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9/16/2016  12:58 AM
BRIGGS wrote:
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BRIGGS wrote:Why do all of Hillary's colleagues think shes an arshole? Usually thats an easy answer right?

You never give up, huh? It's almost page 40 and you haven't changed anyone's mind.

BRIGGS has yet to post 1 substantial thing about Hilary or Trump. Still waiting on that.

Hillary is a girl Trump is a boy.

And in fact we need transgender President.
Diversity.. you know

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9/16/2016  9:44 AM
Briggs,

Is it that you hate Hilary more than you admire Trump?

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9/16/2016  10:13 AM
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holfresh wrote:Colin Powell classic line on Trump...

Powell suggested in another email that even critical coverage of Trump didn't really work: "To go on and call him an idiot just emboldens him."

Calling him an idiot is irresistible but counter productive because the depressing truth is a large chunk of Americans share his stupid views, by insulting him you insult them which makes them less likely to listen to you and more likely to support him. People believe what emotionally resonates with them- if they feel particularly strongly then there is no reasoning with them because they will just distort and deny any information that contradicts how they feel.

Might be more effective to just focus on the fact he's a con man- he's a complete bull****ter- back in the times of the wild west he'd be honking his wagon from town to town selling his miracle wonder-tonic.

Well the guy has already beat back 16 competitors and he is their nominee...His supporters are all in...The fact that there are independents on the fence wringing the hands wondering who to choose is just mind blowing...

It should have been mind blowing, in reality their minds were blown long ago. Trump is popular because a large percentage of people have the same type of active loathing for Muslims, non whites and women who are fully dressed and capable of holding a conversation. He is mirroring their POV.
On the other hand Hillary is unimaginative, boring and square. She has zero personality, zero charisma and when faced with making a decision between what's right for America and what's best for her legacy, she is capable of choosing the latter. But that last thing isn't unique to her, it's pretty common for politicians.

Where is this thing that Trump dislikes women--its such BS? Youre believing the bS spin.

I agree with you there. Between the three wives, multiple affairs, and his crack about avoiding a STD in the 80s, I think it's safe to say Trump loves women.
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9/16/2016  10:21 AM    LAST EDITED: 9/16/2016  10:22 AM
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

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9/16/2016  10:59 AM
Welpee wrote:
BRIGGS wrote:
meloshouldgo wrote:
holfresh wrote:
smackeddog wrote:
holfresh wrote:Colin Powell classic line on Trump...

Powell suggested in another email that even critical coverage of Trump didn't really work: "To go on and call him an idiot just emboldens him."

Calling him an idiot is irresistible but counter productive because the depressing truth is a large chunk of Americans share his stupid views, by insulting him you insult them which makes them less likely to listen to you and more likely to support him. People believe what emotionally resonates with them- if they feel particularly strongly then there is no reasoning with them because they will just distort and deny any information that contradicts how they feel.

Might be more effective to just focus on the fact he's a con man- he's a complete bull****ter- back in the times of the wild west he'd be honking his wagon from town to town selling his miracle wonder-tonic.

Well the guy has already beat back 16 competitors and he is their nominee...His supporters are all in...The fact that there are independents on the fence wringing the hands wondering who to choose is just mind blowing...

It should have been mind blowing, in reality their minds were blown long ago. Trump is popular because a large percentage of people have the same type of active loathing for Muslims, non whites and women who are fully dressed and capable of holding a conversation. He is mirroring their POV.
On the other hand Hillary is unimaginative, boring and square. She has zero personality, zero charisma and when faced with making a decision between what's right for America and what's best for her legacy, she is capable of choosing the latter. But that last thing isn't unique to her, it's pretty common for politicians.

Where is this thing that Trump dislikes women--its such BS? Youre believing the bS spin.

I agree with you there. Between the three wives, multiple affairs, and his crack about avoiding a STD in the 80s, I think it's safe to say Trump loves women.

I thought his menstruation comment regarding Megan Kelly's questions in a primary debate was pretty disrespectful. He has made comments many times that objectifies women. Seems disrespectful given he is running for president. He'd date his daughter comment was fairly bizarre. He is on record to saying he divorced his second wife because he was bored. Might be the truth, but to boast about it is disrespectful.

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9/16/2016  11:05 AM
Welpee wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

If you took all the millions of dollars Trump inherited (he is not some self made man) and invested it in the S&P500 you would make _a lot_ more money than Trump has made with his businesses. The myth that he is some amazing business mind is one of the most enduring piles of hor$e$hit in the history of the world.

He is also nowhere near a "billionaire" (one of the myriad of reasons he won't release his tax returns). He used to sue anyone who said he wasn't a billionaire because he knows its they key to his mystique. Is he rich? Sure. Has he made money? Sure. But none of that is hard when you inherit many millions of dollars. However an actual smart person would've made much more and not had to have to resort to pyramid schemes, hawking crap like Trump Wine, and scams like Donald University which was essentially a rip off scheme targeting desperate people.

He's a snake oil salesman and a meglomaniac and the fact that he's pulled the wool over so many people's eyes is scary. As is the thought that he will be running the country if he wins. He's shown he knows next to nothing about policy (stuff like he'll re-negotiate US Treasury Bonds, which besides being unconstitutional would only sink the world economy).

Let me repeat the familiar refrain from this campaign: Im not a Hillary supporter. I wish it was literally _anyone_ besides her. But she isn't a lunatic, dangerous Putin loving demogogue with authoritarian tendencies. I would literally vote for "a random person from the phonebook" than Trump.

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9/16/2016  11:57 AM    LAST EDITED: 9/16/2016  12:08 PM
H1AND1 wrote:
Welpee wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

If you took all the millions of dollars Trump inherited (he is not some self made man) and invested it in the S&P500 you would make _a lot_ more money than Trump has made with his businesses. The myth that he is some amazing business mind is one of the most enduring piles of hor$e$hit in the history of the world.

He is also nowhere near a "billionaire" (one of the myriad of reasons he won't release his tax returns). He used to sue anyone who said he wasn't a billionaire because he knows its they key to his mystique. Is he rich? Sure. Has he made money? Sure. But none of that is hard when you inherit many millions of dollars. However an actual smart person would've made much more and not had to have to resort to pyramid schemes, hawking crap like Trump Wine, and scams like Donald University which was essentially a rip off scheme targeting desperate people.

He's a snake oil salesman and a meglomaniac and the fact that he's pulled the wool over so many people's eyes is scary. As is the thought that he will be running the country if he wins. He's shown he knows next to nothing about policy (stuff like he'll re-negotiate US Treasury Bonds, which besides being unconstitutional would only sink the world economy).

Let me repeat the familiar refrain from this campaign: Im not a Hillary supporter. I wish it was literally _anyone_ besides her. But she isn't a lunatic, dangerous Putin loving demogogue with authoritarian tendencies. I would literally vote for "a random person from the phonebook" than Trump.

So interesting I had to look it up...So Trump took over his father's business in 1974 valued at 40 million. Let say he liquidated it and invested in the S&P 500. That would be 4.266 billion today if dividend were being reinvested. Not included is his portion of the 200 million dollar estate his father, who died in 1999, left to his kids...

Crazy to think but my kids doesn't know what a phone book is...

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9/16/2016  12:02 PM
Welpee wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

Did you just try using facts in a debate with a Trump supporter?
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9/16/2016  12:20 PM    LAST EDITED: 9/16/2016  12:21 PM
holfresh wrote:
H1AND1 wrote:
Welpee wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

If you took all the millions of dollars Trump inherited (he is not some self made man) and invested it in the S&P500 you would make _a lot_ more money than Trump has made with his businesses. The myth that he is some amazing business mind is one of the most enduring piles of hor$e$hit in the history of the world.

He is also nowhere near a "billionaire" (one of the myriad of reasons he won't release his tax returns). He used to sue anyone who said he wasn't a billionaire because he knows its they key to his mystique. Is he rich? Sure. Has he made money? Sure. But none of that is hard when you inherit many millions of dollars. However an actual smart person would've made much more and not had to have to resort to pyramid schemes, hawking crap like Trump Wine, and scams like Donald University which was essentially a rip off scheme targeting desperate people.

He's a snake oil salesman and a meglomaniac and the fact that he's pulled the wool over so many people's eyes is scary. As is the thought that he will be running the country if he wins. He's shown he knows next to nothing about policy (stuff like he'll re-negotiate US Treasury Bonds, which besides being unconstitutional would only sink the world economy).

Let me repeat the familiar refrain from this campaign: Im not a Hillary supporter. I wish it was literally _anyone_ besides her. But she isn't a lunatic, dangerous Putin loving demogogue with authoritarian tendencies. I would literally vote for "a random person from the phonebook" than Trump.

So interesting I had to look it up...So Trump took over his father's business in 1974 valued at 40 million. Let say he liquidated it and invested in the S&P 500. That would be 4.266 billion today if dividend were being reinvested. Not included is his portion of the 200 million dollar estate his father, who died in 1999, left to his kids...

Crazy to think but my kids doesn't know what a phone book is...

That's something not many people think about. How many real billionaires would get involved in selling Trump meat, Trump vodka, Trump clothing and the king of all scams Trump University. To me, Trump University is the most revealing Trump business venture in terms of depicting what a scam artist he is. And why do Trump supporters just ignore this blatant lie (which is really his only defense): "98% of the "students" thought it was terrific!" If you had over 6,000 registrants and over 2,000 were given refunds, how do you get to 98% thought it was terrific? Simple math people!
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9/16/2016  12:21 PM
holfresh wrote:
H1AND1 wrote:
Welpee wrote:
gunsnewing wrote:Trump is popular because he's giving hardworking Americans who've been stepped on for years a voice. Finally someone not tied to the establishment is. The system was rigged just enough that would would never see another Republican win. Certainly not one with the right intentions. But those Americans have spoken much to the dismay of the status quo establishment. Both Democratic and Republican.


Those Americans are energized and enthusiastic. They are as eager as ever to head out on Nov 8th to vote. Many others won't vote. Some don't care enough to vote and others are still on the fence. My sense is that there are far more enthusiastic voters on the Trump side there there are for Hillary. Hillary is less inspiring with each day that goes by. I actually feel bad for her because she's gonna push herself to the limit regardless.

Despite popular belief of liberals and their media that Trump is racist and is popular because racists have rallied around him.

Yet, how many hardworking Americans has Trump stepped on to line his own pockets and advance his business interests? That is what's so ridiculous about the people supporting him. Was Trump looking out for hardworking Americans with his Trump University scam? How about the contractors he screwed over with his bankruptcies? Was he thinking about hardworking American when he elected to get this clothing line produced overseas? When he and his father prevented minorities from renting their properties was he thinking about hardworking Americans then? It's not just limited to this country, what about the average people he stepped on to build his golf courses?

Trump is the last person to care about the average person. Wake up!

If you took all the millions of dollars Trump inherited (he is not some self made man) and invested it in the S&P500 you would make _a lot_ more money than Trump has made with his businesses. The myth that he is some amazing business mind is one of the most enduring piles of hor$e$hit in the history of the world.

He is also nowhere near a "billionaire" (one of the myriad of reasons he won't release his tax returns). He used to sue anyone who said he wasn't a billionaire because he knows its they key to his mystique. Is he rich? Sure. Has he made money? Sure. But none of that is hard when you inherit many millions of dollars. However an actual smart person would've made much more and not had to have to resort to pyramid schemes, hawking crap like Trump Wine, and scams like Donald University which was essentially a rip off scheme targeting desperate people.

He's a snake oil salesman and a meglomaniac and the fact that he's pulled the wool over so many people's eyes is scary. As is the thought that he will be running the country if he wins. He's shown he knows next to nothing about policy (stuff like he'll re-negotiate US Treasury Bonds, which besides being unconstitutional would only sink the world economy).

Let me repeat the familiar refrain from this campaign: Im not a Hillary supporter. I wish it was literally _anyone_ besides her. But she isn't a lunatic, dangerous Putin loving demogogue with authoritarian tendencies. I would literally vote for "a random person from the phonebook" than Trump.

So interesting I had to look it up...So Trump took over his father's business in 1974 valued at 40 million. Let say he liquidated it and invested in the S&P 500. That would be 4.266 billion today if dividend were being reinvested. Not included is his portion of the 200 million dollar estate his father, who died in 1999, left to his kids...

Crazy to think but my kids doesn't know what a phone book is...

Right. He certainly wouldn't of had to declare bankruptcy 4 or whatever times, either!

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9/16/2016  12:38 PM
LOL - Howard Dean this morning saying he thinks Trump probably pays less in taxes than his hardworking supporters do
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"President Barack Obama was born in the United States, period," Trump said in brief televised remarks. "Now we all want to get back to making America strong and great again."

But as Trump sought to put that false conspiracy theory to rest, he stoked another, claiming that the "birther movement" was started by rival Hillary Clinton. There is no evidence that is true.

"Hillary Clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. I finished it," Trump said. "I finished it, you know what I mean."

"Mr. Trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that Hillary Clinton and her team first raised," he added. "Inarguably, Donald J. Trump is a closer. Having successfully obtained President Obama's birth certificate when others could not, Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States."

You can't make this **** up. And people on here think his ego is going to force him to be a great president? The man's ego just makes up whatever history he wants.

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Nalod wrote:Briggs,

Is it that you hate Hilary more than you admire Trump?

When I was younger I used to think Hillary was somewhat sexy--but shes lost me now.

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Trump endorsed by 20 of the 70 medal of honor winners left in the US today along with many other new retired generals and other personnel. I guess there war heroes must've listened to what he had to say on Howard Stern in 2006.

Trump is acting like a President right now--in fact if you watched his conduct over the last month--its not even close and thats why he pulled ahead. The only way Hillary wins is by bashing--she wont win on issues--she has none. He had an immature streak while defending himself throughout the campaign and he just stopped. The guy was never a politician so some of his actions were impromptu mistakes but I dont doubt that he really does want to do a good job for everyone. I have SERIOUS doubts about Hillary

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Im voting Trump in CT. I thin k that if you look past the subterfuge and think for yourself--as an individual regardless of creed and race--you will as well.
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BRIGGS wrote:
Nalod wrote:Briggs,

Is it that you hate Hilary more than you admire Trump?

When I was younger I used to think Hillary was somewhat sexy--but shes lost me now.

But trump had you when he mocked the disabled reporter?

Facts:
http://www.newsweek.com/2016/08/12/donald-trumps-business-failures-election-2016-486091.html

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BRIGGS wrote:Im voting Trump in CT. I thin k that if you look past the subterfuge and think for yourself--as an individual regardless of creed and race--you will as well.
Thinking for myself I could never vote for someone who spouts a non stop stream of statements that are either lies or simply false, and has a long detailed history reckless greed.

Briggs you have absolutely ZERO clue who you are voting for with Trump. If you think you know your "ability to think for yourself" is painfully compromised. Hillary is a politician and if that turns you off don't vote for her. You have ZERO clue what you are getting when you vote for Trump, ZERO. You can look at a long documented history of racism, failed businesses, unpaid debts, ties to Russia/China/Middle East and a laundry list of situations where Trump time and time again does what is best for one person and person only.

Its funny when 70% of his public statements fail a basic fact check that people think they know what they are getting when they vote for Trump. Thinking for yourself indeed. Wow.

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9/16/2016  1:47 PM    LAST EDITED: 9/16/2016  1:49 PM
BRIGGS wrote:Trump endorsed by 20 of the 70 medal of honor winners left in the US today along with many other new retired generals and other personnel. I guess there war heroes must've listened to what he had to say on Howard Stern in 2006.

Trump is acting like a President right now--in fact if you watched his conduct over the last month--its not even close and thats why he pulled ahead. The only way Hillary wins is by bashing--she wont win on issues--she has none. He had an immature streak while defending himself throughout the campaign and he just stopped. The guy was never a politician so some of his actions were impromptu mistakes but I dont doubt that he really does want to do a good job for everyone. I have SERIOUS doubts about Hillary

Have made it pretty clear how I feel about Clinton. I think you are looking too much at the window dressing Briggs. Behind the curtains are some of the biggest stars in the white supremacist movement backing him. People who have no compunction about using violence to further their goals.

I know everyone has their reasons to favor one candidate or the other, still believe they're both going to be a disaster for this country in their own way.

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Trump is "Too big to fail" mentality. This was the patina that was around Madoff. How could the chairman of Nasdaq be a crook?
Or Enron, a company so big and politically aligned with the elite.
With an adoring fan base, a base of prejudiced electoral, Evangelical homophobes, globalization fearing white trash, white supremacists and those who have problems with powerful women (including women), then you understand where this support is coming.
She will need the electoral college to get her over the top. The problem she faces is Votes for Stein or Johnson in protest to BOTH of them, could be her downfall. For those who "Can't vote for her", its important that this is a two person race, and picking one is what will happen.

Trumps lies are so big, you can't even see them.

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9/16/2016  2:03 PM    LAST EDITED: 9/16/2016  2:04 PM
MaTT4281 wrote:
"President Barack Obama was born in the United States, period," Trump said in brief televised remarks. "Now we all want to get back to making America strong and great again."

But as Trump sought to put that false conspiracy theory to rest, he stoked another, claiming that the "birther movement" was started by rival Hillary Clinton. There is no evidence that is true.

"Hillary Clinton and her campaign of 2008 started the birther controversy. I finished it," Trump said. "I finished it, you know what I mean."

"Mr. Trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that Hillary Clinton and her team first raised," he added. "Inarguably, Donald J. Trump is a closer. Having successfully obtained President Obama's birth certificate when others could not, Mr. Trump believes that President Obama was born in the United States."

You can't make this **** up. And people on here think his ego is going to force him to be a great president? The man's ego just makes up whatever history he wants.

Even though it's not true, what difference does it make who started it? He escalated what was limited to a email from a Clinton supporter to magnifying it 1000X by going on Fox, CNN, MSNBC and Twitter to drop baseless innuendos and insinuations, even AFTER the birth certificate was produced as recently as this year.

And he STILL hasn't apologized. But people still support him. smh

Where the heck is Hillary Clinton?

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