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Expatreprocedit
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Ever heard of Bernie Sanders?
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zab
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So my suggestion to you is please stop referring to other voters as “stupid” because they do not vote the way that you would like them to. Let other responsible voters come to their own informed decisions on whom they will vote for, based on their own observations and study.
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YADA
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He did not become the nominee did he?
The establishment opposed Reagan
The establishment opposed Trump
In between the two above the establishment opposed many conservatives [who ran as Republicans - giving them the majority the establishment said they needed] via the Tea Party movement … and the establishment undermined those elected and squandered the majority that was handed to them …
On the democratic side - the minority base has never really gotten anything for their support other than increased government programs which keeps them in poverty and beholden …
Bernie made a try - but they failed to pull it off - and he did not have the backing of the base either - the millennials mostly - though I could not figure that one out … most of his supporters that I know personally are still rebelling against their parents and a society that tells them what to do - so why support the socialist who would work to control every aspect of their lives - for a free college education
but that is for another thread 
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zab
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That is right, you did not call anyone stupid. And I can even agree with you that there are a lot of people making stupid decisions voting for the wrong reasons. What we may differ on is what you call stupid decisions.I didn’t call anyone stupid. Though I would suggest that there are lot of people making stupid decisions voting for the wrong reasons.
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Gabriel_Serafin
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So here’s the the moment of truth. One of two options will prevail.
Option A is a corrupt politician who has used her office for personal gain, has promised to fill the Supreme Court with pro-death, anti-God evil legislation, is responsible for the global refugee crisis, has promised to continue the economic direction that has tripled the national debt, has been ineffective in preventing terrorism to spread to our cities, is pushing for hundreds of thousands of un-vetted immigrants from terrorist states, has promised to increase taxes on the people that create jobs, has secretly plotted to have open borders, has promised more tax payer money to Planned Parenthood --a child-killing business that already receives hundreds of millions of our tax money to murder little baby girls and boys, has lied under oath multiple times, gets away with crimes that others are sitting in jail for, is a two-faced liar, and has promised continue the economic =course that is leading this country into economic collapse, is at the service of big money lobbyists, and makes Trump look like a naughty boy compared to a person who consciously and militantly campaigns for evil agendas, i.e. being a champion for late term abortion. The list goes on…
Option B is a sinner who has promised to populate the Supreme Court with pro-life constitutionalist justices like Antonin Scalia; wants to transform the Education system, has promised to give back people more of their money through tax cuts, want to to exterminate wasteful government spending and streamline government, wants to invest in U.S. infrastructure, is not a career politician, wants to give back power to the states, shrink oppressive government, has a plan to secure the border, is not in the pockets of oligarchs and special interest groups, does not cower in the face of political correctness, will bring change to Washington DC. and would be a fresh breath of air compared to the spineless Republicans that have allowed the past 8 years to spend our tax money into ruin.
Now, only one of these will possibly take charge of our country. Which is the smarter choice and why?
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adamhovey1988
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Trump IS an establishment Republican. (These views are my own) another warmongering neoconservative that does more harm than good to his own party. Racist and xenophobic. He made a comment about an Indian tribe wanting to build a casino and said something along the lines of “They don’t even look Indian, I have friends that are Indian”. Well, apologies Mr. Trump for not doing raindances and wearing a feathered headress whilst I smoke peyote and talk to the great spirit. I don’t mean not to be a sterotype, Mr. Trump. If you support Trump (or Clinton) I mean, that is up to you, but I can’t morally support either of them, and my faith does not require me to.
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gracepoole
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I moved out of my comfort zone last night and this afternoon by watching Hannity and listening to Limbaugh. What surprised me were their fairly eager and open statements that Trump is likely to lose. I hadn’t thought there was acknowledgement of something like this among conservative media personalities. They and their guests blamed “establishment Republicans,” of course, and claimed these types don’t want Trump to win. Limbaugh also asked why a Republican senator or representative would want to be reelected since the party will be dead once HRC wins. Wow. Where’s the moxie? Where’s the fighting spirit?
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7_Sorrows
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I am not asking Donald Trump to save us. I am asking Donald Trump to help us.
Help us get our country back where the country is for the people and not for creating a bigger government
These are dangerous times economically and politically around the world. The thought of Hillary Clinton leading our government in these turbulent times scares me to death.
She is not competent and not fit for the job. If she didn’t have the media, the White House, the Department of Justice in her back pocket she would probably not have beat
Hillary. She has the Soros money behind her, big banks, etc.
The Republicans who have turned their back on Trump should be ashamed of themselves!
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7_Sorrows
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How can you fight such an unbalanced fight? Trump is up against the White House, the Department of Justice, the FBI, George Soros and many big, big donors, all classes of media from newspapers, magazines, multi TV channels and now the Republicans!
Trump has lots of moxie and fighting spirit, but he is in an unbalanced battle. We have lost our country.
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zab
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Why should respectable Republican leaders be ashamed for recognizing the damage that their support for Donald Trump could do to their own campaigns which are very necessary to have some control in our legislature? And Why should I (and other voters like me) be ashamed of myself for taking the time to read about both of these candidates so that I could have an informed opinion of who each of the candidates is? And, if I, who have good reason to be concerned about the trustworthiness (yes, there is more to our concern than "locker talk) of the GOP candidate and choose to follow my conscience in voting for a third party candidate whom I believe is most suitable to lead our country, then why should I be ashamed of that? If I voted for Trump, it would be a useless vote in my state anyway. I have never in my life seen such abandonment of Republican leaders of the nominee. Maybe they know something that you don’t.
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Sy_Noe
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Just a few points. Terrorism was on our shores prior to the past 8 yrs. The economy wasn’t “about to”, it actually did collapse prior to the past 8 yrs. Remember Sept 11 and the Great Recession? Our cities are not on fire. Freedoms are not evaporating. Are there still problems? Certainly. But this is a problem many see with Donald Trump. He paints with such a broad brush doom and gloom. And some don’t seem to want an earthquake started by the man they heard in the recent tape from when he was nearly 60 yrs old. For some it was a last straw.
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Gabriel_Serafin
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8 years ago Iraq was under reconstruction, there was no massive immigrant crisis, Isis did not exist and there weren’t regular riots threatening to burn down major cities on a regular basis. Since 2008 the national debt has tripled, sodomy has been institutionalized, Catholic adoption agencies have been shut down, children have been robbed of mothers and fathers, social engineering has been imposed on the public, psychosexual disorders have been normalized, Obamacare has been forced upon the country, terrorism has spread globally and become a regular event in American cities, the economy is on the verge of complete collapse, and political corruption is the status quo. While others are in jail Hillary Clinton is above the law; she shames Mr Trump for his private conversations, while she defends and celebrates her husband the rapist sexual predator. So yes, Washington needs a political earthquake, real hope and real change for the better—not the despair and change for the worse we got from Mr. Obama…
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The Establishment Republicans aren’t some privileged group of power brokers that scheme with Establishment Democrats behind closed doors. They hold their position because they’re spineless. They run for the hills whenever the going gets tough. They denounce and abandon any colleague out of fear that the media will target them, too. They just want to collect paychecks for blowing hot air then slinking away when the media brings pressure for the Democrats. The only time they’d ever stand for anything is when they had the full force of public opinion behind them. They just want to be popular…while looking principled.
They’re cowards.
A President Trump would have them fall in line before he’s even sworn in.
They’re cowards.
A President Trump would have them fall in line before he’s even sworn in.
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zab
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Lol Well he is doing a fine job of getting everybody together.
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petra22
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Very well said, IMHO! We have no one to blame if we let the brazen lawless liberals who say they have only good at heart… I also agreed with the poster who said Satan was a liar… Check the lies and don’t put those people in AGAIN!
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petra22
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Maybe the DOJ and the FBI and the IRS have files on our Republican representatives that they can’t bear for their voters to see???
I heard Hillary was good at “borrowing” files and losing them…
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