This is for you Trump voters.

DealyRrunk said:
Seems like he has exposed the ppl vocally supporting his campaign as the bottom of the barrel, the folks who are spit on by mainstream republicans, democrats, and independents alike. Just look at redstate.com and see how the mainstream Republicans shit on Trump and his supporters non stop, they are a fringe group of angry extremists for the most part.

Trump has "won" by staying in the media, and to stay in the media he has to act like a reality TV show character. Attention for trump is the goal, not attention to the things you care about (liberals, the economy, foreigners, etc.).
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Not exactly. Many of us have switched off mainstream media. Drudge is now #1 for Conservative news. Hillary still gets more coverage from Drudge than Trump. What you don't understand, is the Clinton foundation is the biggest money laundering scheme in history, and that most normal people have pent up a lot of rage towards the decades of abuse the world has taken from the Left. The mainstream doesn't seem to understand how pissed off people are at being lied to continuously, the Left base seems totally complacent and accepting towards more of the same.

Without this rage Trump wouldn't be accepted
 
Ender said:
If this goes to a contested convention, trump will lose the nomination.
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Yep. That's the Establishment plan. And Cruz thinks that 'stealing' delegates on the 2nd ballot will get him the nomination. The GOP establishment isn't going to allow Cruz to have the nomination either.

So Trump either has to win enough delegates to get the nomination on the first ballot (using committed delegates) or he has to make a deal with Cruz, where Cruz has his delegates vote for Trump or Trump has his vote for Cruz to secure the nomination for either of them.

Granted, there's mounting evidence that Cruz is actually part of the establishment, although he may just be using them or being used by them.

I could see Trump bowing out and letting Cruz run if Cruz guarantees Trump a spot as an adviser or some other position where Trump has influence and power but doesn't get the blame for everything.

Trump thinks a huge recession is coming, and I'm not sure he actually wants to be President when it does.
 
Ender said:
If this goes to a contested convention, trump will lose the nomination.
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And the Republicans will lose the general. They will alienate a huge group of voters. Their only hope would be a wildcard candidate that Trump passionately endorses. Any person who ran this year or previously is doomed.

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MasterGnr said:
And the Republicans will lose the general. They will alienate a huge group of voters. Their only hope would be a wildcard candidate that Trump passionately endorses. Any person who ran this year or previously is doomed.

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They might lose the general, but not for lack of votes. As the system is exposed, Trump gains voters. Not a gradual process, but systematic - like when he decided to ban muslims and gained a few hundred thousand permanent votes there.
 
JoMo said:
Growth? His entire plan is based on economic growth. It's easy to see in the outline. If you stop corporate inversions and encourage economic growth in the US instead of in foreign countries, you get better jobs, higher wages, and a better economy for all, not just the 'rich'.
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Well, assuming that growth offsets all that long term (and that's a big leap of faith) what about short term?

It is hard to draw conclusions from such a vague "plan". I like Trump in a few ways (not being part of the whole corrupt SuperPac crap is huge) but his ideas sound too good to be true. It is hard to criticize his plan of course as he gives just enough detail to make a detailed analysis difficult.

This feels a lot like the billion(s) dollar wall that promises to do amazing things.
 
Kerosene31 said:
Well, assuming that growth offsets all that long term (and that's a big leap of faith) what about short term?

It is hard to draw conclusions from such a vague "plan". I like Trump in a few ways (not being part of the whole corrupt SuperPac crap is huge) but his ideas sound too good to be true. It is hard to criticize his plan of course as he gives just enough detail to make a detailed analysis difficult.

This feels a lot like the billion(s) dollar wall that promises to do amazing things.
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Trump gave us economic plans starting in 1990

... but you expect a population that voted for Obama not to be bored by this kind of talk??



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Nuclear power - the way out of most of our problems - discusses why solar/wind power suck and how to sell Thorium plants to the public.
 
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Trump: Shell Open champ, ex-employee Jim Herman, what America is all about

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...herman-wins-shell-houston-open-golf/82596480/

*“That’s some story,” Trump told USA TODAY Sports in a phone conversation. “I feel awfully good. … It was really nice to see him win. He’s such a good guy. A nice person. And he deserves it. Such a great story. He’s what America is all about. He never gave up, never gave up on his dream. I’m proud of him.”


*“I’m a good golfer. I play with a lot of golfers who think they have the goods for the PGA Tour and I can tell after one hole that they don’t,” Trump said. “But Jim was different. I said to him, ‘Why aren’t you trying to get on Tour? You are talented. He hits it long. Ball striking is incredible. So I gave him money and told him to give it a shot. Such an amazing story. I don’t say it often but Jim has a lot of talent.

“ … He got a late start because he had no money and he had to teach. So I staked him. I told him if you make it you’ll pay me back. If you don’t, don’t worry about it. You can still work for me.”
 
If President Trump pulls military aid money from just a few of the sad fucks we should not be sending any money to, he would have a couple of extra billion to cover those tax cuts..or invest it into our domestic needs.

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JoMo said:
Granted, there's mounting evidence that Cruz is actually part of the establishment, although he may just be using them or being used by them.
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Cruz is 100% establishment. The reason why the establishment doesn't like him is because he is so eager to join them, that he jumps his place in line. Seniority matters to this folks.
 
JoMo said:
Growth? His entire plan is based on economic growth. It's easy to see in the outline. If you stop corporate inversions and encourage economic growth in the US instead of in foreign countries, you get better jobs, higher wages, and a better economy for all, not just the 'rich'.
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lmao

you realize his tax plan requires US growth of greater than 10% per year just in order to break even? We haven't had growth greater than 10% (adjusted for inflation) since WW2...and that was following up the great depression. Historically, we've averaged like 2-3% growth, thats including ww2, women entering the work force, the invention of electricity & the automobile, modern water systems, etc. Its fucking fantasy and his tax plan as outlined on his site is retarded.

http://socialdemocracy21stcentury.blogspot.com/2012/09/us-real-per-capita-gdp-from-18702001.html

The only positive thing you could say about Trump's tax plan is that it was slightly less stupid than Ben Carson's Tithe plan.
 
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The deficit is mostly due to social spending and the only area experiencing much change under Trumps plan is the poor are getting a 0% tax. We forget in the shrinking middle class how hard it is on the low income earners. Not a plan built for popularity he's just doing the right thing - and we got prophesy about this.
 
he could easily sway a lot of voters if he successfully brought back the top hats

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especially niggers, they love outlandish nonsense they can use to pretend they have more wealth than others
 
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