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So Trump refused to debate with Bernie, or as one wag but it... "Chickens don't like to be near people called Saunders"
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey are as bad as each other but least we know one can do the job. Also if you want to be POTUS it's a good idea not to call some rulers of foreign nations terrorists because of their religious beliefs.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI think that's accurate except with Trump sympathisers. Certainly the popular (of course that's the same as ignorant) view. When the people denouncing her are supporting someone like Trump, that's more of an endorsement.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI think that's accurate except with Trump sympathisers. Certainly the popular (of course that's the same as ignorant) view. When the people denouncing her are supporting someone like Trump, that's more of an endorsement.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5A02pNcGHs
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostI'm a bit confused by the Hilary-hatred. I always had the impression that she was good and well respected, if perhaps seen as a bit of a wishy washy liberal. Perhaps I haven't been paying enough attention.
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I'm a bit confused by the Hilary-hatred. I always had the impression that she was good and well respected, if perhaps seen as a bit of a wishy washy liberal. Perhaps I haven't been paying enough attention.
When it costs near enough $1bn just to be a candidate to be the party nominee no honest person can possibly run for The White House, so everyone's in the pocket of someone. I suppose you can say that Trump is at least in his own pocket.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAlso if you want to be POTUS it's a good idea not to call some rulers of foreign nations terrorists because of their religious beliefs.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostAh, Hillary. How's the FBI investigation into her mishandling of classified information?
She's a war-monger to boot. Don't you remember her "We came, we saw, he died!" exclamation about Gaddafi, taken down as he considered selling oil in a currency other than the mighty dollar? To compound the misery, they stepped back afterwards and let Libya disintegrate.
She's not even a leftie; she's in bed with big banks and big pharma. Trump's a protectionist and patriot; while his ideas may be odd at times and to the Corbynites repulsive, they are aimed at arresting America's slide that Obama seems to be letting go unchecked; something that Clinton has signed up to continue. But, yeah, Trump is somehow worse.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostUm, no that's how people make decisions. What on earth other argument would any rational person make?
Trump is worse than Clinton because he's a spiteful, egotistical bigot who inspires hatred.
She's a war-monger to boot. Don't you remember her "We came, we saw, he died!" exclamation about Gaddafi, taken down as he considered selling oil in a currency other than the mighty dollar? To compound the misery, they stepped back afterwards and let Libya disintegrate.
She's not even a leftie; she's in bed with big banks and big pharma. Trump's a protectionist and patriot; while his ideas may be odd at times and to the Corbynites repulsive, they are aimed at arresting America's slide that Obama seems to be letting go unchecked; something that Clinton has signed up to continue. But, yeah, Trump is somehow worse.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostAnd only an idiot uses the argument that Trump is worse than Clinton because they disagree with what Trump stands for.
Trump is worse than Clinton because he's a spiteful, egotistical bigot who inspires hatred.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostExcept only an idiot would want to prove to Trumpmerica.
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