Trump’s Support Drops in Military Communities

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Sojourner003 said:
Mr. Savage was added to a list of 22 individuals banned from the U.K. on May 5, 2009, under former Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The best-selling author and National Radio Hall of Fame inductee was accused of fostering hatred for his comments on immigration and Islam, earning him a spot on the list that included Hamas terrorist leader Yunis Al-Astal and former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard Stephen Donald Black.

So they do have a thorough vetting process!
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Yes, always keep those that disagree away from you. Words really can harm you and invade your safe space.
 
7_Sorrows said:
After what has happened in England the last 3 months, they should have more serious
things to worry about than the welcome Trump will get. That says a lot about their
culture. Thank goodness the colonies won!
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It’s the enemy within that will destroy the country.
 
Sojourner003 said:
I’ve never defended Kathy Griffin. I doubt the Queen would have started a twitter war with anyone. (Nor would her descendants) Don’t even try to compare our president with their queen.
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Why? Because she wasn’t elected?
 
Sojourner003 said:
Trump does not represent all of America. He behaved in a boorish manor. Who cares what Piers Morgan says. I don’t even know who he is. Let the British population have their say. If they want to moon Trump so be it. You voted for him; you deal with it. .
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I didn’t vote for him. I thought the two choices were horrible but since the democrat party and their ilk has not stopped their campaign, it’s easy to be against that.

Glad to see your dedication to class though. Keep up the good work.
 
Sojourner003 said:
What did you think was going to happen when you unleashed Trump and his unfettered twitter on the world? It was great during the campaign, it isn’t so great now, is it?
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Trump is the fault of the democrat party. They found someone so offensive that even the democrats in the rust belt couldn’t vote for her.

However, you feel free to keep embarrassing yourself and no, I don’t need smelling salts but thanks anyway.

The over the top whining from the democrat party stands a great chance of making things worse for them.
 
Sojourner003 said:
That if you voted for him you should deal with it? Hey, a whole city wants to moon him. I’m not taking any responsibility for that. Are you?
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But you think it’s great. Funny how you have more in common with a crowd of ***** than you do this country.
 
twf said:
I don’t think 19th century politics has much bearing on either modern party. That’s like saying “your great-great-grandpa had slaves, so you must be a racist too.”
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I would disagree with that. Further, I still find things in Genesis applicable to today.
 
dvdjs said:
Good, I am glad that you disagree with Borealis about what the general assertion is.
Worth reading the series of articles on 538 if you want insight in the analysis of this years polling. But a first point to realize is that Trump’s coming through at 2:1 against, while a surprise, should not be seen as a shock.
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I was surprised and it appears that many democrats were, and still are, shocked.
 
St_Pancake said:
I was surprised and it appears that many democrats were, and still are, shocked.
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I think it has more to do with who the US voted for and what it means about the people in this country than it does with the actual result.
 
St_Pancake said:
Why? Because she wasn’t elected?
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Yep. Thank God. She was anointed with chrism like David of old. The Church condemned democracy and republics in the early days of the French / American experiment. Perhaps she was wrong to warm up to mob rule :p. As a Canadian, my elected politicians promote such evils as abortion and homosexuality and never ever mention God in public. My Chief of State, the Queen, mentions Christ and the Gospel regularly, particularly during her annual Christmas address. It’s refreshing for me.
 
Jig_Saw said:
I think it has more to do with who the US voted for and what it means about the people in this country than it does with the actual result.
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It means that as bad as you think Trump is, the candidate the democrat party put forward was worse. It was the democrats in the rust belt that sent the election Trumps way because they couldn’t bring themselves to vote for Clinton.
 
St_Pancake said:
It means that as bad as you think Trump is, the candidate the democrat party put forward was worse. It was the democrats in the rust belt that sent the election Trumps way because they couldn’t bring themselves to vote for Clinton.
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Yes, and they’ll have to live with that choice.
 
Jig_Saw said:
Yes, and they’ll have to live with that choice.
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Those of us who voted for Trump have no problem living with it!

I think those that voted for Hillary need to learn to live with the fact she lost!!!
 
7_Sorrows said:
Those of us who voted for Trump have no problem living with it!
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There are people on CAF who voted for him and have acknowledged that they now regret doing so. Apparently some do in fact have a problem living with it.
 
Jig_Saw said:
I would think Trump’s polling numbers would be higher if that were true.

Oh, sorry ** cough, fake new, cough **
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Actually his numbers are higher than Clinton’s were at the same time of his presidency.
 
7_Sorrows said:
Ask them a year or two from now.
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I wouldn’t say it’s normal for folks to regret their voting choice just 5 months after an inauguration. But I can understand that’s an unpleasant reality for his supporters who refuse to criticize him.
 
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