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Is that the same 80% that people thought would vote Remain?Originally posted by d000hg View PostI don't think many people got to vote in both
Given that probably 80% of Brits would've voted against Trump that's going to cover both camps though I suppose you'd expect greater correlation between Brexit and Trump supporters given that Trump was pro-Brexit (which I'm sure the Leave campaign were worried about
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Impeached within first 100 days.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostHe's not going to resign. His ego wouldn't allow it.
The only way the Americans are going to get him out of office is either by voting him out in 2020 or jailing him.
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I don't think many people got to vote in bothOriginally posted by LondonManc View PostIs it a given that the Trump outers are bremainers
Given that probably 80% of Brits would've voted against Trump that's going to cover both camps though I suppose you'd expect greater correlation between Brexit and Trump supporters given that Trump was pro-Brexit (which I'm sure the Leave campaign were worried about
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Ah, so you're a bad loser, aka a bremoaner. Glad we cleared that up.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostYeah but if you're a Trump inner then surely your gut will eventually expand and you'll explode in a huge cloud of stinky gas?
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Is it a given that the Trump outers are bremainers or has AtW been lobotomised recently?
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He's not going to resign. His ego wouldn't allow it.
The only way the Americans are going to get him out of office is either by voting him out in 2020 or jailing him.
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Can you imagine if on 20th he says "fooled you, it was all a joke. I don't wanna be president"
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Well they would say that, wouldn't they....Originally posted by Paddy View Posthttps://www.rt.com/news/373283-kreml...-compromising/
Russia has no compromising info on Trump or Clinton, report is ‘total bluff’ – Kremlin
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https://www.rt.com/news/373283-kreml...-compromising/Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
Russia has no compromising info on Trump or Clinton, report is ‘total bluff’ – Kremlin
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