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I don't understand how any
self-respecting woman can support him, either after his degrading
remarks about women. And, in my opinion, any man who supports him,
doesn't support women, either.
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I feel the same about Hillary, Obama and Bernie. To me its sticks
and stones but actions speak louder than words. And we have seen the
abject failure for 8-years. And anyone who supports them doesn't support
the sanctity of life period.
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If Trump wins the election, and if he
nominates a conservative to the SC and defunds pp, I'll be the first one
to start a thread and apologize to Trump and his supporters for
doubting every word that comes out of his mouth.
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You know the Republicans did that before, and those Republican
appointees upheld Roe v. Wade and made abortion legal. What new horror
will they foist on the American public? A Trump appointee would mean
"someone in Trump's pocket," as in doing his bidding, and Trump's
bidding is good for Trump, not the American public.
If it were a Kasich appointee, or even a Cruz appointee, though I'm not
fond of Cruz's ideology, then he or she could probably be trusted, but
not a Trump appointee.
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And they wonder why people are angry and
are supporting trump in droves?! We're so sick and tired of the media
who think they can control our mind.
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Yeah.. 
In an interview with some Trump supporters, their biggest complaint was
they can no longer 'say certain things' 'use certain words' because
political correctness.
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No need for personal attacks. Leave the uncharitable remarks to them.
Just some advice.
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How about this, then? Anyone who supports a candidate with
xenophobic, uninformed, misogynistic, racist views brings shame upon
themselves?
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You know the Republicans did that before,
and those Republican appointees upheld Roe v. Wade and made abortion
legal. What new horror will they foist on the American public? A Trump
appointee would mean "someone in Trump's pocket," as in doing his
bidding, and Trump's bidding is good for Trump, not the American public.
If it were a Kasich appointee, or even a Cruz appointee, though I'm not
fond of Cruz's ideology, then he or she could probably be trusted, but
not a Trump appointee.
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Yes I was there the story goes the Reps rescued us from the lies
of the Democrats and southeast asia, and unfortunate we have tricky
dicky who followed. There could be no new horror and the cycle repeats
itself nor is anything unprecedented, but the democrats manifested by
invocation all heresy and evil in this period of transition we here are
all responsible for.
Mistakes are no excuses just mistakes. A wrong made nothing right.
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How about this, then? Anyone who supports
a candidate with xenophobic, uninformed, misogynistic, racist views
brings shame upon themselves?
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True. And I know one candidate who fits that description perfectly. 
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One candidate's confirmed lies, and that's just about a week's worth. Yeah, he'll rescue everyone.
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That is an illogical reason for endorsing Trump in the GOP primary, in which Hillary is not one of the candidates.
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It certainly is illogical. One would think a vote would be endorsing Kasich or Cruz instead.
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Licensed psychiatrists have called
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Utter nonsense and not one actually did a personal analysis, their foolishness doesn't make yours permissible. 
And a baggage of chasing nothing in links doesn't make your case for
the labeling, sory it doesn't wash any more than me saying the same
about Obama and Hillary. You have no point here.
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And Trump's campaign manager is no better:
http://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/reve...ies-reporters/
I have to wonder why some Americans seem to this man would actually care
about them? I don't think he cares about any American except one.
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
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It certainly is illogical. One would think a vote would be endorsing Kasich or Cruz instead.
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Now your way out in outer space. Let me clue you in any American
has the assimilated right as an American to vote for who-ever they
choose. Its not for you to attempt to discourage in lost logic those who
not only hold this right but many who earned it by paying for your seat
on the freedom bus. Please spare us the nonsense. I wouldn't even say
such looney things to democrats. 
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This one would actually be funny if it weren't for the sad fact that this person has a chance of becoming president of the US:
https://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/tru...ng-to-science/
http://www.factcheck.org/2015/06/trump-tramples-facts/
http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2016/...ia-gaffes-lies
http://www.salon.com/2016/03/05/the_...n_dont_buy_it/
http://www.politicususa.com/2016/03/...ling-lies.html
And they just go on and on and on and on and on.
Like Bernie, I think Mr. Trump is getting very nervous. And with good
reason. He's given the Democratic nominee, whoever that turns out to be a
lot of verbal ammunition to work with.
I'm no fan of Fox News or MSNBC, but I have to give Megyn Kelly her due
for keeping her dignity in the face of totally unearned insults from
this man. He's alienated African-Americans, Hispanics, Muslims, women,
retirees, union workers, and just about every other group in the US.
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Sorry you have no point just a nonsensical rant. They just go on and on
and on and on and on with Obama Hillary and Bernie too. I fail to see
any realistic point only clanging cymbals. Let me know when you have a
point to discuss. Indictment sheets its a tactical failure immediately
rejected by anyone paying attention and with any candidate. But I
already stated that so you decide to double down on playing chase games
and indictment sheets. Please spare us the game playing. No rational
reasonable conversation will be forthcoming as I said just basic name
calling and accusations which one page ago all suggested everyone
abandon, and look whos so quickly back on on their own hypocrisy.
Really amazing we are back to name calling and indictment sheets. I should play tit for tat? LOL.
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I have no idea what you're talking about. You must have me mistaken with someone else.
Like another poster, I never said people didn't have the right to vote
for Trump, I just agreed with that poster that I can't understand why
anyone would, and I further added that I can't understand why anyone
would trust him.
I don't understand your posts. I'm not going to read any more of them.
English isn't my MT, I only learned it eight years ago, and perhaps you
use slang I don't understand. I don't know. I just know I can't make
heads nor tails out of your posts.
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
Reportedly, this is one of Trump's worst:
"When it comes to actual policy issues, Trump gets into the most
trouble. He continues to claim that the United States has a $500 billion
trade deficit with China, a fact that has been debunked and debunked.
Trump also doesn’t settle lawsuits, according to his statement about
Trump University in the last Republican debate. Except, he does settle
lawsuits."
https://www.rawstory.com/2016/03/tru...ng-to-science/
Does he think we can't read and think? I don't know, but it seems so.
Says a lot:
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2...-ego-diversity
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
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I have no idea what you're talking about. You must have me mistaken with someone else.
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No your not mistaken for anyone sorry your confused about that.
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Like another poster, I never said people didn't have the right to vote for Trump,.
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So apparently you are understanding the conversation though badly but thats your issue not mine.
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I just agreed with that poster that I can't understand why anyone would,
and I further added that I can't understand why anyone would trust him.
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I feel the same about Obama Hillary and Bernie. You have a double
standard and blatant cooperation with abortion another point you clearly
understood .
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I don't understand your posts.
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Clearly not true by your rant and conversation here.
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I'm not going to read any more of them. English isn't my MT,
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Mine either but psychology is and yours is front and center as
were the odd comments you made labeling others, another conversation you
clearly understood.
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I only learned it eight years ago, and perhaps you use slang I don't
understand. I don't know. I just know I can't make heads nor tails out
of your posts.
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This is dival but thanks for your rant and name calling and
labeling with no points. Did you have a point to articulate anywhere? Or
just more nonsensical rants and cute conversation? Which apparently now
turned into the usual leftist personal attack .How predictable.
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Says a lot from someone who actually knows and worked with Trump:
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2...-ego-diversity
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I guess you would like to debate the idea of self love as opposed to a
low self esteem. Obama and Hillary and Bernie all egocentric.
Difference, do you know? Think about it. One is not directed by others
finance which means a great deal in the realm unselfish goals.
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
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Now your way out in outer space. Let me
clue you in any American has the assimilated right as an American to
vote for who-ever they choose. Its not for you to attempt to discourage
in lost logic those who not only hold this right but many who earned it
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
Anyway as I stated you can read about all these accusations and with as I
said especially Obama Hillary and Bernie. Just for example as I said I
don't see indictment sheets as rational or reasonable conversation just
agenda orientated.
http://www.thepoliticalinsider.com/w...ma-gets-angry/
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Obama- behind the cameras and teleprompters is apparently an angry,
vicious leftist who frequently snaps at his staff and treats them like
garbage. WHOA:
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No behavior there by any stretch of the imagination. Should post oh thirty or forty links of Obama Hillary and Bernie?
Horrible things Obama and Hillary and Bernie have done to women in their
darkest hour they handed them a stone, they handed them a stone in the
sea of iniquity not a life preserver.
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
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These are old stories. You can beleive the medias interpretation
of each incident. We shall see whether the majority of americans agree
with you. Megyn kelly has discredited herself by dishonest reporting and
biased debate moderating this season. She has lost credibility with
many americnas. We shall see.
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Re: Phyllis Schlafly endorses Trump in St. Louis
Hillary misogyny:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/0..._n_102242.html
http://www.nationalreview.com/articl...-works-against
http://www.americanthinker.com/artic..._misogyny.html
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Hillary professes to support women, but she actually supports those who
treat women atrociously. Her husband is the worst sexual predator in
American political history. This is not the problem Clinton had with his
myriad affairs while married to Hillary, although that is what the left
professes to be the issue.
The real problem was not whom he had consensual sex with while married –
the Monica story was about Clinton's looking into the camera and lying
to America – but the women he forced himself upon. The list of women
making this accusation is long, and none of these women were
Republicans. The story is depressingly familiar.
Paula Jones was crudely harassed as an Arkansas state employee by
Governor Bill Clinton. President Bill Clinton groped a horrified
Kathleen Wiley on the very day her husband had committed suicide.
Arkansas attorney general Clinton beat and savagely raped Juanita
Broaddrick, according to her utterly credible report.
Here is real misogyny, not the invented fantasies of crazy feminists.
Here Hillary is either stonily silent or lashing out at these women, who
made serious charges against her dishonest husband. How can someone
like her be taken seriously when purporting to defend women?
Hillary also refuses to attack the most virulent and serious misogyny in
the world today, a clear and present danger to women all over our
planet: Islam. All religions are not equal regarding the status of
women. Hindus in the twentieth century still practiced the suttee
(ritual live immolation of widows) and sold young girls into temple
prostitution (brides of the gods). Buddha taught that women were so far
below men in the chain of reincarnation that it made no sense to have
Buddhist nuns (he acceded, finally, because if it did no good, it did no
harm, either.)
Worst, though, is Islam. The veil, thin or heavy and suffocating, is but
an outward sign of this oppression. The ghastly practice of "female
circumcision" is still endured by hundreds of millions of Moslem girls.
Women in "strict" Moslem nations do not drive or vote or rise above the
low status prescribed by Islam for women. This nightmare does not even
end with death. Mohammed told his followers that most of the denizens of
Hell are women.
Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Bahá'í were notable for granting women much
higher status than other old religions, but these four good faiths are
relatively modest in numbers throughout the world, and the first two
ceased proselytizing long ago.
The real defender of women's rights in the world today is Christianity.
Indeed, one of the reasons Christians are mistreated and murdered in the
Middle East and Africa today is specifically because a Christian
society grants women rights Islam feels they should not have.
Christianity has been the historic inspiration for every global movement
to advance equality and humanity toward women. Christian women battled
for women's suffrage in the West and fought Gandhi in defense of the
women of India. The Roman Empire embraced the oppressed faith of
Christianity, in large measure, because it first preached the spiritual
equality of women.
Anyone who truly cares about the condition of women in the world today
champions these brave Christians and denounces the dangers of Islam to
women. Hillary is no friend of women at all, however much she bleats
differently. She is an apologist for those true misogynists who accept
the purist version of Islam, and so Hillary drearily recites the
familiar leftist cant that "Islam is not our enemy" even as Islamists
all over the world oppress women.
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These are old stories. You can beleive
the medias interpretation of each incident. We shall see whether the
majority of americans agree with you.
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What he said is what he said. They are historical facts, so yes,
of course some are old. Others are things he said during this primary
campaign, so are recent. And I do believe he will be the Republican
nominee if he wins the number of delegates, but I don't think he'll come
out the winner in a brokered or contested convention.
As for winning the general if he is the nominee, I think it would be
close, but I don't think he'd win. He's alienated too many groups of
persons. But time will tell, and I'm prepared to suffer through four
years of him should it come to that. If he loses, though, it'll clear
the way for a Democratic Congress. It's too bad the Republicans couldn't
have seen their way to vote for someone with dignity who seems to
genuinely care, John Kasich, and doesn't have a horrible record of human
mistreatment the Democrats can hold against him.
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What he said is what he said. They are
historical facts, so yes, of course they are old. And I do believe he
will be the Republican nominee if he wins the number of delegates, but I
don't think he'll come out the winner in a brokered or contested
convention.
As for winning the general if he is the nominee, I think it would be
close, but I don't think he'd win. He's alienated too many groups of
persons. But time will tell, and I'm prepared to suffer through four
years of him should it come to that. If he loses, though, it'll clear
the way for a Democratic Congress. It's too bad the Republicans couldn't
have seen their way to vote for someone with dignity who seems to
genuinely care and doesn't have a horrible record of human mistreatment
the Democrats can hold against him.
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Everything requires an interpretation. Never consider a media
story a black and white factual statement without personal opinion. A
sentence someone says can be twisted and turned so easily in many
directions. Nuances are often taken for granted.
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Everything requires an interpretation.
Never consider a media story a black and white factual statement without
personal opinion. A sentence someone says can be twisted and turned so
easily in many directions. Nuances are often taken for granted.
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There were no nuances in those reports. Even Trump himself doesn't
deny saying them, so when it comes from the proverbial horse's mouth, I
believe it.
And I heard some of his rally speeches on TV myself. I heard the lies.
Especially when he said he never filed bankruptcy or settled a lawsuit. I
didn't need the media to tell me that wasn't true. I already knew it.
I used to own my own PR agency and still work for some in the medical
and dental profession because it pays so well. I can't make $250/hour
teaching, but I can in PR. That experience made me very, very good at
fact checking. And "digging up" what needed to be dug up.
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There were no nuances in those reports.
Even Trump himself doesn't deny saying them, so when it comes from the
proverbial horse's mouth, I believe it.
And I heard some of his rally speeches on TV myself. I heard the lies.
Especially when he said he never filed bankruptcy or settled a lawsuit. I
didn't need the media to tell me that wasn't true. I already knew it.
I used to own my own PR agency and still work for some in the medical
and dental profession because it pays so well. I can't make $250/hour
teaching, but I can in PR. That experience made me very, very good at
fact checking. And "digging up" what needed to be dug up.
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He never did file a personal bankruptcy. That's truth. His four companies did but not himself.
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He never did file a personal bankruptcy. That's truth. His four companies did but not himself.
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Splitting hairs. And he doesn't own the steak and wine companies
he tried to give the impression he owns. I owned a very successful
tee-shirt company one time, but someone else owns it now - it was
acquired - so it would be misleading of me to say I now "own" it. The
shirts till carry my name, but I do not own any part of the company.
No nuance is required when he said of Carly Fiorina, "Look at her face.
Who would vote for that face?" As Fiorina said, every woman in America
heard what he said. It requires no interpretation.
I'm kind of glad it looks like he'll be the Republican nominee. He's the
easiest to beat. People want the circus sideshow to go on, so they vote
for Trump in the primary, but when it comes to making him president, I
think the people are going to resort to that master virtue - prudence.
I don't think anyone said he filed a personal bankruptcy. Trump denied
he filed bankruptcy on behalf of his companies. That's not true.
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These are old stories. You can beleive
the medias interpretation of each incident. We shall see whether the
majority of americans agree with you. Megyn kelly has discredited
herself by dishonest reporting and biased debate moderating this season.
She has lost credibility with many americnas. We shall see.
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What did Megyn Kelly do that was dishonest? I know she doesn't like Trump, but I don't know of her doing anything dishonest.
Trump had a lot of personal liability, especially in the first bankruptcy:
http://www.thestreet.com/story/13286...kruptcies.html
...but granted, it was a business. I don't think anyone said it wasn't,
only that he had a lot of personal liability tied up in them, especially
the first one, which is true.
I'm not one who cares about Trump's bankruptcies. When one owns a lot of
businesses, some of them are bound to fail. What I care about are his
disparaging remarks about women and his flip-flopping on the issues.
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I never heard of her, either.
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She was big in the Seventies!
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And they wonder why people are angry and
are supporting trump in droves?! We're so sick and tired of the media
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Just because we are angry at the system doesn't mean we should run
headlong to someone who is willing to totally destroy it. Trump will do
that to everyone who doesn't agree with him. Like I said before, he
scares me. We need to fix the system, not destroy it or make it a Trump
system. We need to clear our minds and think of what is truly best for
the future of our country. Repairing the damage takes years to do, if
ever. Our kids will suffer more than we will. God Bless, Memaw
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Just because we are angry at the system
doesn't mean we should run headlong to someone who is willing to totally
destroy it. Trump will do that to everyone who doesn't agree with him.
Like I said before, he scares me. We need to fix the system, not destroy
it or make it a Trump system. We need to clear our minds and think of
what is truly best for the future of our country. Repairing the damage
takes years to do, if ever. Our kids will suffer more than we will. God
Bless, Memaw
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As usual, you said it right, Memaw! God bless you!
I'm somewhat upset with the system, but I don't want Trump making a bad
thing worse or even unfixable. I want someone honest, who genuinely
cares about the American people to at least try to make it better for
all, especially the much put-upon middle class and working poor.
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Just because we are angry at the system
doesn't mean we should run headlong to someone who is willing to totally
destroy it. Trump will do that to everyone who doesn't agree with him.
Like I said before, he scares me. We need to fix the system, not destroy
it or make it a Trump system. We need to clear our minds and think of
what is truly best for the future of our country. Repairing the damage
takes years to do, if ever. Our kids will suffer more than we will. God
Bless, Memaw
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When will you accept that we have legitimate differences in opinion? I find cruz scary not trump.
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Splitting hairs. And he doesn't own the
steak and wine companies he tried to give the impression he owns. I
owned a very successful tee-shirt company one time, but someone else
owns it now - it was acquired - so it would be misleading of me to say I
now "own" it. The shirts till carry my name, but I do not own any part
of the company.
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So your licensing your name/brand to others as Trump is doing?.
How much involvement do you have and that in the nutshell is the issue
with buying his name/brand. How much are you involved?
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When will you accept that we have legitimate differences in opinion? I find cruz scary not trump.
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Legitimate differences are fine. People have the right to support
whoever they want. What I don't think is okay is to call any candidate
names, and that includes the Democrats. None of the candidates is
lily-white. None.
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As pro-life as she is I can't even
imagine why she endorsed Trump. I am very disappointed. Her and Carson
have both disappointed me. God Bless, Memaw
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I'm with you on this.
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I agree as well.
But may I also say, I think there's a risk of focusing too much on the negative (pro-Trump) stuff. I am convinced, convinced,
that the reason that discourse on this forum revolves around Trump is
not because of how many Trump-supporters are here, but rather because
well-meaning Cruz/Rubio/Kasich supporters get caught in the "Trump trap"
(if you will).
By way of comparison, remember how little (and I mean little) discussion
there was -- on this Catholic forum mind you! -- about the open letter
from George and Weigle. Surely that didn't help our cause. 
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These are old stories. You can beleive
the medias interpretation of each incident. We shall see whether the
majority of americans agree with you. Megyn kelly has discredited
herself by dishonest reporting and biased debate moderating this season.
She has lost credibility with many americnas. We shall see.
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So what if they're old stories? It doesn't make them untrue.
Megan Kelly asked smart and pertinent questions and was ready to point
out Trump's falsehoods and inconsistencies. That's called good
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Just because we are angry at the system
doesn't mean we should run headlong to someone who is willing to totally
destroy it. Trump will do that to everyone who doesn't agree with him.
Like I said before, he scares me. We need to fix the system, not destroy
it or make it a Trump system. We need to clear our minds and think of
what is truly best for the future of our country. Repairing the damage
takes years to do, if ever. Our kids will suffer more than we will. God
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You're so right. Being angry is hardly a reason to vote for
someone who stirs up hate and lacks basic decency. That folks who call
themselves Christian have flocked to him is simply astonishing and
shocking.
We would be horrified if our children acted in the manner that Trump
does - boastful, lying, hateful - but yet millions of people have voted
for him. We are on our way to he** in a hand basket.
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You're so right. Being angry is hardly a
reason to vote for someone who stirs up hate and lacks basic decency.
That folks who call themselves Christian have flocked to him is simply
astonishing and shocking.
We would be horrified if our children acted in the manner that Trump
does - boastful, lying, hateful - but yet millions of people have voted
for him. We are on our way to he** in a hand basket.
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I agree with you.
A president should be a role model for younger people. The office of the
president is the highest in the US. It should be filled with a person
who acts in a dignified and adult manner at all times. I know no one is
perfect, but Trump really tips the boat in the opposite direction. We
sure don't want our young boys growing up to disrespect women, and
that's just for starters.
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I never heard of her, either.
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Young whipper-snappers.
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I agree with you.
A president should be a role model for younger people. The office of the
president is the highest in the US. It should be filled with a person
who acts in a dignified and adult manner at all times. I know no one is
perfect, but Trump really tips the boat in the opposite direction. We
sure don't want our young boys growing up to disrespect women, and
that's just for starters.
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Just to play devil's advocate for the moment, I think Bill Clinton
was a good President despite his treatment of women, and the latter
was, one must admit, pretty bad.
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http://www.nationalreview.com/articl...atter-just-bad
As bad as Trump is, his level of divisive rhetoric in no way approaches
what has been typical for the left, and the Democratic party up into its
highest reaches.
He has brought the GOP down for sure, but no where near as low as the Democratic party already is.
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Young whipper-snappers.
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Just to play devil's advocate for the
moment, I think Bill Clinton was a good President despite his treatment
of women, and the latter was, one must admit, pretty bad.
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I think Bill's problem was that he actually liked women too much; Trump's seems to be that he really doesn't like them at all.
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I agree with you.
A president should be a role model for younger people. The office of the
president is the highest in the US. It should be filled with a person
who acts in a dignified and adult manner at all times. I know no one is
perfect, but Trump really tips the boat in the opposite direction. We
sure don't want our young boys growing up to disrespect women, and
that's just for starters.
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So true.
You know, I think that most Trump supporters realize how unfit he is to
serve as President; it's not as if he's hiding his vulgarity, but rather
reveling in it. They are just so angry and ready to "stick it to the
establishment", however, that they are willing to ignore the facts.
There are several decent, responsible candidates with good records
running (Kasich comes first to mind) but many folks have turned instead
to an ill-prepared, self-centered bully-boy. Scary times.
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As bad as Trump is, his level of divisive rhetoric in no way approaches
what has been typical for the left, and the Democratic party up into its
highest reaches.
He has brought the GOP down for sure, but no where near as low as the Democratic party already is.
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We have to hold on to the hope that we can have a Cruz-Clinton matchup in November (and then win it, of course  ) instead of Trump-Clinton. I don't see a hope of the Dems nominating a good candidate, now or ...
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We have to hold on to the hope that we can have a Cruz-Clinton matchup in November (and then win it, of course ) instead of Trump-Clinton. I don't see a hope of the Dems nominating a good candidate, now or ... |
I don't think Cruz would beat Clinton, while a Trump-Clinton
matchup would be much closer. Do not underestimate the power of the
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The Clintons are capable of anything
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Bill; "Only time I got on the internet I did two emails and I ordered Christmas presents from a reservation"
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I don't think Cruz would beat Clinton,
while a Trump-Clinton matchup would be much closer. Do not underestimate
the power of the Clintons.
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I don't think Cruz could ever beat Clinton. She might not even
have to campaign. I think Clinton would beat Trump, but I think it would
be close. But then, I don't think Trump will be nominated, not unless
he wins both Florida and Ohio tonight, and I'm hoping Kasich can squeak
by him in Ohio. Kasich is a very popular governor.
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So true.
You know, I think that most Trump supporters realize how unfit he is to
serve as President; it's not as if he's hiding his vulgarity, but rather
reveling in it. They are just so angry and ready to "stick it to the
establishment", however, that they are willing to ignore the facts.
There are several decent, responsible candidates with good records
running (Kasich comes first to mind) but many folks have turned instead
to an ill-prepared, self-centered bully-boy. Scary times.
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I agree with you, I think that's what they're doing, and I think
Trump is using that anger. I don't think he would help anyone but the
rich.
Kasich is experienced and dignified. It's a shame he's not doing better. I just hope he denies Trump Ohio.
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There are no good choices on the Democrat side, only worse ones.
Trump is more to the liking of a lot of Democrats that Cruz. It does
share the same kind of values (for lack of a better word) that many on
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There are no good choices on the Democrat side, only worse ones.
Trump is more to the liking of a lot of Democrats that Cruz. It does
share the same kind of values (for lack of a better word) that many on
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You're exactly right. And doesn't that speak to the absolute nuttiness of these Republican primaries?
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You're exactly right. And doesn't that speak to the absolute nuttiness of these Republican primaries?
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There were a lot of good and interesting choices to be had on the
GOP side of the ledger, from a conservative or even moderate point of
view. The field contained a plethora of different points of view, and
viable candidates from a wide variety of backgrounds that really covered
the full mosaic of the American experience.
There was only the one that shared the same lack of quality as the
existing Democratic candidates. It is quite perverse that the one bad
choice is the one that has risen to the top of the pack for the GOP.
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There were a lot of good and interesting
choices to be had on the GOP side of the ledger, from a conservative or
even moderate point of view. The field contained a plethora of different
points of view, and viable candidates from a wide variety of
backgrounds that really covered the full mosaic of the American
experience.
There was only the one that shared the same lack of quality as the
existing Democratic candidates. It is quite perverse that the one bad
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Just because we are angry at the system
doesn't mean we should run headlong to someone who is willing to totally
destroy it. Trump will do that to everyone who doesn't agree with him.
Like I said before, he scares me. We need to fix the system, not destroy
it or make it a Trump system. We need to clear our minds and think of
what is truly best for the future of our country. Repairing the damage
takes years to do, if ever. Our kids will suffer more than we will. God
Bless, Memaw
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I have no idea what you're talking about. You must have me mistaken with someone else.
Like another poster, I never said people didn't have the right to vote
for Trump, I just agreed with that poster that I can't understand why
anyone would, and I further added that I can't understand why anyone
would trust him.
I don't understand your posts. I'm not going to read any more of them.
English isn't my MT, I only learned it eight years ago, and perhaps you
use slang I don't understand. I don't know. I just know I can't make
heads nor tails out of your posts.
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And I don't understand how a faithful Catholic could ever vote for
a strong pro-abortionist such as Clinton or Bernie. Trump is not my
first choice but I would vote for him far and above a Clinton or Bernie
any day. I would NEVER want the blood of those tiny babies on my vote!!
God Bless, Memaw
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There were a lot of good and interesting
choices to be had on the GOP side of the ledger, from a conservative or
even moderate point of view. The field contained a plethora of different
points of view, and viable candidates from a wide variety of
backgrounds that really covered the full mosaic of the American
experience.
There was only the one that shared the same lack of quality as the
existing Democratic candidates. It is quite perverse that the one bad
choice is the one that has risen to the top of the pack for the GOP.
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And Hillary is all for killing baby women, whats worse!!! God Bless, Memaw
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I agree with you.
A president should be a role model for younger people. The office of the
president is the highest in the US. It should be filled with a person
who acts in a dignified and adult manner at all times. I know no one is
perfect, but Trump really tips the boat in the opposite direction. We
sure don't want our young boys growing up to disrespect women, and
that's just for starters.
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Yes, we need someone who is HONEST and will do everything to
protect our young, especially the VERY young, not yet born. Abortion
shows the greatest disrespect for baby women. I am NOT a Trump fan but
would vote for him over either Hillary or Bernie, who are both strong
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