessed word of Obamacare,” and takes a strict “originalist” view of the meaning of the Constitution.

2. Cruz is a true believer. Trump has no firm principles except making money, getting attention, and gaining power. But Cruz really does detest the federal government, and has spent much of his life embracing radical right economic and political views. When Cruz said “we are facing what I consider to be the epic battle of our generation,” he wasn’t referring to jihadist terrorism but to Obamacare.

3. He’s Smarter. Trump is no slouch but he hasn’t given any indication of a sharp mind. Cruz is razer-sharp: It’s not just his degrees from Princeton and Harvard Law, along with an impressive record at Harvard, or even his winning arguments before the Supreme Court. For his entire adult life he's been a fierce debater with a intensely-logical debater’s mind.

4. He’s more disciplined and strategic. Trump is all over the place, often winging it, saying whatever pops into his mind. Cruz hews to a clear script and a carefully crafted strategy. He plays the long game (as he’s shown in Iowa). Cruz’s legal career entailed a sustained use of the courts to achieve conservative ends, and he plots his moves carefully.

5. Cruz is a loner who’s willing to destroy institutions. Trump has spent his career using the federal government and making friends with big shots. Not Cruz. Most of his Republican colleagues in the Senate detest him. And Cruz is eager to destroy: He has repeatedly crossed to the other side of the Capitol and led House Republicans toward fiscal cliffs. In the Fall of 2013, Cruz’s strident opposition to Obamacare – including a 21-hour talking marathon -- led in a significant way to the shutdown of the federal government.

Both men would be disasters for America, but Cruz would be the larger disaster.

What do you think?

 

[agricola]

From Robert Reich on FB...

I agree with every word of that; Cruz as President would be genuinely terrifying.

 

[a_chap]

Trump or Cruz. So, either way we're doomed.

 

[laptop]

Trump or Cruz. So, either way we're doomed.

Or Clinton...

Not enormously less doomed. But a kinder, gentler harbinger of Armageddon.

 

[a_chap]

Or Clinton...

Not enormously less doomed. But a kinder, gentler harbinger of Armageddon.

True. I failed to notice there were other candidates in the running. I apologise unreservedly.

 

[twentythreedom]

That people like trump and Palin are being taken seriously is fucking scary tbh - is Clinton going to end up being the least worst option? What a prospect

 

[a_chap]

Don't panic 23dom. I really don't think anyone's taking Palin seriously.

Trump, however...

 

[killer b]

A topical article about Woody Guthrie, including lyrics he wrote about Trump's dad (his landlord).

http://gawker.com/woody-guthrie-despised-his-landlord-donald-trumps-racis-1754282007

I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project ....

 

[8den]

Trump or Cruz. So, either way we're doomed.

Neither will win the ticket.

 

[goldenecitrone]

That people like trump and Palin are being taken seriously is fucking scary tbh - is Clinton going to end up being the least worst option? What a prospect

Between the devil and the deep blue sea. Twas ever thus.

 

[goldenecitrone]

Don't panic 23dom. I really don't think anyone's taking Palin seriously.

Trump, however...

60 million people voted for McCain and Palin in 2008. 60 million.

 

[butchersapron]

A topical article about Woody Guthrie, including lyrics he wrote about Trump's dad (his landlord).

http://gawker.com/woody-guthrie-despised-his-landlord-donald-trumps-racis-1754282007

I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project ....

And old man trump got his money from his pimp father.

 

[gosub]

60 million people voted for McCain and Palin in 2008. 60 million.

population of US >300million.

 

[bimble]

A topical article about Woody Guthrie, including lyrics he wrote about Trump's dad (his landlord).

What an amazing join the dots of americana .

"All you fascists bound to loose.. "

 

[goldenecitrone]

population of US >300million.

131 million votes cast in the 2008 US election. 46% to McCain/Palin.

 

[brogdale]

Real...apparently.

 

[goldenecitrone]

Real...apparently.

The CIA will be using that on a loop as a form of severe mental torture.

 

[brogdale]

The CIA will be using that on a loop as a form of severe mental torture.

Faint noise of cheers from crowd towards end.

 

[butchersapron]

Real...apparently.

“How about the rest of us? Right-winging, bitter-clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.”

Remember President Obama’s famously dismissive description of conservatives as bitter people who “cling to guns or religion” before a crowd of wealthy donors in San Francisco? Mrs. Palin wants to make sure you never forget it.