Lyndhurst 14
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Yep - when that happens you are in bigly trouble
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Yep - when that happens you are in bigly trouble
Neville's Breakfast
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No indignation here of any type. Are you familiar with the concept of referring one's own character traits on to others ? I'm simply calling out your argument and making reference to the last time this country was governed in the way you suggest. It is somewhat ironic that you have chosen to put those particular words in speech marks. Perhaps it is you that feels threatened by evidence of education ?
Anyway, on to your Trump style generalizations. You claim all Trump voters are of one particular type and fail to understand that many simply felt strongly anti Clinton and many were hoping to influence future Supreme Court appointments. These
are not stupid, poorly educated people. They are persuadable as evidenced by previous Democrat victories. That process of respect and persuasion is happening already but is hampered by people such as yourself who wish to set some sort of test like a
driving test. I am actually intrigued by your (and others on here) claims to be such an intellectual titan.
Sorry for use of the long words. Feel free to put them in speech marks anytime you like.
You need to read up on Pence, sharpish.
The Donald is a crazy as a coconut, but he's NOT, I repeat NOT even close to being as dangerous as Mike Pence.
Is Pence another of Putin's poodles ?
This. Much better that Trump stays as POTUS and brings the whole unseemly lot down with him. So far so good.
daveinprague
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I thought that was a reference to his face looking like a ball sack.
nicko31
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Well Fox haven't exactly supported him so far and he still won.
Did it? I hope so, but all I can find it an article that doesn't seem as pro-him as before, but still not really anti...
They were pretty kind to him previously from what I'd seen?
aolstudios
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They massively supported him prior to & during the election
AZ Gull
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She did claim that she "misspoke one word".
Unfortunately for her, she had "misspoken", in exactly the same terms, on two previous occasions - Kellyanne Conway’s ‘Bowling Green massacre’ wasn’t a slip of the tongue. She has said it before.
brightn'ove
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I know all I need to know about pence, but the damage he could do is reversible. Nuclear annihilation is somewhat ... permanant.
brightn'ove
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brightn'ove
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They quite literally have a category on their website for 'black crime'.
But Trumps not going to do that.
Not only doesn't he have the intelligence, more importantly, he doesn't have the commitment.
Sure he may well f**k everything up, but he'll still find a way back to Trump Tower's NY from where he'll be able to tell anyone and everyone he was the bestest and biggliest President ever.
Pence isn't that stupid, and he certainly is considerably more committed.
Diego Napier
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Your views are woefully constrained by the prism of personal belief (there are none so blind as those who will not see), constrained by depth of intellect, dulled by the arc of imagination and stultified by your comprehension. By adopting such a pompously patronising yet sneeringly sanctimonious tone your attempted riposte's rendered really rather risible.
Neville's Breakfast
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your contempt for opposing points of view shines through your post. Feeling patronized by debate is a sign of both intolerance and immaturity. Perhaps your first sentence applies to you ? You will never know given your reaction to disagreement. I am
still unsure why our society should choose to be governed by a benign dictator who shares your views. Outside of your own over inflated view of yourself is there any evidence of your superiority over the rest of us ?