Anti-Trump Super PAC Releases Brutal New Ad on His History of Liberal Positions

a reply to: Gully

I remember agreeing with Trump a few times in the past. The Trump running for GOP now is not that man. This is the Trump I remember.

I've been waiting for a video like this but I didn't expect it to come from a conservative super PAC.

Trump is manipulating his supporters, he's fooling them and knows how to rile up the Conservative fringe. He's doing a wonderful job of that.

They're deluded and think he's going to "clean up" Washington,

He's going to clean house and replace them with his Goldman Sachs and Wall Street buddies



The good ole Bait n Switch play

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: BlueJacket

As far as I'm concerned, Trump is the establishment being a billionaire and all. How people ignore this is beyond me. The only difference, he doesn't want to be told what to do but will definitely work with his establishment brethren to line his pockets.

Trump wants to be president to increase his wealth, not to make Murica great again.

Remember - Obama was also "against the establishment."

He was going to take on Wall Street, return jobs to the middle class, help students in amassed debts, the whole nine yards.

I see Trump as being an egotistical bully, who loves himself more than Kanye loves Kanye. Trump talks (brags) about his business, and is essentially saying, "I am the harbinger of business perfection," and I absolutely love when Trump goes on his rants about how "China is killing us!," yet he has many of his products produced in China.

But I digress, for "he's not a politician, and he's got the establishment running scared!"

"This time, it'll be different!"

Also - I love when people comment with "we are $20T in debt," and blame "politicians," for it.

Clearly these folks are not educated in the monetary system in America - a privatized banking cartel called The Federal Reserve which actually isn't a Federal program - silly little things such as fiat currency and QE, it's the politicians fault!!1!1!1

Trump constantly flip-flops on issues. Ted Cruz being a prime example - but I digress, for it "didn't matter until he started doing good."

Anyways, I'm still awaiting and am honestly stoked to see this wall that's going to be built - it'll be sweet, going up into space and all.

a reply to: Gully

Well, here your proof about the Supper A Pacts.

They are angry at Trump because he refuses to take their bribery money, they cannot control him like they have done to all the other Presidential candid.

I had to laugh, that the Supper A Pacts are acting like a bunch of cry babies, because they cant buy Trump, and the fact is, they are scared he might win.

You just have to love dirty politics.

a reply to: RomeByFire

Why do people bring up Obama? I don't care about him and I'm well aware of his BS, especially while on the campaign trail. The people who were all doe-eyed over Obama in 08' remind me of Trump supports of 16'.

originally posted by: Informer1958
a reply to: Gully

Well, here you proof about the Supper A Pacts.

They are angry at Trump because he refuses to take their bribery money, they cannot control him like they have done to all the other Presidential candid.

I had to laugh, that the Supper A Pacts are acting like a bunch of cry babies, because they cant buy Trump, and the fact is, they are scared he might win.

You just have to love dirty politics.

All of those things are true. And so is the video. Trump's enemies being almost as disingenuous as he is doesn't make Trump any better.

It would be like Ted Nugent calling Nickleback terrible musicians. Just because Ted Nugent is also awful doesn't mean he is wrong about Nickleback.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: RomeByFire

Why do people bring up Obama? I don't care about him and I'm well aware of his BS, especially while on the campaign trail. The people who were all doe-eyed over Obama in 08' remind me of Trump supports of 16'.

You know what's funny?

Conservatives always got on Obama supporters for supporting an "egomaniac in chief"

Now those very same people are supporting and rallying behind a true egomaniac

a reply to: muse7

They also hated Obama because he was a "celebrity". Remember that? HA! Not to mention someone who had ZERO executive experience! And what executive experience does Donald have again?

a reply to: Benevolent Heretic

Amazing how the tables have turned

This video is pretty damning.

I'm Pro Choice, that is the "Liberal" part of me I will NEVER relent on, never change my views on along with gay marriage.

All other parts of me are Libertarian Right or Right.

I don't care that Trump now claims to be Pro Life. But how many issues has he changed on? So far this is what I got.

1) He thinks Hillary is a 'terrific woman'. That Bill and her are great friends, great people. What the hell??

2) He wanted Single Payer healthcare. NOT a Libertarian OR Conservative position. Flatout Socialist.

3) Anti War....sounds like a Non Interventionist (Good in some ways) but then claims he's the "most militaristic" and will do big things with the military....of course..."so nobody will mess with us". Again...wth?

4) Was for huge tax increases before he was against them

5) The spokesperson he chose is a former supporter of BLM, idolizes Malcolm X, thinks that all Republicans are 'racist'.

Ummm, these aren't traditionally "Conservative" or even Middle of the Road views. Nothing wrong with Malcolm X, but just saying.

Donald Trump seems to have changed his mind on core issues that most people have 'set' in their 30s. I'm not saying one can't change or be fluid. But the sheer AMOUNT of issues he has changed on is not normal, not usual.

He's pandering to different crowds on which way the wind blows. I don't like it and it's fishy.

Especially the part where he thinks the Clintons are 'great people'. I've known since 18 that the Clintons are not right. More than half my life. For him to suddenly wake up to them in a matter of YEARS in his later years....there's something wrong with that. What observant thinking person thinks Hillary is 'terrific'? Yes that subjective, but CMON!

he's playing a game. these are not his real positions. I have no clue what they are.

He is just pulling a perfect reverse obama. instead of hope and change, its make america great again.
instead of obama's obvious hypontic style of speaking, trump speaks to the base emotions of man.

idk what his actual game is. but it is neither democrat nor republican. I doubt he touches gun or abortion rights.

both guys employed obvious psychological nlp styles of speaking. anyone who bought it either way is an idiot.
I could easily show you how to talk in either way.

originally posted by: jellyrev
he's playing a game. these are not his real positions. I have no clue what they are.

He is just pulling a perfect reverse obama. instead of hope and change, its make america great again.
instead of obama's obvious hypontic style of speaking, trump speaks to the base emotions of man.

idk what his actual game is. but it is neither democrat nor republican. I doubt he touches gun or abortion rights.

both guys employed obvious psychological nlp styles of speaking. anyone who bought it either way is an idiot.
I could easily show you how to talk in either way.

Donald Trump is a Populist, with Libertarian leanings, which would fit better as an INDEPENDENT.

I know he had to choose one Party, since Independents get nowhere in office. But I don't know anymore, his positions are all over the place in a short time. And that screams to me that he goes with what he thinks people want to hear.

That is NOT genuine. That's very suspicious.

Well now he says he's going to start shooting his supporters, at least this liberal President Trump will pay for their health care.

a reply to: Swills

I think he's a complete moron.

A blowhard buffoon that rode inheritance, failures, and corruption to fame and fortune.

I like Carson and Sanders.

the funniest things, being anti gun, pro choice and on health care would, in the normal world be a given.
only the republicans could espouse ancient gun laws, medieval abortion ethics and a draconian healthcare.

a reply to: Gully

Muahahaha! I haven't read the thread yet but I'm curious to see how they'll respond to this. And I mean both the Trump campaign and his supporters.

That ad is perfect! "He tells it like it is! He isn't PC! He's the only one we can trust!"

Edit to add: (facepalm) Just read the thread. LOL, so they don't even believe his own words? LOL Talk about delusional. Yes, things can be taken out of context. But do they give the other candidates that same leeway? Nope. Trump really could do like he said & go shoot people without losing their support.

2nd Edit: And wow! They're even trying to co-opt the word "liberal" now? LOL!!! After decades of demonizing it, now they're saying it's ok since Trump called himself liberal? If Trump calls himself a progressive, will they try to co-opt that too? Am I being trolled here? I feel like I'm in bizarro land.

a reply to: abe froman

Then we agree. Well, except on Carson.

originally posted by: BatheInTheFountain
Donald Trump is a Populist, with Libertarian leanings, which would fit better as an INDEPENDENT.

I know he had to choose one Party, since Independents get nowhere in office. But I don't know anymore, his positions are all over the place in a short time. And that screams to me that he goes with what he thinks people want to hear.

That is NOT genuine. That's very suspicious.

He picked the Republicans because the Democrats have always considered him a joke, even when he was left wing. As a Democrat he wouldn't get any support and what he's looking for was the threat to run independent and split the vote. That only leaves the Republicans where he can leverage his business skills as an attractive quality, plus it's a fresh audience for him.

a reply to: BlueJacket
Hitler was scary, too.

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Swills

I think he's a complete moron.

A blowhard buffoon that rode inheritance, failures, and corruption to fame and fortune.

I like Carson and Sanders.

Wow Carson, he is a bit scary. Sanders is an interesting addition to the race. What amazes me, is that no one talks about Kasich, from a pretty far left leaning independent, he seems like the most electable.