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Sesame Street understood Trump perfectly 10 years ago - and this clip neatly sums up Trump and the GOP.
Scram Donald Grump! :D
Scram Donald Grump! :D
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Here is the documentary made about the efforts by neverTrump delegates at the RNC and how they were thwarted:
http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2016/s4515407.htm
Something important to remember, these delegates were elected to represent the people that elected them. I haven't watched the video in full yet, but I wanted to pass the link on to anyone else who is interested.
Edited to add: It was filmed by an Australian news crew, which brings a fascinating perspective to it all.
http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2016/s4515407.htm
Something important to remember, these delegates were elected to represent the people that elected them. I haven't watched the video in full yet, but I wanted to pass the link on to anyone else who is interested.
Edited to add: It was filmed by an Australian news crew, which brings a fascinating perspective to it all.
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Since new information that Ive seen and researched, Trump may get my vote.
Not 100% yet but he is aligning more with me and my own opinions. Just as I read fact based sites and rather drill down to basics, Trump aligns even better than the others.
To be continued on this Im sure.
Not 100% yet but he is aligning more with me and my own opinions. Just as I read fact based sites and rather drill down to basics, Trump aligns even better than the others.
To be continued on this Im sure.
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@lostforgottensoul - I respect your right to vote your conscience, whomever it leads you to support. :)
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More violence on the campaign trail has surfaced. This is a report is by Fox news, leaning right, and biased for Trump: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...nc-campaign-director-pointed-gun-at-aide.html
"Wednesday's lawsuit -- first reported by WBTV in Charlotte -- says Bordini and Phillip were traveling by car in South Carolina when the campaign director suddenly pulled out a gun and pressed the barrel to his kneecap."
"In his lawsuit, Bordini alleges Phillip also pulled his gun on at least four other people within the Trump organization. The behavior was so widely recognized within the campaign that others knew the caliber of his gun, the lawsuit says."
This is a very serious allegation hat many news stations are reporting, yet unproven by a court of law. Reason for pause is needed before we jump to conclusions and react.
I personally wonder, why didn't he call the police?
If this did happen, then I already know part of why they didn't call the police and the lawsuit already explains why they claim they didn't call the police. This isn't Fox News opinion, but the statement of the alleged victim in the lawsuit -- he claims he was basically too traumatized to speak up sooner, and feared retaliation for him and his family. Why the lawsuit now? The Trump campaign was silent about his concerns when he did bring it up to them.
Suing is one way to push the police to investigate a matter as well.
What even pro-Trump outlets report is that the alleged perpetrator of these acts of felony menacing, has a well known reputation for doing this, so much that all the staff knew the caliber of his gun. The Trump state campaign chair is not just any person pulled off the street. Most campaign leaders are thoroughly screened people, with tons of credentials and a lot of history in politics. Something is very wrong with someone with this level of reputation for violence is put in charge of a campaign in a swing state, even if it is somehow proven he didn't do this violent act. It's foolish for Trump to be surrounding himself with people with such a reputation for violence and reckless endangerment of other staff members.
These are the same people listening to Trump's comments about the second amendment. The second amendment calls for a well organized armed militia for the purposes of government overthrow. If Trump was misspeaking, yet again, why is he continually surrounding himself with people well known for vindictive acts of violence?
When the Trump campaign was contacted about this, why did they respond with silence? That's part of what apparently is fueling this lawsuit to be filed now. They didn't just stay silent about the alleged perp, they promoted him.
After a year of Trump encouraging violence, it is surprising t hat more hasn't happened. If this story is proven to be true, it shows why and how traumatized people in groups like this tend to stay silent about abuses.
Of all the places on the interwebs, this forum should be one place that understands why victims of crimes like this don't always immediately stand up.
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More violence on the campaign trail has surfaced. This is a report is by Fox news, leaning right, and biased for Trump: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...nc-campaign-director-pointed-gun-at-aide.html
"Wednesday's lawsuit -- first reported by WBTV in Charlotte -- says Bordini and Phillip were traveling by car in South Carolina when the campaign director suddenly pulled out a gun and pressed the barrel to his kneecap."
"In his lawsuit, Bordini alleges Phillip also pulled his gun on at least four other people within the Trump organization. The behavior was so widely recognized within the campaign that others knew the caliber of his gun, the lawsuit says."
This is a very serious allegation hat many news stations are reporting, yet unproven by a court of law. Reason for pause is needed before we jump to conclusions and react.
I personally wonder, why didn't he call the police?
If this did happen, then I already know part of why they didn't call the police and the lawsuit already explains why they claim they didn't call the police. This isn't Fox News opinion, but the statement of the alleged victim in the lawsuit -- he claims he was basically too traumatized to speak up sooner, and feared retaliation for him and his family. Why the lawsuit now? The Trump campaign was silent about his concerns when he did bring it up to them.
Suing is one way to push the police to investigate a matter as well.
What even pro-Trump outlets report is that the alleged perpetrator of these acts of felony menacing, has a well known reputation for doing this, so much that all the staff knew the caliber of his gun. The Trump state campaign chair is not just any person pulled off the street. Most campaign leaders are thoroughly screened people, with tons of credentials and a lot of history in politics. Something is very wrong with someone with this level of reputation for violence is put in charge of a campaign in a swing state, even if it is somehow proven he didn't do this violent act. It's foolish for Trump to be surrounding himself with people with such a reputation for violence and reckless endangerment of other staff members.
These are the same people listening to Trump's comments about the second amendment. The second amendment calls for a well organized armed militia for the purposes of government overthrow. If Trump was misspeaking, yet again, why is he continually surrounding himself with people well known for vindictive acts of violence?
When the Trump campaign was contacted about this, why did they respond with silence? That's part of what apparently is fueling this lawsuit to be filed now. They didn't just stay silent about the alleged perp, they promoted him.
After a year of Trump encouraging violence, it is surprising t hat more hasn't happened. If this story is proven to be true, it shows why and how traumatized people in groups like this tend to stay silent about abuses.
Of all the places on the interwebs, this forum should be one place that understands why victims of crimes like this don't always immediately stand up.
Trump gets a huge tax break in NJ.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/u...n-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/17/u...n-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0
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They finally interviewed Trump's doctor about the infamous letter saying Trump was in the best health ever.
Trump doctor wrote health letter in just 5 minutes as limo waited
The doctor who wrote the letter apparently did "so that they would be happy." As he talks about it, he seems very stressed out. His body language is so strange for a doctor who wrote a letter for a presidential candidate. He breaks down giggling when he talks about Trump's mental health.
From the article linked above:
Trump doctor wrote health letter in just 5 minutes as limo waited
The doctor who wrote the letter apparently did "so that they would be happy." As he talks about it, he seems very stressed out. His body language is so strange for a doctor who wrote a letter for a presidential candidate. He breaks down giggling when he talks about Trump's mental health.
From the article linked above:
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???
What Dr would say that?
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I was just thinking that @hodge, he looks rather freakish and his langauge is odd enough, along with the tweet before that it makes me think he may have paid for "profection".
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