If you support Trump, your career is over.

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: LSU0408

Furthermore, although you're just talking out of your ass

Talking out of my ass? I provided a source with the statistics I quoted.

if Trump pulled in the uneducated and poor, it still wouldn't change the fact that he wants to make this country great again. And that would make this educated, job holding man, and all those like me, extremely happy.

Make this country great again? Now who's talking out of their ass? That doesn't mean anything. It's a slogan like "Hope and Change".

Congrats. You fell for it.

ON THE NOSE!

Ive been saying this ever since he came up with this......Its the Rights answer to Obama and his supporters cant buy the kookaid fast enough....

This last debate was yet MORE of an example of how he has no real policies, the moderators asked him repeatedly to answer direct questions which he couldnt, he just redirected to how great he was and Hillary..........Kind of like his supporters do when presented with facts....

originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Indigo5

The shy Tory effect and the Bradly effect are the same phenomena, just with different conditions. We can call it the Shy Trump Effect if that's more to your liking.

Feel free to call it whatever you like, "shy trump effect" included, but the fact remains that evidence of it's existence is as likely as a ..."shy trump".

originally posted by: LSU0408

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: LSU0408

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: LSU0408

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: LSU0408
The more people push against Trump, the bigger his support base grows. Anyone that drops off is quickly replaced by more.

Not anymore. Trump has reached the ceiling on that gravy train.

According to who? Who has the actual proof that he reached his ceiling?

Well all the polls for one. I'm curious where your proof is that the opposite is true.

Polls? I've yet to be a part of one single poll. How many have you voted in? Polls are just a sample of 300 to 1200 people.
On top of that, Trump's crowds remain tremendously huge, tens of thousands, while Hillary sucks in about 100 to 300 people.

I guess you aren't very good at statistics if you make statements like this.

Also, the rally defense again? You do realize that anyone can go to a rally. Trump supporters, non-Trump supporters, repeat attenders, etc. Rallies are just representative of your base; Trump needs to expand outside his base at this point to get more votes. Though the longer it takes you to realize this the more confused you'll be when Trump ultimately loses the election.

Poll denialists are so funny, especially when reality smacks them in the face come November 8th. Instead of admitting that your candidate has a problem shown by poor polling, you just deny that the polls are accurate. Sure it works while the election is going on, but reality is creeping up on you. Less than a month to go now.

Well, not that I have to explain it to you, but I put just as much stocks in polls when Trump is ahead. You're forgetting how much different this election is than all others we've ever had in the past. Another thing, why do you people always add an "ist" to the end the names y'all call people that disagree with you?

So because things have proceeded differently than usual elections, that means we can throw the entire scientific field of statistics out the window? Yeah. No. Like I said, you don't understand statistics if you make statements like this.

originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: Bloodydagger



It’s Trump who is the authoritarian going around threatening people with prison if he gets elected president something NO CANDIDATE in history has done.


Hillary isn’t he only one Trump has threatened with jail if he gets elected

She's a criminal, she sent classified information to people who weren't authorized to read classified information, she lied under oath which is what got her husband impeached. General Petraeus went to prison for the same thing on a far lesser scale. She NEEDS to be in prison. Telling her she'll go to prison if Trump gets elected isn't authoritarian, it's common sense and right in line with what the majority of Americans want.

a reply to: Indigo5

Feel free to call it whatever you like, "shy trump effect" included, but the fact remains that evidence of it's existence is as likely as a ..."shy trump".

I suppose the correct umbrella term is "Spiral of Silence" theory. Dispute the evidence how you will.

originally posted by: tekn1cal
a reply to: LSU0408


i agree with you ,political division seems to be the greatest barrier. i just hope people can see through all the lies and deceit,because if we are honest here, our american brothers and sisters are about to make a decision that will effect the whole world wether we like it or not, it will effect us at some point.

Yes indeed. With a political split, there's no reason to argue over the BS and dig up BS. Let each side run things their way with the policies their people vote on, and let the military continue to fight for both sides. It's a win-win and we all get what we want except for the people who are only out looking to cause trouble.

How original.
Nice of you to join us on 08-31-2016.

Shill.

sorry, dbl post.

I love that the party of Bill Clinton and Anthony Weiner is lecturing us about sexual morality and morals in general.

LOL

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: Picklesneeze
a reply to: WilburnRoach



People like you that are only capable of screaming "bigot" or "racist" are actually helping Trump get votes.

You're exactly right. Its comments by Mr Roach that makes people vote for Trump. Stuff like that rallies Trump's base and brings in even more. Its how Trump has gotten to this point.

Really? It's the comments of others that drive people to vote for Trump, not his policy ideas, experience or intelligence?

No wonder our political process is so wonky. People vote with their emotions instead of logic or common sense.

You must understand - People voting for Trump are doing so to slap the establishment in the face. They vote for him to dismantle the current political establishment. People are tired of DC politics and they see Trump as a platform to use to dismantle it. Most Trump supporters don't support Trump "the man", Trump is being used by these people to vent their frustrations. Hes a conduit so to speak.

I would venture to guess that those people most likely have no idea what the "establishment" is.

And i'd venture a guess that a lot do.

Also, it has to do with not trusting the Government as well. Which is common among MILLIONS.

originally posted by: Bloodydagger
I love that the party of Bill Clinton and Anthony Weiner is lecturing us about sexual morality and morals in general.

LOL

And that has what to do with your topic? Or are you just covering the bases?

originally posted by: intrepid
Much ado about nothing. Do they take a human resources person into the polling booth with them? Who would know who you support?

This is why people stay shush shush at work and don't discuss politics. I'm quite certain that it has to do with openly saying who you support, which happens, a lot.

originally posted by: Zeta Reticuli

How original.
Nice of you to join us on 08-31-2016.

Shill.

You know, I was thinking the exact same thing.

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: Picklesneeze
a reply to: WilburnRoach



People like you that are only capable of screaming "bigot" or "racist" are actually helping Trump get votes.

You're exactly right. Its comments by Mr Roach that makes people vote for Trump. Stuff like that rallies Trump's base and brings in even more. Its how Trump has gotten to this point.

Really? It's the comments of others that drive people to vote for Trump, not his policy ideas, experience or intelligence?

No wonder our political process is so wonky. People vote with their emotions instead of logic or common sense.

You must understand - People voting for Trump are doing so to slap the establishment in the face. They vote for him to dismantle the current political establishment. People are tired of DC politics and they see Trump as a platform to use to dismantle it. Most Trump supporters don't support Trump "the man", Trump is being used by these people to vent their frustrations. Hes a conduit so to speak.

I would venture to guess that those people most likely have no idea what the "establishment" is.

And i'd venture a guess that a lot do.

Also, it has to do with not trusting the Government as well. Which is common among MILLIONS.

Perhaps that's the problem. I think the government as a whole does a fantastic job. It's reasonable to want to hold people accountable when they screw up in their positions, but I find the overall distrust of government that those millions of people have seems to be unhealthy.

originally posted by: Bloodydagger
These same organizations have put out to their employees that if you actually support Trump, your career is over. CNN has to be one of these news organizations that O'Reilly is talking about.

You mean the CNN that has Kayleigh McEnany on the payroll and on just about every political panel? The CNN who hired Corey Lewandowski the moment he left the Trump campaign and put him on the air non-stop? The CNN that has Jeffrey Lord on the payroll and on the air round the clock the entire campaign, sometimes five or six times a day?

originally posted by: Bloodydagger

originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
so lets speculate which three. my choices are.
1.ABC
2.CNN
3.MSNBC

these three seem to be the most bias, as i come across them during my tube surfing.

Those three would be my guess as well. CBS seems kind of neutral.

You ever watched CBS Evening News? Seems they always start out with a 10 to 15 minute negative story about Trump and nothing about Clinton, or a 45 second or less story about her.

originally posted by: intrepid
a reply to: LesMisanthrope

The premise is ridiculous. Only YOU know who you're supporting. Unless you want to attempt to influence your coworkers no one knows who you support. It IS a secret ballot, right?

You're ridiculous. You do realize that Candidates tell their voters to get out and spread the word right? This happens a lot. People (citizens) actually do get out and spread the word. Even at work. It happens a lot and its quite common actually.

originally posted by: LSU0408

I assume you are a grown man, so me having to explain this to you at this age is a little embarrassing..

Women in fact do enjoy physical contact, even sexual contact with men. They actually like sex...it's true.

But here is the important thing to remember..
They don't enjoy unwelcome physical contact by strangers. ...They don't enjoy being molested or groped by men that they don't know...that is actually called "Sexual Assualt"...EVEN when you are a "star"...and guess what?...It's not only immoral, it's illegal.

Despite what certain Presidential candidates might tell you..

“And when you're a star, you can do anything.
Whatever you want.
Grab them by the P****Y
You can do anything"

Hope that clears things up for you.

a reply to: Indigo5

Plus he apparently thinks that women can't tell the difference between reality and a book they are reading. His stupid meme is the same as accusing kids who play Grand Theft Auto of all being violent carjackers.