2016 US Presidential Elections | Trump Wins

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That tweet from Morgan also serves to remind how colossal a prick he is.
 
Ubik said:
That tweet from Morgan also serves to remind how colossal a prick he is.
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I must admit, I did reply to that one. He is an utter cnut of the highest order. Such a hypocrite as well. Especially considering he was fired from his talk show host job due to constantly berating guests with his very liberal European outlook on things, especially gun control. He just wants to ride Trump's golden cock. Although he had a massive and very public fallout with his best mate Kevin Pieterson on Twitter recently, and that was hilarious. :lol:
 
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I was going to post a few replies like that @Damien, but that's definitely one of the best. He's getting slaughtered every time he Tweets something. It's brilliant to read.
 
"I'm not just hateful and unhinged during business hours! My small hands tap out the derangement all night long!"

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Jason: Trump only sleeps 4 hours a day. Remarkable stamina.

Snapper Morgan: Cocaine is a helluva drug.

Jason: Doesn't do drink or drugs either.

Snapper Morgan: Or pay taxes, or remain faithful to his wives, or have any class. He's a man-child with a 4th grade vocabulary.

Enemy Within: Oooops Jason that didn't go quite like you thought it would did it?

Jason: Feck it, I give up. :(

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Donald, what were you searching for to find the so called sex tape?

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@realDonaldTrump that's like saying "hey, at least I work out" when your workout is punching a beehive.

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It's all coming out now....

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/pol...-not-date-younger-article-1.2813061?cid=bitly

OUCH! That wont go down well. Even if it was a joke, it wont look good to the women voters he desperately needs at this point, and it's being retweeted like mad at the moment.

Also, huge, sorry yuge rumours (unsurprisingly) about all the online Polls being rigged by Trump fans. Apparently a group of 200,000 fans have a group on Reddit and they all vote for Trump en masse on as many different devices as possible to try to skew the votes. Not a shock, obviously, and even Fox has told their anchors not to quote them or pay them any attention, but still another embarrassment Donald could do without after the week he has just had.
 
Pfft, that's small fry in Trumpland. He'd need to do something illegal - and even then, something really, really illegal (like, 20 year mandatory sentence illegal) - to even start approaching the kind of standards Clinton, let alone anyone else, is held to.

It's already common knowledge he wants to feck his daughter. And that he'll put her in his cabinet if elected. No one cares...We're through the looking glass here.
 
Mockney said:
Pfft, that's small fry in Trumpland.
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Of course it is. We have been listing all his feck ups for months and months now and yeah it is small fry indeed, however it's gaining traction and getting a lot of attention on Twitter and Facebook tonight. Being so close to the election and with every pundit, reporter and journalist saying he needs to secure as many minority, undecided and women's votes as he possibly can, things like this are hardly going to endear him to those voters.

This Cuba thing is gaining some traction too. I wonder if there is any real merit to it all? Or if like many of the other allegations against him, it will just fade away and he will get away with it?
 
I'm not sure if he is buying twitter likes or there are really about 50k educated folk who would favorite that misogynistic shit.
 
Remember when some were saying she needed to be more Trump-like on social media? Those were the days, good old days. Ten days ago in fact.
 
Ubik said:
Remember when some were saying she needed to be more Trump-like on social media? Those were the days, good old days. Ten days ago in fact.
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Jesus.:lol:

I have nothing against a politician who shows some individual character on social media or even attempts to be unusual or unique on it, but Trump's sheer nastiness and childlike pettiness online (and in general) seems to be getting mistaken as a positive character trait for some reason.
 
Typical American self-importance and inflation of everything to Jurassic status. Have you seen the palaver that occurs before a fecking game of anything over here?
 
langster said:
Being so close to the election and with every pundit, reporter and journalist saying he needs to secure as many minority, undecided and women's votes as he possibly can, things like this are hardly going to endear him to those voters.
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Any women or minorities that are still undecided at this point, are lost... To the human race, let alone their demographic.
 
The Dong gets his ass kicked by Spartacus:

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The Road Ahead (by Kirk Douglas)

I am in my 100th year. When I was born in 1916 in Amsterdam, New York, Woodrow Wilson was our president.

My parents, who could not speak or write English, were emigrants from Russia. They were part of a wave of more than two million Jews that fled the Czar’s murderous pogroms at the beginning of the 20th Century. They sought a better life for their family in a magical country where, they believed, the streets were literally paved with gold.

What they did not realize until after they arrived was that those beautiful words carved into the Statute of Liberty in New York Harbor: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free,” did not apply equally to all new Americans. Russians, Poles, Italians, Irish and, particularly Catholics and Jews, felt the stigma of being treated as aliens, as foreigners who would never become “real Americans.”

They say there is nothing new under the sun. Since I was born, our planet has traveled around it one hundred times. With each orbit, I’ve watched our country and our world evolve in ways that would have been unimaginable to my parents – and continue to amaze me with each passing year.

In my lifetime, American women won the right to vote, and one is finally the candidate of a major political party. An Irish-American Catholic became president. Perhaps, most incredibly, an African-American is our president today.

The longer I’ve lived, the less I’ve been surprised by the inevitability of change, and how I’ve rejoiced that so many of the changes I’ve seen have been good.

Yet, I’ve also lived through the horrors of a Great Depression and two World Wars, the second of which was started by a man who promised that he would restore his country it to its former greatness.

I was 16 when that man came to power in 1933. For almost a decade before his rise he was laughed at ― not taken seriously. He was seen as a buffoon who couldn’t possibly deceive an educated, civilized population with his nationalistic, hateful rhetoric.

The “experts” dismissed him as a joke. They were wrong.

A few weeks ago we heard words spoken in Arizona that my wife, Anne, who grew up in Germany, said chilled her to the bone. They could also have been spoken in 1933:
“We also have to be honest about the fact that not everyone who seeks to join our country will be able to successfully assimilate. It is our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to thrive and flourish here…[including] new screening tests for all applicants that include an ideological certification to make sure that those we are admitting to our country share our values…”

These are not the American values that we fought in World War II to protect.

Until now, I believed I had finally seen everything under the sun. But this was the kind of fear-mongering I have never before witnessed from a major U.S. presidential candidate in my lifetime.
I have lived a long, good life. I will not be here to see the consequences if this evil takes root in our country. But your children and mine will be. And their children. And their children’s children.

All of us still yearn to remain free. It is what we stand for as a country. I have always been deeply proud to be an American. In the time I have left, I pray that will never change. In our democracy, the decision to remain free is ours to make.

My 100th birthday is exactly one month and one day after the next presidential election. I’d like to celebrate it by blowing out the candles on my cake, then whistling “Happy Days Are Here Again.”

As my beloved friend Lauren Bacall once said, “You know how to whistle don’t you? You just put your lips together and blow.”
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He's totally gonna go for it next debate isn't he



This election is turning into an elongated "please proceed, Governor" moment.
 
Go Liz, great week for her, costing a Wells Fargo exec $60 MILLION and now taking Trump down again. Love her!

Eric Trump's charity is also in the shit. Looks like all the Trumps could be facing serious questions about fraud..

 
Once again, this is all wildly funny to us liberals, but about as influential to the yehaws as an Aaron Sorkin monologue delivered by Tim Robbins.
 
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