I feel so sorry for those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump. Trump actually sold them on the idea that a New York billionaire, with a cabinet full of other other billionaire CEO types who've made careers out of offshoring jobs, keeping wages far below the poverty line, stripping workers of the few crumbs of healthcare benefits they have, are all of a sudden going to be a friend to the common working man, raise wages, improve job conditions, and bring all those jobs they have off-shored back home again. It was a masterful sales job. We heard the same old song and dance from Ronald Reagan and George W Bush, and here we are, decades later, still waiting for it to "trickle down" I guess you just can't fix stupid!
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by divegeester1. Wrong and 2. Wrong.
I'm pretty certain of two things; 1) you are a Democrat and 2) you absolutely do not feel in the slightest bit sorry for "those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump".
1. I am an Independent
2. I do feel sorry for them. I heard this same pack of lies from Reagan and GW Bush. Look it up pal, the economy was not that great under either one of them
So far you're batting .000. Want to keep going?
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by mchillHe really didn't have to promise anything since he was running against crooked Hildebeast.
I feel so sorry for those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump. Trump actually sold them on the idea that a New York billionaire, with a cabinet full of other other billionaire CEO types who've made careers out of offshoring jobs, keeping wages far below the poverty line, stripping workers of the few crumbs of healthcare benefits they have, are ...[text shortened]... we are, decades later, still waiting for it to "trickle down" I guess you just can't fix stupid!
Originally posted by mchillSo you didn't vote in the election then?
I am an Independent
2. I do feel sorry for them. I heard this same pack of lies from Reagan and GW Bush. Look it up pal, the economy was not that great under either one of them
So far you're batting .000. Want to keep going?
And your use of the adjective "working class slobs" to describe Republican voters, is actually some sort of term of endearment meant to emphasise your non-partisan political stance?
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by mchillThe sorry slobs just run from one party to the other hoping for change but finding none.
I feel so sorry for those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump. Trump actually sold them on the idea that a New York billionaire, with a cabinet full of other other billionaire CEO types who've made careers out of offshoring jobs, keeping wages far below the poverty line, stripping workers of the few crumbs of healthcare benefits they have, are ...[text shortened]... we are, decades later, still waiting for it to "trickle down" I guess you just can't fix stupid!
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09 Dec 16
Originally posted by mchillSo these poor people should have voted for who? Let me guess.....
I feel so sorry for those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump. Trump actually sold them on the idea that a New York billionaire, with a cabinet full of other other billionaire CEO types who've made careers out of offshoring jobs, keeping wages far below the poverty line, stripping workers of the few crumbs of healthcare benefits they have, are ...[text shortened]... we are, decades later, still waiting for it to "trickle down" I guess you just can't fix stupid!
If you think the Clinton's aren't evil, watch this!
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09 Dec 16
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Originally posted by checkbaiterCheck and Joe -This is not about Hillary. She's yesterday's news. Do try to follow along, will you. 😲
So these poor people should have voted for who? Let me guess.....
If you think the Clinton's aren't evil, watch this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5JapU0Vf44&feature=share
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by mchillNot sure why you'd have to feel sorry for anyone who voted for Trump. It isn't like the
I feel so sorry for those poor working class slobs who voted for Donald Trump. Trump actually sold them on the idea that a New York billionaire, with a cabinet full of other other billionaire CEO types who've made careers out of offshoring jobs, keeping wages far below the poverty line, stripping workers of the few crumbs of healthcare benefits they have, are ...[text shortened]... we are, decades later, still waiting for it to "trickle down" I guess you just can't fix stupid!
people we have been electing before Him stand head and shoulders above him in the
results we have had to live with. All of the lies right to our faces on what was going to
happen if they took over our healthcare system, the lies told right to our faces on our
earnings, the make believe standards of fair play they claimed they were going to deliver
where instead their buddies and themselves got rich off of our tax money. The lies told
to us about how they wanted to rule of law for us and yet we found the IRS targeting
people who held different views than those in power. We have seen in these last 8 year
food stamps having to be given to more, the earning power of the middle class decline,
and so on. Not to mention jobs leaving the country...I'd say I feel sorry for you, you appear
to be hooked on the Kool-Aid that they have been feeding you.
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by KellyJayStill not regretting that vote, eh? Understandable. Just imagine what Clinton would do in office, with all those e-mails and stuff.
Not sure why you'd have to feel sorry for anyone who voted for Trump. It isn't like the
people we have been electing before Him stand head and shoulders above him in the
results we have had to live with. All of the lies right to our faces on what was going to
happen if they took over our healthcare system, the lies told right to our faces on our
earning ...[text shortened]... I feel sorry for you, you appear
to be hooked on the Kool-Aid that they have been feeding you.
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by KazetNagorraWell if Clinton acted like she did as when she held the Sec of State office, I imagine she
Still not regretting that vote, eh? Understandable. Just imagine what Clinton would do in office, with all those e-mails and stuff.
would be selling access and making a pretty penny off of the tax payer's dime right now.
09 Dec 16
Originally posted by KellyJayI think it could even be worse - who knows, she might have even used the position as president to enrich her businesses and children, and directly solicit bribes from foreign politicians.
Well if Clinton acted like she did as when she held the Sec of State office, I imagine she
would be selling access and making a pretty penny off of the tax payer's dime right now.