@NapoleonBu-bu-but #TrumpSet. He's against the Messicans
has he said anything stupid about homosexuals yet?
Republicans and dems are both EQUALLY naive.
The funny thing is Trump probably was about to post those bullshyt statistics, then he hesitated. Then he saw the news about 10+ ppl getting shot in NO, thought about the 9 yr old boy and the stats in Chicago, reminisced about the good ole Dinkins days in New York.
And said to himself "Please, those animals don't even care about themselves. They think protesting is the entire political process. The Real America saw what I did to that BLM a$$hole, their body is ready. I can ride this wave to the nomination, maybe right into the Oval Office. shyt, let's make America great again. *retweet*"
The link in my sig shows you all the electoral polls and maps, you can see who's winning in your area, look their name and platform up and decide if you want that person in office.
and nikkas keep up this "blown out of water " talk as if it is impossible that Trump can win...
But, but he has black friends
why doesn't black media ever speak on white on white crime?
This will probably get his favorables with GOP voters up even higher than they already are.
The source he is using doesn't exist and the stats are just as fabricated.
Real stats:
why can't you be proud of a sister breh? #BLM #2205But, but he has black friends
The most fascinating thing about Donald Trump's racist tweet—By Ben Dreyfuss
| Mon Nov. 23, 2015 11:17 AM EST
On Sunday afternoon, @realDonaldTrump, the official Twitter handle of the Republican presidential front-runner, manually retweeted a deeply racist and inaccurate chart purporting to show racial crime statistics in America. As everyone in the world knows by now, the chart—created by Nazis!—is bullshyt. Here's something that is fascinating about the whole episode: Donald Trump almost certainly did not send the tweet.
As I explained in September, only a vanishingly small number of @realDonaldTrump's tweets actually come from Trump himself. He dictates many of his tweets to aides. He sends some—a very small few—himself using an iPhone. And many manual retweets are sent by one of his staffers. Retweets presumably aren't the sort of thing he would be dictating. He's probably not on his phone listening to someone read his mentions and saying, "Retweet that one!" Sunday's tweet was sent from an Android. Trump tweets—when he rarely does—from an iPhone. It's very likely Trump did not send that retweet. Someone who works for him did. This isn't the fascinating thing.
The fascinating thing is that instead of a blaming the tweet on a subordinate—something they haven't been shy about doing in the past—the campaign has chosen to stay silent about it. They have apparently made the political calculation that it would be worse for Trump to acknowledge not sending the racist tweet than to endure a few days of stories about how racist he is.
It's 2015, and if you're running for the Republican nomination for president, saying racist things doesn't hurt your poll numbers.
