Now it's clear, Trump is toast

[Tikiman]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Brandon cured cancer when Obama made him the 'cancer czar.' You don't remember the "Cancer Moon Shot" program? Cancer has been solved, just like Trump's border crisis was solved by Kamala after she investigated the root causes. Remember?

I remember that.

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

Who is getting your vote, thanks.

Trump, if he's the candidate. Some folks here keep presenting this guy like the second coming and ignoring all his failures. It's like W. Bush, all over again.

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

Stated by a gentleman who thinks pulling his dick out and pounding it flat with a sledgehammer is a rational thing to do.

I was really hoping you were going to make a cogent point. I'm a little disappointed.

"At this point, what difference does it make" Amirite?

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Dan47

Trump, if he's the candidate. Some folks here keep presenting this guy like the second coming and ignoring all his failures. It's like W. Bush, all over again.

Dubya massively overspent, started an unneccessary war, embarked on a useless nation building program in Afghanistan, foisted the ironically named 'Patriot Act. on America, got his buddy (((Cherthoff))) set up with that sweet, sweet pr0no machines at the airport contract, enriched Cheney's Halliburton and the other defense contractors.

Trump ended wars, and negotiated peace deals Oh, he also massively overspent and he banned bump stocks, so really, just as bad as Bush.

Trump failed to get rid of the TSA and allow private security screeners to resume the work in the airport. Reagan failed to eliminate the Department of Education. We can find fault with every president.

Full disclosure: I hated both Bushes with a passion, including when Dubya kept getting reelected as our governor. I thought it couldn't be more embarrassing, until we ended up with former cheerleader, empty headed but great hair having Rick Perry.

[Onebadcad]

Originally Posted by Dan47

Trump, if he's the candidate. Some folks here keep presenting this guy like the second coming and ignoring all his failures. It's like W. Bush, all over again.

TRUMP needs to learn from his past mistakes, the fact that if he wins he will not have another term means he needs to be ruthless, and take heads off.

He was never a politician, he does not need to be one if re-elected, he simply needs to have a priority list, and do ALL THINGS to accomplish them.

He simply needs to be effective and efficient, which is done by serving us first.

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by Onebadcad

TRUMP needs to learn from his past mistakes, the fact that if he wins he will not have another term means he needs to be ruthless, and take heads off.

He was never a politician, he does not need to be one if re-elected, he simply needs to have a priority list, and do ALL THINGS to accomplish them.

He simply needs to be effective and efficient, which is done by serving us first.

He was effective and efficient beyond belief in this first term. Unreal on how much he accomplished. He actually turned the Queen Mary around. In spite of being bombed with rotten tomatoes the entire time. The problem is, Biden and his handlers were able to turn it all to shit in less than 30 days. After Trump, then what?

[cptlo306]

Originally Posted by GTOguy

He was effective and efficient beyond belief in this first term. Unreal on how much he accomplished. He actually turned the Queen Mary around. In spite of being bombed with rotten tomatoes the entire time. The problem is, Biden and his handlers were able to turn it all to shit in less than 30 days. After Trump, then what?

Trump was effective in signing executive orders that allowed Biden and company to reverse all those policies in no time.

Had Trump truly been effective, he would have been able to work the system to enact lasting change.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Dan47

Trump, if he's the candidate. Some folks here keep presenting this guy like the second coming and ignoring all his failures. It's like W. Bush, all over again.

In the end, this ^^ is all that matters. The "why" is secondary.

[Vandelay Industries]

Originally Posted by Dan47

Fake.

[Aerovette]

An old quote falsely attributed to Donald Trump has recently resurfaced online. The viral meme alleges Trump told People magazine in 1998 that Republicans are “the dumbest group of voters in the country”. This is false.
While the quote has been debunked several times since it apparently surfaced in 2015, users have recently been resharing it on social media.

People magazine has confirmed in the past that its archive has no register of this alleged exchange.
“People looked into this exhaustively when it first surfaced back in Oct. (2015). We combed through every Trump story in our archive. We couldn’t find anything remotely like this quote–and no interview at all in 1998.”, a magazine spokesperson told Factcheck.org that year.
People’s magazine archive shows Trump did appear in the publication in the 1990s, but the coverage was mostly centered on his personal relationships. On September 2, 1987, shortly after releasing a full-page newspaper ad criticizing U.S. foreign policy, Trump identified himself as a Republican during an interview with CNN’S Larry King.

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Dubya massively overspent, started an unneccessary war, embarked on a useless nation building program in Afghanistan, foisted the ironically named 'Patriot Act. on America, got his buddy (((Cherthoff))) set up with that sweet, sweet pr0no machines at the airport contract, enriched Cheney's Halliburton and the other defense contractors.

Trump ended wars, and negotiated peace deals Oh, he also massively overspent and he banned bump stocks, so really, just as bad as Bush.

Trump failed to get rid of the TSA and allow private security screeners to resume the work in the airport. Reagan failed to eliminate the Department of Education. We can find fault with every president.

Full disclosure: I hated both Bushes with a passion, including when Dubya kept getting reelected as our governor. I thought it couldn't be more embarrassing, until we ended up with former cheerleader, empty headed but great hair having Rick Perry.

He didn't have to thank the Clinton's "for their service" but he looked genuine when he did. I can't help but believe they're actually friends and not political opponents. He's on record saying he's a Democrat, too. Just a lot of evidence he's bullshiting us.

I would have much preferred DeSantis or Noem, two people that stood up to the Swamp at great personal risk. I'll vote for him but when anyone here starts plugging this guy as some kind of Savior, I'm going to continue to post the plethora of evidence, that says otherwise.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Vandelay Industries

Fake.

This is the DISTINCT difference between Liberals and Conservatives.

We will FIND OUT if it is true

They will ASSUME that it's true.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by cptlo306

Trump was effective in signing executive orders that allowed Biden and company to reverse all those policies in no time.

Had Trump truly been effective, he would have been able to work the system to enact lasting change.

Did you listen to the Kari Lake tape? The 'system' isn't interested in working with anyone who can't be bought or controlled. The people running that system don't want what I want, and they don't want what YOU want, either.

That's not Trump's fault. It's your fault, and my fault, for not electing people who can't be bought. Look at John Cornyn, my Texas senator. Supposed conservative, history of sell out votes. I finally quit e-mailing him about upcoming votes because he voted against my wishes every time. Yet Texas can't seem to get rid of him.

Look at Dan "Eyepatch McCain" Crenshaw. Lots of words, lots of promises, and voila, he sold out QUICK.

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by Aerovette

An old quote falsely attributed to Donald Trump has recently resurfaced online. The viral meme alleges Trump told People magazine in 1998 that Republicans are “the dumbest group of voters in the country”. This is false.
While the quote has been debunked several times since it apparently surfaced in 2015, users have recently been resharing it on social media.

People magazine has confirmed in the past that its archive has no register of this alleged exchange.
“People looked into this exhaustively when it first surfaced back in Oct. (2015). We combed through every Trump story in our archive. We couldn’t find anything remotely like this quote–and no interview at all in 1998.”, a magazine spokesperson told Factcheck.org that year.
People’s magazine archive shows Trump did appear in the publication in the 1990s, but the coverage was mostly centered on his personal relationships. On September 2, 1987, shortly after releasing a full-page newspaper ad criticizing U.S. foreign policy, Trump identified himself as a Republican during an interview with CNN’S Larry King.

Is this fake, too?

YouTube

[Dan47]

Originally Posted by bill_daniels

Did you listen to the Kari Lake tape? The 'system' isn't interested in working with anyone who can't be bought or controlled. The people running that system don't want what I want, and they don't want what YOU want, either.

That's not Trump's fault. It's your fault, and my fault, for not electing people who can't be bought. Look at John Cornyn, my Texas senator. Supposed conservative, history of sell out votes. I finally quit e-mailing him about upcoming votes because he voted against my wishes every time. Yet Texas can't seem to get rid of him.

Look at Dan "Eyepatch McCain" Crenshaw. Lots of words, lots of promises, and voila, he sold out QUICK.

It's not my fault nor yours. It's Liberals to a degree but the real power lies with the fiat dollar and the people that control it. I see no reason they wouldn't control the vast majority of government and the voting process, itself. I know you're familiar with the book "The Creature From Jekyll Island", and it's author certainly believes the money powers control most everything of importance.

Trump calls himself the King of Debt but the hand that lends is above the one that borrows. They could ruin him quickly by simply cutting off his credit and yet they don't.

Times telling and I'll believe he's legit when he proves it like Argentinas new President Javier Milei. That dude is making a name for himself, the right way.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Dan47

He didn't have to thank the Clinton's "for their service" but he looked genuine when he did. I can't help but believe they're actually friends and not political opponents. He's on record saying he's a Democrat, too. Just a lot of evidence he's bullshiting us.

I would have much preferred DeSantis or Noem, two people that stood up to the Swamp at great personal risk. I'll vote for him but when anyone here starts plugging this guy as some kind of Savior, I'm going to continue to post the plethora of evidence, that says otherwise.

Link?

[Bill]

Any other candidate out there saying anything like this?

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Dan47

Is this fake, too?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hbWCggw2ss&t=2s

No. It appears to be an effort to unite. I know that's not popular with liberals, but it seemed like the right thing to do at the time.

Obviously they were already in motion to make his life hell and he didn't see it coming.

He won't be fooled again.

[Will]

Originally Posted by LATB

So if you choose to vote in the primary as a republican you can not switch back to democrat for the general election?

No, you can't vote in one party's primary and also vote in the other's primary.

Sorry if I was unclear.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Will

No, you can't vote in one party's primary and also vote in the other's primary.

Sorry if I was unclear.

I don't think that was the question.