Originally posted by Shizuka

She isn't President Elect, he is. Stop trying to make this a "b-bu-but Hillary" thing now. He has to step up more and more will be expected of him. As it should be.

Originally posted by Right Now

I don't have to make this a "b-bu-but Hillary" anything as she lost.

There will always be something negative for you all to say about him regardless of what he says, and that was what this conversation was about.

But whatever, it's your decision to live with hate in your mind and that's all I guess.

Originally posted by g.m.

I barely do myself, it's late. My point is that you can't do something harmful (Trump encouraging violence) and then ask it to stop. Does that make sense? Ahhhh lemme go to bed.

Originally posted by PoisonPill

I don't remember her campaign vilifying large groups of vulnerable Americans... Or promising to ban an entire religion from entering the country... Or go home to home with a deportation force and tear apart millions of families... Or saying Muslims might need to register and carry papers on them like Jews had to in Nazi Germany...

Originally posted by Right Now

Nnnnn; Not when Hillary's campaign was just as negative if not even moreso and constant than his.

Originally posted by AccioMiley

His response was short and irresponsible. Case closed!

Originally posted by PoisonPill

Pathetic how desperate and easily appeased you all are. If you watched the interview, he said he hadn't even heard of the widespread incidents, then denied that they were being done by his supporters - suggesting most were made up. Then when pushed harder by the interviewer, he finally said "alright, they should stop, okay?" Like a student being forced to apologize by his teacher. There was no genuine anguish that hate crimes are being committed in his name or remorse that his words inspired them. A true leader, deserving of the most powerful position in the world, would have said "There is no excuse to ever attack or harm people because of their race or religion, and I am horrified that some people are using me to justify it. People of color, Muslims and immigrants are part of the fabric of this nation and I will protect them as president."

Originally posted by FefeDobson

You act like that's so much in a country with a population of 324+ million people

Originally posted by BarbFatale

Amazing!
Now if only another candidate can say something to her supporters that have been vandalizing the streets all week.

Originally posted by PoisonPill

Pathetic how desperate and easily appeased you all are. If you watched the interview, he said he hadn't even heard of the widespread incidents, then denied that they were being done by his supporters - suggesting most were made up. Then when pushed harder by the interviewer, he finally said "alright, they should stop, okay?" Like a student being forced to apologize by his teacher. There was no genuine anguish that hate crimes are being committed in his name or remorse that his words inspired them. A true leader, deserving of the most powerful position in the world, would have said "There is no excuse to ever attack or harm people because of their race or religion, and I am horrified that some people are using me to justify it. People of color, Muslims and immigrants are part of the fabric of this nation and I will protect them as president."

Originally posted by chilicheese01

It'll be up to the Supreme Court.

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

What?

Originally posted by BarbFatale

Amazing!
Now if only another candidate can say something to her supporters that have been vandalizing the streets all week.