(February 21, 2016 at 7:47 am)Pitsligo Wrote:

(February 21, 2016 at 7:00 am)Mathilda Wrote: Get used to America being the laughing stock of the world then.

He's driven the discussion with joke solutions (wall paid by Mexico to keep out Mexicans?).

I suspect Mexico will gladly pay for the wall to contain the mass exodus from the USA if Trump becomes president.

Will it limit the fallout spread from the inevitable world war that prick would set off though. All he knows is how to bully. God luck with that against Putin!

I hope that we can all agree that no matter our opinion of the guy, if Trump wins the election we should refer to the USA as "The United States of Trumpton".

(February 21, 2016 at 5:28 am)Wyrd of Gawd Wrote:

(February 21, 2016 at 1:44 am)Mamacita Wrote: When Sarah Palin endorsed him, I thought, "Great! Now the elections have become a circus!" I'm so embarrassed that he's still there and people still want him.

Trump should easily defeat Hillary.  The Dem turnout in Nevada was pathetic.  Unless something major happens Trump will win the nomination and New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and a couple of other minor States.  He will then be POTUS.

Trump's lunatic ramblings will get the dems out to vote but, as I have said so many times, it is the independents who decide elections in the US.  He's a batshit crazy motherfucker.

In a strange way, if Trump actually wins the nomination, it's in the GOP's interest that he lose the general election. They are much better off with a Democrat they can vilify in the Oval Office than Trump, whom they would have to claim and whose fuck-ups they'd have to own -- at least while he's in office. No doubt, once he was gone they'd pull that magical amnesia act they're so good at (e.g., George W. Bush and Nixon) while scrambling to find someone to step up and make us all forget about the mess they created.

It's telling that the party is pinning its hopes on that callow, empty suit Rubio. A Trump nomination is the kiss of death for them, and Cruz isn't much better despite the fact that he's the one who most seems to be an ideological descendant of Reagan. That more than anything makes me laugh. These fuckers are still fellating the distorted memory they have of their great idol Ronnie, but many of them are horrified at the thought of that slimy fuck, Cruz, getting the nomination, even though he is the Republican most likely to declare ketchup a fucking vegetable to cut down on costs for school lunch programs while shoveling more money into unneeded "defense" spending and additional tax breaks for the very wealthy. Aside from a few bumper sticker nostrums they've all learned to recite, as a party they don't really know their own minds anymore. Their big tent was always something of a fiction, but this election is starkly revealing just what a sham it is.

(February 21, 2016 at 11:23 am)Minimalist Wrote:

(February 21, 2016 at 5:28 am)Wyrd of Gawd Wrote: Trump should easily defeat Hillary.  The Dem turnout in Nevada was pathetic.  Unless something major happens Trump will win the nomination and New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and a couple of other minor States.  He will then be POTUS.

Trump's lunatic ramblings will get the dems out to vote but, as I have said so many times, it is the independents who decide elections in the US.  He's a batshit crazy motherfucker.

I get the distinct impression that pretty much the only people who will vote for Trump are the ones voting for him in the primaries.

At least Bush has dropped out. I really hope Trump wins just to see all the limp wristed leftist social justice warriors squirm.

This is the most intense anti-Trump video i've seen to date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMz3jr_-i8s

(February 21, 2016 at 7:47 am)Pitsligo Wrote: I suspect Mexico will gladly pay for the wall to contain the mass exodus from the USA if Trump becomes president.

I hope they build it after the liberals run over there.

In reality, nobody is going to leave here and go there. Other than the tourist places, Mexico is not a very desirable place to live. The drug cartels alone would be a good incentive to avoid that country.

Answer me this Mr. Pits. Do you plan on leaving? And if so, where do you plan on going?

Anyone hear of Roger Stone, used to work for the Trump campaign. He has a lot of interesting insider info: This is a good interview:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tveor3jjM7k

(February 21, 2016 at 1:08 pm)KUSA Wrote:

(February 21, 2016 at 7:47 am)Pitsligo Wrote: I suspect Mexico will gladly pay for the wall to contain the mass exodus from the USA if Trump becomes president.

I hope they build it after the liberals run over there.

In reality, nobody is going to leave here and go there. Other than the tourist places, Mexico is not a very desirable place to live. The drug cartels alone would be a good incentive to avoid that country.

Answer me this Mr. Pits. Do you plan on leaving? And if so, where do you plan on going?

Leaving where? America? I have to be there to leave there.

(February 21, 2016 at 8:32 am)AFTT47 Wrote: Trump has no chance in the general election. President of the US is not a job for a circus clown. That message will be hammered home and the general electorate will listen. Not everyone here is a lunatic. Don't forget how far Rick Santorum got in the Republican primary 4 years ago - a man who makes Trump look reasonable. The ranks of the Republicans are filled with looneys.  The general electorate is of saner stock.

The world has changed a lot since then.  As I said before, unless something major happens Trump will easily win the election.  By election day even you may be eager to vote for him.  

I do think he has a silly election slogan.  America has never been great so it can't be "great again".  It might become great.  It's influential but not great.  

Trump might be just the person who can change the Republican party for the better.  Right now it's a group of nitwits and dummies.