Trump’s Support Drops in Military Communities

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J_Peterson said:
Patriotism? Trump praised dictators that act in ways the U.S. finds abhorrent
Love of Family? Cheated on at least two wives.
Work Ethic? Is well known as someone who doesn’t pay either his workers or his debts.

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Good points. Trump has a work ethic when it comes to advancement of himself but not so much when it comes to his workers. His love of family probably applies more to his children than to his wives. His patriotism is more honored by his talk than his behavior.
 
randomuser said:
Love of family? Trump? You’re joking, right? Patriotism? It’s patriotic to break bread with the country believed to be complicit in the terrorist attacks of 9/11?

LOL
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The 9/11 thing is long played out now, thanks to Selfie-Stick’s world apology tour and bowing to Middle East dictators. Not a respectful nod, but full-blown bowing at the waist. Not to mention the Iran deal, which of course was totally fine, right?

And I’m curious as to when ‘believed to be’ became a synonym for ‘is guilty of’.
 
Lost_Sheep said:
The popular vote is wholly irrelevant. The electoral vote is the only one that counts. Winning the popular vote and $5 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
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Have you been there lately? $5 is the cover charge to get in now. It’s cheaper to go to a bar than Starbucks.
 
J_Peterson said:
Patriotism? Trump praised dictators that act in ways the U.S. finds abhorrent
Love of Family? Cheated on at least two wives.
Work Ethic? Is well known as someone who doesn’t pay either his workers or his debts.

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Nobody said he was a candidate for sainthood. But yes, he is a patriot. Don’t even try playing the ‘praising dictators’ card after Selfie-Stick opened up relations with Cuba, kowtowed to every Middle East dictator, and handed Iran hundreds of millions of dollars on a pallet of cash. None of you had the slightest problem with those things when President Zero was doing them. At least Trump isn’t selling American secrets the way his presidential opponent did.

As for work ethic, the man sleeps three hours a night, and the vast majority of the people who worked for him think he’s the greatest boss ever. But by all means, concentrate your attention on the tiny percentage of disgruntled employees. Because everyone knows that those are the only opinions that matter.
 
J_Peterson said:
It’s not nonsense, it’s observation. Hillary got the most votes but lost the election.

Not really. It explains the widespread dissent and overwhelming anti-Trump attitude in the U.S.
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And the voter fraud that was being revealed during the recount process had nothing to do with her popular vote total, right?

detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2016/12/07/judge-michigan-recount/95081650/
The recount resulted in minor changes in vote totals for the candidates – Clinton picked up a net gain of 65 votes on Trump in Ingham County, as Stein lost two votes – while exposing issues with precincts that couldn’t be recounted because of improperly secured ballot boxes or vote counts in the boxes that didn’t match election records.
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The recount, opposed by Schuette and the state Republican Party, started Monday and was originally scheduled to continue in more than 30 counties Thursday until the federal judge’s Wednesday ruling.
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“We’re seeing many precincts around the state deemed unrecountable because election workers failed to comply with longstanding Michigan ballot security measures,” Brewer said earlier Wednesday. “For the first time in a long time, the voters of this state are being allowed to see inside the election machinery.”
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wnd.com/2016/12/recount-uncovers-serious-fraud-in-detroit/
MUST READ! Penny Crider and I just got back from helping watch the recount at Cobo Hall in Detroit. On Nov. 8th (Election Day) the election officials at 8:00 p.m. shut down the polls. They then reconciled the differences from the machine count and the voter count on the computer. At this point, a Metal tag/seal with a serial number is put on the box and the box was taken away.
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Penny’s precinct, Detroit Precinct #152 had an unbroken seal and everything looked proper. The tag on the box said 306 and the book said 306 and the ticket said 306, so there should be 306 paper ballots on the box, right. Well when they pulled out the ballots the stack seemed short and when they finished separating the two page ballot to count the Presidential page only guess how many ballots were in the box? 304 no, 299 nope, 200 nada, how about 100 wrong again. There were only exactly 50 paper ballots in a locked sealed box that again was supposed to have 306. HMMMM.
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Borealis said:
Apparently you don’t see patriotism as a core value. Or love of family. Or work ethic.
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Sure I see patriotism as a core value. I don’t think Trump is patriotic because he regularly uses foreign workers in his businesses to save cost while calling on others to use the American workers he won’t. There are also significant unanswered questions about his connections to America’s long-time enemy Russia. That doesn’t seem very patriotic to me.

Love of family. Three times married?

Work ethic: The guy that can’t be bothered to read position papers?

I’d say nice try, but this isn’t even a good attempt.
 
Lost_Sheep said:
Again, the popular vote is irrelevant.
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Hey, thanks for weighing in. Now go back and read all the posts and see that I was using this in reference to the accuracy of polling or Jeanne S is going to be mad at you for me having to explain the same thing to another conservative that can’t read and comprehend the whole thread before commenting.
 
J_Peterson said:
Patriotism? Trump praised dictators that act in ways the U.S. finds abhorrent
Love of Family? Cheated on at least two wives.
Work Ethic? Is well known as someone who doesn’t pay either his workers or his debts.

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Now, just because he love dictators doesn’t mean he doesn’t love America. He’s just confused about what it stands for :rolleyes:.
 
Jig_Saw said:
Sure I see patriotism as a core value. I don’t think Trump is patriotic because he regularly uses foreign workers in his businesses to save cost while calling on others to use the American workers he won’t. There are also significant unanswered questions about his connections to America’s long-time enemy Russia. That doesn’t seem very patriotic to me.

Love of family. Three times married?

Work ethic: The guy that can’t be bothered to read position papers?

I’d say nice try, but this isn’t even a good attempt.
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Let him who is without sin cast the first stone
 
Jig_Saw said:
Hey, thanks for weighing in. Now go back and read all the posts and see that I was using this in reference to the accuracy of polling or Jeanne S is going to be mad at you for me having to explain the same thing to another conservative that can’t read and comprehend the whole thread before commenting.
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You’re the one that can’t comprehend that Hillary lost. Consider that before criticizing others.
 
Jig_Saw said:
Now, just because he love dictators doesn’t mean he doesn’t love America. He’s just confused about what it stands for :rolleyes:.
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He likes “smart cookies,” like the North Korean guy. That’s patriotic in my book. Now, c’mon, who wants to keep talking about Hillary and her stupid emails? 🙂
 
meltzerboy said:
Good points. Trump has a work ethic when it comes to advancement of himself but not so much when it comes to his workers. His love of family probably applies more to his children than to his wives. His patriotism is more honored by his talk than his behavior.
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Trump obviously has a very strong work ethic or he wouldn’t be where he is today.
How many employees do you think Trump has hired over the last 40 years? I would
think if he was a terrible employer he would have a hard time finding employees.
If someone has a business for 40 years I would not think it unusual to have a few
disgruntled employees.
As far as his wives, I have no idea what his relationship is with them. Since he has continued to be a good father to all his children over their lifetime, I would think he
probably has kept open communication with their mothers as well.
 
Jig_Saw said:
Sure I see patriotism as a core value. I don’t think Trump is patriotic because he regularly uses foreign workers in his businesses to save cost while calling on others to use the American workers he won’t. There are also significant unanswered questions about his connections to America’s long-time enemy Russia. That doesn’t seem very patriotic to me.

Love of family. Three times married?

Work ethic: The guy that can’t be bothered to read position papers?

I’d say nice try, but this isn’t even a good attempt.
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What exactly are Trump’s connections to Russia? Guess I missed that somewhere.
 
Jig_Saw said:
Seriously? You don’t keep up with the news. Sad.
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Hmmm, the news said Hillary would be our President right up to about 9pm on November 8th, 2016.

News need to keep up with reality, I’d say. Sad for you!
 
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