Donald Trump for President Thread

[ilikecheese]

@ilikecheese

Quit you two. It can be both required by State law and refuted by SCOTUS. That's how these things work, independent branches and such.

Gore is a whiner though, regardless of whether he should or should not have won.

What? I was just trying to make sure history wasn't being revised.

But I will agree that Gore is a whiner.

 

[ilikecheese]

 

[Jamiednm]

Trump is obviously clinging to the hope of people who haven't pledged their allegiance for one side or another to vote for him today. The silent voters, those too embarrassed to tell their family and friends they'll be voting for Trump, those who simply don't want to have to explain themselves to others. There must be absolutely millions of them. I know I couldn't be arsed having to explain myself about Brexit ...

No need to explain yourself. It was the correct decision.

 

[Toast]

Is there a state in America which runs round trying to get the result declared first like those sad Sunderland lads do over here ?

 

[neil999]

Trump is obviously clinging to the hope of people who haven't pledged their allegiance for one side or another to vote for him today. The silent voters, those too embarrassed to tell their family and friends they'll be voting for Trump, those who simply don't want to have to explain themselves to others. There must be absolutely millions of them. I know I couldn't be arsed having to explain myself about Brexit ...

think that was because you didnt understand what it was?

 

[verreauxi]

Even final polls are showing far more undecided/3rd party voters than usual.

Going to be interesting to see if they just sit the election out or break decisively one way.

I don't understand "Undecided voters" at all, especially not in this election cycle. Truly baffling.

 

[Jamiednm]

I don't understand "Undecided voters" at all, especially not in this election cycle. Truly baffling.

When you have two such shockingly bad candidates, it's surprising there aren't more undecided voters.

 

[Nil Satis Niasse Optimum]

think that was because you didnt understand what it was?

I'd appreciate if it you would start acting a bit more grown up mate.

 

[neil999]

I'd appreciate if it you would start acting a bit more grown up mate.

oh, was an honest question

 

[Prevenger17]

I'd appreciate if it you would start acting a bit more grown up mate.

We'd appreciate if you posted less dirge, but we can't have have it all our own way

 

[abelard]

DRAIN THE SWAMP!

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

LOCK HER UP!

BUILD THAT WALL!

CNN SUCKS!

I'd appreciate if it you would start acting a bit more grown up mate.

um.... you go first?

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

"I don't need to jusify myself" seems to carry more weight than "Well I considered the pro's and con's of each argument and their effects..." suddenly.

Sad.

 

[davek]

I'd actually like Trump to win. He's a narcissist, a racist and an all-round scumbag...but so is Clinton and all the rest of them. And just maybe it'd cool down relations with Russia, and that's what is needed.

Besides that, it'll be another slap in the chops of the neo-con politicians and media who do the bidding of huge corporations and the financial institutions they're in cahoots with. I hope Americans wake up tomorrow with the bombshell moment we did when our political and media overlords failed to threaten and cajole enough sheep into backing their Euro referendum campaign.

 

[verreauxi]

When you have two such shockingly bad candidates, it's surprising there aren't more undecided voters.

Yeah, I guess I see that, but I also feel that these candidates are so polarizing (e.g., as odious as I find Trump, there are people out there, and on this forum, who find Clinton equally so) that it is difficult to be immune from forming a strong opinion about them.

 

[ilikecheese]

oh, was an honest question

He didn't want to have to tell family and friends he doesn't like Muslims.