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What do you guys think of Trump?

How do I feel about Trump? I would rather be tucked away in a Turkish prison than be in a country that he is in charge of. He is a loose cannon that would bring nothing but disaster. He is backed by Sara Palin for god's sake. God forgive me for saying this...but I would rather a Bush be in the White House. There goes all our gay rights we have fought so hard for. He is a FUCKIN IDIOT!!!!! God help us if he is elected. With that, said I believe that if he is the nominee that the Democrats will win :) God help us all!!
 
What really bothers me the most about Trump is: He preaches how he wants this country great again? It is great now!!!! We have the ability to do just about anything we want and enjoy our life and freedom. When it comes to voting for the Presidency I personally vote for the candidate I think is most qualified for the most powerful job in the world. I won't necessary stick to my party preference. I look at this as not voting as a Democrat or a Republican, but voting as an American!!!
 
Trump is an opportunist, a bully and a blowhard. The only good thing about him is he is better than the rest of the clowns on the Republican side.
 
I am terribly afraid of Trump. One of my favorite books is Sinclair Lewis's satyre called "It Can't Happen Here" - in which he shows how easy it would be for a fascists government could be elected in US. If one looks back at movies showing Hitlers rise to power a great many similarities between him and trump emerge! ILewis;s wife was a reporter who had interviewed Hitler
1. Hitler promised to make Germany Great again - Trump promises to make America Great again
2. Hitler blamed communists(who were mostly Jewish) for all of Germany's problems - Trump blames anybody not a WASP for all of America's problems
3. Hitler gaurenteed every German a job - Trump is saying there would be jobs for everyone. 4. Notice how Trump uses a similar salute to what Hitler used.
Again I am terribly afraid of the blind following he has and wish they would come to their senses!
 
I believe in small government, but large enough to be available after a major storm or flood; support for small business, but regulate the safety of the products and services they provide; doctors should be licensed, milk should be fresh, water and air should be clean; family, providing for the education and health of the children and safe streets and communities; harsh punishment for criminals, with justice for all; States' rights, the authority of the people, as protected under the constitution, by the government; prayer in school and openly anywhere, but never at the direction of any state; a strong military, hunting down and killing all terrorists and threats to our country and even torture; never torture and this country still has the power to destroy the world. Even people that align as democrat are looking at Trump because he is sounding the anger they feel. Don't be confused by the media that states only racists and haters are aligned with Trump. Not sure who I will vote for yet but it will be a Republican that is certain. our very liberty rest upon 5 old people saying that the constitution demands it. the next president could change that number in quick order.
 
in the quest to make America great again, I have to ask at what point America stopped being great? when the Kenyan was elected president or when he ended the two wars the country was in? when the country invaded Iraq to destroy non-existent wmd and started a fire storm in the mid-east? when Reagan sold arms to iran to support a war in central America that the congress refused to fund? when Johnson setup medicare for poor seniors or head start? when fdr setup the social security or build a military powerful enough to end a war in Europe and in the pacific? when tr setup the national parks? when Lincoln freed the slaves, in warring states? when America took the southwest from mexico? when Jefferson expanded the nation into the Louisiana territory? when Washington used troops to put down shea's rebellion, in new England? when did America stop being great?
 
in the quest to make America great again, I have to ask at what point America stopped being great? when the Kenyan was elected president or when he ended the two wars the country was in? when the country invaded Iraq to destroy non-existent wmd and started a fire storm in the mid-east? when Reagan sold arms to iran to support a war in central America that the congress refused to fund? when Johnson setup medicare for poor seniors or head start? when fdr setup the social security or build a military powerful enough to end a war in Europe and in the pacific? when tr setup the national parks? when Lincoln freed the slaves, in warring states? when America took the southwest from mexico? when Jefferson expanded the nation into the Louisiana territory? when Washington used troops to put down shea's rebellion, in new England? when did America stop being great?

I think you hit the nail on the head Another1. To my mind at least there is an inherent racism and Waspish xenophobia to Trump's call of, "Making America great again!" (Keep out the dark-skinned Mexicans and all the Muslims of course.) Did the country's fall from greatness happen under the Republican president Bush? Maybe it was when 9/11 happened under Bush's watch. Maybe it was when Bush took us into a war we all but lost in Iraq on the lie of WMD's. Maybe it was when we got so preoccupied with Iraq that we all but lost the war in Afghanistan. Maybe it was when the U.S. abandoned the moral high ground of some of its best and most cherished human rights principles, and openly got us into the torture business. Maybe it was when Bush presided over the worst financial disaster to hit the U.S. since the Great Depression. Maybe it was the inexcusable, inept federal non-response to Hurricane Katrina.

They can't stand that a black man is in the White House. And America will not be great again until a white, straight, protestant male is in charge and the Natural Order of things (as they see them) are restored. Maybe America stopped being great when the supposedly foreign-born Kenyan, and secret Muslim, Barak Hussein Obama took charge after winning the vote. Maybe America stopped being great when Obama got us out of two major (losing) wars as a promise he campaigned on before winning the election. Maybe America stopped being great when he kept the American and world economy from sliding into another cataclysmic Depression. Maybe America stopped being great when he bailed out the auto industry and kept all those jobs from being co-opted by manufacturers in foreign countries, and kept America's domestic heavy industrial production base intact.

Maybe America stopped being great when Obama's administration tracked down and killed Osama Bin Ladin. Maybe America stopped being great when under Obama's administration the U.S. military services allowed gay personnel to serve openly in the armed forces without fear of being dishonorably discharged. Maybe America stopped being great when he passed Obamacare and allowed large numbers of previously uninsured people to get affordable access to health insurance for the first time. Maybe it was when the U.S. dropped its dependence on imported oil annually by 60%. And when the U.S. is on track to potentially become a net exporter of oil.

The other thing that galls me about Trump's assertion is that it doesn't come from somebody of low income. It doesn't come from somebody who is disillusioned and believes that the deck was always stacked, or is even currently stacked, against him in this country. It comes from someone who has become immensely wealthy, who enjoys enormous material wealth, and has power and influence that many would love to emulate.

This country has been exceedingly, exceedingly good to Donald Trump.

Of course with people as arrogant as him they usually delude themselves into believing that they are completely self-made men who accomplished everything on their own. With no credit given or acknowledged to any of their previously inherited wealth, or the financial system, the legal system, and the culture of the country which gave them that very opportunity in the first place.

For someone like Trump who sits on all his billions and all that material wealth and power, to then stand up and say that he lives in a second-rate country, or one that isn't great...is the height of chutzpah. It's divisive cynical propaganda. He should be ashamed to be touting that talking point for political gain.
 
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I think you hit the nail on the head Another1. To my mind at least there is an inherent racism and Waspish xenophobia to Trump's call of, "Making America great again!" (Keep out the dark-skinned Mexicans and all the Muslims of course.) Did the country's fall from greatness happen under the Republican president Bush? Maybe it was when 9/11 happened under Bush's watch. Maybe it was when Bush took us into a war we all but lost in Iraq on the lie of WMD's. Maybe it was when we got so preoccupied with Iraq that we all but lost the war in Afghanistan. Maybe it was when the U.S. abandoned the moral high ground of some of its best and most cherished human rights principles, and openly got us into the torture business. Maybe it was when Bush presided over the worst financial disaster to hit the U.S. since the Great Depression. Maybe it was the inexcusable, inept federal non-response to Hurricane Katrina.

They can't stand that a black man is in the White House. And America will not be great again until a white, straight, protestant male is in charge and the Natural Order of things (as they see them) are restored. Maybe America stopped being great when the supposedly foreign-born Kenyan, and secret Muslim, Barak Hussein Obama took charge after winning the vote. Maybe America stopped being great when Obama got us out of two major (losing) wars as a promise he campaigned on before winning the election. Maybe America stopped being great when he kept the American and world economy from sliding into another cataclysmic Depression. Maybe America stopped being great when he bailed out the auto industry and kept all those jobs from being co-opted by manufacturers in foreign countries, and kept America's domestic heavy industrial production base intact.

Maybe America stopped being great when Obama's administration tracked down and killed Osama Bin Ladin. Maybe America stopped being great when under Obama's administration the U.S. military services allowed gay personnel to serve openly in the armed forces without fear of being dishonorably discharged. Maybe America stopped being great when he passed Obamacare and allowed large numbers of previously uninsured people to get affordable access to health insurance for the first time. Maybe it was when the U.S. dropped its dependence on imported oil annually by 60%. And when the U.S. is on track to potentially become a net exporter of oil.

The other thing that galls me about Trump's assertion is that it doesn't come from somebody of low income. It doesn't come from somebody who is disillusioned and believes that the deck was always stacked, or is even currently stacked, against him in this country. It comes from someone who has become immensely wealthy, who enjoys enormous material wealth, and has power and influence that many would love to emulate.

This country has been exceedingly, exceedingly good to Donald Trump.

Of course with people as arrogant as him they usually delude themselves into believing that they are completely self-made men who accomplished everything on their own. With no credit given or acknowledged to any of their previously inherited wealth, or the financial system, the legal system, and the culture of the country which gave them that very opportunity in the first place.

For someone like Trump who sits on all his billions and all that material wealth and power, to then stand up and say that he lives in a second-rate country, or one that isn't great...is the height of chutzpah. It's divisive cynical propaganda. He should be ashamed to be touting that talking point for political gain.
Great Post Tampa..:thumbup: Americans seem to becoming Blind, Deaf and Dumb..Very Sad. Very Scary...
 
Tampa without hitting the "Reply with Quote" tab I want to say that I agree with every word, verb, adjective and everything else you wrote.

If our Country is not that all great, then why do droves of people continue to leave theirs and escape to America. For many around the world we are their last hope for survival.

I am a proud American and Veteran as exhibited by my avatar.

Peace,
Louis
 
More troubling than Mr. Trump are all those who CLEARLY are being supporting "Style Over Substance". Sad
 
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