Someone here will vote for Trump ?

Discussion in 'Politics' started by alioufall, Mar 13, 2016.

  1. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

  2. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

  3. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

  4. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

  5. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

  6. Shulz021

    Shulz021 Well-Known Member

    :smt043:smt043
     
  7. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

    Supporters For Trump

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  8. ColiBreh1

    ColiBreh1 Well-Known Member

    SIGH.
     
  9. KWillo

    KWillo Active Member

    Some hottie Trump supporters.
     
  10. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    Looks like it's a rap. Here comes President Trump and the apocalypse
     
  11. andreboba

    andreboba Well-Known Member

    These Trump supporters remind me of someone desperate to lose weight, so 'logically' they stop drinking water, skip meals and start walking 5 miles a day.:toimonster:

    Even conservative leaning voters can feel viscerally our economic and political system is rigged for those at the top, but on the flip side they're betting on a candidate who should NEVER be in the WH.

    Trump's instincts aren't set up to be a public servant.

    What's also dangerous about undecided voters and anti-Hillary folk is they have NO clue how the federal government works.

    They think the POTUS is a de facto king and can get anything done he wants to do.

    Without the votes in Congress, no president, no matter how conservative or liberal, can get a damn thing done in D.C.

    See Obama.:smt019


    It's crazy when I hear Black people saying the Democratic party has done nothing for us, which if you study the legislative history of Congress over the last 45 years is just a purely ignorant statement, because they have little understanding of how the federal government works.

    If Hillary wins and her base supporters don't turn out for Senate, House and local elections, they will have effectively chopped her off at the knees.

    Trump is just a scandal waiting to happen.
    The man is going to be cutting so many back room deals with world governments, if elected, I'd be surprised if he wasn't under serious misconduct investigations within his first year in office.
     
  12. glt1980

    glt1980 Well-Known Member

    Yeah I always find it funny when a candidates supporters say they will get this done or that done and they will change how things are done. I am like what world are they living in. Presidents may have a lot of power but they are still at the mercy of Congress. They still as a collective body have just as much power as the person sitting in the oval office. Trump can say he will renegotiate trade deals all he wants but end of the day Congress has to approve it, and guess what all those people that benefit from things being the way they are giving money to the people sitting in the House and Senate and do you think that are blowing their meal tickets.

    As for all the people saying that the Dems have done nothing for them got news for them neither party has done anything for anybody but themselves for a while.
     
  13. The Dark King

    The Dark King Well-Known Member

    Dems don't run a strict policy of literally taking food out of the mouths of children and roofs over their heads. Republicans are basically evil and selfish, in my life time I have yet to see to see a Republican policy that was actually for working class people. Most people who support the part are self centered and delusional.
     
  14. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

    Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said 'rape would not exist if women were stronger'

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...women-stronger-us-election-2016-a7218011.html
    Click The link to See The Video And The Panel's Facial Reaction...Priceless!

    Donald Trump's new campaign manager – a woman brought in to help the tycoon’s perception among female voters – is at the centre of a new controversy over comments she made saying “rape would not exist” if women were stronger.

    Kellyanne Conway, who was installed as Mr Trump's campaign manager earlier this month, made the remarks during a panel discussion on US television three years ago. They have been brought to light because of her prominent role in the Republican candidate's campaign.

    “If we were physiologically – not mentally, emotionally, professionally – equal to men, if we were physiologically as strong as men, rape would not exist,” Ms Conway said. “You would be able to defend yourself and fight him off.”

    he discussion on PBS’s To the Contrary was broadcast in January 2013.

    CNN said that the panel of women had been discussing women in the military and gender equality in combat. Ms Conway brought up the analogy unprompted, using it as part of a statement about women's physical capabilities in relation to those of men.

    The comments were recirculated by an anti-Trump group, Democratic Coalition Against Trump, a fundraising and lobbying organisation or super PAC, which claimed the comments were evidence that Mr Trump’s campaign did not understand “acceptable political views”.

    “We cannot have a reality show in the White House; the stakes are just too high, especially for women,” said the group’s National Finance Director Francesca Lucia.

    The group also quoted The Daily Show co-creator Lizz Winstead, who founded Lady Parts Justice and Artists Against Trump, in slamming the comments.

    “Most people who think like Donald Trump would only express their views in private, because they’re shameful. But not Kellyanne Conway. Not Eric Trump, when he said that Ivanka wouldn't allow herself to be subject to sexual harassment. And certainly not Donald Trump himself,“ Ms Winstead said.

    “They seem to think it's acceptable to blame rape victims for their assaults, deny women the right to control their own health care, and downplay sexual harassment in the workplace.”

    “Conway fits a dangerous Trump campaign pattern of not understanding or caring about the struggles, discrimination, and even sexual violence that women face every day in this country,” the group said in a statement released on Tuesday.
     
  15. medullaslashin

    medullaslashin Well-Known Member

    again -- why is this thread in the men's locker room... where no one can see it unless they're registered & logged in?

    No wonder this forum is such a ghost town. Click-bait like a trump thread is hidden. The front page is for 15 year old threads started with one-liners by trolls. :rolleyes:

    "Trump" is a racial topic, something that could make for a interesting conversation among bm/ww, if it weren't hidden.
     
  16. medullaslashin

    medullaslashin Well-Known Member

    Good post. Besides, how much should we expect a government to do for us?

    We should do more for ourselves and elect a government that sets up an atmosphere for us to do so -- with affordable (even free) education, a sensible safety net (i.e. single-payer healthcare), good infrastructure and a fair justice system.

    Stuff for smart people to work with...

    Black people should've voted for sanders.

    Please know that if trump gets in, his "alt-right" agenda is just the beginning. They never stop with just so-called "conservativism"... fuck around, and your grandkids could end up in an america we thought we left behind. :smt103
     
  17. Ra

    Ra Well-Known Member


    If I had to guess, because the OP centers and bases most of his activities around the locker room.

    That tends to happen when you view IR through a strictly sexual lens.
     
  18. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

    Paul Weyrich
    1980

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    Lee Atwater
    1981

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  19. blackbull1970

    blackbull1970 Well-Known Member

    The Good Old Days

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  20. andreboba

    andreboba Well-Known Member

    People forget that preserving and maintaining the budget for programs that benefit Black folk IS doing something.
     

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