Donald Trump attacks Hillary Clinton as wins set stage for brutal election

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meltzerboy said:
I’m not sure which is worse: to believe in them or not.
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Uh, to believe in them is worse.:rolleyes:

Vaccinations are not frivolous things.

But then again, enough people don’t know which is worse anymore, so voila, the Trump and Hillary show!!
 
Monte_RCMS said:
Hillary Clinton does it again:

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breitbart.com/video/2016/05/03/west-virginia-coal-worker-confronts-hillary-putting-coal-business/
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She panders to every single person she meets with. To this WV coal mine worker she is “on his side”, and wants to save his family. To illiberal environmentalists she wants to destroy every coal job on the planet. To the NAACP she takes on a strange accent and talks about racial justice. To the OWS movements she talks about redistributionism and the evils of wall street, but then she takes hundreds of thousands of dollars per speech from wall street while telling them to donate to her Clinton Foundation.

This is the epitome of “If you don’t stand for anything, you’ll fall for everything.”

She stands for nothing. If she is president, we will fall for everything (everything that lines her pockets)
 
Just for the US posters, this is none of my business but Clinton starting War is. That’s why I would definitely vote Trump and encourage you to do the same for all our sake.

Lot here in the UK will attack Trump and back Killary because they support abortion and all the other “liberal” poison such as third wave feminism and banning free speech (which is what Clinton will pursue).
 
Darryl1958 said:
Uh, to believe in them is worse.:rolleyes:

Vaccinations are not frivolous things.

But then again, enough people don’t know which is worse anymore, so voila, the Trump and Hillary show!!
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In response to your previous post, when I said “not believe in them,” I meant to add pretending that one does, such as what Hillary Clinton has done. Otherwise, I agree with you that believing in conspiracy theories is worse.
 
Monte_RCMS said:
Hillary Clinton does it again:

west-virginia-coal-worker-confronts-hillary-putting-coal-business/

breitbart.com/video/2016/05/03/west-virginia-coal-worker-confronts-hillary-putting-coal-business/
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I saw the video of this, and Hillary had to rely on her usual justification, namely that her words had been misinterpreted. I read that the question posed by the coal miner was completely unexpected.

With Trump as the probable GOP nominee, the public will now be confronted with two candidates who shift positions with the greatest of ease.
 
anon67074017 said:
He is a New York populist conservative.
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To me, he is a New York populist moderate Republican - bit of a difference there. I think maybe Evangelicals get this a little better than a lot of conservative Catholics: Trump does not have to be one of us to listen to us. I keep seeing Catholics trying to mould him to a social conservative agenda, like he is Ted Cruz. He is not, will never be. But, again, he will be much kinder and open to serious social conservatives than Clinton will.

I think Trump’s VP pick is crucial to indicate where he is headed. I hope it is Kasich. That would make moderates and social conservatives a little more comfortable, and Kasich has great numbers against Hillary. As for Kasich, he needs to get the heck of the race - he is really starting to look like a nut. It will hurt his career if he doesn’t bow out - the guy can’t properly perceive reality…
 
dixieagle said:
So very true. We traveled out of the country recently, and friends asked what in the name of heaven can people who vote for Trump be thinking. They were aghast, as should we all be.
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Most Americans feel the same way about Merkel.
 
DeniseNY said:
I know I felt as if I were alone on an island ( 🙂 ) in my 12 years in Manhattan!
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Ditto Seattle. 😃

Kasich is dropping out - someone will surely start a thread any second now…(or is this already out there?)
cnn.com/

Great news - he still looks reasonable enough to be VP. Rubio for Secretary of State.
 
dixieagle said:
So very true. We traveled out of the country recently, and friends asked what in the name of heaven can people who vote for Trump be thinking. They were aghast, as should we all be.
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You people kill me. You actually think Hillary Clinton is at all different than Trump?:rotfl:
 
FollowChrist34 said:
Ditto Seattle. 😃

Kasich is dropping out - someone will surely start a thread any second now…(or is this already out there?)
cnn.com/

Great news - he still looks reasonable enough to be VP. Rubio for Secretary of State.
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There is a thread.

Kasich doesn’t want to be VP, he’s returned to Columbus and his job as governor.

Rubio couldn’t handle the job of Secretary of State!

Trump hasn’t even won the nomination yet, let alone the election! 🤷
 
I still can’t understand how Hillary won her US Senate seat in NY to begin with…

She never lived in NY and then swept in and bought her election.
 
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