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Clinton at risk of being upstaged

Clinton sure has a tough ACT to follow.

a reply to: Sillyolme

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: butcherguy

I know a girl who knows the cousin of the man who's the janitor at the arena.....
Yeah what ever.

What president spoke on behalf of trump?
What president at the top of his rating whom the public loves spoke up for trump?

There are two from his party. Why aren't they stumping for him?

Your going to find this hard to believe Silly but there's an awful lot of us out here who are sick to death of the political establishment. The less known people that vie for Trump(Sanders) the better that candidate looks.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: butcherguy

I know a girl who knows the cousin of the man who's the janitor at the arena.....
Yeah what ever.

What president spoke on behalf of trump?
What president at the top of his rating whom the public loves spoke up for trump?

There are two from his party. Why aren't they stumping for him?

They are friends of mine on the Hawaii delegation.
No janitor involved.

WATCH OBAMA REFER TO HIMSELF 119 TIMES DURING HILLARY NOMINATING SPEECH

119 times!

Go Unity!

a reply to: Sillyolme

What president spoke on behalf of trump? What president at the top of his rating whom the public loves spoke up for trump? There are two from his party. Why aren't they stumping for him?

Good question.

Answer:
What do I care about what either of the Bush Presidents have to say about Trump?
I don't trust either one of them.

Now.....
How many points did Hillary score from having Obama speak?
What top Republican wanted Trump to win?
Not one.
So who runs the Republican Party?
Apparently the voters.

a reply to: kosmicjack

To get through Chelsea and Hillary tonight might call for Everclear 190 proof.

There might not be any other option.

Apparently, the DNC is now paying people to fill the empty seats, left vacant by #demexit.

a reply to: Sillyolme
Because NO ONE wants what we have already had. I know that Clinton supporters don't get it but the rest of us our sick and tired of the same ol' same ol'. We would prefer NOT to parade the same people across the stage that have walked it many times. The people have spoken and we want change.
Obama promised it 8 years ago; now maybe we will get it.

a reply to: JinMI

He quoted the constitution ...because he could.
Trump probably doesn't know the first line of the preamble.

a reply to: JinMI

I agree with you, people are sick of it, and I completely understand the 'rebel' aspect of this. I've even toyed with the idea that it was a good thing, and thought we all might gain from the positive aspects of it -- show the establishment a thing or two.

But we cannot let this go too far. It's not a cute little game anymore. It's dangerous. He's dangerous. At some point the rebel game has to be given up. It was fun while it lasted.

This man is the least qualified person to run for President in the history of our country. He is running by what his ego dictates. He's egocentric. He's extremely insecure. He's needy. I'm not saying he's a bad man. I've read many accounts of how he's helped individuals and these accounts are endearing. People say in a one-on-one he's very gracious and charming.

He doesn't have the savvy, the wisdom, or the emotional stability to lead this country.

And think about this. A vote for him is making Pence President, because Trump will be impeached in short order. No, there is not enough Democrats in Congress to do it, but the Republicans will do it, and Paul Ryan will probably lead the way. John McCain, Cruz, Rubio, Graham, and all the others would impeach him in a heatbeat, and they will.

They don't want him.

They will impeach him in short order -- and you will have accomplished nothing but putting Pence in the oval office.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
After a week of republicans, a week of democrats, I'm about burned out.

After listening to both sides, my opinion hasn't changed.

Has anyone's opinion changed?

Yep quite a few Bernie supporters, many of which seem to be flocking to Jill Stein.

originally posted by: butcherguy
Now.....
How many points did Hillary score from having Obama speak?

a reply to: xuenchen

You can keep saying it.



But it doesn't make it true.

I like seeing you squirm.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Apparently, the DNC is now paying people to fill the empty seats, left vacant by #demexit.

Social media emergency advertising, or temp agency hiring.

a reply to: ladyinwaiting

They will impeach him in short order -- and you will have accomplished nothing but putting Pence in the oval office.

Aaaaaand Pence is not Hillary.

A WIN!

originally posted by: ladyinwaiting
a reply to: JinMI

I agree with you, people are sick of it, and I completely understand the 'rebel' aspect of this. I've even toyed with the idea that it was a good thing, and thought we all might gain from the positive aspects of it -- show the establishment a thing or two.

But we cannot let this go too far. It's not a cute little game anymore. It's dangerous. He's dangerous. At some point the rebel game has to be given up. It was fun while it lasted.

This man is the least qualified person to run for President in the history of our country. He is running by what his ego dictates. He's egocentric. He's extremely insecure. He's needy. I'm not saying he's a bad man. I've read many accounts of how he's helped individuals and these accounts are endearing. People say in a one-on-one he's very gracious and charming.

He doesn't have the savvy, the wisdom, or the emotional stability to lead this country.

And think about this. A vote for him is making Pence President, because Trump will be impeached in short order. No, there is not enough Democrats in Congress to do it, but the Republicans will do it, and Paul Ryan will probably lead the way. John McCain, Cruz, Rubio, Graham, and all the others would impeach him in a heatbeat, and they will.

They don't want him.

They will impeach him in short order -- and you will have accomplished nothing but putting Pence in the oval office.

You do have to have grounds to impeach you know.

You are right though, it is not a game. Putting a person as disgraced as Clinton in charge would be a disaster for the western world.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: xuenchen

You can keep saying it.



But it doesn't make it true.

I like seeing you squirm.

Put the mirror down.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Bernie supporter with a seat filler..

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a reply to: windword

I'm ready.
I don't do popcorn. I love it don't get me wrong.

The question is. ...is trump ready?.

I'd be worried if I was him.