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Are you a Trump supporter?

How do you feel about Trump

  • I am a Republican and I am excited to vote for Trump

    Votes: 9 11.4%

  • I am a Republican and I am indifferent/undecided

    Votes: 1 1.3%

  • I am a Republican and I am really unhappy with Trump

    Votes: 7 8.9%

  • Not a Republican, and will not vote for Trump

    Votes: 53 67.1%

  • Not a Republican, and will vote for Trump

    Votes: 9 11.4%
  • Total voters
    79
SailaWay said:
its the globalist PART of the republican party that is against trump... Trump is exactly like teddy roosevelt and will go down in history as the hero who saved america from INSANE GREED.. women are finally waking up because of the MUSLIM push by the media and democrat party... look at all those nearly 100 generals and high military people that has come out to endorse TRUMP THOSE are the ones that has made america the greatest power

TRUMP has all the REAL POWER on his side.... has the MEN.. the white men.... the military.. the law enforcement...Things are about to change in a BIG WAY since trumps supporters are the REAL POWER of America
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Keep dreaming.Bigots don't have the power in this country anymore.
 
Trump the next teddy roosevelt

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Donald Trump is perhaps best viewed as the 21st century Theodore Roosevelt.

The two leaders have much in common—from style and swagger to substance and outlook. The last century would not have bent along the American arc were it not for our unexpected President and this century may not go our way without the likes of a Trump. There would be no Panama Canal, no national parks, no trust busting without Roosevelt. There will be no changes in Washington without the likes of a Trump.

On a hot summer August day, at the beginning of the 20th century, Theodore Roosevelt gave his most famous “New Nationalism” speech in Kansas. He sounded much like the enthusiastic and charismatic candidate Donald Trump sounds today.
 
SailaWay said:
Trump the next teddy roosevelt

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Donald Trump is perhaps best viewed as the 21st century Theodore Roosevelt.

The two leaders have much in common—from style and swagger to substance and outlook. The last century would not have bent along the American arc were it not for our unexpected President and this century may not go our way without the likes of a Trump. There would be no Panama Canal, no national parks, no trust busting without Roosevelt. There will be no changes in Washington without the likes of a Trump.

On a hot summer August day, at the beginning of the 20th century, Theodore Roosevelt gave his most famous “New Nationalism” speech in Kansas. He sounded much like the enthusiastic and charismatic candidate Donald Trump sounds today.
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Donald Trump is no Theodore Roosevelt.
 
Gaea said:
Trump: 'I'm the king of debt' - POLITICO



(that's called defaulting)
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Well that depends. If those that we owe the debt to are in agreement, then it is called renegotiating the deal. It is done all the time. Look at Obama - he gave millions the chance to renegotiate their home mortgages with lower interest rates. It makes sense for the people and it made sense at the time for the banks who had loaned money that many could not possibly pay. They took a chance to hopefully get back these large interest payments on the loans. While not everyone renegotiated, many did and the banks agreed because the alternative might be to have them actually default on the loan. BIG DIFFERENCE :).
 
SheWolf said:
Trump seems to be a very divisive candidate, even among conservative voters. I am curious who supports Trump, who doesn't, and what you're areas of disagreement are.
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Why do you think Trump is more divisive then Hillary? Hillary has waaaay more baggage than Trump. She is everything in a candidate that a lot of people, including democrats hate the most....entitled, establishment candidate who is tied to big money.
 
Fiddytree said:
Donald Trump is no Theodore Roosevelt.
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You can't know that at this stage. He would at the very least need to hold office, to prove that he is in any way like Teddy Roosevelt. I believe the assertion is that he has similar characteristics. :)
 
Verthaine said:
Keep dreaming.Bigots don't have the power in this country anymore.
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The democratic party has keep the minorities and poor people, especially black under their thumps since LBJ Great Society which has created a whole generation of people depended on welfare. Its the new and approved democratic party form of slavery. And guess what..... most poor people don't even realize it when they go to the polls to vote.
 
EvaPeron said:
You can't know that at this stage. He would at the very least need to hold office, to prove that he is in any way like Teddy Roosevelt. I believe the assertion is that he has similar characteristics. :)
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This is beyond stupid.

You give a man with no experience an opportunity to prove himself, but you don't do that with the highest office in the land.

Roosevelt at least demonstrated his aptitudes with his prior public service, before he became Vice President and ultimately, President.

Trump has done no such thing.
 
Fiddytree said:
This is beyond stupid.

You give a man with no experience an opportunity to prove himself, but you don't do that with the highest office in the land.

Roosevelt at least demonstrated his aptitudes with his prior public service, before he became Vice President and ultimately, President.

Trump has done no such thing.
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Being a Community organizer isn't much to brag about either.
 
EvaPeron said:
You can't know that at this stage. He would at the very least need to hold office, to prove that he is in any way like Teddy Roosevelt. I believe the assertion is that he has similar characteristics. :)
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Yeah, and I'm sure Trump shares similarities with Ghandi and MLK too. :roll:
 
antiquity said:
The democratic party has keep the minorities and poor people, especially black under their thumps since LBJ Great Society which has created a whole generation of people depended on welfare. Its the new and approved democratic party form of slavery. And guess what..... most poor people don't even realize it when they go to the polls to vote.
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The Left and the Right,the Conservatives and the Democrats have ruled this country for a long time and look where they led us.
So don't go pointing fingers.
Their ideologies have FAILED us.
What we need is less ideologues and more Independent Responsible Capitalists to take this country back.
 
The better question may be who is freely admitting being a Trump supporter. I, for one, am curious about the upcoming elections. How may do you think might vote for Trump to stick it to the establishment and or Hillary, without wanting to admit it? Elections still being private, except a few brave souls of course, we may just be in for a surprise.
While I am by no means a Trump supporter, every time I see Hillary's smug mug on TV, I am wavering. Depending on how many more times I hear that she is for the people and esp for women, while her womanizing husband, whom she so very cleverly supported, is standing by her side, I may just change my mind and vote for a guy who freely admits to being a smug, selfish and power hungry narcissist. At least he aint hiding it.
 
SheWolf said:
Trump seems to be a very divisive candidate, even among conservative voters. I am curious who supports Trump, who doesn't, and what you're areas of disagreement are.

(poll on the way)
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I liked the wall idea. I still like the wall idea. If anybody was going to build a wall, it's Trump. Do I believe him? No. Will it work? That's a different story.
 
Lovebug said:
The better question may be who is freely admitting being a Trump supporter. I, for one, am curious about the upcoming elections. How may do you think might vote for Trump to stick it to the establishment and or Hillary, without wanting to admit it? Elections still being private, except a few brave souls of course, we may just be in for a surprise.
While I am by no means a Trump supporter, every time I see Hillary's smug mug on TV, I am wavering. Depending on how many more times I hear that she is for the people and esp for women, while her womanizing husband, whom she so very cleverly supported, is standing by her side, I may just change my mind and vote for a guy who freely admits to being a smug, selfish and power hungry narcissist. At least he aint hiding it.
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When you have a crook on one side and a raging egomaniac on the other,The Johnson is looking better and better.
 
ModerateGOP said:
I liked the wall idea. I still like the wall idea. If anybody was going to build a wall, it's Trump. Do I believe him? No. Will it work? That's a different story.
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Because no one can tunnel under a wall.
That must defy the laws of physics.
 
Verthaine said:
When you have a crook on one side and a raging egomaniac on the other,The Johnson is looking better and better.
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Johnson needs to wake up, but yeah, thus far he is my choice. Just saying, they better hide H as much as possible or I'll change my mind. I dare them.
 
antiquity said:
Being a Community organizer isn't much to brag about either.
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So what do YOU do for your community?
How many charities do you give to?
Where do you do volunteer work at?
 
Verthaine said:
Because no one can tunnel under a wall.
That must defy the laws of physics.
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Don't most of the undocumented immigrants come here legally, but they just overstay their visas?

What would a wall do to prevent that?
 
SheWolf said:
Trump seems to be a very divisive candidate, even among conservative voters. I am curious who supports Trump, who doesn't, and what you're areas of disagreement are.

(poll on the way)
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I will not vote for Trump, I will not vote for Hillary Clinton either. Neither belong within 500,000 miles of the Oval Office. I also view Trump as more as an liberal, at least according to his lifelong held political views than a conservative. I know Trump changed a few of his lifelong held views to run as a Republican, but that doesn't mean the he really changed them. Just changed them for the convenience of running for president as a Republican.

Fact is that I trust neither Trump or Clinton and think either one will lead this nation into ruin. So all I have to say is, thank you very much Republicans and Democrats, by nominating these two you just condemned my kids, grand kids and great grand kids to a life of misery.
 
SailaWay said:
its the globalist PART of the republican party that is against trump... Trump is exactly like teddy roosevelt and will go down in history as the hero who saved america from INSANE GREED.. women are finally waking up because of the MUSLIM push by the media and democrat party... look at all those nearly 100 generals and high military people that has come out to endorse TRUMP THOSE are the ones that has made america the greatest power

TRUMP has all the REAL POWER on his side.... has the MEN.. the white men.... the military.. the law enforcement...Things are about to change in a BIG WAY since trumps supporters are the REAL POWER of America
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Teddy Roosevelt was fairly socialist, but I get your point.r
 
Verthaine said:
Because no one can tunnel under a wall.
That must defy the laws of physics.
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You are forgetting about those high tech sensors... I mean it's the most simple solution to one of the most complex problems in American history. It has to be the right answer? Right? Right?
My boss is a huge Trump supporter and I was asking him all these questions about how the wall will work and if it will even be built and how much it would cost? He just said, You like the wall idea huh?

Yeah I like a wall idea with a plan. Not a slogan.
 
EvaPeron said:
Well that depends. If those that we owe the debt to are in agreement, then it is called renegotiating the deal. It is done all the time. Look at Obama - he gave millions the chance to renegotiate their home mortgages with lower interest rates. It makes sense for the people and it made sense at the time for the banks who had loaned money that many could not possibly pay. They took a chance to hopefully get back these large interest payments on the loans. While not everyone renegotiated, many did and the banks agreed because the alternative might be to have them actually default on the loan. BIG DIFFERENCE :).
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No, it's called defaulting.

Default: fail to fulfill an obligation, especially to repay a loan or to appear in a court of law.

Paying back half is a failure to fulfill your obligation to half your debtors.
 
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