No stopping Trump (will be a NY/NJ ticket)

[brocktonblockbust]

He'll smoke those ferrets out of those tunnels believe me. Then he will be accused of war crimes against humanity

[SlimTrae]

He'll smoke those ferrets out of those tunnels believe me. Then he will be accused of war crimes against humanity

Or get a cut of the profits. Ever see Machete II?

[SlimTrae]

Not my words------taken from Adams and Washington.

FACT: the Founding Fathers warned us about the threat from a two party system.

John Adams said:

There is nothing which I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other. This, in my humble apprehension, is to be dreaded as the greatest political evil under our Constitution.

Or perhaps slavery was a bigger evil

I think we can agree that no one people is clean or innocent.


Me think Adams saw a greater evil in partisanship, because it had a history that showed nations demise as a result, whereas slavery was beneficial to a nation's economy.

[SlimTrae]

But to end it on the parties.

Clinton.

The money that funded Obama and now Hillary is IMO as evil of a group imaginable. Democrats have made gutter choices for POTUS continuously.
Reason: DNC is not under the will of the people. It is it's own creature to which the voters don't choose DNC leaders nor determine their agenda. Rather the Democratic voters are subservient.

And on the other side....
Trump claims he can't be bought, IMO that is a smokescreen.

The industries that send their lobbyists to Washington have worth that dwarfs Trump's--some say he is worth what .2-4 billion? Pssst! yeah right.

Koch Industries yearly net averages 30-40 billion. IMO they're already knee deep in the government thru senators & congressmen hollering (Deregulation! Let the markets work it out)..

Pharmaceutical industry: 300-400 billion, what? Annually?
Agencies that work for industries...in the name of the people aka Food and drug administration....both DNC & RNC per Senate to Congress work for the lobbyists of these mega corporations more so than the people.

FDA--Trump is gonna clean that house out? The bloated agency that approves of drugs...that produces lawsuits a few years after pills of death get approved?
Aproved of chemical induced food, cloned fucking meat? Genetically modified food is what sickens us into a need for a healthcare system we can't afford.

Energy sector, to corporations that make carnal weapons...they can't survive in peace time. 600 military bases over 60 nations..Ron Paul claims 800 spread over 130 nations.
Trump gonna keep all of them and deal with the consequences of placing our soldiers, embassy personnel on foreign soil?

This dude has played to the angst, fears and emotions so well....that he has campaigned on virtually no policies.
In Ohio Trump leads the Ohioan's Governor with this caveat: Kasich may be the grown-up in the room... but the people are choosing Trump.

They don't want the tea partiers they elected.
They don't want the grown-up in the room.......

[brocktonblockbust]

But to end it on the parties.

Clinton.

The money that funded Obama and now Hillary is IMO as evil of a group imaginable. Democrats have made gutter choices for POTUS continuously.
Reason: DNC is not under the will of the people. It is it's own creature to which the voters don't choose DNC leaders nor determine their agenda. Rather the Democratic voters are subservient.

And on the other side....
Trump claims he can't be bought, IMO that is a smokescreen.

The industries that send their lobbyists to Washington have worth that dwarfs Trump's--some say he is worth what .2-4 billion? Pssst! yeah right.

Koch Industries yearly net averages 30-40 billion. IMO they're already knee deep in the government thru senators & congressmen hollering (Deregulation! Let the markets work it out)..

Pharmaceutical industry: 300-400 billion, what? Annually?
Agencies that work for industries...in the name of the people aka Food and drug administration....both DNC & RNC per Senate to Congress work for the lobbyists of these mega corporations more so than the people.

FDA--Trump is gonna clean that house out? The bloated agency that approves of drugs...that produces lawsuits a few years after pills of death get approved?
Aproved of chemical induced food, cloned fucking meat? Genetically modified food is what sickens us into a need for a healthcare system we can't afford.

Energy sector, to corporations that make carnal weapons...they can't survive in peace time. 600 military bases over 60 nations..Ron Paul claims 800 spread over 130 nations.
Trump gonna keep all of them and deal with the consequences of placing our soldiers, embassy personnel on foreign soil?

This dude has played to the angst, fears and emotions so well....that he has campaigned on virtually no policies.
In Ohio Trump leads the Ohioan's Governor with this caveat: Kasich may be the grown-up in the room... but the people are choosing Trump.

They don't want the tea partiers they elected.
They don't want the grown-up in the room.......

Excellent points

[SlimTrae]

Excellently pointing out our doom?! Don't make this grown mofo cry!!!

I'd like to believe Trump wants to buttfuck both parties. He's stated they are both screwed. I agree. I admit I'm a bit of a player hater here...I wish it were Ron Paul that has voters fired up like Trump has.

My last comment on Trump. I can't predict what kind of leader he would be
But I can predict Hillary, Rubio, Sanders, Cruz, Omalley...


S.O.S.



Same old shit.

[beenKOed]

Obama must be better than that mong bush you had

says a lot about America if he can get re-elected

Mitt Romney (Mr. Nice Guy, The Passionless One, The Supercivil One) let America down when he refused to engage President Obama during the debates.
In my opinion, of course, Mitt Romney is a jackass.

[brocktonblockbust]

Obama must be better than that mong bush you had

says a lot about America if he can get re-elected

Mitt Romney (Mr. Nice Guy, The Passionless One, The Supercivil One) let America down when he refused to engage President Obama during the debates.
In my opinion, of course, Mitt Romney is a jackass.

Mitt Romney is the biggest jackass south of the Mississippi River

[SlimTrae]

Obama must be better than that mong bush you had

says a lot about America if he can get re-elected

Mitt Romney (Mr. Nice Guy, The Passionless One, The Supercivil One) let America down when he refused to engage President Obama during the debates.
In my opinion, of course, Mitt Romney is a jackass.

Mitt Romney is the biggest jackass south of the Mississippi River

A jackass chosen by conservative voters. Harrrrrddddddwaaavwaaaa. Fuckinhaaaardeeeeewhaaaaaa!!!!!

[brocktonblockbust]

Obama must be better than that mong bush you had

says a lot about America if he can get re-elected

Mitt Romney (Mr. Nice Guy, The Passionless One, The Supercivil One) let America down when he refused to engage President Obama during the debates.
In my opinion, of course, Mitt Romney is a jackass.

Mitt Romney is the biggest jackass south of the Mississippi River

A jackass chosen by conservative voters. Harrrrrddddddwaaavwaaaa. Fuckinhaaaardeeeeewhaaaaaa!!!!!

Correct.

[Kirkland Laing]

[brocktonblockbust]

Trump better watch out.

[Britkid]

Yes for Paul Ryan...

[brocktonblockbust]

I believe Trump will get the 1271 votes he needs or whatever the hell it's called to win the nomination

[Britkid]

I believe Trump will get the 1271 votes he needs or whatever the hell it's called to win the nomination

I am increasingly thinking that will not be the case. I do not think the GOP will let it happen:


A member of the Republican National Committee's Rules Committee said Wednesday that the party will decide who the GOP nominee will be, not the voters.

"The media has created the perception that the voters will decide the nomination," Curly Haugland said in an interview with CNBC. "That's the conflict here."

"The political parties choose their nominees, not the general public, contrary to popular belief," he added...

...Haugland, one of the party's few unbound delegates that can decide who they want to vote for, argued that the party can block Trump even if he wins 1,237 delegates through the primaries.

"The primary votes are not considered [at the convention], it's the delegates' votes," he said.

GOP official: The party chooses the nominee, not the voters | TheHill