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11-15-2016, 10:09 PM
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We are probably getting the same shallow narcissistic petty tyrant that had that shitty selfserving propaganda show.
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11-15-2016, 10:11 PM
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Hell I'm all ready persona non grata with just about everyone on this forum.
What have I got to lose?
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AH, people do like to confess. Deception gets wearisome, we want to be ourselves and loved (or at least forgiven) for it. SO, you confess, you love Big Trump.
We knew.
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Here goes.
The establishment hates him.
That's a plus.
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Question: who does Trump hate? Who's adulation does he crave? Con men hate their marks. Trump will want what he does not have--the admiration and respect of the rich, the educated, the upper class, the ones who now, you say, hate him.
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I like him on trade.
I like him on infrastructure rebuilding.
I like him on foreign policy.
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You haven't the foggiest what he will actually do on these things. How could you? He doesn't.
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I want to see Obamacare axed. Although I don't think he'll come up with anything better, but I would still rather move on from this failure.
Supreme court? Who knows. I will say that Obamas master strategy of not making a recess appointment sure backfired didn't it?
I like the fact that he will be a strong leader. Obama, the great conciliatory accommodator got us nowhere. I like Obama. He's handsome, charismatic, cool, smart, but he's a push over.
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You like Trump, you don't like Obama. Got it.
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I don't like his tax plan.
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Heh. The tax plan is what shows whose friend he is. He needed cash during the campaign (yes he did), and the price he paid to get it was to publicly commit to this revealing plan. This is the big man brought to heal.
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I'm a little concerned about Roe vs, Wade, but the truth is I think Trump is a closet liberal on social issues. I think Ted Cruz pegged him right about the "New York Values". Except to Cruz and his followers that's a bad thing, to me that's good.
I also think he's probably an Atheist. I think that thing where he said the Bible was his favorite book was total fucking bullshit, which is fine by me.
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You project what you want onto him.
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I also think he's brilliant. Absolutely fucking A brilliant. He ran a campaign that defied all conventional wisdom and he would up making all his detractors look foolish in the end.
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You're the sort who likes Big Men, that's all.
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I consider him to be the enemy of my enemies, and therefore my friend.
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Wrong both times, I think.
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He took down Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and Hillary Clinton. Just for that he's already done a great service to this country. I'd give him a medal just for that.
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Let's see where we are in four years, then see about medals.
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11-15-2016, 11:32 PM
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So John Bolton is on tap, thank God that warmonger Hitlery didn't get in.
And, if Trump recoils from the unanticipated responsibilities and abdicates, you have your antiestablishment champions Pence and Priebus running the OO. Congrats!
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11-16-2016, 01:46 AM
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Anyone who believes a single word of Trump's campaign promises has rocks in their head. That dude changes position within the same sentence with no punctuation. 
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"Jetzt muss er liefern", as we say in German, literally - now he must deliver. (For example jobs, jobs, jobs... By the way, does America have already enough Autobahnen?)
But he has nothing to deliver but soap bubbles.
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11-16-2016, 07:34 AM
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There will be a few Potemkin villages.
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11-16-2016, 08:39 AM
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This is the kind shit the machine wants you to believe so the whole caboodle can be disregarded as hysteria. This is the kind of shit that creates stories for the masses. This how the propaganda machines works. They focus on the little shit to piss people off instead what peoples fears really are. Look at the comments. That is exactly what they are going for.
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Marketing paves the way. And marketing's ability to shape and control is at the heart of American Fascism.
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11-16-2016, 08:45 AM
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There will be a few Potemkin villages.
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A few more, and their size and number have been growing for a while.
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11-16-2016, 09:31 AM
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"Jetzt muss er liefern", as we say in German, literally - now he must deliver. (For example jobs, jobs, jobs... By the way, does America have already enough Autobahnen?)
But he has nothing to deliver but soap bubbles. 
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Our autobahnen need renovation and upgrading, as does so much else. We can't do it with tax cuts, but people would rather vote tax cuts and complain about shabby crumbling infrastructure.
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11-16-2016, 10:03 AM
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Our autobahnen need renovation and upgrading, as does so much else. We can't do it with tax cuts, but people would rather vote tax cuts and complain about shabby crumbling infrastructure.
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Don't worry. Under the Trump administration tax cuts will be for only the wealthy. We still have enough middle class to carry the burden.
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11-16-2016, 10:21 AM
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Our autobahnen need renovation and upgrading, as does so much else. We can't do it with tax cuts, but people would rather vote tax cuts and complain about shabby crumbling infrastructure.
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Tax cuts, and rebuilding infrastructure, repeal ACA, anything to keep the wealthy from paying their fair share which is the GOP credo.
2+2=4
What's that leave as far as paying for it? Either increase taxes on the working poor, the unemployed dumbasses who voted for dump. Or, making their children pay for it with increasing our national debt. (to China)
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