I am writing in Bernie and you should too!

a reply to: Sopadi

Bye bye fool

a reply to: Mandroid7

The fact he's not a politician is the best reason to vote for Trump?

I find this attitude hilarious from people considering how much focus was put on Obama's alleged lack of experience.

Now we have a Republican candidate running that's blatantly lacking in experience and for him it's a strength.

I feel we could find out Trump is actually an alien form Mars and Republicans would spin it as a good thing.

a reply to: Lucid Lunacy

I feel we could find out Trump is actually an alien form Mars and Republicans would spin it as a good thing.

Well, humans have done plenty of damage, why not let a Martian give it a go!

In seriousness, Trump is everything the politicians despise. The media loathe him but know the people will watch when his stories hit. Obama was not those things.

Sanders is total trash. He betrayed his own supporters, and every single ideal that he supposedly believed in to a corporatist, financier-controlled imperialist oligarch.

Worst "socialist" ever.

Worse than Hillary imo. Presumably he knew how bad she was, and he went along with her anyway. That is collaborationist-level of betrayal.

a reply to: bluerabbit7788

I could have sworn "innocent until proven guilty". Guess not huh?

a reply to: JinMI

I only vote for rockstars from Mars

Obama was not those things.

So you don't find it amusing the lack of experience was a reason not to vote for Obama, but now it's a reason to vote for Trump? Not even a little bit?

a reply to: Lucid Lunacy

I think the partisan politic hypocrisy is extremely amusing, not to mention the extreme projection they place on each other. If it was true then, then sure, it's true now. Have you compared Michelle Obamas comments on Hillary now vs '08? Truly entertaining.

originally posted by: bluerabbit7788

everyone i know that was leaning trump, i told em about the rape court case coming up and said they can no longer vote for trump. why you may ask, well they are religious, and dont think a man running for the oval office should have court cases of that nature unresolved and running for president.

That shows yet another example of where the real integrity lies in people I think. Those people you speak of are most likely average people who have religious principles they feel are important enough to stand by. Meanwhile I think every Conservative Religious Leader which you find on TV or Preaching at Mega Churches or you hear on the Radio are all defending Trump, saying he's chosen by God, that all his scandals are nothing to be concerned with, etc.

There seems to be a trend or pattern where the more power or wealth or celebrity or status one obtains in life the opposite tends to happen to their integrity and principles. Almost like standing up for what's right and good and principled in the world only has value to those who haven't been corrupted by this world and it's worldly rewards. Funny how that works isn't it???

originally posted by: Ohanka
Sanders is total trash. He betrayed his own supporters, and every single ideal that he supposedly believed in to a corporatist, financier-controlled imperialist oligarch.

Worst "socialist" ever.

Worse than Hillary imo. Presumably he knew how bad she was, and he went along with her anyway. That is collaborationist-level of betrayal.

He didn't betray his followers. He was betrayed by the DNC. It sucks but there isn't anything he can do about it. Hell, he called it during his campaign and nobody did anything about it then either. He kept running his campaign in an honest way but he was still robbed. But he can't change that. What he could do was stay in office and with the support and recognition he now has he can try and change Hillary's platform.

He's doing everything within his power to still effect change. What else can he do??? That's his position and he plays by the rules. He's not a dirty politician playing dirty games and he's not a complainer who cries about having lost a race. He dusts himself off and keeps working toward his goal like before. That's what an honest politician does. They play the hand they're dealt the best way they can. It's just too bad dirty politics is so acceptable to everyone that playing by the rules is such a disadvantage.

Trump and Hillary are both dirty fighters so it's no surprise they're doing so well. You think Trump is such a great choice but he's as dirty and shady as Hillary is. He just hasn't had the position in government yet to really exploit such power. But if he gets it, that's what you're going to see. Because that's what you get when you put dirty fighters in power whether it's Hillary or Trump.

a reply to: ksiezyc

well he should have waited till those court issues were resolved before running.

they just released the deposition of the girl in a few days ago so its not gonna help trumps situation, in light of his comments about women.

originally posted by: ksiezyc
a reply to: bluerabbit7788

I could have sworn "innocent until proven guilty". Guess not huh?

the sworn testimony of the alleged 13 year old rape victim is definitely not gonna resonate with evangelicals now that its released and the court date is set for dec 16 2016 in nyc.

originally posted by: ksiezyc
a reply to: bluerabbit7788

I could have sworn "innocent until proven guilty". Guess not huh?

as well if you run for the oval office with baggage like a 13 year old girl accusing trump of rape with epstein a convicted pedophile donald associated with for 15 years, donald trump is going to get judged in the court of public opinion for not resolving these issues in court before deciding to run.

i dunno how the republicans dropped the ball and let him get through the primaries with this baggage. if it had come out, no way anyone would have supported trump in the republican primaries. especially with epsteins brother saying trump took plane rides on the lolita express to epsteins home.

a reply to: mOjOm

He didn't betray his followers. He was betrayed by the DNC. It sucks but there isn't anything he can do about it.

He was betrayed.
But he he could have done something better than telling his supporters to vote for Hillary... the person that engineered his betrayal by the DNC.

He could have told the people to vote for Jill Stein. She has SO much more in common with his platform than Hillary did.

a reply to: samlf3rd

You must be a liberal,can't believe you fell for his crap,he was a shill all along,see his new house he got,all he cared about

a reply to: samlf3rd

You must be a liberal,can't believe you fell for his crap,he was a shill all along,see his new house he got,all he cared about

Thanks for helping Trump win.

originally posted by: Oldtimer2
a reply to: samlf3rd

You must be a liberal,can't believe you fell for his crap,he was a shill all along,see his new house he got,all he cared about

Ah yes and you must be a Conservative since your version of reality is fact free and based on assumptions and conspiracy.

You know how he paid for that new house right??? By selling another house that was given to them by the death of his wife's parents. Which was too remote for them to ever use so they sold it and bought a different one close to them.

What a scandal huh??!?!?! They basically exchanged properties in a real-estate deal. Oh boy!!

Look old timer, up in the hills, try doing some research rather than getting your info from the hillbilly down the road next time, it's amazing to find out how much you don't know.