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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 31 Jul 16 - 08:58 AM Listen and think. This is important. The end of September is the cut off for information/propaganda to trickle down to the bottom of our national consciousness by election time. Baiting Trump has proven to be the most reliable and effective way to turn Trump from a popular cad into a cadaver with his own words. Ways to do this: Make him respond (hit back) to the accusation that he could never use nuclear weapons because his generals would over ride him. He maight be so thinned skinned he could defend that he I more popular than Jesus. Have him re quote Jesus but the quote actually comes from Sharia law Make him slip up in reverse and make him defend a Hitler quote. Trump is ready to hit back at anyone and anything now. He says no more mr. nice guy, "I'm taking my gloves off". Once the ultimate gaff is recorded IT IS ESSENTIAL that it is repeated constantly until elation day. If not repeated to the extreme it will not work. We have the when, how and how much for Trump's downfall. It only requires M&M's money and media.
Thanks. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Greg F. Date: 30 Jul 16 - 06:02 PM Here's a good example of what The Trumpsh*t & his supporters stand for: Khan's speech triggered unabashed Trump supporter Ann Coulter, who tweeted: "You know what this Democratic convention really needed? An angry Muslim with a thick accent like Fareed Zacaria[sic]." Coulter's reference was misspelled and in reference to CNN host Fareed Zakaria. Her ugly smear set off conservatives, including longtime friend and editor John Podhoretz who admitted, "I'm ashamed ever to have known you." http://www.rawstory.com/2016/07/im-ashamed-to-have-known-you-conservatives-rip-ann-coulter-for-ugly-smear-of-hero-marines-dad/ And here's another example: Bobby Hughes, a photographer and journalist at KTVI, the Fox affiliate in St. Louis posted on Facebook after Michael Brown's mother, Lesley McSpadden, the mother of Michael Brown, the teenager whose shooting death ignited weeks of emotional protests in Missouri, was announced as part of the Democratic National Convention line-up: "She's going to talk about the new lead diet she's endorsed. Five servings and you can lose 200 lbs in two years easily." http://www.cbsnews.com/news/st-louis-journalist-reportedly-fired-after-facebook-post-on-michael-browns-mom/ Heil Trump! |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 30 Jul 16 - 01:01 PM It would be thread drift but one day I should tell you the more amusing story of the next FBI investigation when two undercover agents played the part of friendly gregarious guys. They were older and very good but were still as transparent as glass. This time it involved the unibomber. Its been 8 years since the DIA showed up at my door regarding my next door neighbor. It involved Uzbekistan. That too was very funny. |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 30 Jul 16 - 12:29 PM Indeed that was the joke. The actual story of the FBI and SS investigation I encountered was during the Reagan years. Danny Spillane was the nephew of Mickey Spillane. He was an amazing artist who became psychotic in college and was expelled after doing blackened silhouettes of Japanese victims of Hiroshima against Campus buildings as a memorial. When he became homeless I gave him a place to stay. Tenets became upset with his use of the laundry room and led to retribution and vandalism of my car but Danny did find another place to stay where he was robbed of his things and guitar. Angry and confused he confabulated a rambling story along with the number $11K which was referred to the FBI by the police when he reported his burglary. A single FBi agent showed up at my door and instead of questioning me about Danny immediately began telling me his extortion plan to go after my employer and family. I told him I was self employed so h said he would get my girlfriend fired from her job. I told him to do whatever he needed to do but I would not discuss Danny's condition. The young agent swooped up cassette tapes an note books that were not returned for 2 months. What surprised me is how he immediately went to an extortion technique |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 30 Jul 16 - 08:42 AM "...but try not to write Trump and die in the same sentence". Physician, heal thyself... |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: gillymor Date: 29 Jul 16 - 10:23 AM Trumpolini! |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP et tu Ryan? From: Donuel Date: 29 Jul 16 - 09:05 AM The similarities are palpable. I would not want any final similarities. |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Lighter Date: 28 Jul 16 - 06:37 PM Am more familiar with Mussolini's mannerisms than with Peron's, and I compared Trump to Mussolini on another thread many months ago. Just watch a newsreel of Musso orating and strutting on a balcony before a hysterical audience. Watch especially for the move when he's made his point: he steps back, shows his scowling profle, and partly turns his back on the audience. A case of not-so-great minds thinking alike? |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 28 Jul 16 - 04:10 PM keberoxu I assume you are new to many folks here. !? My status has not changed in 15 years. I only need a place where some editorial feedback is available as I try to refine basic writing skills that does not come naturally to me. I could never be a moderator. It took me a decade to realize how significant the British members are. I thought Ashoken was A Shogun. Scholarly , artistic, scientific and musical pursuits were expected from me but unbeknownst to all was a little thing called dyslexia which imposed limitations and alternate talents all their own. I may come off as self involved, self effacing and self deluded but I am actually more a shy and why guy than a egoist. You know, a real nobody assumed dumb rather than a high caliber fake somebody assumed smart. What I do have is mind sight and Perspectivism. There are members who require dignity respect and a projected internet persona that usually makes them a bit taller, thinner, smarter, erudite, global tourists extraordinaire as well as being responsible for the visitation of the better angels who are the dear friends who satisfy their mutual needs and music. Most came for the lyrics but stayed for the hilarity and love. If we have anything in common I don't know but I suspect that when you were vetted you said yes and I said no. You know an unexamined life is a waste but an examined life is no bed of roses. |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 27 Jul 16 - 09:37 PM eleohant hole |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: McGrath of Harlow Date: 27 Jul 16 - 07:54 PM There's a song that comes to mind as somehow appropriate for the celebrated Mr T. Here's one version which seemed particularly apt (there are several more on the Cat if you search): I wanted to be on the stage, And now my ambitions I've gottem! In my grey pantaloons I'm the rage I'm the hole in the elephant's bottom! My friends all think I'm a wit, In their seats in the stalls I can spot 'em! And I wink at the girls in the pit Through the hole in the elephant's bottom! Last night I had some bad luck, The manager said I was rotten! Cos I happened to get my head stuck Through the hole in the elephant's bottom! My part it is not very large, But nor is it easy forgotten. If you're looking for me come and look Through the hole in the elephant's bottom! |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 27 Jul 16 - 05:07 PM As a correspondent during the Peron regime your career was undoubtedly one of duality. Powerful interests makes strange bedfellows. News alert: Trump receives endorsement from ,ta-da, Joe Piscopo. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 27 Jul 16 - 02:04 PM The actual quote from Eugene Robinson's Washington Post column, July 25, 2016. "an acceptance speech by Trump that was one of the most obscene pieces of political rhetoric we have heard in many years. "....It is customary for the out-of-power party -- in this case, the GOP -- to capitalize on such dissatisfaction. But Trump is doing so in a way that is alien to our political tradition. "....It was a speech that could have been delivered from a balcony of a banana republic. "I couldn't help but think back to the years I spent covering South America as a foreign correspondent for the [Washington] Post. The politician who comes to mind is Juan Perón, the Argentine strongman whose ideology was similarly self-contradictory -- and whose legacy was to turn his prosperous nation into an economic and political basket case." certainly under ©, but I don't know whose |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Donuel Date: 26 Jul 16 - 06:56 PM Joe you are really opening up but try not to write Trump and die in the same sentence. The Secret Service gets up close and personal* regarding even rumors of death threats if a dollar amount is mentioned by someone else. $11K? The DNC thread was around way before the convention so it was not unusual to see more about trump than Hillary. What do I care. Rap knows more about Trump's lineage than all of us. I'm sure there is much about Hillary we could learn besides the 20 years of right wing propaganda. Threads sure to die: Only good things about trump BM's we will never forget Our favorite Fascists How to prepare kitten stew *it happened to me 30 years ago. |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: keberoxu Date: 26 Jul 16 - 06:25 PM I apologize, my mistake altogether. It wasn't a moderator at all -- I conflated the posts of two members. I'm sorry. |
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Subject: RE: BS: TRUMP [was: 'he's in the way of ME'] From: Joe Offer Date: 26 Jul 16 - 06:15 PM Gee, Keberoxu, whom did you appoint as "moderator for the DNC thread"? I did see Donuel complain about people invoking the name of Trump. Is he the one you appointed? I did say in the "Melania" thread that I had been about to start a thread titled Mysteries of the Republican National Convention, and found that two threads had already been started on relatively minor points about the convention. My point was that it would be good to have one good discussion running instead of a dozen threads splitting the subject up into umpteen different subjects. I've always had an objection to the title of this thread, which was opened in April as some sort of game to guess who was the author of the "he's in the way of ME" quote. It quickly became a general trump discussion because the guessing game was not enough to sustain an extended discussion. I have finally succumbed to the temptation to rename the thread so people can tell right off that it's about Trump. But I wonder why people keep coming back to this April thread. The conventions are the current news now, not what was happening in the primary in April. After all, we've had a long-standing policy that thread titles should give a clear indication of the contents of the thread. We also have a policy that in general, only one thread on a subject should be running at a time, so the discussion doesn't get split and confused. And of course we should talk about Trump in the thread on the Democratic Convention - the Democrats are talking about him at the convention, aren't they? This thread is old news. Why not let it die? -Joe- |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 26 Jul 16 - 05:29 PM The moderator for the DNC thread expressed a suggestion that they stop posting opinion after opinion about He Who Must Not Be Named, on a DNC thread. This "hot mess of a thread" is a good place to vent your spleen about T***p. A syndicated columnist, Eugene Robertson I think?, said he spent many years covering South America on his beat. The rhetoric he hears and reads from T***p takes him back, he says, to....Juan Peron. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 22 Jul 16 - 05:28 PM Joe Offer made a good point, on another thread, that no-one has started a thread all its own on the RNC....I didn't watch an instant of it, just checked in with radio soundbites and newspaper headlines. And the more that my fellow Mudcatters describe it, the worse it sounds! |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 21 Jul 16 - 07:17 PM Now, see, here is what keeps me awake. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump-and-Co. knew exactly what Cruz was going to speechify/say, and how he was going to say it, for days in advance. As Bob Schieffer reported for CBS, the speech was circulating in advance; he says he saw a copy himself, and anyone else who cared to take a look, saw the same thing. The whole gesture was prepared in advance and deliberately allowed to take place. You only had the public who behaved as though they had no clue whatever. They didn't care if the entire world saw them, on camera, jerking on the marionette strings in the puppetteers' hands. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Bee-dubya-ell Date: 20 Jul 16 - 02:22 PM I have concluded that the Melania/Michelle plagiarism thing was intentional. It has given the Trump campaign an opportunity to commit an obvious yet relatively harmless infraction and then blatantly lie about it, all to test the extent to which his followers are willing to believe Trump instead of their own eyes and ears. If he can get away with lying about plagiarism, it's not that big a stretch to getting away with lying about much more serious issues. "There are no death camps," wasn't the first lie Hitler told the German people. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 19 Jul 16 - 09:11 PM Jesus fucking christ..... I Am Not A Crook |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 19 Jul 16 - 09:00 PM Giuliani: If I did what Hillary did... a. I'd have a vagina b. I' dress in drag c. I'd be in jail d. I'd know how to email. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 19 Jul 16 - 11:13 AM FMR. OBAMA SPEECHWRITER ON MELANIA TRUMP SPEECH: "Sarah Hurwitz, Michelle's head speech writer, used to be Hillary's. So the Trump campaign plagiarized from a Michelle and Hillary speechwriter. Jon Favreau Obama speechwriter, 2005-2013 or great minds think alike? |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 19 Jul 16 - 10:50 AM Hey Greg, mums the word but my better half has found a loop hole in statutes suppressing gun research that is now being used by the GAO/ It involves legislation and data regarding the safe storage of guns. nuff said. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 19 Jul 16 - 10:13 AM Ban and Boycott pre shredded cheese Make everyone grate again. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 19 Jul 16 - 09:47 AM Republican Platforn to "Make AmeriKKKa Grate Again": Mr. Trump's anti-Muslim phobia and fantasy wall across the Mexican border are front and center, along with his protectionist views, which deny long-held positions of the party. No less alarming is a raft of planks that ideologues pushed through to banish any notion of moderation and present-day reality from the party's credo. This majority has triumphed in securing retrograde positions that include making no exceptions for rape or women's health in cases of abortion; requiring the Bible to be taught in public high schools; selling coal as a "clean" energy source; demanding a return of federal lands to the states; insisting that legislators use religion as a guide in lawmaking; appointing "family values" judges; barring female soldiers from combat; and rejecting the need for stronger gun controls — despite the mass shootings afflicting the nation every week. Sign Up for the Opinion Today Newsletter The platform also makes homophobia and the denial of basic civil rights to gays, lesbians and transgender people a centerpiece. It repudiates same-sex marriage, despite strong support for this constitutional right in the nation at large. The party invokes "natural marriage" and states' rights for determining which bathrooms transgender people may use, and it defends merchants who would deny service to gay customers. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/19/opinion/the-most-extreme-republican-platform-in-memory.html |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 09 Jul 16 - 07:24 PM Months ago, I wasn't kidding when I posted that whoever the candidates were, they might end up targets for assassins. With every passing outbreak of killings, it seems more likely. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Stilly River Sage Date: 09 Jul 16 - 11:25 AM Now it's five police officers dead, seven wounded, and two civilians wounded. And the Lt. Governor is batshit crazy, blaming the violence on the peaceful protesters. He'd make an excellent running-mate for the GOP presumptuous candidate. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 09 Jul 16 - 10:40 AM Hey Ake! This guy should be The Trumpshit's choice for Vice Pres: In Dallas, a terrorist sniper fired into a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest, which was protected by police. At least five officers were killed. Two Black Lives Protesters were wounded. Former Congressman Joe Walsh (Illinois) tried to turn the event into a race war on Twitter: "3 Dallas Cops killed. 7 wounded. This is now war. Watch out Obama. Watch out black lives matter punks. Real America is coming after you." In another tweet, he said "10 Cops shot. You did this Obama. You did this liberals. You did this #BLM. Time to defend our Cops. Wake up." Unless he picks Rudy Giuliani who said on MSNBC Live: "I think the reason there's a target on police officers backs is because of groups like Black Lives Matter." "When you talk about Black Lives Matter, well you know, the black young boy who is killed by another black young boy is just as dead as a black young boy who was killed by the police officers." "The real danger to you is that black kid is going to shoot you on the street cause that happens many, many more times than police officers." |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 08 Jul 16 - 08:58 AM Trump promised to protect several articles of the Constitution -- including "Article XII," even though the Constitution has seven articles. http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/donald-trump-hell-protect-constitutions-article-xii/story?id=40422352 |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 07 Jul 16 - 08:25 AM You people supported the war against Saddam Now there you go again with the "you people" bullshit. I certainly didn't support it. Take it up with lying George W. Bush & Tony Blair (see recent report). |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: akenaton Date: 07 Jul 16 - 02:42 AM The war has seen and contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands in Iraq and all over the Middle East, facilitated the rise of IS and other Islamic terrorist groups. There will be many hundreds of thousands yet to come. Iraq and Libya are failed States with no recognised governance, people murdered in their hundreds every day. You people supported the war against Saddam and Gadhafi without one thought for the consequences. "liberal ideology" at its worst. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: frogprince Date: 06 Jul 16 - 08:58 PM Trump has definitely cinched my vote for him, now though; we definitely need to elect someone who implies that, like Saddam, he will be "good at killing terrorists." And, since a substantial share of the country agree that it's extremely important to shake up the entire system...what better way to shake up the entire system than to elect a stark crazy ranting motherf**ker!! |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 06 Jul 16 - 08:24 PM Ake, fer chrissake, Saddam exterminated his own people with chemical weapons by the tens of thousands. "They were much safer"??? for fucks sake what planet do you inhabit? Now Saddam's one of your heroes along with Farage and The Trumpshit? |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: akenaton Date: 06 Jul 16 - 06:31 PM The people of Iraq seem to think that they were much safer when he was in power. The same applies in Libya. None of these dictators were "great guys", but the alternative (removing them from power was a thousand times worse. Speaking on BBC today a resident of Baghdad said "The West removed Saddam Hussein.....now there are thousands of Saddams" |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 06 Jul 16 - 10:45 AM Loks like the US establishment has one law for Mr Clinton and anther for anyone else No, Ake, it doesn't. Once again, you've swallowed the garbage from the long-running Repuglican witch hunt. There was no criminal conduct on the part of Mrs. Clinton. Period. Full stop. As you keep saying elsewhere: "Get Used To It". Also, yiur hero The Trumpshit is now saying what a great guy Saddam Hussein was. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: akenaton Date: 06 Jul 16 - 04:37 AM Loks like the US establishment has one law for Mr Clinton and anther for anyone else who "endangers US security"....... :0) |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 05 Jul 16 - 05:27 PM Hey Ake! Now your hero the The Trumpshit is cooking the election campaign books, just like he did with his real estate developments and "bankruptcies": *** Questionable tax-free payments to Trump staffers raise 'red flags' Lori Ann LaRocco 5 July 2016 A series of filing anomalies point to a Donald Trump camp that is either unaware of campaign finance law, or is actively funneling donors' cash to insiders, according to several experts interviewed by CNBC. These "red flags," as one expert deemed them, include a total lack of disclosure on which vendors staffers for the presumptive Republican nominee are paying, an "unusual" six-figure payout to campaign staff for nontaxable expenses and what appeared to be double reimbursements for some employees' expenses. http://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/05/questionable-tax-free-payments-to-trump-staffers-give-experts-pause.html? |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 24 Jun 16 - 09:33 AM Britain achieved a 72% voter turn out ! The US achieved a 32% voter turnout in 2014. If the US ever got a 72% voter turnout Trump would certainly win by 6-12 million votes. If Texas were given a referendum vote to leave the USA they too could get 51% to leave. Houston we have a problem. I do not foresee the US ever getting a 72% voter turnout. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 23 Jun 16 - 11:04 PM The irony is that every single government employee's private information is now in the hands of hackers since last year. Hillary's account was untouched. I hope that Trump's impact on the hearts and minds of the good people of Scotland will be mirrored in the USA. They hate his lies, arrogance, mean spirited dictates, walls, view blocking man made hills, fences and his guts. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 23 Jun 16 - 09:08 PM And now the Trumpshit says Clinton's E-Mail account was hacked by a (un-named) foreign country - he heard it in the school cafeteria, so it must be true. The man is actually 13 years old, aooarently. And the media keep handling the Trumpshit with kid gloves. Where's Joseph Nye Welch when we need him? |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 23 Jun 16 - 07:41 PM ...and now Lewandowski has an offer to work at CNN television network. This is beginning to remind me of the criminal trial of O.J. Simpson, from which media circus a number of authors and television personalities based their subsequent careers. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 22 Jun 16 - 03:16 PM So, Lewandowski got fired because he spoke too freely about Ivanka's husband? Note to self.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 21 Jun 16 - 08:50 PM Some Trump projects that are still in the pipeline: the Trump network is a cable news show that is fear unbalanced. To prove women like Trump he is introducing the curved Trumpon with a real gold leaf T on the applicator. Draper Sterling of Madmen appears as fees paid for field consulting on Donald Trumps actual financial records. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Donuel Date: 21 Jun 16 - 07:59 PM Campaign songs are often stolen and end up in court. But one Trump can steal with impunity is It takes a greedy man, to sing a greedy song, it takes... I suggest some ex lax desserts to help get this shit over with. The Republicans will make one more push to exit Trump with rule changes by doing something they have experience doing already. That's taking voting away from people, but this time its white delegates. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 21 Jun 16 - 03:07 PM The two party conventions this summer are going to be intense, the stuff of burn-outs. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 20 Jun 16 - 02:47 PM Political jokes? With The Trumpshit, I ain't laughing. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: robomatic Date: 20 Jun 16 - 02:18 PM The only problem with political jokes is should they be elected. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: keberoxu Date: 20 Jun 16 - 01:12 PM "Ding Dong the witch is dead" ?! You go, Corey Lewandowski, and keep right on goin'. |
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Subject: RE: BS: 'he's in the way of ME' From: Greg F. Date: 20 Jun 16 - 10:56 AM Looks like those folks who see McCarthy-esque echoes in The Trumpshit are dead on target! What Donald Trump Learned From Joseph McCarthy's Right-Hand Man |
