[Ra2]

Originally posted by 6_INCH_HEELS

Trump is an idiot. Plain and simple. Being a good business person doesn't mean you're competent enough to lead a country. ****, lets get Beyonce or Madonna in the White House if being a "good business person" is the only requirement.

Did I say that was the only requirement? No. I'm just saying that if you keep doing what you've always done, you're going to get what you've always gotten.

Bush/Clinton are variations of the same brand.

^^ Luludrops: I'm just guessing but maybe the numbers are down because there are more undecided voters at this point than in 2012? Just an idea.

[LuLuDrops]

I wonder how much the debates will cause ballot requests to rise.

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by 6_INCH_HEELS

Trump is an idiot. Plain and simple. Being a good business person doesn't mean you're competent enough to lead a country. ****, lets get Beyonce or Madonna in the White House if being a "good business person" is the only requirement.

I feel like calling him a "good businessman" is quite generous considering the bankruptcies, fraud, scams, unpaid workers, and so forth that plague his business history. That's to say nothing of him campaigning on "American jobs" while all of his products are made in other countries, or the (racial) discrimination his companies have engaged in.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Ra2

Did I say that was the only requirement? No. I'm just saying that if you keep doing what you've always done, you're going to get what you've always gotten.

Bush/Clinton are variations of the same brand.

^^ Luludrops: I'm just guessing but maybe the numbers are down because there are more undecided voters at this point than in 2012? Just an idea.

Yeah, unaffiliated as it's called in some states, has grown.

In Florida, 1/3 are not affiliated and that makes both major parties worried since they can't always predict how they will lean.

[Ra2]

Originally posted by Achilles.

I feel like calling him a "good businessman" is quite generous considering the bankruptcies, fraud, scams, unpaid workers, and so forth that plague his business history. That's to say nothing of him campaigning on "American jobs" while all of his products are made in other countries, or the (racial) discrimination his companies have engaged in.

We could honestly go back and forth on this. Where was Hillary on gay marriage? Took her long enough to get on that boat. Where was she on abortion? At times she wasn't exactly as fervent about pro-choice as she claims to be now. (used to be for restrictions, etc) What about Iraq? Benghazi? The E-mails? Speaking Fees? What about trade TPP? What about in 08 when she thought Obama was too liberal on gun control? Come on. Give me a break.

Let's not pretend like Donald Trump is the only crony in the room here.

^^luludrops: I really wish Jill & Gary could get on the debate stage. The, "don't vote for the boogeyman, their the boogeyman," formula of campaigning has got to stop. No wonder everything's messed up.

[Wonderland]

I love how people say Trump was such a good businessman.

He got a million dollars from his parents when he was starting up. If you can't grow wealth from that then there's something wrong with you

Also I love how people say that they're voting Trump because they're sick of this rich, elite political class ruling them, when that's exactly what Donald Trump has come from minus the political experience. Then you look at his tax policy and see he's making cuts for the wealthy and businesses and you really have to wonder how foolish people must be to want to vote for him to "send a message to the establishment" when him and other corporates are going to be laughing all the way to the bank with their tax cuts and hurting the white middle class that's voting him up.

[Wilkes]

Elizabeth Warren 2020

[Wilkes]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Actually that's a realistic stance he and many others are taking.
The silent white? Okay what about the silent minorities that the media been undercovering the whole time and that Bernie lost to? Brexit/UK doesn't have near the same amount of minorities representation.

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

...In terms of what?

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

In what world is this?

[hellocory]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

[@michael]

I can't believe how most of the media is sweeping the Trump Foundation controversies under the rug when they made such a huge deal about the Clinton Foundation a few weeks ago.

[fanboyn8]

I'm officially registered! Can't wait to give Hillary my vote

This comment from a coworker where he was like "dont vote" when I told him I support Hillary really irked me

[Yndda]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

noT when there are like, 200 languages spoken in the NYC area alone

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.

You're right.

Those English, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish white people are so diverse

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by fanboyn8

I'm officially registered! Can't wait to give Hillary my vote

This comment from a coworker where he was like "dont vote" when I told him I support Hillary really irked me

A few weeks ago, my father told my family that we shouldn't vote if we were planning to vote for Hillary. ()

These trumpsters being so shook that they have to try to prevent us from voting.




It's so hard living with a Trump supporter. I need therapy.

[King Maxx]

Elizabeth Warren will be canvassing (knocking on doors) in two cities in New Hampshire and also have a rally in another city in New Hampshire on Saturday!!!

That's about 7 campaign events for Hillary so far. More than Bernie, Obama, and Biden at this point. She's dedicated >>>>>

[Sirnight]

Gotta love how Trump's DOCUMENTED fraud activities with his foundation money doesn't get half as much coverage as Hillary's ALLEDGED activities.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Achilles.

I feel like calling him a "good businessman" is quite generous considering the bankruptcies, fraud, scams, unpaid workers, and so forth that plague his business history. That's to say nothing of him campaigning on "American jobs" while all of his products are made in other countries, or the (racial) discrimination his companies have engaged in.

That's how I feel.

[jpow]

Originally posted by Wilkes

I'm pretty sure the UK is more culturally diverse than the USA.