Just wondering what you guys think about this?
Based on his way of promoting himself, Trump seems to be unlikely, but then again so was the Brexit
I as an outsider, still wonder how a country of +300 million people could end up with 2 candidates of such a questionable "quality".
Honestly, I'm not sure if voting for one or the other is worse than not voting at all!
Such a great country surely must have better options than this, where are they? It's like knowingly running into an open knife...
Well, we'll see...
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This picture and caption pretty much express my feelings about this election. It's a sorry state of affairs when we end up with choosing between the two bozos that have shaken out from the pack.
As an 'insider' I always thought Brexit was a distinct and possible referendum result, so I'd therefore be quite interested in US residents thoughts on the possibility of 'Donald Trump, President of the United States of America'.........
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Well, since the Democrat President took it upon himself to stick his nose into the UK's business with regard to our recent vote, together with the fact that Trump congratulated us on the result (Obama was strangely silent) - I'm all for him!
I can't stand those trendy-lefty Democrats anyway. What have they achieved in the past seven years apart from a student-style sit down strike the other day in Congress
(I guess this post is the BigCoupe equivalent of poking a stick in a Hornets' nest )
Pod wrote:Well, since the Democrat President took it upon himself to stick his nose into the UK's business with regard to our recent vote, together with the fact that Trump congratulated us on the result (Obama was strangely silent) - I'm all for him!
I can't stand those trendy-lefty Democrats anyway. What have they achieved in the past seven years apart from a student-style sit down strike the other day in Congress
(I guess this post is the BigCoupe equivalent of poking a stick in a Hornets' nest )
Well actually, Trump congratulated Scotland on their decision to leave. Personally, his quote "I know more about ISIS than the generals do" seems glib at best and I wonder if he even knows who Abu Bakr is.
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Pod wrote:Well, since the Democrat President took it upon himself to stick his nose into the UK's business with regard to our recent vote, together with the fact that Trump congratulated us on the result (Obama was strangely silent) - I'm all for him!
I can't stand those trendy-lefty Democrats anyway. What have they achieved in the past seven years apart from a student-style sit down strike the other day in Congress
(I guess this post is the BigCoupe equivalent of poking a stick in a Hornets' nest )
Well actually, Trump congratulated Scotland on their decision to leave. Personally, his quote "I know more about ISIS than the generals do" seems glib at best and I wonder if he even knows who Abu Bakr is.
I feel I must correct you. This is taken verbatim from Donald Trump's own website (donaldjtrump.com)...........
- June 24, 2016 -
Donald J. Trump Statement Regarding British Referendum on E.U. Membership
The people of the United Kingdom have exercised the sacred right of all free peoples. They have declared their independence from the European Union and have voted to reassert control over their own politics, borders and economy. A Trump Administration pledges to strengthen our ties with a free and independent Britain, deepening our bonds in commerce, culture and mutual defense. The whole world is more peaceful and stable when our two countries – and our two peoples – are united together, as they will be under a Trump Administration.
Funnily enough, Scotland, led by the mad fish-woman, actually voted to Remain (in the EU). However, the majority of the voting population of the entire UK voted Leave. So we are off
The Scottish Nationalists are now calling for a second referendum on Scotland remaining in the UK - so we'll see what happens.
lol, I should have been more clear. From his T.V. appearance for the opening of his new golf course in Scotland, Trump congregated his audience [of Scots] on their decision to exit the E.U. When, as you acknowledged, they voted to stay.
I am sure some underpaid researcher/speech writer posts vetted and correct info to DonaldTrump.com not the Donald. Who, like Sarah Palin, has no clue when they have to think/respond in real-time. Whether its congratulating the Scots or "seeing Russia from your house", they share a stunted worldview bereft of nuance.
To any Trump supporter: What is a Trump policy proposal you favor and why?:
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Hmmm, I just read this:
Would Donald Trump Quit if He Wins the Election? He Doesn’t Rule It Out...
Wow, to be honest, that would be the first smart thing he could and should be doing in my eyes.
He would have proved his point(!) and also avoids the grueling job of governing (which he has no idea about anyway).
Interesting scenario.
Sharknose
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