Thread: President of the US of A

Originally Posted by Jimbo

Anyway, I haven't been paying a great deal of attention to the news lately, but from what I can garner it sounds like Trump on the Republican side and Clinton on the Democrat side are pulling away from their respective rivals, is that right?

So if we assume they will be the candidates for the Presidency, what's going to happen? Will the US elect its first female President? Or will Trump come up .... er ... trumps?

James.

I said it earlier Jimbo, the American people will see through Clinton -regardless of the opposition.

Despite the rights continual drive to paint the Clintons as the worst thing since Richard Nixon no Democrat would vote for either Trump or Cruz and I doubt most independents would either. With either one the Republicans will lose their shirts come election day. I wouldn't put it past them to dig up Romney and run him if they can get away with it.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Despite the rights continual drive to paint the Clintons as the worst thing since Richard Nixon no Democrat would vote for either Trump or Cruz and I doubt most independents would either. With either one the Republicans will lose their shirts come election day. I wouldn't put it past them to dig up Romney and run him if they can get away with it.

UUhhmm Nixon wasn't as bad as Clinton. What he did was nothing compared to the multitude of self serving acts she took part in over the years. I truly believe she will be given a pair of matching bracelets. I am a registered democrat and I am voting for Trump. I know I am not the only one. There is no way on this earth that Clinton wins. I hope the people of our great country have better judgement then that Trump will eat her for breakfast. I have never seen an all out campaign like this to get rid of Trump or anyone else. TV adds the media and all these established politicians. What they don't get is that the more they attack him the stronger his campaign gets. Next they will say he is the devil and his hair is like that to hide his horns. And you know some people will believe it. Vote for who you want to its your right.

Anyone catch the coverage of Trumps rally in Chicago last night?

Crowds Fill Chicago Pavilion To See Trump; Protesters Mass Outside « CBS Chicago

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It is Bush's,,, I mean Trumps's Fault oh heck it is somebody else's fault

Originally Posted by gssixgun

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It is Bush's,,, I mean Trumps's Fault oh heck it is somebody else's fault

As I've said in previous posts, I'm not a Trump guy. But after yesterday I'm thinking I might be able to be convinced. If those are the people that disagree with him, he must be doing something right.

Originally Posted by Hacker7

I have never seen an all out campaign like this to get rid of Trump or anyone else. TV adds the media and all these established politicians. What they don't get is that the more they attack him the stronger his campaign gets. Next they will say he is the devil and his hair is like that to hide his horns. And you know some people will believe it. Vote for who you want to its your right.

Despite repeated warnings throughout 2007-2008 about Barack Obama's associations with Jeremiah Wright, Saul Alinsky "Rules for Radicals", and Bill Ayers, and especially his threat to "fundamentally transform" America; not to mention all of the scandals that occurred within his administration from Rahm Emanuel tax dodging and fast and furious to the Veteran's Administration, IRS, Benghazi and others, he was elected not once, but twice.

Originally Posted by OCDshaver

As I've said in previous posts, I'm not a Trump guy. But after yesterday I'm thinking I might be able to be convinced. If those are the people that disagree with him, he must be doing something right.

I wasn't either, but I am getting there pretty quick, I voted for him last week

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I wasn't either, but I am getting there pretty quick, I voted for him last week

IL votes so late that it normally doesn't matter to vote in a primary. This time I may have to do it since a candidate will likely not be chosen by the time IL votes.

Originally Posted by OCDshaver

IL votes so late that it normally doesn't matter to vote in a primary. This time I may have to do it since a candidate will likely not be chosen by the time IL votes.

Same here, the last two cycles it was pretty much a moot point by the time we voted or Caucused, and Cruz won Idaho anyway this time but we went and we voted