If Donald Trump is elected as President of the United States, what will be YOUR

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   Author Cherylposted 9 years ago

   He can't state a whole sentence without blowing up.  He is a bigot, racist, woman hater who will give big tax breaks to the wealthy.  He is a liar.  This is just a "I did it" moment for him.  He has filed for bankruptcy 3 times.  This is his 3rd time running for president.  Just because he has money does not make him a good candidate for president.  You think we won't be at war within six months of him winning and probably on our own soil.  Be fooled by him but I will not be fooled.  I don't care who doesn't like it.  He could very well be the head of the KKK.  No one deserves to be talked to or treated like he has and will continue to treat people.

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      fpherj48posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      "3rd. time running for President"....???   WHO?  Trump?  Pray tell, please tell us what years he ran TWICE before this?  Did I just wake up on another planet?

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      lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      The funniest is when he dropped out because he couldn't stand David Duke being  in his party, but now can't remember who he is. Suck up.

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      roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      He hinted over the decades that he may, but this is his first time running.

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   afrykanqwinposted 9 years ago

   I would laugh. I would laugh because of how many people have hated on Obama..a very intelligent and wise guy who came to power and revealed the amount of hate,prejudice,discrimination and dysfunction that exists in this country.
   
   I would laugh, because many people say Obama is Muslim, yet they would rather elect a man who really idolizes money and sees himself as God. Isn't the republican party supposed to uphold Christian values such as love?
   
   I would laugh because he would be a mirror of all the ignorance that exists in this country. Does he even know anything about foreign policy. Pardon me but does he even know where Africa is on the map? But let us forgive him for his rude and racist remarks. We shall blame it on the ignorance.
   
   Finally, I would laugh because everyone including his won running mates would be in shock. But why? Because it will be biggest joke of this century!
   
   Thank you Obama for being great and bringing to light the deep wounds that exist in this nation. Even though I did not agree with some of your decisions, I still believe that it has been 8 years of great work!  Cheers.
   
   TRUMP.GET OVER YOURSELF.

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      Glenn Coposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Trump is the personification of all that is wrong with this country!!
      
      I'm not religious, but I pray that he is not elected!!

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   Webmerchantposted 9 years ago

   If you are still on the fence about this one, watch this show from John Oliver about Trump. Inbetween the humour, he makes valid and serious points. Think carefully about this one, America: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnpO_RTSNmQ

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      PeterStipposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      This is such a brilliant show. Truly intelligent. People like John Oliver makes america great (again)

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      fpherj48posted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Webmerchant....Thank you so much 4 the link.   That was fabulously funny!  I love John Oliver.

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   Angele Parrisposted 9 years ago

   I do not support Donald Trump for president, and If he wins I would be very surprised.
   
   I heard Barack Obama speak a few years before he decided to run for president. Many people in the audience (black and white),  were encouraging him to run for president. I actually spoke with some white people, (or I should say they spoke to me) after hearing Barack speak,  and they were all confident at the time that Barack would make a good president.
   
   The reason why I mentioned Barack Obama in this discussion, is because I have also had experiences with Donald Trump. He sounds like racist, bigot, and every other racist descriptions. However, the services provided by the Trump organizations, are among the best I have experienced, that it is extremely difficult for me not to back Donald Trump as a business person.  I strongly believe that the hassle that Trump has faced in the past, is because his policies tend to promote racial harmony rather demote, and that those who are against Trump are the racists. I listened to a speech he delivered at Liberty University on You-tube and I am in agreement with all he said.
   
   I agree with his desire to go "bigger", and I understand his goal to "fix-it up" and create a huge empire. I also agree with his philosophy on immigrants. I am from Jamaica, but I think some law should be put in place, to make Americans, beneficiaries of a better standard of life than immigrants.  I agree with him that it is frustrating to go to other countries, and see how they live, and then come back to America and see how we live. I do not know if it is Donald or his father, but services provided by Trump organizations have been of a better quality than others I have experienced.
   
   If he does not become president, I think the new president, should take a page out of the Trump book, and give more Americans the opportunity to "live a better life".

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      Ken Burgessposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Great comment, thanks for sharing with us.

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      PeterStipposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Donald Drumpf says it as it is. If he sounds like a racist and bigot then he is a racist and a bigot.
      When you say huge empire I read a dream Stalin, Hitler and all the big dictators had.
      Donald Drumpf is simplistic but dangerous man.

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   wingedcentaurposted 9 years ago

   Hi Grace Marguerite Williams! How's it going?
   
   To my knowledge, nobody has been able to identify any actual policy position, held by Mr. Trump, that is anywhere near as flamboyant, one way or another, as his presentation. Therefore, there would be no need to react immoderately, either in pessimism or "fear for this country," and all that; or joy.
   
   Frankly, it seems to me that Trump is the one who would---and should---be the most worried, if he were to actually win the White House. He would quickly learn that it is a whole lot more fun being a "rabble rouser" than it is to actually govern the United States of America.
   
   Does he have any experience in politics and government? That is, running for office of some kind, winning, and then actually serving by governing, be it at the city, county, state, or federal level. Running a corporation, no matter how large it is, is not the same as governing a city, state, or legislative district.
   
   Ronald Reagan cannot serve as a model. Ronald Reagan had served eight years as governor of California---one of the top five largest states in the Union---before becoming President of the United States. And he had spent the better part of his adult life in preparation, honing his political skills, and developing his political philosophy as a spokesman for GE, as a radio commentator, and as a union leader (SAG), albeit as one widely perceived to be management's best friend.

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   kdthomas1118posted 9 years ago

   Everyone needs to listen to the issues and polices that are being proposed.  That said, I would have to support someone besides Hilary.  Many democrats are not happy with Obama or they would not be voting for Trump.  Many conservatives want Cruz and have hope that will still happen.  America is about people of every color, size and breed.  We are Americans period.  Not black women or white women, Americans.
   
   Our leaders in office right now are set on dividing us like right before the civil war.  Trump is saying I have been successful.  I have been a liberal, it is not working anymore.  Our country is not great. Business makers that create jobs are going to other countries because of policies not personality.  This is a policy problem.  People over the age of 40 are concerned about our children's future.  Young people in college have not seen taxes go up.  Food go up. Housing go up.  They just see free stuff.  But, when an ad says free, read the small print.  Trump  is many things, but one thing he is, is a job creator.  What has Obama created?  Someone like Trump running for president. Whether you are just starting out or about to retire.  Unless we get taxes under control, create small business and great products, we will be socialist and we will have civil war.

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      Ken Burgessposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      excellent comment, good rationalization

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      supremeupbeat kposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      quite rational  comment.

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   Brie Hoffmanposted 9 years ago

   I would be ecstatic!  For the first time in almost 20 years I would feel exuberant!  Why?  Because he would stop Muslims, who cannot be vetted, coming into this country and killing people, because I want the border closed and defended..we have enough unemployed here in this country!  I would be hopeful that jobs would be returned to this country, that abortion would be overturned and that Christians would not be persecuted for not baking wedding cakes for homosexual weddings!

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   GARH608posted 9 years ago

   Great....the drama king wins....UGH!! Many will probably lose their health care. People like me, who need it. Need medication for epilepsy. I will have to try and go through that WHOLE process again, or live without. Cannot win in this country!

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   Enigmatic Meposted 9 years ago

   As a neighbour to the US, I fear what else besides the wall between us will be an obstacle to being true neighbours. Our history of being trade partners with the US has been rocky, no matter who is in charge of which country. But my main fear is that with the continual black and brown outs across a lot of the US, we will be at war over water. Timber and fishing rites have long been the strength of our relationship (contentious at times for sure- yet still the meat and potatoes of our connection), and with what Harper had done as PM of Canada re: abolishing restricted and protected waterways as a means to enable pipeline creation, Trudeau may or may not seriously re-instate those. There is a huge battle within Canada politically - many in the West believe Canada was duped into going with a lesser known party which will alienate 'progressive economy' aka fracking/pipeline building and puts the West in jeopardy of being economically stable - as a socialist country, we all pay in and help out others - a concept foreign to many Americans, and so, many Western Canadians have adopted a pro-capitalist framework, hoping not to see tax dollars going East. The down turn of the oil industry in the West has already seen huge negative impact on jobs, housing market etc, with many crying that the Canadian Gov has sold them out, and is not working from a sane pov. This only furthers the worry that Can/US relations will be farther apart.
   
   Long standing military support of the US has been an issue for decades. Canada appeared to be teflon, never wearing any of the negative the US was given as Canada is "good" and "filled with nice people". Since 2000 Canadian alignment with the US has been troubling. And the Afghanistan situation all but re-constructed Canada's reputation on the world stage.
   Trudeau has put a good foot forward in an attempt to again re-define Canada as a separate entity from the US. I worry Trump and his rah rah attitude will not only turn US into a Marshall Law Country, but that it will further create dissonance between us, and focus that had been about the 'enemy oversea' will eventually be brought closer to home.

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      Marseiposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      I am a great admirer of Justin Trudeau, have read extensively about him.  I believe he will work well with the person who will be our next President and I don't believe it will be Mr. Trump.

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    Marseiposted 9 years ago

    First, what a great question. My reaction would be sadness that enough people would buy in to his message to elect him.  I am 70 years old.  I remember watching the protests at the Democratic convention in 1968 on television and crying when I saw young people bloodied by Daley's cops. It was a rebellion. 
         This is a rebellion of a different type.  It's that ol' pendulum again.  It will always try to find the middle. Although I'm very happy where we are, perhaps there is a need to swing back to the right somewhat this time.  I believe the Universe balances itself.  I don't believe Donald Trump will be elected.  I believe his defeat will be similar to that of Barry Goldwater.  He was the darling of the KKK in my day.   And once our new President takes office, he/she would be an imbecile not to remember the issues that were raised by the entire Trump debacle and address them. 
         Looking back over my life since 1946, I've learned that life does make sense, but usually only in retrospect.  Donald Trump doesn't like to lose.  If it reaches a point where there's no chance for him to win, he may disappear as quickly as he came on the scene and go back to running Trump world.
         I like what another person said, that a nation gets the leader it deserves.  We are at times lost and afraid, but I believe we are more good than bad and that we will get the leader we deserve.  When others forget who we are, I believe it's our job to remind them.
    Marsei

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       jman00001posted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Beautifully written response!
       
       However the concern is that our choice is Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. 
       
       Hillary's part is also checkered with Whitewater and other Clinton scandals.
       
       I wish we had a clearer, honorable, healthier option.

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    The Indexerposted 9 years ago

    In the UK there is a political party that comes out with all sorts of crazy policies that are produced just to make an impression, without having been properly thought through - much in the way that Donald Trump operates.
    
    It's called the Official Monster Raving Loony Party. It gets a few votes at every General Election but not enough to get it taken seriously.
    
    However, in the United States it looks as though its equivalent leader could be elected as President!

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    Glenn Coposted 9 years ago

    First, I will be shocked beyond belief.
    Second, I'll wait for him to declare bankruptcy on the country, to escape our debt, as he has done with his businesses several times.
    Third, I will feel sad for any people of color, as I truly believe that Trump is a racist and an elitist in the extreme.
    Fourth, I'll hold my breath that he and Vlad. Putin don't get into a nuclear showdown.

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       PeterStipposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Yes and the frightening thing is why does he get so many support. In Europe it's the same extreme populist parties that gain power. Haven't we learned anything where extreme right wing/ fascism can lead us to!

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       lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       No we haven't. Today is the day our pols genuflect to one of the biggest ones. We learn nothing, only repeat.

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    Aniya Hyattposted 9 years ago

    if trump becomes president I'm just going to start packing my stuff because I'm going to be on my way to Africa ..

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    bulletindataposted 9 years ago

    As I am outside the US. Most probably I will sit on my couch with popcorn every day and watch live comedy.

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       Sgt Prepperposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       Yuppers, bread & circus to keep our minds off what the Illuminati(Jesuits, Freemasons, Skull&Bones, CFR, etc.) are doing behind the scenes.

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    GLakshmanposted 9 years ago

    He can become as a president but make sure he should full fill the basic desires of people in America.

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    Sheila Wilsonposted 9 years ago

    My reaction will be the same if Hillary is elected. Which is the lesser of the two evils? I honestly don't know. For once, I'd like to see presidential candidates who reflect American excellence rather than mimic a circus of fools and fails.

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       Perspycaciousposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Amen and cheers, Sheila.

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    emgeposted 9 years ago

    I  will first have to see whether all that he has said during the campaign is just rhetoric or with some substance. In case he follows what he says than the battle lines that have been blurred under Obama will be clearly defined. It will also give heart to many nations fighting Islamic militancy. There is no doubt that Islam is the only religion that is quoted by its supporters to establish a caliphate. Trump may be the answer, but we will have to wait and see.

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       roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       thank you for some great reason madan!! I think exactly the same!

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    jman00001posted 9 years ago

    Amazed shock will be my reaction.
    
    Why? Because Trump running & winning is further evidence of the people's apathy and disbelief in American government officials being honorable, moral or loyal to the people and the precepts of the US Constitution.
    
    Trump being a leading republican candidate is proof the broken Republican party. IS Trump a tough bully? Yes of course he is and that is one of the reasons he is winning votes from a sea of apathetic voters. 
    
    Republican's want a candidate that can beat Hillary Clinton and most feel that Trump is the only possibility.
    
    Many want real change! Change that is NOT corrupted socialism such as what Obamacare represents! Trump's outlandish behavior promises such change.
    
    Will there be risks under Trump? Of course there will be! International politics and business effects including war - yikes! Guess what - many Americans are willing to take those risks.. they want the adventure... they want a show of "real strength" regardless of repercussions.
    
    All this is do to a total failure by government to represent the people toward a health, positive, proud  and productive lifestyle.  Habitual welfare is more entrenched than ever before. Mexican borders have stayed open because of government official’s sleazy deals with the drug trade and low cost labor users and shady political contributions. Human trafficking is at a high supplying so called massage parlors.. Prostitution and strip clubs, Shady toll roads ownership and conflict of interest with legal system.  These things continue and grow BECAUSE government officials - republican and democrat- routinely accept and profit by it.
    
    Face it . The people - on welfare or working- really have no representation any more.
    
    Wake up people!  Voting Trump in represents a relatively bloodless, soft version of a new American revolution. Something we the people have sorely needed for some time now.   For better or worse- it is time to try and Make America Great Again.
    
    The other candidates will NOT try to fix America. Trump will try. He might make things much better (or worse).

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       roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       The people on welfare have had their representation. They have abused the system. That is why the democrats have a better chance. They please the people who don't work but want stuff for free. The working american class is the one that is not heard.

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       lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Democrats are the union party, which has done more for the working man than anything else imaginable. The ones who want something for free are the Capitalists owners and their cheap wages. Labor is superior to wealth--Thomas Jefferson.

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       Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Robert are you referring to the welfare queen from 1980s...the one Reagan brought up? If so that's a myth.

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       roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Idk what a welfare queen is? What I am talking about is all the people who are getting free handouts who could freaking work! As a white person I am the minority because all the other groups get privileges I don't get now?!

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       Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Welfare queen is where the welfare myth came from . BTW most of the welfare recipients I know are whites who lost their jobs during the Great Recession.Whites and non-whites I know didn't like being on them, either (payouts are bad)

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       roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Well the us population is 62% white. Africans are 13%. However out of all the welfare cases there as as many blacks as whites. So that tells you 4 times as many blacks get welfare then white people, based on percentage of the population.

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       Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       What's the percentage for blacks on welfare? Saying the population of the U.S. has 13% of the population are blacks doesn't automatically mean there are more blacks on welfare, percentage-wise. Also, why focus on African-Americans?

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       lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Most welfare is in Republican states, because they always put business interests ahead of the little guy. Just look at Kansas and Louisiana. And they take children from mothers,  put them in state custody. It's horror show.

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       Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Also, don't forget that some of these "welfare cheats" are working in jobs that don't pay enough to support them or their families (i.e. Walmart employees).

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Dude I did the math already. For all the people on welfare, blacks make up 38% and white makeup 38%... so 4x as many blacks are on welfare based on population. Since whites are 62 and blacks are 13... right?(: they take the most per person, thats why

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        Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        First, check your math. Secondly, the names not dude. And finally, where did you get your stats from and do they tell the whole story.  This sounds like you have a beef with blacks. Do you? You may want to consider your position.

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        u do math fo me since i so dumb. R u a chick? Look up if u don't believe. all on welfare=100% & blacks make up 38% along w/ whites. There r 4x as many whites in america. Yet there r just as many blacks as white in welfare! only beef wit takers!

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        Link10103posted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Ok so wait...is the argument that because there are more black people on welfare, they're cheating the system? What kind of fucked logic is that?

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Same amount of black & whites on welfare. But there are 4x as many whites in america. Oh wait it must be da white man fault. They get all these advantages. A white guy gets shot no one cares. A black man and its protest time. They leave their fam

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        Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        You're getting bitchy and you ask if I'm a chick (LMAO) Also,  how do I know you're not a taker? If there's one thing I learned over the years is that big mouths are such because they're embarrassed about something.
        Still think your math sucks.

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Prove my math wrong then smarty! I am not a taker, i have a disability from my lupus sle but I'm not on disability, i used to be a dope head and supported my own habit, spent over 100k! i love blacks that hustle on their own! & I'm jumpy by natur

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        PeterStipposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Who Gets Food Stamps? White People, Mostly.
        http://goo.gl/TEo3dF
        This is a stupid racist discussion by the way. Nobody is on welfare just for fun. ask them if they rather want to have a job and most of them would answer positive.

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        Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Wait a second! You were a dope-head that blew through 100k and you're proud of that? There are plenty of hard-working folks out there who swallowed their pride to take assistance (even while working) and you're calling them cheats! STFU!

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        Welfare isn't food stamps! People on welfare make more money by getting rid of the dad then having him work! It don't work with food stamps that way. Peace though i got better things to do! Like... uh... work!(: Bye bye.

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        Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        As Motley Crue puts it: Don't go away mad. Just go away.. and do your "um job."

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        roobposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        i was gunna go but i have to say one more thing. Nikki Sixx or whatever, remember when he got mad at black security guard and called him the n word? Maybe u shoulda brought up a different band lol. Peace bro!

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        Dean Traylorposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        You lost the argument. Go away. I'm done with you.

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        Sgt Prepperposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        GOD WANTS YOU to vote for birther-Trump.

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        lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

        God is a republican?

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        fpherj48posted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Dean..U sweet man.I luy U! That piss pot has asked 4 a damned good lashing since he signed up! All mouth, disrespectful, self-proclaimed know it all, doesn't work, lives w/ Mama & clearly illiterate. Mimics what he hears & is PROUD!! Good job

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        fpherj48posted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Of course not Leslie.   God is Green Party!

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        lovemychrisposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        That would be Goddess jill Stein. (But I hear she has issues)

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    justthemessengerposted 9 years ago

    I agree with Tusitala Tom who says a nation deserves the leaders it elects. Maya Angelou is quoted as saying  " when people show you who they are, believe them." Donald Trump is showing us who and what he is: a selfish, mysoginistic, hateful, racist demagogue who will say and do anything to get what he wants. Satan uses people like him to see what he can get away with and as long as there is a sub set of people whose first reaction to anything is fear, loathing and seeking a scapegoat to blame for all problems the Trumps of this world have a chance of being elected. So lets not choose a devil to lead the country and then be surprised when the nation goes to hell in a hand basket.

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    Dean Traylorposted 9 years ago

    If this happens, my thought would be this: to borrow a line from Eminem, will the real Donald Trump, please stand up?
    Will we get the business savvy Donald (he claims to be) or will we get the one that went bankrupt four times?
    Will we get the one that dishes out on jobs moving to China, or the one that has his own line of clothing made in that very place?
    Will he deliver on those promises he keeps saying we will like so much that we will get sick of it (and for that matter actually elaborate on them) or will we be gurgling his brand of Trump Snake Oil?
    And, will we get a tough president, or a thin skinned one that still debates with a writer that once mentioned he had small hands...more than two decades ago?
    I know there's a lot of angry yokels out there that truly want to believe that he is the latest and greatest. To them, he's saying the things they've only dreamed of saying in polite society. But, so far, The Donald has been a lot of talk with very little substance. Just a lot of "This is Huuuge!"  After a while, even a firebrand like him gets boring.

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       lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       He's going to lose it soon. Once those pics of his wife really get out, plus there are a couple of allegations against him by women, in the Clinton vein...he won't be able to handle it. Song by Jimmy Cliff, the harder they come, the harder they fall.

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    tjlajoieposted 9 years ago

    I believe he is the right man, at the right moment in history, with the right answers.  I think people will surprised at how good a president he can be.

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    short ladyposted 9 years ago

    Horror. Watching the debates from where I am in Europe right now makes it all seem like a nightmare. To have to live it would be the worst thing imaginable. Why: Because a country run on hate will do nothing but burn and destroy.

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       tjlajoieposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Your answer begs the question...how's that philosophy of kumbaya working out in Europe right now?

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    Discordzrocksposted 9 years ago

    JOY TO THE WORLD, DONALD TRUMPS PRESIDENT, GET READY, FOR IMMORTAL, RACISM.

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    Travel'n Personposted 9 years ago

    Our system of government is such that the president has limited powers.  Congress has more power anyway.  Presidents either take credit for or are blamed for things they have very little control over.

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    Shyam Chand Majhiposted 9 years ago

    He is racist. I will be surprised if he will become president of US.

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    imaswiftieposted 9 years ago

    i will be shocked? Haha. I mean, if most the people of America voted for him then its okay, maybe they know how Trump run a country well.

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    Jadelynx-HPposted 9 years ago

    There is no good choice for President.  Trump may be a lot of things, but you can bet that he will shake things up and change things.  Maybe for the good, maybe for the bad, but he will change things.  The same cannot be said for Hillary, who if elected will give us the same old crap, bleeding us dry so her and her corporate cronies can live the high life.
    
    Things need to change, even if that change is violent.  Trump being elected does scare me, but not as much as Hillary being elected and selling us down the river to slow poverty and death.

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    SouradipSinhaposted 9 years ago

    Hitler also got his political stability and power by getting elected through a democratic process. This man is no less dictator, his expressions prove to be such.

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    LELAND MICHAELposted 9 years ago

    Total happiness...I really fell for President Obama's "TIME FOR CHANGE"
    and still waiting...He definitely is not the worst President,but you'd think being the first black President he would have most definitely made the "CHANGE"....So now that Trump is giving it a shot...I think he will make a lot of people who hate him, as I did only months ago...CHANGE THEIR MINDS like myself....In fact at first I thought well now it's a woman who needs to lead and Hillary was my hope until I heard Trump first speech really expecting him to sound stupid as usual but when he spoke about what this country truly needs to get back on track I was blown away...DONALD TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT

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    mike102771posted 9 years ago

    To quote The Who “meet the new boss same as the old boss.” Despite how we like to look the job the presidency is not this all powerful thing. The president does not write laws. He can do the executive orders, but they are limited. Just look at our recent history. Executive orders bypass the legitimate ways our laws are made. The president needs to work with congress and right now Mr. Trump is burning any bridges with the established GOP. The government is not a business and congressmen are not businessmen (ok some are).  At this pace Mr. Trump will find he has an oval office and that’s it. He can’t fire congress.
    
    As for the democrats we will look back fondly on the kind way both President George W. Bush and Barack H. Obama were treated. Even now some are seeing just his sign (Trump 2016) as hate speech akin to KKK rallies (just check the news).
    Now to misquote the Who “we will be fooled again.”

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    Kenzie lawsonposted 9 years ago

    Scared and worried about that don't think he will way he talks  nasty I think but can tell if does and maybe he will lot nicer wow that's all but please don't be loud or yell but don't what say just normal person should sign vote to much for me but if not for others great I'm happy can take I can't but we all say strong tell are selves that we are gonna be ok .

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    Sgt Prepperposted 9 years ago

    I will drop to my knees and thank God almighty for giving our once-Christian nation another chance.

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       lovemychrisposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       Before or after we slaughtered the indians?

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       Sgt Prepperposted 9 years agoin reply to this

       My Irish ancestors came here by ship before World War One as common laborers.  They never had seen blacks or savage redskins before.  Surely they had nothing to do with killing Indians or owning slaves.

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       fpherj48posted 8 years agoin reply to this

       Prepper....."Savage Redskins???!!!"  Does UR vocabulary consist of more than a dozen vulgar terms?? All I hear from U is "Anti-Christ, Kenyan-born son of a whore""  & now savage redskins!! Then U have the balls to THANK GOD???

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       Sgt Prepperposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       Will your eternity be in Heaven with the virgin-born, Son of God, Jesus the Christ OR in the lake of fire with the Kenyan-born son of a porn-star Obama the Antichrist?

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       PeterStipposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       hahaha, you still believe there's a god, man wake up it's the 20th century.  Lightning is not a wrath of a god. Evolution theory, ever heard about it? Or are the dinosaurs fake as well!!!

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       Sgt Prepperposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       Thanks Pete for mentioning evolution is just a "theory". Dinosaurs did exist at one time and apparently lived alongside human beings.

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       Dean Traylorposted 8 years agoin reply to this

       So the Flintstones was an incredible documentary? Who knew?

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    bluesradioposted 9 years ago

    Total shock in a negative way.  And fear that we are about to go seriously backwards in regards to equality and social justice....

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    Miss Knowposted 9 years ago

    I would be very pleased.  Its time to get the "Made in America" label back on our goods and focus on producing high quality goods, time to bring back jobs again.  Build the wall?  Yes of course; I am an immigrant - and I came in legally, after going through a long process with rigorous checks all the way.  Is it fair that some people sneak in illegally?   Trump has been misquoted by the media and every "expert" on this issue.  I do not think he is "divisive' at all - but there is logic to his wanting to thoroughly check people's backgrounds before letting them into the country - after all it is to make us safer isn't it?  By the way - I belong to a minority group and am a Trump supporter.  He is shrewd and will surround himself with intelligent politicians to advise him.  Its time to make way for him.

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    Kenny Hagoodposted 8 years ago

    Have you seen the movie "Friday" with Ice cube and Cris Tucker? If so...then you seen the part when smoky asked was Debo spending the night with Felicia? Felicia sister said yes...why? Smoky said "well...party over hear!!!" That is how I feel. If Donald can be president...then I'm voting for Kanye West 2020!!! Hell I might run!!! For that matter...this is a joke!!! This can't be real...Dont get me wrong...i don't hate Donald but if he win...that mean anybody can be president...no matter your education...just how much money you got! Now we know we don't won't that...get serious people...I'll rather vote for a drug king pin than a Donald trump...just saying...

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    Dave Blakeposted 8 years ago

    My reaction would be the same as it would be if Hillary won. Have we ever had an election for US president where both mainstream candidates were this pathetic? If Trump could learn how to tone down his kindergartenesque press conferences he would be winning by double digits! This should be the easiest win for the republicans but its actually going to be close! He has personality issues that will keep him from being our next pres. He has burned too many bridges by trying to be the nations bully. Nobody likes the bully. So, unfortunately, we will see Obamacare destroy many small businesses and we will see our taxes take quite a hike. I really hope I am wrong about much of this but this is how I'm seeing it!

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