Think you answered your own question, mate.
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I love those comments. Trump was actually trying to tell his supporters that Clinton is sooooooooooo anti-gun, that she'd take guns from law enforcement.
The only reason that's not the stupidest lie he's tried to push is because there's so much competition.
As evidenced by Reagan's none existent hearings for going around congress to sell arms to militants or 'stop talking about Bush'. Maybe how Larry Crieg got ousted by republicans for a "wide stance", in his resignation speech, while never resigning. What ever you say...
Which explains 10 years of GOP "anyone, but Hillary"... oh, nope, it doesn't... Why don't you post the above reply to the guy claiming she has been neo-liberal for 30 years? That would be an interesting argument...Not surprised, she's a conservative and a politician supported by corporations and big oil, she would make a great republican president.
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It's right in the middle of Trump's regularly repeated claim of 'bomb the shit out of them and give their oil to Exxon. They are great people.'
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Trump is not liberal, because conservatives are against him. He is not conservative, because liberals are against him. He isn't ultimo independent, because he is the antithesis of Bernie Sanders and Garry Johnson. Trump is so bad, that the GOP mantra of "anyone, but Hillary" has become "ok, maybe not anyone" and the DNC mantra is swinging to "maybe Bush wasn't so bad". In no way does it make Trump the flag bearer for any ideology, but Trump...
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That was sarcasm, Trump has repeated one, going as far as to call Hillary the devil during the debates (Trump bringing back Salem witch trials? ), while the other has been argued as being implied in his 'second amendment folks can do something about it'.
Folly and fakery have always been with us... but it has never before been as dangerous as it is now, never in history have we been able to afford it less. - Isaac Asimov
Every damn thing you do in this life, you pay for. - Edith Piaf
The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. - Orwell
No amount of belief makes something a fact. - James Randi
No she isn't, no she won't. She wants to reduce income inequality. She wants to raise taxes on the wealthiest of Americans. She wants to expand government involvement in healthcare. She will appoint supreme court justices who support abortion and same-sex marriage. She is in favor of stricter and more comprehensive background checks for guns. She will push an agenda of more renewable energy. She will push for tuition-free colleague education. Those are not conservative positions.
I am not surprised. I am left-of-center, a social liberal, and I would - obviously - endorse people like Bernie Sanders, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Martin O'Malley, Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton, as well as John Kasich, Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney and even Mike Pence over Donald Trump. If any of those people stood against Trump, I would vote for that person. Despite the big policy disagreements from Sanders to Pence, all of those check the fundamental boxes of respect for liberal democracy, including rule of law. Trump is an authoritarian strongman in the making, showing disregard for legal procedures and practices and threatening to go after the free press and his political opponents. In the face of that whether someone is left-wing or right-wing is of little concern, 4 years of policies I don't agree with is a small price to pay for safeguarding democracy and liberty. Not to mention Trump's total disregard for facts and his embrace of fake news and conspiracy theories which would make him an extremely dangerous commander-in-chief as his actions would be based on a twisted worldview. That is why his candidatures is of great concern even for me as a non-American, besides the fact that I - so far - like to have America as the Leader of the Free World, and I would like to see that continue. With Trump, those days would be behind us.
The spineless people who stand with Trump despite realizing the danger he poses, in some play where they hope they will be able to control him and avoid 4 more years of Democratic control of the Presidency, show a complete ignorance to history. Once these kinds of people get into power, they end up becoming very hard to remove. Putin is showing that right now, eliminating political opponents while sucking the country dry. Orbán and the Polish government seem to be heading in that very same direction, shutting out independent media to monopolize the narrative and changing the laws designed only to help them retain power. Conservatives in Germany ones thought they could control Hitler and thus agreed to co-operative with the Nazi Party. That didn't work out as they had hoped. Not that I believe Trump will become a totalitarian ruler, but his authoritarian ways is enough to turn America into a corrupt dump like Russia.
I feel equal amounts of pity and fear for the people who stand with Trump not realizing the danger he poses.
Dump Trump, Not America.
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Love this - capture the GOP current mentality perfectly. I mean . . . Glenn Beck . . . jesus.
I forgot about his second amendment folk shout out.That was sarcasm, Trump has repeated one, going as far as to call Hillary the devil during the debates (Trump bringing back Salem witch trials? ), while the other has been argued as being implied in his 'second amendment folks can do something about it'.
They are saying Trump is unshackled now, more like unhinged. You know you went too far when David Gergen, CNN commentator and former advisor to Reagan looks infuriated by Trump. Never seen the guy with so much fire in his eyes.
Gergen is a straight shooter who doesn't buy into party talking pints and I tend to find when he talks even crazy trumpets on CNN shut up to listen.
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Seems it is okay for Don to use lockeroom talk while running for President but locker room talk is disqualifying if you want to be the celebrity apprentice http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_57...b0b6a4303569fa
That's what I'm saying.
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http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/campai...-gas-industry/
I supply facts, you supply attacks.
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Not even going to address how wrong you are and just ask, you really believe in campaign promises?
Hillary seems to be getting a lot more support from Big Oil than Trump....just boggles that little 'ol brain, doesn't it? lol
http://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-Ge...ver-Trump.html
Do you ever even read your links before deciding to share them? I don't think you do.However, Big Oil is reluctant to donate to the campaign because it considers Trump unfit to run the country and because his hostility to free oil trade potentially hurts company interests in the global oil and gas markets, Taylor notes.