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Originally posted by gareth cobbHe seems to be saying that he's going to implement a rather large infrastructure program of modernisation. Obamacare will be repealed I reckon.
No suprise really .Who likes politicians ? But can Trump actually get anything done ?maybe ...
Originally posted by robbie carrobieNo, I refuse to "go gentle into that good night", and I will "rage, rage against the dying of the light".
Generally after post game analysis the vanquished remain silent. Not as shocking as Mr Trump trouncing Mrs Clinton I'll bet.😲
I have NOT been "vanquished". "That which does not kill us, makes us stronger."
There are those among us who will continue to fight the good fight, and I swear that before this man leaves office, even those who have been hypnotized by the right will wake up and work to send him back to the abyss he came from, at least if America is anything more than an ash heap by then. No, we won't be fooled again. And if, by some chance we are, then we deserve every last bit of what is coming to us.
Originally posted by SuzianneIt was the liberals that put Trump in the Whitehouse by nominating a candidate that was unelectable simply because it was her turn.
No, I refuse to "go gentle into that good night", and I will "rage, rage against the dying of the light".
I have NOT been "vanquished". "That which does not kill us, makes us stronger."
There are those among us who will continue to fight the good fight, and I swear that before this man leaves office, even those who have been hypnotized by the right w ...[text shortened]... d again. And if, by some chance we are, then we deserve every last bit of what is coming to us.
And so Democratic leaders made Hillary their candidate even though they knew about her closeness to the banks, her fondness for war, and her unique vulnerability on the trade issue – each of which Trump exploited to the fullest. They chose Hillary even though they knew about her private email server. They chose her even though some of those who studied the Clinton Foundation suspected it was a sketchy proposition.
To try to put over such a nominee while screaming that the Republican is a rightwing monster is to court disbelief. If Trump is a fascist, as liberals often said, Democrats should have put in their strongest player to stop him, not a party hack they’d chosen because it was her turn. Choosing her indicated either that Democrats didn’t mean what they said about Trump’s riskiness, that their opportunism took precedence over the country’s well-being, or maybe both.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/09/donald-trump-white-house-hillary-clinton-liberals
09 Nov 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI wonder where he got that idea.
He seems to be saying that he's going to implement a rather large infrastructure program of modernisation. Obamacare will be repealed I reckon.
He's not going to do a damn thing. Yes, he promises big things. But the biggest thing coming out of his mouth are his lies.
09 Nov 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe right has been hypnotizing the middle class for decades, ever since Reagan.
It was the liberals that put Trump in the Whitehouse by nominating a candidate that was unelectable simply because it was her turn.
And so Democratic leaders made Hillary their candidate even though they knew about her closeness to the banks, her fondness for war, and her unique vulnerability on the trade issue – each of which Trump exploited to ...[text shortened]... /www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/nov/09/donald-trump-white-house-hillary-clinton-liberals
And that is what has set this up.
America has just voted against their best interests, and perhaps for the last time. Yes, the middle class is that stupid. But we won't get fooled again. And if we do, we deserve every minute of that hell we bring down upon ourselves.
And that just gives you Euros the giggles, doesn't it?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieIt does matter, because men's best ideas always come from women.
You don't know that. It doesn't matter where he got it from.
And yes, I do "know that". There are a million men just like him. He's a dime a dozen in this country. Men who talk a big talk, but walk a little tiny walk.
All talk and no action, I think is the phrase.
Originally posted by SuzianneYou cannot argue that the DNC elite actively worked against Mr. Sanders who was a relatively scandal free candidate and instead choose to field a weakened candidate knowing full well that she came with excessive baggage. Its been rightly perceived as a self serving approach, no one I think ever bought into the idea that Hillary was anything but a self serving politician because you simply cannot hide that amount of stuff.
The right has been hypnotizing the middle class for decades, ever since Reagan.
And that is what has set this up.
America has just voted against their best interests, and perhaps for the last time. Yes, the middle class is that stupid. But we won't get fooled again. And if we do, we deserve every minute of that hell we bring down upon ourselves.
And that just gives you Euros the giggles, doesn't it?
Originally posted by Suziannelol, he got the idea from the new First lady? She will make an awesome First lady.
It does matter, because men's best ideas always come from women.
And yes, I do "know that". There are a million men just like him. He's a dime a dozen in this country. Men who talk a big talk, but walk a little tiny walk.
All talk and no action, I think is the phrase.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieGive it a rest. Your dude won. Enjoy it while you still can.
You cannot argue that the DNC elite actively worked against Mr. Sanders who was a relatively scandal free candidate and instead choose to field a weakened candidate knowing full well that she came with excessive baggage. Its been rightly perceived as a self serving approach, no one I think ever bought into the idea that Hillary was anything but a self serving politician because you simply cannot hide that amount of stuff.
I'm gonna go cry now until I throw up, if you don't mind.