Do you support Trump?

Do you support Trump?

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Cappuccino

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Feb 27, 2013
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I do. Do you?

Just wondering. I can't vote. I'm from Sweden. :D

If no, why?


This could have stayed open but a couple of people are going political instead of lulzy.

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LPCTech

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Dec 11, 2013
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He is not intellectually or emotionally equipped to be the president of anything. If he wasnt rich he would be no different than his supporters, thats why they love him.
 

lxskllr

No Lifer
Nov 30, 2004
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Depends. I support him over everyone but Sanders now that Paul's out of the race. I'm considering getting "Trump for the Lulz" campaign merchandise made up, but don't know if I feel like spending money for the lulz.
 

Linflas

Lifer
Jan 30, 2001
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I have a hard time dealing with a 69 year old adult that still responds with the 4th grade "he started it" excuse for insulting behavior.
 

PottedMeat

Lifer
Apr 17, 2002
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i support his quest for lulz

would be interesting to know how much his business has increased after he drops out
 

vi edit

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Oct 28, 1999
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It's like watching a car wreck in slow motion. It's painful, disgusting, and really makes you question your humanity enjoying it. But you still watch anyway.

A tiny part of me hopes he gets elected just for the LOLs. If for nothing else it will add something interesting to headlines daily.

It really does say something about about our country when our candidates are a professional Troll, a frigid old tart, and some goofy looking dude that will be oldest president to ever take office if elected.
 
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SP33Demon

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Jun 22, 2001
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If you are for a shakeup of our political system, then vote trump or sanders. If you want things to remain the same, then vote for an establishment candidate (Cruz, Rubio, Hillary). The facade that anything will change with an establishment candidate is pure caca while there is at least a 10% chance Sanders will shake some things up via executive order (but most legislation will be blocked via Repub Congress) and a 40% chance Trump will shake things up via legislation with a Repub Congress.

All in all, I'm happy with the stat quo because I don't want taxes to go up and I'm in the top 5~ percent in the country in household income. Trump (if he wins the nom) would preserve my elite status (and possibly even enhance it) while lowering my premiums by striking down obamacare. Basically whoever wins the Repub nomination is who will get my vote, but I wouldn't mind seeing Sanders win just for the lulz of hillary's concession speech and the lulz of how much he'll get cockblocked by a Repub congress.

Summary: This vote isn't really about who is running but about which party will win. If Repubs win, obamacare is gone with a Repub congress. If Dems win, they'll get gridlocked by the Repub Congress. So it's really about whether you're for or against obamacare.
 
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Ns1

No Lifer
Jun 17, 2001
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The kind of people that vote for trump are the kind of people willing to bet their college tuition on a football game.
 

CraKaJaX

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Dec 26, 2004
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Honestly, I'm waiting for him to announce that he was just trolling us.

When you have a bank account that is essentially unlimited, I guess you run out of things to see, do, buy, etc. What's next? Obviously the answer is let's run for President! I find it hilarious ... he's just having fun.
 

zinfamous

No Lifer
Jul 12, 2006
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BS they won't.

No way in hell a repub president gets rid of Obamacare. Their base would vote them out after the reality sets in that repub talking points about Obamacare were really just hot air.

People like health care
 

Humpy

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Mar 3, 2011
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....I'm in the top 5~ percent in the country in household income. Trump (if he wins the nom) would preserve my elite status (and possibly even enhance it) while lowering my premiums by striking down obamacare.

LOL

Trump will engage that enhanced elite status mode.

LOL @ Striking down Obamacare so it becomes more powerful than anyone can imagine.

Top 5% LOL

LOL :)
 

highland145

Lifer
Oct 12, 2009
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No way in hell a repub president gets rid of Obamacare. Their base would vote them out after the reality sets in that repub talking points about Obamacare were really just hot air.

People like health care
Has the whole thing kicked in yet or are there still parts that have been put off until after cg leaves office?
 
Feb 16, 2005
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If you are for a shakeup of our political system, then vote trump or sanders. If you want things to remain the same, then vote for an establishment candidate (Cruz, Rubio, Hillary). The facade that anything will change with an establishment candidate is pure caca while there is at least a 10% chance Sanders will shake some things up via executive order (but most legislation will be blocked via Repub Congress) and a 40% chance Trump will shake things up via legislation with a Repub Congress.

All in all, I'm happy with the stat quo because I don't want taxes to go up and I'm in the top 5~ percent in the country in household income. Trump (if he wins the nom) would preserve my elite status (and possibly even enhance it) while lowering my premiums by striking down obamacare. Basically whoever wins the Repub nomination is who will get my vote, but I wouldn't mind seeing Sanders win just for the lulz of hillary's concession speech and the lulz of how much he'll get cockblocked by a Repub congress.

Summary: This vote isn't really about who is running but about which party will win. If Repubs win, obamacare is gone with a Repub congress. If Dems win, they'll get gridlocked by the Repub Congress. So it's really about whether you're for or against obamacare.

This explains so much. More boasting and bloviating from a trumplestiltskin supporter. And more delusions about the dissolution of the ACA.
 

zinfamous

No Lifer
Jul 12, 2006
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Has the whole thing kicked in yet or are there still parts that have been put off until after cg leaves office?

2018 is the year that the "Send Grandma to the Meat Factory" policy kicks in, whereby all seniors 70 and above are immediately sent to the liquids and tissue harvesting facility in Chicago, Illinois.

The best part of this provision is that it also eases the burden on Social Security, extending solvency for the next 100, 150 years.
 

PottedMeat

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Apr 17, 2002
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2018 is the year that the "Send Grandma to the Meat Factory" policy kicks in, whereby all seniors 70 and above are immediately sent to the liquids and tissue harvesting facility in Chicago, Illinois.

The best part of this provision is that it also eases the burden on Social Security, extending solvency for the next 100, 150 years.

perot was truly ahead of his time

Homer: Marge, please, old people don't need companionship. They need to be isolated and studied so it can be determined what nutrients they have that might be extracted for our personal use.

Marge: Homer, would you please stop reading that Ross Perot pamphlet?
 

Ken g6

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What if he was British, and wanted to stop members of ${your_religion} from entering the country? Would you still support him then?
 

highland145

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Oct 12, 2009
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2018 is the year that the "Send Grandma to the Meat Factory" policy kicks in, whereby all seniors 70 and above are immediately sent to the liquids and tissue harvesting facility in Chicago, Illinois.

The best part of this provision is that it also eases the burden on Social Security, extending solvency for the next 100, 150 years.
soylent green, ftl....D: Just cremate them.
 
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