Fox News cancels GOP debate after Donald Trump pulls out

a reply to: tothetenthpower

Fox News cancels GOP debate after Donald Trump pulls out

I'm sorry. I have a dirty mind today, but the wording of this title is just hilarious.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Would've been better as:

"Uncle Donnie Pulls Out"

and I've been holding that in since this thread popped up.

a reply to: network dude

I agree, but I mean, there are proposals. Donald has no tax plan, no foreign policy plan, no domestic spending plan.

Nothin'.

~Tenth

a reply to: tothetenthpower

He does have some...

Trump Positions

I think the MSM focuses on other "things".

a reply to: tothetenthpower

Somehow I think having no plan will work out much the same as those who have a plan.

We are doomed.

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: tothetenthpower

He does have some...

Trump Positions

I think the MSM focuses on other "things".

But he doesn't talk about them though. I had no idea that existed and those are fleshed out policies it seems. But playing to his crowd, he knows they don't care about that. They want to hear the ruckus.

Thanks for the info though, I'm going to have to read through that.

~Tenth

There's a time to keep quiet.

The trouble is that when Hillary learns of Trump's initiatives
she prepares feverishly to pre-sell the ideas as being her own
in an effort to get as close to him as possible, because that is her entire
modus operandi and always has been, just as Kasich tried the same stunt with his casual matter-of-fact sealing the border spew from his oatmeal mush mouth.

Of course Kasich will seal the border. Because Trump struck gold with it. Of course he will.
And so will Hillary. Just watch. She will promise to do everything she can get her ears on, coming from Trump.

Because when I travel to another country I usually go through the front gate, doesn't everyone?

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a reply to: tothetenthpower

From a pure stage handler perspective...Trump is now working to pivot to center and tone back his "crazy" with his sights on a general election. He needs to let the fire die down and that means prepared remarks, no questions from reporters and no more debates..

originally posted by: TheWhiteKnight
There's a time to keep quiet.

The trouble is that when Hillary learns of Trump's initiatives
she prepares feverishly to pre-sell the ideas as being her own
in an effort to get as close to him as possible, because that is her entire
modus operandi and always has been,

Uhhh...Examples please of Hillary chasing Trump's ideology or policy?

How many of these "debates" (they're really just a Q&A session with bonus arguments) are we going to have?

Does it seem to anyone else we've had more of these from BOTH parties this election cycle than ever before? Just me?