he really comes off as a nobody, i dont even read his posts anymore.He wants my attention so bad, got damn Bernie stans
he really comes off as a nobody, i dont even read his posts anymore.He wants my attention so bad, got damn Bernie stans
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
lAnd democrats are any better? Negro please
And you're the one calling people c00ns. We're done here.
I'm late in this thread. What are you bytching about now?
the next guy
Superstar
One reason Dens dont care about coal is becuz of the states they're in. Obeezy said he would bankrupt the industry and still won Ohio and Pennsylvania
would be typical flip flopping hillary
shyt on it 1 second and act like she said great things about it the next
Of course but just saying all that stuf he said.. it's just words at the end of the day...this is a trade election. She has to step it up.
the next guy
Superstar
He's not Mitt. Remember Romney was soft like like a baby's butt. Trump is from NY.
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Hilary aint soft and Obeezy used her record against her. Trump has a record that can and will be exploited.
Margin of error, I hope this post was not serious
So Trump is going to win white males not sure if there is any point in questioning that 
But what happens with women? and how does that affect things especially running against a white woman ( despite being disliked herself ).
But what happens with women? and how does that affect things especially running against a white woman ( despite being disliked herself ).
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
This CNN Exchange Demonstrates The Absurdly Low Standards For Donald Trump
BY AARON RUPAR
MAY 3, 2016 11:06 PM
CREDIT: SCREENSHOT
During previous primary night speeches, Donald Trump called the media “disgusting,” was flanked by fringe right-wing figures who are mostly remembered for saying ridiculous and offensive things, and broadsided Hillary Clinton with sexist attacks.
But on Tuesday, fresh off a dominating victory in Indiana that prompted Ted Cruz to suspend his campaign and all but sealed that Trump will be the Republican nominee for president, the billionaire toned things down a bit.
While he did make up the word “bigly” and elicited groans by saying, “I love winning with women,” for the most part Trump steered clear of controversy and attempted to portray himself as a magnanimous winner. For instance, just hours after calling Ted Cruz a “wacko” on Twitter, Trump had kind words for his defeated rival, describing him as “one hell of a competitor” who has a “beautiful family.” (In March, Trump retweeted a meme suggesting Cruz’s wife Heidi isn’t attractive.)
So Trump mostly avoided offending anybody — he did say that when he’s president, “We’re going to be saying ‘Merry Christmas’ again — and heaped praise on a competitor he’s been insulting on a near daily basis for months. That might not seem like much, but it was plenty for CNN’s primary night panel.
“I just want to say I thought that was actually an extraordinarily good speech,” liberal commentator Van Jones said. “I know that there’s probably some way you’re supposed to do it, he hasn’t done it that way the whole time, so why would he start now, but I’ll tell you what. You’re sitting here and you’re biting your nails and saying, this guy is one step closer to being the President of the United States, possibly, is he going to come out here and be awful?”
“That’s how you act when you win,” Jones continued. “Let’s give the devil his due. He was polite to the guy, and he said nice things about the guy’s family. Tomorrow he’ll be talking about, you know, UFOs. But tonight he did what you’re supposed to do. We should be proud of that.”
At that point, Jeffrey Lord — a Trump-supporting CNN commentator who got into a heated exchanged with Jones on Super Tuesday — added, “I’ll use the word, and I can almost hear the laughter coming from all of you this minute, that I think describes Donald Trump in certain situations. And that word is — humble.”
It’s almost enough to make a person forget they were talking about the same candidate who wants to blackmail the Mexican government to pay for a border wall, ban Muslims from immigrating to the U.S., and said he thinks women who get abortions should be punished.
This CNN Exchange Demonstrates The Absurdly Low Standards For Donald Trump
BY AARON RUPAR
MAY 3, 2016 11:06 PM
CREDIT: SCREENSHOT
During previous primary night speeches, Donald Trump called the media “disgusting,” was flanked by fringe right-wing figures who are mostly remembered for saying ridiculous and offensive things, and broadsided Hillary Clinton with sexist attacks.
But on Tuesday, fresh off a dominating victory in Indiana that prompted Ted Cruz to suspend his campaign and all but sealed that Trump will be the Republican nominee for president, the billionaire toned things down a bit.
While he did make up the word “bigly” and elicited groans by saying, “I love winning with women,” for the most part Trump steered clear of controversy and attempted to portray himself as a magnanimous winner. For instance, just hours after calling Ted Cruz a “wacko” on Twitter, Trump had kind words for his defeated rival, describing him as “one hell of a competitor” who has a “beautiful family.” (In March, Trump retweeted a meme suggesting Cruz’s wife Heidi isn’t attractive.)
So Trump mostly avoided offending anybody — he did say that when he’s president, “We’re going to be saying ‘Merry Christmas’ again — and heaped praise on a competitor he’s been insulting on a near daily basis for months. That might not seem like much, but it was plenty for CNN’s primary night panel.
“I just want to say I thought that was actually an extraordinarily good speech,” liberal commentator Van Jones said. “I know that there’s probably some way you’re supposed to do it, he hasn’t done it that way the whole time, so why would he start now, but I’ll tell you what. You’re sitting here and you’re biting your nails and saying, this guy is one step closer to being the President of the United States, possibly, is he going to come out here and be awful?”
“That’s how you act when you win,” Jones continued. “Let’s give the devil his due. He was polite to the guy, and he said nice things about the guy’s family. Tomorrow he’ll be talking about, you know, UFOs. But tonight he did what you’re supposed to do. We should be proud of that.”
At that point, Jeffrey Lord — a Trump-supporting CNN commentator who got into a heated exchanged with Jones on Super Tuesday — added, “I’ll use the word, and I can almost hear the laughter coming from all of you this minute, that I think describes Donald Trump in certain situations. And that word is — humble.”
It’s almost enough to make a person forget they were talking about the same candidate who wants to blackmail the Mexican government to pay for a border wall, ban Muslims from immigrating to the U.S., and said he thinks women who get abortions should be punished.
This CNN Exchange Demonstrates The Absurdly Low Standards For Donald Trump