Donald Trump Presidential Campaign Thread

[chero23]

First question: Answer: Of course not. Never said it, either.

Second question: Answer: It can’t be answered yes or no because it’s a compound question and is premised on facts not in evidence. Objection sustained.

Now, let’s answer it the best we can, even so.

If a ruling goes against Trump, I would need to know quite a lot about it before I could reasonably answer it. Nor can I say whether my response would be “like most ‘right wingers’”, not knowing what “most right wingers” subjectively means to you, and not being privy to their thoughts anyway. But if the intended question really is whether I would, in the abstract, disagree with any ruling against Trump no matter what it was, then my answer is:

No. Of course not.

But you and I know, that if the ruling goes against him (heck even In his favor) that either side is going to scream foul.

Let’s say the judge says, “hey, you know what, ill step aside, I’ll have another judge hear the story”.

If the 2nd judge then rules against Trump, Oh the carnage that will follow. They will bring out how the judge in 1967 when he was 10 years old, played a played musical chairs with his sister and pulled the chair from underneath her. Mark my word.

 

[chero23]

Actually, I don’t think most conservatives use the “d” word on here. Likely most would think it gratuitous and ill-mannered to do so.

So your saying a conservative has never said the “d” word, here on in their heads, or in the privacy of their homes?

Right!!!

 

[chero23]

So I shouldnt support Trump because of what he said about McCain?

He says he supports the troops. But he said “McCain should not be considered a hero bc he was captured”.

The country sees our servicemen as Heroes, bc of the ordeal that they might have to go through. Especially through a war.

So if Trump believes if you get captured as military personnel, you shouldn’t be considered a hero.

What do you think of the that he thinks of the men who get killed?

 

[Good_Tidings]

Hillary will be avoiding press conferences and debates with Bernie apparently and will prefer long distance Mitt Romney type attacks. Its a good try but ineffective as I see. Its important Trump ignores this very angry crazy lady.

Trump very definitely has a problem with woman. Cue Elizabeth Warren, Megan Kelly, Susanna Martinez, and Hillary. Strong women are his kryptonite. Good luck with trying to fix that. I think he is getting rattled after a very difficult week. Last night he was ranting and sweating off the orange stuff. Not looking very presidential at all.

 

[GaryTaylor]

Trump very definitely has a problem with woman. Not looking very presidential at all.

Hillary has a problem with men. And I hear you she wasn’t adult like at all yesterday never mind grandma like or presidential. Outright scary and crazy looking. Shes almost at Wizard of Oz status, “No one gets to see the Wizard”, No one gets to ask Hillary any questions.

 

[CHRISTINE77]

Hillary has a problem with men. And I hear you she wasn’t adult like at all yesterday never mind grandma like or presidential. Outright scary and crazy looking. Shes almost at Wizard of Oz status, “No one gets to see the Wizard”, No one gets to ask Hillary any questions.

 

[Ridgerunner]

But you and I know, that if the ruling goes against him (heck even In his favor) that either side is going to scream foul.

Let’s say the judge says, “hey, you know what, ill step aside, I’ll have another judge hear the story”.

If the 2nd judge then rules against Trump, Oh the carnage that will follow. They will bring out how the judge in 1967 when he was 10 years old, played a played musical chairs with his sister and pulled the chair from underneath her. Mark my word.

it’s academic now, because the Judge has already released all the unproved plaintiff assertions into the public domain during the election.

 

[Ridgerunner]

So your saying a conservative has never said the “d” word, here on in their heads, or in the privacy of their homes?

Right!!!

I was talking about on here only. Possibly someone has, but I haven’t seen it.

 

[Ridgerunner]

He says he supports the troops. But he said “McCain should not be considered a hero bc he was captured”.

The country sees our servicemen as Heroes, bc of the ordeal that they might have to go through. Especially through a war.

So if Trump believes if you get captured as military personnel, you shouldn’t be considered a hero.

What do you think of the that he thinks of the men who get killed?

Since he didn’t say that, I guess it doesn’t matter.

 

[FollowChrist34]

I think Hillary landed a real blow on Trump with the foreign policy tirade. I loved it and agreed with most of it - and am supporting Trump. He responded with tweets to the effect that she “didn’t look presidential.”

The irony is that it is Hillary Clinton, with Benghazi and the Iran Deal in her wake. (I know the Iran Deal was Kerry and Obama but it was under the Democrats’ watch) Also the “reset” with Putin (Crimea; Ukraine). Libya. Emergence of ISIS, or as Obama prefers the varsity team. The Democrats are incredibly weak on foreign policy with a horrible track record to defend. As Americans we are just as disliked and disrespected internationally as we were under Bush 43 and of course much more vulnerable to violence and terrorism abroad and at home. Our relationships with our allies are more strained and fragile than at any time in recent history. I have been shocked at how horrible Obama has been on foreign policy - never seen anything like it.

Trump needs to take Clinton down on this issue, and, no, not with tweets about how stupid or crooked she looks. This should not be a weakness.

 

[Mary_Gail_36]

He’s not a war hero,” said Trump. “He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”

 

[philipl]

He says he supports the troops. But he said “McCain should not be considered a hero bc he was captured”.

The country sees our servicemen as Heroes, bc of the ordeal that they might have to go through. Especially through a war.

So if Trump believes if you get captured as military personnel, you shouldn’t be considered a hero.

What do you think of the that he thinks of the men who get killed?

Had McCain not been shot down, he would even had ever been in congress, let alone run as President.

 

[philipl]

That is true, but I do believe that now that the whole country is actually watching and hearing him. His train will derail.

He is going to be elected, you just wait and see.

 

[philipl]

But the result of Trump’s support isn’t that he’s angry, but he was the only one in the Republican field that spoke to the economic issues that face a lot of these Republican voters. People that feel they have did things right and are behind economically.

Now, I don’t like his solutions (build a wall, anti-immigrant stance), but let’s not be fooled - that (and the fact that he was the ONLY Republican candidate for President who didn’t say that GW Bush did everything right and actually criticized him (the horror!)) is why he is in the nominee.

The problem is that, even though there are as many disenchanted people on the Democratic side (mostly Sanders supporters), Trump’s ridiculous mouth will keep those people from joining his side (mostly). His best hope is to lock in on a particular state or two (OH and PA) and flip them while trying to keep the traditional social conservative Republican on his side. And, as we can see, the social conservative is more than willing to misinterpret, ignore and convince themselves that Trump is their man.

Trump is going to win. The economy is awful. We only created 30,000 this month. I bet we created more jobs in China that the USA.

 

[CHRISTINE77]

Had McCain not been shot down, he would even had ever been in congress, let alone run as President.

McCain totally capitalized on his “war hero” status. I can’t think of one other thing that he was concerned with. Military, veterans, blah, blah,blah. There are other topics Americans are concerned with.

 

[Good_Tidings]

Hillary has a problem with men. And I hear you she wasn’t adult like at all yesterday never mind grandma like or presidential. Outright scary and crazy looking. Shes almost at Wizard of Oz status, “No one gets to see the Wizard”, No one gets to ask Hillary any questions.

huh?

 

[Mulligan2]

You know what the Trump supporters and the right wingers will tell you?

You took his words out of context, you damn liberal twisting things up.

SMH SMH

Perhaps. However, I truly believe that sycophantic Trump supporters are in the minority, even within the Republican party. There are many right wingers in the “Never Trump” movement who will never support Mr. Trump under any circumstances. And I cannot see Mr. Trump winning a majority of swing voters either. Mr. Trump’s opponents in the GOP primary went very easy on him. That will not be the case in the general election. Mr. Trump will be continually on the defensive, as his background will continue to be pored over in great detail, and all of his stream-of-consciousness policy ideas will be thoroughly challenged, as Mrs. Clinton so effectively did in her recent speech. We’ll hear it almost daily from Mr. Trump…“I’m being treated so unfairly.” Hardly.

 

[GaryTaylor]

huh?

Hillary Clinton has a problem with men.

For all the press articles that have been done discussing Donald Trump’s problem with women, Mrs. Clinton’s gap among male voters is devastating — far worse than Mr. Trump’s performance among female voters, according to a new Fox News poll.

In the latest poll, Mrs. Clinton loses the male vote by 22 points to Mr. Trump, whereas he holds a 14-point deficit to her when it comes to the female vote.

To put this in perspective, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, in 2012, lost the female vote to now President Obama by 12 points — Mr. Trump is essentially running even with the former GOP nominee, according to the poll. This is astonishing given all the bad press Mr. Trump has received regarding women, and the articles written about how females have an unfavorable view of the businessman.

With men, however, Mr. Trump is killing it. He crushes Mrs. Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, by a 22-point margin, making up for any gap he has with the female vote. In 2012, Mr. Romney won the male vote by only 8 points to Mr. Obama. Meaning, if the election were held today and 2012’s turnout models held, Mr. Trump would win the popular vote by 4 million ballots. Mr. Trump would be the new president of the United States.

Yes, Mrs. Clinton should be doing better among female voters — especially given how she’s pandered to them this entire election cycle — but its her numbers among men that will be her Achilles Heel if these polls hold come November.

Thats aside from her silly womens rights stance.

 

[Good_Tidings]

Thats aside from her silly womens rights stance.

That statement says it all. Good day, Sir.

 

[GaryTaylor]

That statement says it all. Good day, Sir.

Bye Bye