Ignore the sneering elites - Donald Trump can win

a reply to: introvert

Yippee!!! We get to do one of these out of context things

Since we are in to word games, it is you're...

No.

originally posted by: Vector99
your realistic (and this will be your real choice) is Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump.

I correctly used the word your in that sentence, you're is abbreviation of you are.

And you forgot a question mark.

I didn't ask a question.

a reply to: introvert

He's the most popular within the party. Overall, his popularity is sinking.

I along with many others, beg to differ. Err, who runs the Media again?

That's not the revolution I am talking about. The elites/Illuminati/etc have nothing to do with it.

Which pray tell, Revolution were you talking about then? And when i say 'elites' i'm not referring to Illuminati but rather the boobies in Power who have messed the Country up so badly Trump had to step in.

a reply to: Willtell


Then a whole bunch of leftists agree with you.....

a reply to: Vector99

It was an attempt at humor.

Hope you now understand how grammar humor completely sucks and is not funny, no matter what.

a reply to: introvert

I didn't get it then, because I didn't make a mistake in my grammar. You did, and it was simply meant as a joke you took too personally.

Lighten up.

a reply to: awareness10

I along with many others, beg to differ. Err, who runs the Media again?

Differ are you like. It's still not indicative of reality.

Which pray tell, Revolution were you talking about then?

That's a topic for another time.

i'm not referring to Illuminati but rather the boobies in Power who have messed the Country up so badly Trump had to step in.

Trump is one of those elite boobies.

a reply to: introvert

Differ are you like. It's still not indicative of reality.

Yes i am, differ like! What "is" Reality?

That's a topic for another time.

Yes, perhaps.

Trump is one of those elite boobies.

Yes there are boobies everywhere i agree.. even within this forum.

originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: introvert

I didn't get it then, because I didn't make a mistake in my grammar. You did, and it was simply meant as a joke you took too personally.

Lighten up.

a reply to: BlueAjah

While I agree with what you say, but since when does voting revolutionized anything?

a reply to: Shuye

The quote regarding revolution was from the article in the OP - not my words.

But I believe that what the author means is that by voting for someone who does not fit the standard definitions of establishment, on both the Republican and Democratic sides, as well as in the UK, the common people are making a statement that they are dissatisfied with the status quo and demand a change.

Well he wants to get a few reasonable things done.

Treating illegals like they are illegal and sending them home according to the law instead of creating sanctuary cities where the laws of the land are ignored.
When we make a trade deal, he wants it to be framed by professionals who have experience in negotiating deals, not political appointees afraid to offend by simply demanding fairness.
Treat vets fairly that are being treated poorly now
Going back to a peace through strength doctrine
Getting nations to pony up where we honor our commitments to their defenses.
Imposing penalties on companies that move jobs out of the US.

Simple common sense stuff that has been shelved and hidden away in the name of Globalism.

He has the innate ability to take issues that would never see the light of day into the public spotlight, and get the media and the public worked up about them to the point where concessions have to be made. This is what the political elite are really afraid of, The Donald doesn't come with a collar and leash already attached and he doesn't respond well to a muzzle.

a reply to: TinfoilTP

It's sad that common sense doesn't exist anymore. What the hell happened?

It seems like those beyond the X Generation are being fed so much hooey and crap they don't know up from down.

I'm afraid to live past 40... In fact i can't imagine being here past 2020...

a reply to: awareness10

I'm afraid to live past 40

These kids today.

It seems like those beyond the X Generation are being fed so much hooey and crap they don't know up from down.

By "beyond" do you mean since? I'm quite prior X.

a reply to: Phage

I mean, the X Generation and Prior

are you setting me up for the kill? jk... grin

You know i value your opinions...This is just me reacting

originally posted by: TinfoilTP
Well he wants to get a few reasonable things done.

Treating illegals like they are illegal and sending them home according to the law instead of creating sanctuary cities where the laws of the land are ignored.
When we make a trade deal, he wants it to be framed by professionals who have experience in negotiating deals, not political appointees afraid to offend by simply demanding fairness.
Treat vets fairly that are being treated poorly now
Going back to a peace through strength doctrine
Getting nations to pony up where we honor our commitments to their defenses.
Imposing penalties on companies that move jobs out of the US.

Simple common sense stuff that has been shelved and hidden away in the name of Globalism.

He has the innate ability to take issues that would never see the light of day into the public spotlight, and get the media and the public worked up about them to the point where concessions have to be made. This is what the political elite are really afraid of, The Donald doesn't come with a collar and leash already attached and he doesn't respond well to a muzzle.

While there are those who Trump resonate with on an emotional level, not that that is a bad thing, what your post shows is the logic aspect of Trump's growth in support.

I would add to your list leaving/changing the relationship with NATO.

For me, the loss of high paying jobs is "job one". One can't effect change to that process when one is being donated to by those Corporations-in general-, being manipulated by party whips or threatened with withdrawing campaign funds from the national party.

Not all solutions lie within one party's 'dogma' . This nation was at it's best when those parties overlapped in a centrist-compared to now-mentality.

I would add, none of us are 'sure' Trump can or will enact or that he actually believes these things, which is also true of any candidate, with the rest the perception is zero chance these points are addressed.

As a guess? 50-50....which is one hell of a lot better than rest.

Yours is the best post I've seen yet in explaining his support...

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: onequestion
I can't wait for the first oval office reality show...

"YOUR FIRED!"

That's right! Fire all those corrupt bastards!

Yeah. Well. Trump says he's going to do some stuff that a President can't actually do. Also, have to wonder how much he could do with a Congress that doesn't really like him (on either side of the aisle).

But Reagan did fire 11,000 ATCs.

Ya, well he will have a pen and a phone too and if you think your "Dear Leader Obama" was creative with his phone and pen, you may be in for a big surprise because the Donald will make Obama look like the inept tool he is.. You may be moving into that safe zone as opposed to just visiting..

originally posted by: SLAYER69

originally posted by: Spiramirabilis
a reply to: SLAYER69

Let me guess, you're ok with how things are.

Let me guess - you're voting for Trump

:-)

Go to it then - just don't pretend you're on the fence

Sad.

You know what they say about ASSuming.

Yeah, I'm on the fence.

No, I won't be easily swayed like so many here are.

No, I also wont be sticking to any Status qou simply because it's viewed as being "Hip Slick and Cool"

Pointing out my dislike of Hillary isn't an automatic head nod for Trump.

Yes it is, no one else is even in the running, and face it, even a stubborn Aries can fully admit things that ARE going to turn out REALLY GREAT!

originally posted by: Phage

originally posted by: windword

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: SLAYER69
Does your state allow write-ins?

Why? You up for the job?

Oh hell no. You have to be mental to want that job.

President should be drafted. Not elected.

So where would one go to find the eligible draftees ?

I look forward to this answer.

originally posted by: BlueAjah

But I believe that what the author means is that by voting for someone who does not fit the standard definitions of establishment, on both the Republican and Democratic sides, as well as in the UK, the common people are making a statement that they are dissatisfied with the status quo and demand a change.

This week's election results show a small drift away from the main parties in England and Wales and lurch left in Scotland. As statements go, it's pretty low key.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Vector99

Now Reagan is the cause of 9/11? (or do you mean a different type of atc?)

Sometimes I forget not everyone is as old as I am.
www.nytimes.com...

you are being too kind, phage....as if age is the problem (shakes head)