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CelticBomber Offline
#1 Posted:
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There are so many hillbillies on this board that I figured it be a one post love fest here!

Trump Rules/Death to the Libtards..... Over and overwhip


what happened to you people it's not normal, all this civil discourse... S'not right.
rfenst Offline
#2 Posted:
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CelticBomber wrote:
There are so many hillbillies on this board that I figured it be a one post love fest here!

Trump Rules/Death to the Libtards..... Over and overwhip


what happened to you people it's not normal, all this civil discourse... S'not right.

I am beginning to question whether your brain is "right"...

Sarcasm
Speyside Offline
#3 Posted:
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At least we know why you can't spell shocked right.

Sarcasm
Whistlebritches Offline
#4 Posted:
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Damn......being cinco duh mayo I thought this would be a Mexican joke,about being shoked on a chorizo or something
CelticBomber Offline
#5 Posted:
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Whistlebritches wrote:
Damn......being cinco duh mayo I thought this would be a Mexican joke,about being shoked on a chorizo or something



I did go out and celebrate with a chalupa, burrito, enchilada combo platter. The Tequila was smooooooth too. If that helps....:-)
delta1 Offline
#6 Posted:
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the cons have been conned CelticBomber...at some point, a few of them may actually realize the absurdity that is Trump and how he does not comport with their former ideological underpinnings: Consitutional Rule of Law, Family Values...

good to see you...
Speyside Offline
#7 Posted:
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Al, Trump is a relatively popular president. He does or attempts to do what a large amount of his constituents want. I don't really think conservatives have been conned by him. They find his actions at a minimum acceptable, at a maximum perfect. On the other hand liberals find his actions at a minimum unacceptable, at a maximum pure evil. I think on both sides most people fall somewhere in the middle. That there no longer is a middle for compromise is a social commentary about us.
delta1 Offline
#8 Posted:
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it took some time for members of the GOP to realize that Nixon had gone off the rails...among their final realizations was Nixon's sheer abuse of power...many staunch supporters of Nixon's believed, and still believe, he was a good POTUS, but enough of them opened their eyes...

Trump's approval/popularity is only among the solid GOP and has hovered around 40% of all voters and 85% of the GOP, those who support him regardless of the number of out-right lies that he spews.....he has not gained much support from independents who seem to be wise to his fact challenged/outright false proclamations...

these same people mocked Obama, a Constitutional lawyer who had some understanding of where the lines were, for wanting to be King....and don't see that Trump, who doesn't seem to have read one line of the Constitution, has advanced much father down the stream of monarchical tendencies...
Speyside Offline
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Al, I think the election will come down to the independents. Republicans will carry roughly 40% of the vote for Trump. Democrats will carry roughly 40% of the vote for the Democratic nominee. Last election Trump rode the anyone but Hillary wave. I think in the next election there will be an anyone but Trump wave. Also some independents such as I voted 3rd party. I think most of that group including myself will vote Democrat, no matter who the nominee is. It is to important to remove Trump to waste a vote on principal.
CelticBomber Offline
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Speyside wrote:
Al, I think the election will come down to the independents. Republicans will carry roughly 40% of the vote for Trump. Democrats will carry roughly 40% of the vote for the Democratic nominee. Last election Trump rode the anyone but Hillary wave. I think in the next election there will be an anyone but Trump wave. Also some independents such as I voted 3rd party. I think most of that group including myself will vote Democrat, no matter who the nominee is. It is to important to remove Trump to waste a vote on principal.


I did the same thing... What was her name, Jill something. The Green candidate I think.
Whistlebritches Offline
#11 Posted:
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I think its about damn time someone did what they said they were going to do once elected......TRUMP 2020
teedubbya Offline
#12 Posted:
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Kardashian 2020

Sorry. Redundant.
delta1 Offline
#13 Posted:
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Here are just a few of Trump's broken campaign promises...honestly, though, I'm glad he lied about a few of them....

Build the Big beautiful wall all the way across our southern border...
Make Mexico pay for said wall...
Repeal Obamacare...
Cancel funding to sanctuary cities
Defund Planned Parenthood...
Set up Commission on Radical Islam
Stop all Islamic immigration
End birthright citizenship
Invest $550 billion in infrastructure plan
Death penalty for cop killers
Appoint Special Prosecutor to investigate Hillary
Ban foreign lobbyists from raising money for American elections
$20 Billion for school choice
redo libel laws so when people lie about us, we'll sue the crap out of them
Renegotiate Iran deal
Build safe zone for Syrian refugees
Shut down ISIS on the internet
Bring back waterboarding
Healthcare premiums deductible for individuals
teedubbya Offline
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In fairness he has tried on many or most of those things.
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