The Trump Presidency | Biden Inaugurated
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I agree there. He should be punished, possibly a demotion too. Being fired seems too much IMO.
That was before he found Jesus!
Ahw Vancouver was banned? He was like an ironic confirmation that Trump is a moron. The fact that said irony is lost on him made it even better.
So any chance this foundation stuff might actually harm Trump? I just can’t see it impacting him in a real way at this point.
So any chance this foundation stuff might actually harm Trump? I just can’t see it impacting him in a real way at this point.
I’m glad somebody did. He’s been missing from that tomb for years.
It’s a temp
We have a points system where automatic bans take place based on accrued infractions. He will be back soon.
Hillary just owned Drumpf so hard that John Roberts has no choice but to have the orange cheeto arrested and make her president!
Got a link?
How dare she crack a joke when families are being torn apart?
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In one.
Why did Bernie lose to her then?
Just to the last page about Page and Struz - the same people attacking them for having a viewpoint on Trump (which is definitely unprofessional) are basically saying some mid-level FBI agents should be held to a higher standard of professional conduct than the f*cking President.
That's how dumb this 'whataboutism' is from Trump supporters.
Undeniably, Hillary shouldn't have used a private server. Good job, points on the board. Trump has done worse things since Monday.
It's like someone punches your pregnant wife in the belly and says yeah but when we were in school that one time you totally punched me in the arm on April 1st. It may be true, but that doesn't change the fact you're an absolute f*ckin cretin for trying to draw a comparison.
That's how dumb this 'whataboutism' is from Trump supporters.
Undeniably, Hillary shouldn't have used a private server. Good job, points on the board. Trump has done worse things since Monday.
It's like someone punches your pregnant wife in the belly and says yeah but when we were in school that one time you totally punched me in the arm on April 1st. It may be true, but that doesn't change the fact you're an absolute f*ckin cretin for trying to draw a comparison.
Why did Bernie lose to her then?
1) name recognition
2) he started late
3) organized opposition from the party influencing the primary
4) people who preferred him convinced themselves that she was more electable
5) hes a cranky old jewish guy from vermont
but he currently has +25 favorabilty meanwhile she is literally less popular than donald trump (sanders: 57.0-32.9, clinton 40.3-55.3, trump 39.8-53.4). good thing the dnc had their thumb on the scales. she still would have won but jesus, these are people who are supposed to be political professionals and they fecking suck at their jobs and they all still have the same jobs and they are doing the same shit in the 2018 primaries
Oddly enough, he was elected president through the votes from idiots. I live in Florida and it is massively obvious that residents of lower intelligence, either innate or learned, put him in the WH, the most contributing constituency being ignorant (non college educated) white male thumpers.
A quintessential example of making up one’s own facts and remaining purposefully ignorant on actual reality.
Damn, missed that. I would have just quoted you!
From the 538 article you quoted, and note the locales mentioned:
From the Pew article:
Rich white people, who mostly would grade above average in intelligence and education if not in morality, determined this outcome.
No no no. It's a numbers game. Yes, in certain counties things switched. And yes, Trump carried educated white males by a small margin. But overall, if you picked an 'average' Trump voter vs. 'average' Clinton voter, Trump's are the uneducated.
I guess it's semantics. You're arguing about, say 1-2% of voters who 'swung' the election to Trump. I'm arguing about the 38% of Americans that represent his actual voting block. Who are, relatively, uneducated.
The biggest drive behind Trumps win is racial resentment. His policy is split and divide. Us vs them. Etc.
Trump Charity Basically Trump's Bank Account
2 points regards the FBI text message between the 2 people in which one claims they will stop him get elected -
1. absolute gold dust for Trump and good luck to him in his second term as POTUS (the wanker)
2. Trump and his cronies must be working 4-6 weeks ahead of actual evidence being released. important as regards timescale imo.
1. absolute gold dust for Trump and good luck to him in his second term as POTUS (the wanker)
2. Trump and his cronies must be working 4-6 weeks ahead of actual evidence being released. important as regards timescale imo.
‘Middle educated’ us just that, not having a degree. ‘Middle educated’ could be a semester of junior college.
Overall, college educated voters went for Hillary with the exception of white college educated, who narrowly went for Trump. The margin was small enough that other voting trends overshadowed and outweighed it.
Your statement that well educated voters as a whole put Trump in office is incorrect. Did you not glean that from reading the articles or do you put blinders on until you stumble across something that fits your argument, even though the majority of facts are proving in the opposite direction?
As I stated earlier, in Florida, it was not the white college educated that did it for Trump, it was the ignorant, lower educated white thumper who overwhelmingly pushed him to victory in my state (plus South Florida Hispanics still clinging stubbornly to being and voting Republican).
Arguing with a Trump supporter is like playing chess with a pigeon; no matter how well one does in the match, the bird will just take a dump on the board and strut around like it won.
Yep, single divisive issue, emotional response voters were who he courted.
1-2% of the electorate, mainly in the upper Midwest, did swing the election to Trump. The rest of the voting block is baked in.
It’s not semantics; it’s the crux of the issue. These people aren’t idiots.
Back in the present day with stuff about, you know, what this thread is about hint hint go to the election thread if you want to rehash that again again again.
EU to put tariffs on motorcycles, bourbon and blue jeans.
http://www.thejournal.ie/eu-tariffs-4072188-Jun2018/
Also cranberries, orange juice, sweetcorn and peanut butter. By any chance do these target red States?
EU to put tariffs on motorcycles, bourbon and blue jeans.
http://www.thejournal.ie/eu-tariffs-4072188-Jun2018/
Also cranberries, orange juice, sweetcorn and peanut butter. By any chance do these target red States?
I'll try a couple more ways: some well educated white Americans voted for Trump. The majority who voted for him are relatively not well-educated.
One more way, more well-educated people voted for Clinton than Trump.
One more way, a random more well-educated American is more likely to have voted for Clinton than Trump.
Arguing about a tiny subset of swing voters is fine, but you can make that argument in any county to suit your agenda. I'll shift mine to Pennsylvania, where Trump's victory hinged largely on non well-educated voters. When you reduce it to the margins, you can find examples of anything you choose.
Overall, Clinton voters were smarter. I'd wager that gap has significantly expanded since then.
Anyway, meanwhile Trump spent $2.8m on campaign funding for himself raised in a Veterans dinner for the Trump Foundation. Just imagine, IMAGINE the speed at which Hannity's head would have exploded if I'd swapped Clinton for Trump. As of right now, it's not even on Fox News website.
I love how both the EU and the Chinese know to hit back right in Trump-country. And then I cry because that makes those poor soon-to-be-unemployed Trump voters somehow MORE likely to vote for the GOP in November.
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