jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

The Clintons are smug and come across as smug..Nothing they did showed any humility..They wanted you to accept their way on their terms..She wanted you to vote for her after calling you deplorable..Bill was smug enough to want to take a shot at Obamacare while Obama was still there..

The deplorable comment was a really bad mistake but it pales in comparison to many of the things Trump said. Perhaps she didn't show humility but did Donald Trump ever show any?

"I know you are but what am I?" You've got to do better than this, Bonn.

Trump's an arrogant a-hole, but we've foisted this ego-centric BS upon ourselves as a nation. Some of the more liberal radio talk shows (in not too unapparent mourning) were wondering if Trump ever had an 'oh shit' moment when the election was won.

I doubt either of them would have.

Start praying seriously to your God or look into emigration. This is going to be really weird folks.

Daddy Warbucks is President, and we "won't ever have to settle for less than the best".

Holeeeeeeeee crap.

And yeah, Dr. A, if you're out there, I wrote my choice in again. LOL

Shout out to jrod and Alan Keyes!

Dr Ben Carson endorsement paid off for Trump!

jrodmc wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

holfresh wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

The Clintons are smug and come across as smug..Nothing they did showed any humility..They wanted you to accept their way on their terms..She wanted you to vote for her after calling you deplorable..Bill was smug enough to want to take a shot at Obamacare while Obama was still there..

The deplorable comment was a really bad mistake but it pales in comparison to many of the things Trump said. Perhaps she didn't show humility but did Donald Trump ever show any?

"I know you are but what am I?" You've got to do better than this, Bonn.

Trump's an arrogant a-hole, but we've foisted this ego-centric BS upon ourselves as a nation. Some of the more liberal radio talk shows (in not too unapparent mourning) were wondering if Trump ever had an 'oh shit' moment when the election was won.

I doubt either of them would have.

Start praying seriously to your God or look into emigration. This is going to be really weird folks.

Daddy Warbucks is President, and we "won't ever have to settle for less than the best".

Holeeeeeeeee crap.

And yeah, Dr. A, if you're out there, I wrote my choice in again. LOL

meloshouldgo wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

Sorry Bonn, I have been trashing Hillary from day 1. I have never supported her or wanted her, anymore than I supported Trump. What will happen now is all kinds of finger pointing, but this was an anti establishment race. The people have spoken and centrist politicians suck. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but didn't have the brains to do so.

In the long term this maybe the best thing that could have happened to the dems, if they can at least hear the message now, because they clearly weren't able to earlier. It may also be a bad thing for Republicans. They can only unite when they have something to root against.

We will see.

The GOP won because the GOP Party leaders tried but couldn't stop Trump. That was fortunate for the GOP because Trump had the will of the people behind him.

The GOP may control Congress and the state legislatures and Governors, but IMO, they don't control the Presidency. Nobody controls Trump. He will do what he wants. Hopefully it will work out to be good for the U.S. and the world.

Markji wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

Sorry Bonn, I have been trashing Hillary from day 1. I have never supported her or wanted her, anymore than I supported Trump. What will happen now is all kinds of finger pointing, but this was an anti establishment race. The people have spoken and centrist politicians suck. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but didn't have the brains to do so.

In the long term this maybe the best thing that could have happened to the dems, if they can at least hear the message now, because they clearly weren't able to earlier. It may also be a bad thing for Republicans. They can only unite when they have something to root against.

We will see.

You are right Melo... The People wanted change - both the Liberals and Conservatives. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but they suppressed the will of the people and connived to put in the old regime party candidate (Hillary). And lost. All the Dem Party leaders should re-sign and let new blood take over.

The GOP won because the GOP Party leaders tried but couldn't stop Trump. That was fortunate for the GOP because Trump had the will of the people behind him.

The GOP may control Congress and the state legislatures and Governors, but IMO, they don't control the Presidency. Nobody controls Trump. He will do what he wants. Hopefully it will work out to be good for the U.S. and the world.

I think the good will come from politicians realizing how far alienated they are from the people. In the long term, I hope that helps. But for now the democratic party leadership has cost us an SC nominee, I don't hold that against Hillary but I will always hold it against the dems for not backing Bernie when it was obvious the country wanted radical change.

For Trump he is actually in opposition to those very Republicans he's gonna need to get ANYTHING he wants done. How do these fractured Republicans actually govern? When Trump starts asking for the money for the things he promised his voters will the Republicans give him a blank check? This is a CLUSTERPHUCK!!!

White America just voted for a BUSINESSMAN and he's talking about helping big businesses and the RICH with huge tax cuts and deregulation. These voters simply don't understand who they just voted for. The bought the hype Trump was selling but they never actually thought about the policies he stands for. Trump will not be able to force the Republicans in Congress to go along with his bold plans. Trump and his voters are going to find out that they just gave Big Business all the power.

BRIGGS wrote:Now that I have a few minutes let me just end the night by saying this.

Donald Trump will end up being the best President in our lifetimes. He will be aggressive helping restore good paying jobs to all American citizens--help wages grow and lower taxes. He will help restore some pride in the US clearly lost over numerous years. Hes a common sense New Yorker at the end of the day. Hes a builder who is cunning smart and meticulous. His narcissism will help him --his energy will help him --and in turn hes going to help the US. Whether some people like it or not--feel its racist or not--illegal immigration has to be controlled. We cannot be an out of control free border state anymore--doesnt work. We need to take pride in our borders and keep drugs out of our nation the best we can. We need to have good strong relations--but fair relations where the US isnt pulling the load 90% of the time. If you look past the rhetoric--a lot of it is just common sense reasonable ideas. I could go on here but Im tired. Give him a chance just like anyone else who has earned the right.

Lastly the media the elitists people behind the scenes who run it and the entertainment community just got a well deserved major-league kick in the ass. We were "Russia' the last 6 months but the democracy of the people saw through it and rejected it. For every person who tried to impose their will --to bully Trump voters--God spoke to you last night.

For those who are saying this is racist--these are many of the same people who voted in Obama the least 8 years--its the majority of the US citizens. Unfortunately there will always be bad apples but the approach of keeping an open mind and not thinking the walls will be tumbling down is the right way. The people who voted this way were simply fed up with the ongoing direction of this country where the rich get richer and the middle class has to deal with finding jobs stagnant pay increasing health care costs staggering debt. It didnt take a rocket scientist to figure it out.

I knew trump would win--I paid attention. While I didnt see much of Fairfield County in CT I did see a lot of Eastern CT which to me equated to many of the parts of the US. I saw 5-6 Trump signs to 1 Hillary. I watched on TV and saw tens of thousand of every day people storming to trump rallies wiling to sit outside the stadiums if necessary. I paid attention to social media and listened to my friends. The day that I knew wed win was the day my daughter came back from her schools vote--While mentioned as insignificant--I did not think so. A school made up of well educated good kids with a majority of females put him in 51-39. You start doing the math there and at minimum despite all odds it was going to be close. Another sign--Bill Belechik and Tom Brady letting people know in a nonchalant way they were voting Trump. It was the "quiet" Trump vote I believed would be a game changer and it was.

So this is done and good riddance--Im sick of it. New day tomorrow and this thread officially dies. Oh and people like Miley Cyrus--if you dont like the US and want to get out--dont let the door hit you in the arse on the way out.

Well I have to tip my cap to you BRIGGS and guns. You guys were onto something. Have to man up at least to that.

Welpee wrote:

arkrud wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Markji wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

Sorry Bonn, I have been trashing Hillary from day 1. I have never supported her or wanted her, anymore than I supported Trump. What will happen now is all kinds of finger pointing, but this was an anti establishment race. The people have spoken and centrist politicians suck. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but didn't have the brains to do so.

In the long term this maybe the best thing that could have happened to the dems, if they can at least hear the message now, because they clearly weren't able to earlier. It may also be a bad thing for Republicans. They can only unite when they have something to root against.

We will see.

You are right Melo... The People wanted change - both the Liberals and Conservatives. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but they suppressed the will of the people and connived to put in the old regime party candidate (Hillary). And lost. All the Dem Party leaders should re-sign and let new blood take over.

The GOP won because the GOP Party leaders tried but couldn't stop Trump. That was fortunate for the GOP because Trump had the will of the people behind him.

The GOP may control Congress and the state legislatures and Governors, but IMO, they don't control the Presidency. Nobody controls Trump. He will do what he wants. Hopefully it will work out to be good for the U.S. and the world.

I think the good will come from politicians realizing how far alienated they are from the people. In the long term, I hope that helps. But for now the democratic party leadership has cost us an SC nominee, I don't hold that against Hillary but I will always hold it against the dems for not backing Bernie when it was obvious the country wanted radical change.

Radical change to socialism/communism is a proven way to hell.
American people may not be a smartest bunch but they are not so stupid to support this.
Millions who emigrated from communist and leftist countries will vote for Devil himself to prevent America slipping left.
Almost 100% of Russian vote for Trump and they know what communism is all about.
Time for Technocrats is coming. Time to cleanup the house.

Perfect example of how propaganda affects the low information voters. People associate socialism with the "evil empires." You do know that there are a number of socialist countries that exist today that function fairly well. Heck, Canada is a socialist country. Communism and socialism are not synonyms.

Don't waste your time.

Welpee wrote:

arkrud wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Markji wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

Sorry Bonn, I have been trashing Hillary from day 1. I have never supported her or wanted her, anymore than I supported Trump. What will happen now is all kinds of finger pointing, but this was an anti establishment race. The people have spoken and centrist politicians suck. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but didn't have the brains to do so.

In the long term this maybe the best thing that could have happened to the dems, if they can at least hear the message now, because they clearly weren't able to earlier. It may also be a bad thing for Republicans. They can only unite when they have something to root against.

We will see.

You are right Melo... The People wanted change - both the Liberals and Conservatives. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but they suppressed the will of the people and connived to put in the old regime party candidate (Hillary). And lost. All the Dem Party leaders should re-sign and let new blood take over.

The GOP won because the GOP Party leaders tried but couldn't stop Trump. That was fortunate for the GOP because Trump had the will of the people behind him.

The GOP may control Congress and the state legislatures and Governors, but IMO, they don't control the Presidency. Nobody controls Trump. He will do what he wants. Hopefully it will work out to be good for the U.S. and the world.

I think the good will come from politicians realizing how far alienated they are from the people. In the long term, I hope that helps. But for now the democratic party leadership has cost us an SC nominee, I don't hold that against Hillary but I will always hold it against the dems for not backing Bernie when it was obvious the country wanted radical change.

Radical change to socialism/communism is a proven way to hell.
American people may not be a smartest bunch but they are not so stupid to support this.
Millions who emigrated from communist and leftist countries will vote for Devil himself to prevent America slipping left.
Almost 100% of Russian vote for Trump and they know what communism is all about.
Time for Technocrats is coming. Time to cleanup the house.

Perfect example of how propaganda affects the low information voters. People associate socialism with the "evil empires." You do know that there are a number of socialist countries that exist today that function fairly well. Heck, Canada is a socialist country. Communism and socialism are not synonyms.

This is how millions are affected by communist propaganda and believe me communists and socialists know how to do it better that anyone.
In fact they do not know how to do anything else but it.
For people who lived in this countries (most of the world population) it is not propaganda - it is experience.
Canada is typical capitalist country with social services based on wealth collected by society and yes generated by this blooded rich people.
America voted for society which gives people what they deserve by hard work, smarts, entrepreneurship, and risk.
Equality has nothing to do with human race. Equal opportunity is name of the game.

arkrud wrote:

Welpee wrote:

arkrud wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Markji wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:

Bonn1997 wrote:

meloshouldgo wrote:Can't believe she lost PA, what a complete garbage candidate.
I guess what remains to be seen is how Trump and Republicans work together and if Dems can block a SC nomination like the Reps would have, I already know the answer to that.

Well, I would say this. I know everyone's going to trash Hillary now and say she was deeply flawed. I think her biggest flaw was "going high when they went low" as Michelle Obama put it, though. She tried to keep the discussion at a respectful, presidential level. It's the same mistaken that the 16 Republicans Trump defeated made.

I live in PA - near Pittsburgh. I LOVE Pittsburgh and have always been proud to be part of the state. I'm very disappointed with the state now, though. It seems like it's not the great state I thought it was. We in the Pittsburgh region (and those in the Philly region) tried our best though.

Sorry Bonn, I have been trashing Hillary from day 1. I have never supported her or wanted her, anymore than I supported Trump. What will happen now is all kinds of finger pointing, but this was an anti establishment race. The people have spoken and centrist politicians suck. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but didn't have the brains to do so.

In the long term this maybe the best thing that could have happened to the dems, if they can at least hear the message now, because they clearly weren't able to earlier. It may also be a bad thing for Republicans. They can only unite when they have something to root against.

We will see.

You are right Melo... The People wanted change - both the Liberals and Conservatives. The Dems should have rallied behind Bernie but they suppressed the will of the people and connived to put in the old regime party candidate (Hillary). And lost. All the Dem Party leaders should re-sign and let new blood take over.

The GOP won because the GOP Party leaders tried but couldn't stop Trump. That was fortunate for the GOP because Trump had the will of the people behind him.

The GOP may control Congress and the state legislatures and Governors, but IMO, they don't control the Presidency. Nobody controls Trump. He will do what he wants. Hopefully it will work out to be good for the U.S. and the world.

I think the good will come from politicians realizing how far alienated they are from the people. In the long term, I hope that helps. But for now the democratic party leadership has cost us an SC nominee, I don't hold that against Hillary but I will always hold it against the dems for not backing Bernie when it was obvious the country wanted radical change.

Radical change to socialism/communism is a proven way to hell.
American people may not be a smartest bunch but they are not so stupid to support this.
Millions who emigrated from communist and leftist countries will vote for Devil himself to prevent America slipping left.
Almost 100% of Russian vote for Trump and they know what communism is all about.
Time for Technocrats is coming. Time to cleanup the house.

Perfect example of how propaganda affects the low information voters. People associate socialism with the "evil empires." You do know that there are a number of socialist countries that exist today that function fairly well. Heck, Canada is a socialist country. Communism and socialism are not synonyms.

This is how millions are affected by communist propaganda and believe me communists and socialists know how to do it better that anyone.
In fact they do not know how to do anything else but it.
For people who lived in this countries (most of the world population) it is not propaganda - it is experience.
Canada is typical capitalist country with social services based on wealth collected by society and yes generated by this blooded rich people.
America voted for society which gives people what they deserve by hard work, smarts, entrepreneurship, and risk.
Equality has nothing to do with human race. Equal opportunity is name of the game.

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