Donald Trump really has no reason to be PC so feel free to post all his fukkery in this thread.

[Tate]

The most intriguing thing with Trump is i wonder who he would select as his running mate. That is what is befuddling me.

I keep thinking it will be someone very adept with foreign policy to show people there will be someone to help with that aspect who fear he knows nothing of it but then I think to myself he knows he has to win with some minority vote to be able to win and may end up picking some kind of minority.

Best VP I can think of for Trump is ex-General David Petraus.

presidential and senate elections are immune to gerrymandering, only applies to congressional races.

There is a mild interest in GOP circles to change the format of presidential races to district by district instead of state by state. Nebraska and one other state(somewhere in the northeast, can't remember exactly) already do this.

Trump and Sanders are votes against the establishment. That's it. That's why they're popular.

In a broad sense yes. However it's a mistake to marginalize immigration and inequality, respectively, as fringe, rage against the machine issues. Both are incredibly important to huge swathes of the electorate.

 

[ill]

The most intriguing thing with Trump is i wonder who he would select as his running mate. That is what is befuddling me.

I keep thinking it will be someone very adept with foreign policy to show people there will be someone to help with that aspect who fear he knows nothing of it but then I think to myself he knows he has to win with some minority vote to be able to win and may end up picking some kind of minority.

I would imagine he continues the troll job and has a minority (black or latino male) as his VP just to "prove" he's not racist.

 

[Tate]

I would imagine he continues the troll job and has a minority (black or latino male) as his VP just to "prove" he's not racist.

I'm inclined to agree with this, but I have trouble thinking of a credible minority for him to ticket up with. I doubt anyone like Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Rubio, or Nevada's governor would run with him knowing they'd likely lose and be tied to trump forever after. Maybe Allen West could be an option.

Cruz could hop on but I think that's too secondary a gig for him.

 

[CASHAPP]

Best VP I can think of for Trump is ex-General David Petraus.



There is a mild interest in GOP circles to change the format of presidential races to district by district instead of state by state. Nebraska and one other state(somewhere in the northeast, can't remember exactly) already do this.



In a broad sense yes. However it's a mistake to marginalize immigration and inequality, respectively, as fringe, rage against the machine issues. Both are incredibly important to huge swathes of the electorate.

why Petraus though? I think the key for Trump is to try and get some minority without looking like he is getting desperate getting that minority...if that is even possible.

I'm inclined to agree with this, but I have trouble thinking of a credible minority for him to ticket up with. I doubt anyone like Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Rubio, or Nevada's governor would run with him knowing they'd likely lose and be tied to trump forever after. Maybe Allen West could be an option.

Cruz could hop on but I think that's too secondary a gig for him.

ive always had this conspiracy that trump would run on a platform later on next year to hispanics that he will work his ass off to intervene in Mexico and do his absolute best to finally end the rampant killings going over there and the cartels destroying lives...

 

[Tate]

why Petraus though? I think the key for Trump is to try and get some minority without looking like he is getting desperate getting that minority...if that is even possible.



ive always had this conspiracy that trump would run on a platform later on next year to hispanics that he will work his ass off to intervene in Mexico and do his absolute best to finally end the rampant killings going over there and the cartels destroying lives...

Petraus is good for Trump in that he's both a respected national figure(probably one of the few genuinely popular figures in American public life) and can claim to still be an outsider. I doubt Trump can seriously appeal to minorities, so his best option is to go all in with the white working class vote. A decorated general brings credibility to a Trump candidacy among many of this cohort who would doubt him otherwise.

That's an interesting theory. It probably wouldn't be a bad idea for trump to incorporate that into his plan. I have no idea what that assistance would entail or how that would play amongst Hispanics however.

 

[King Kreole]

Best VP I can think of for Trump is ex-General David Petraus.

Has Petraeus even recovered from his scandal though? Trump would probably be looking at a relatively safe candidate to even him out. Pre-scandal Petraeus would be great, but he might be too toxic now.

 

[Tate]

Has Petraeus even recovered from his scandal though? Trump would probably be looking at a relatively safe candidate to even him out. Pre-scandal Petraeus would be great, but he might be too toxic now.

I don't think it's that big a deal to most. Besides if Hiliary is the nominee then it's totally neutralized.

And they could always turn it on its head. Who cares if this guy gets loose with documents and fukks women he shouldn't? He beat Al-Qaeda and he'll beat Isis. It could play into the whole war on pc culture

 

[smitty22]

Trump boycotting fox news now

 

[hypo666]

Trump speaking at African American chamber of commerce.

 

[wire28]

the hispanics really love trump and trump loves the hispanics back

 

[CASHAPP]

@Reggie Rhodes i'm starting to think more and more Carson may actually be the nominee and could possibly win the whole thing....

Its hilarious to see how much white folks love him compared to Obama and we all know the reasons why. He would be disastrous for black folks as president. Its funny to see the comparison between him and Obama(as much as i criticize OBama) and how Barack on stage is the man confident about calling out them and not afraid to say things like "I won twice" and smile at them and has that booming voice and Carson being soft spoken and "humble" in their eyes. They hated the Professor but they gonna love the doctor...

 

[Tony D'Amato]

@Reggie Rhodes i'm starting to think more and more Carson may actually be the nominee and could possibly win the whole thing....

Its hilarious to see how much white folks love him compared to Obama and we all know the reasons why. He would be disastrous for black folks as president. Its funny to see the comparison between him and Obama(as much as i criticize OBama) and how Barack on stage is the man confident about calling out them and not afraid to say things like "I won twice" and smile at them and has that booming voice and Carson being soft spoken and "humble" in their eyes. They hated the Professor but they gonna love the doctor...

U may be mentally retarded

 

[King Kreole]

@Reggie Rhodes i'm starting to think more and more Carson may actually be the nominee and could possibly win the whole thing....

Its hilarious to see how much white folks love him compared to Obama and we all know the reasons why. He would be disastrous for black folks as president. Its funny to see the comparison between him and Obama(as much as i criticize OBama) and how Barack on stage is the man confident about calling out them and not afraid to say things like "I won twice" and smile at them and has that booming voice and Carson being soft spoken and "humble" in their eyes. They hated the Professor but they gonna love the doctor...

Oh man, Carson is a Republican wet dream black man. "Smart" (not like those other blacks ), ideologically neutered, non-threatening, and most importantly allows for them to keep the preconceived, racist notions about black people that drives a lot of their worldview w/r/t race. I'm not comfortable saying Carson is a c00n or a krypto white supremacist, as I can understand how someone comes to his worldview, but he's definitely hitting all the right notes for the base. That being said, I don't think he'll be the nominee. He's the media darling right now, but every time he opens his mouth he's saying some bullshyt. It worked for Trump, but that was only because there were no viable alternatives for the Republican establishment to throw their weight behind. Jeb was a total fukkup disappointment. Also, Carson would get murdered by Clinton, Sanders or Biden in the GE. His pocket of support isn't broad enough. But now Rubio is emerging. He's really the best candidate for the Repubs. The GE is gonna be a battle for the undecideds, and Rubio came on very strong in that last debate, especially on foreign policy. He's knowledgable, doesn't have any personal baggage, is affable enough, and is the best Repub to court undecideds. And most important, he's relatively (to Trump at least) soft on immigration (member of the Gang of Eight). That's huge because Dems are relying on immigration to be a wedge issue in their favour. I'm not sure how the radical wing of the Republicans will respond (especially with all the congressional fukkery going on right now), but I gotta believe Reince and the RNC are looking to Rubio.

 

[Robbie3000]

the hispanics really love trump and trump loves the hispanics back

What the hell is going on here?

 

[CASHAPP]

U may be mentally retarded

how? if he is second in the polls and alot of people agree trump will fade out...how is that unrealistic?

Oh man, Carson is a Republican wet dream black man. "Smart" (not like those other blacks ), ideologically neutered, non-threatening, and most importantly allows for them to keep the preconceived, racist notions about black people that drives a lot of their worldview w/r/t race. I'm not comfortable saying Carson is a c00n or a krypto white supremacist, as I can understand how someone comes to his worldview, but he's definitely hitting all the right notes for the base. That being said, I don't think he'll be the nominee. He's the media darling right now, but every time he opens his mouth he's saying some bullshyt. It worked for Trump, but that was only because there were no viable alternatives for the Republican establishment to throw their weight behind. Jeb was a total fukkup disappointment. Also, Carson would get murdered by Clinton, Sanders or Biden in the GE. His pocket of support isn't broad enough. But now Rubio is emerging. He's really the best candidate for the Repubs. The GE is gonna be a battle for the undecideds, and Rubio came on very strong in that last debate, especially on foreign policy. He's knowledgable, doesn't have any personal baggage, is affable enough, and is the best Repub to court undecideds. And most important, he's relatively (to Trump at least) soft on immigration (member of the Gang of Eight). That's huge because Dems are relying on immigration to be a wedge issue in their favour. I'm not sure how the radical wing of the Republicans will respond (especially with all the congressional fukkery going on right now), but I gotta believe Reince and the RNC are looking to Rubio.

That is why I was saying I'm thinking. I was wondering maybe he selected a Vice President who would broaden his support such as a Latino woman who is heavily respected and has alot of experience in politics(or maybe this would be Rubio lol). As far as the General elections ...By the way in my own personal fan fiction theory I believe Hillary will die unexpectedly from a stroke and Sanders will die of old age :yesshrug: #ihavecrazythoughts

Rubio I think will be bogged down by a sex scandal. We haven't had huge ones in ages like we used to have back in the good old days(Weiner doesn't count). We are due for a huge one in the social media age. Yes these postings are actual real/concrete reasoning you are reading here from a poster in Higher Learning....

TO sum up I keep telling yall...this election is gonna be a low turnout record for young people and Black people. I keep saying that but I don't think people take it seriously how low it will be. It would have been in 2008 too if it was not a once in a lifetime moment with the presidency of Obama.