TRUMP...Most Votes In GOP History

a reply to: UKTruth

Right because the Donald is so ready with his how.
Just leave it to me. Ill talk to China,
Narcissistic personality disorder.

double post

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UKTruth

Well you would be what I call ...wrong. Top of my class. College grad.
Hillary supporter.
My age group over 50. I'm retired already.
Homeowner.
Born and raised in NYC I knew Trump when he first started making noise. He had the reputation of a party lad. A cheater who divorced his first wife to marry the bimbo he was cheating on her with. Then when she gets a bit older he trades her in for a newer model.
Crass and classless. That was trump. Gold doors and fake indoor waterfalls and fake plants.
All that glitters is not gold.

Thank you for you CV. I will take it under consideration and get back to you some time next week.

a reply to: Annee

Some folks don't agree but I did lol.

a reply to: BlueAjah

Small potatoes. Those same states are decidedly blue in a general election. Don't expect Trump to beat Hillary in those states.

a reply to: UnBreakable

My husband and I are both in Hillary's camp. Our closest friends who also happen to be neighbors are die hard Trump supporters.
This doesn't stop us from our nightly front porch gathering over beer or wine or from karaoke night every other Friday.
When it seems thing may get heated we simply change the subject. There is certainly more that our relationship is based on besides politics.
Our youngest who is 20 is a Bernie supporter. From all indications he has decided not to vote in the general.
I'm going to tell him he can still write in Bernie if he feels that strongly.

a reply to: BlueAjah

Keep telling yourself that.
He is not a racist
He is not a racist
Blah blah blah blah blah

a reply to: ketsuko

He was the leader of the birther movement. He believes what he sees on the internet. He is obviously a conspiracy theorist.
Now he's spokesperson for Fox claiming all kinds of crap about hillary and the e mails and the moron even brought up Benghazi even though a congressional hearing exonerated her and the administration of any laxity or wrong doing. He's pandering to the dummies who will just eat up what he says without bothering to learn the truth because they look at him as some kind of authority.
He is an under educated fool.
I know his elementary school. Full of wealthy kids but just average in student accomplishments.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Keep going... you are proving my point Thank you....

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: ketsuko

He is obviously a conspiracy theorist.

Not to belabor the obvious, but you are here, this is conspiracy theory forum ... what does that make you? Either you are here to think about and discuss conspiracies or you think you are more enlightened then thou and think you are here to "educate" us poor dumb ol' folks. Either way, it appears you didn't think too much about your audience when you wrote this smear.

a reply to: jimmyx

his achievements?....lost hundreds of millions in investor money through 3 of his real estate bankruptcies...and..... 1...trump airlines...failed 2...trump beverages....failed 3...trump "the game"....failed 4...trump magazine...failed 5...trump mortgage...failed 6...trump steaks....failed 7...trump travel site...failed 8...trump university...failed 9...trump vodka...failed 10...trump cologne...failed 11...trump menswear...failed 12...trump-branded mattress...failed

And yet he is a billionaire...I would have no problem with having failures like that if it made me a billionaire.

And it’s simply not the case that Trump is “fair-to-middling” at running his business. In fact, Trump’s business is insanely profitable. According to that Businessweek story, the Trump Organization brought in about $605 million in revenue last year, and managed to clear somewhere between $275 and $325 million in profit. That’s a phenomenally high profit margin (which, of course, is a key sign of the health of a business). Trump’s approximately 50 percent margin means his company is more profitable than Pfizer, Gazprom, and Hyundai – all the most profitable companies in their respective industries. Trump’s company even has higher margins than Apple. Who knew? It turns out Steve Jobs was only “fair-to-middling” at running a business.

www.weeklystandard.com...

That's one heck of a failure...oh wait he brings in over a quarter of a billion dollars in profit says he isn't.

a reply to: Sillyolme

He doesn't even have a master's degree. He got a BA in business. More than half of the previous presidents were lawyers.

You do understand the US is more like a business which is why someone who understands it will be able to improve it better than say a lawyer or senator who only care about themselves and what can they get out of their position.

And being a lawyer doesn't make you anymore qualified to be president than his BA in business does.

Wow Hillary supporters on ATS. Who wouldve thought.



Lying is all she does: she will say anything to anyone for votes. Her debates consist of basically laughing away concerning points raised against her. The woman-card is all too true and Im not at all a Trump-supporter: because his promisses are just as empty.

Explain away her southern accent when campaigning there:



Just sad.

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: ketsuko

He is obviously a conspiracy theorist.

Not to belabor the obvious, but you are here, this is conspiracy theory forum ... what does that make you? Either you are here to think about and discuss conspiracies or you think you are more enlightened then thou and think you are here to "educate" us poor dumb ol' folks. Either way, it appears you didn't think too much about your audience when you wrote this smear.

I've found that the term 'conspiracy theorist' is often used by stupid, low information, people as an insult. They tend to have no understanding of history.

a reply to: ketsuko

That makes me....not someone who is running for the highest office in the land.

a reply to: UKTruth

What point would that be? Do you have a point? Other than insulting people who have a different opinion of the Orange one than you do that is?

Hint most Americans are laughing at him and the rest are frightened for the future. Either way he will spend Dec2016 crying about how he was cheated.

a reply to: tsurfer2000h

I do understand that the president needs to handle himself on a much bigger stage than just our own soil.
You do know the U.S. is a country that shares the planet with 195 other countries.(not like a business) and has to
exist alongside all of them.

Since 26 out of 44 of our presidents were lawyers I'd say that degree (masters)certainly does qualify you.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UKTruth

What point would that be? Do you have a point? Other than insulting people who have a different opinion of the Orange one than you do that is?

Hint most Americans are laughing at him and the rest are frightened for the future. Either way he will spend Dec2016 crying about how he was cheated.

I was just pointing out that most people I have spoken to who use the term 'conspiracy theorist' as an attack in a argument are stupid and misinformed.