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#1
who is everyone voting for, trump or hillary?
lets get a covers poll going
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#2
I was born with testicles so it's obviously Trump. Not my first choice (NJ didn't have the opportunity to vote when it mattered in the Republican primaries-voted Kasich anyway), but anything is better than a career, political criminal. The Clintons are way too powerful to lose this election .
NJ is Democratic anyway. I don't have to look further than Newark, Paterson, Jersey City, Trenton and Camden to see what the Democratic machine is capable of; destroying cities without an ounce of hope for a positive future.
The Hildabeast will win Jersey but voting Trump anyway.
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#7
Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:
I'd vote Don but in Ca why even bother walking to the booth.
I'd vote Don but in Ca why even bother walking to the booth.
Peoples Republic Of California. 
I feel the same way Search, but I'm doing it anyway with the faint hope that people like me and those who won't openly admit voting for him will show up and get it done.
After all, there's not a black guy running this time so most of the lazy losers won't get out of bed, and the white-guilters won't have a "cult of personality" to vote for this time.
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Quote Originally Posted by Slobbasaurus:
I was born with testicles so it's obviously Trump. Not my first choice (NJ didn't have the opportunity to vote when it mattered in the Republican primaries-voted Kasich anyway), but anything is better than a career, political criminal. The Clintons are way too powerful to lose this election .
I was born with testicles so it's obviously Trump. Not my first choice (NJ didn't have the opportunity to vote when it mattered in the Republican primaries-voted Kasich anyway), but anything is better than a career, political criminal. The Clintons are way too powerful to lose this election .
NJ is Democratic anyway. I don't have to look further than Newark, Paterson, Jersey City, Trenton and Camden to see what the Democratic machine is capable of; destroying cities without an ounce of hope for a positive future.
The Hildabeast will win Jersey but voting Trump anyway.
I laugh when I see comments like your first sentence....
I posted this in the cesspool that is the politics forum earlier in the month....
Posted: 10/6/2016 7:43:25 PM
The funniest part about this whole argument.... All you Alpha Male, huntin, fishin, fightin, gun-shootin, survival experts are on the side of the biggest pu$$y to ever run for office. Hillary is more a man than Trump is. Hell, most of you think she has had people murdered right? That takes balls, doesn't it? Most of you think she's a lesbian too, so she's probably fucked more women than Trump. What has Trump done?
Run from a debate because he was scared that a 100lb woman was gonna be mean to him
Bans people from his appearances who don't talk nicely about him
Sue people over jokes they made about him
Good god, imagine if a Democratic candidate did that.... the candidate would be relentlessly attacked as a soft, thin-skinned waste of human flesh that had no business running the country. But you are all supporting that exact 'man'. You think he's fantastic because of the letter after his name on the ballot. Throw in a few catch phrases and blind hatred for the opponent and all of the sudden he's a "man's man to lead the party of tough guys".
Laughable.
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#9
Trump. 
Hillary is disgusting. Montana usually goes red in the presidential, but the race for governor here can go either way.
With the left pushing to relocate Syrians into the US, local politicians in Missoula have applied to become a "sanctuary city." Federal dollars the bait.....bought and paid for, each and every one. Western Montana has the potential to become ground zero for middle eastern immigration.
I, and a few others, will be monitoring the polls on Nov 8th. No fraud or intimidation here....
Never Make A Winner A Loser. Never.
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#10
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
I laugh when I see comments like your first sentence....
I posted this in the cesspool that is the politics forum earlier in the month....
Posted: 10/6/2016 7:43:25 PM
The funniest part about this whole argument.... All you Alpha Male, huntin, fishin, fightin, gun-shootin, survival experts are on the side of the biggest pu$$y to ever run for office. Hillary is more a man than Trump is. Hell, most of you think she has had people murdered right? That takes balls, doesn't it? Most of you think she's a lesbian too, so she's probably fucked more women than Trump. What has Trump done?
Run from a debate because he was scared that a 100lb woman was gonna be mean to him
Bans people from his appearances who don't talk nicely about him
Sue people over jokes they made about him
Good god, imagine if a Democratic candidate did that.... the candidate would be relentlessly attacked as a soft, thin-skinned waste of human flesh that had no business running the country. But you are all supporting that exact 'man'. You think he's fantastic because of the letter after his name on the ballot. Throw in a few catch phrases and blind hatred for the opponent and all of the sudden he's a "man's man to lead the party of tough guys".
Laughable.
You forgot rootin' tootin'.
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#11
Quote Originally Posted by searchwarrant:
I'd vote Don but in Ca
why even bother walking to the booth.
I'd vote Don but in Ca
why even bother walking to the booth.
Peoples Republic Of California.
I feel the same way but there are so many other under-candidates who need your vote. My State Rep lives on my same street about ten houses down the road. The only one who I allow to plant a campaign sign on my property. He!!, grew up with him, really the only reason I will go vote.
~~~~~ZOSO~~~~~
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#12
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
I laugh when I see comments like your first sentence....
I posted this in the cesspool that is the politics forum earlier in the month....
Posted: 10/6/2016 7:43:25 PM
The funniest part about this whole argument.... All you Alpha Male, huntin, fishin, fightin, gun-shootin, survival experts are on the side of the biggest pu$$y to ever run for office. Hillary is more a man than Trump is. Hell, most of you think she has had people murdered right? That takes balls, doesn't it? Most of you think she's a lesbian too, so she's probably fucked more women than Trump. What has Trump done?
Run from a debate because he was scared that a 100lb woman was gonna be mean to him
Bans people from his appearances who don't talk nicely about him
Sue people over jokes they made about him
Good god, imagine if a Democratic candidate did that.... the candidate would be relentlessly attacked as a soft, thin-skinned waste of human flesh that had no business running the country. But you are all supporting that exact 'man'. You think he's fantastic because of the letter after his name on the ballot. Throw in a few catch phrases and blind hatred for the opponent and all of the sudden he's a "man's man to lead the party of tough guys".
Laughable.
well stated, BWS77. I am retired and get Social Security and Medicare. I have to vote Democrat just to protect those. I also get a PBGC government pension because the airline I flew 20+ years for STOLE mine in a phony bankruptcy and I fear that stiff Trump and the Republicans would steal THAT too.
I am NOT crazy for Hillary Clinton and would MUCH rather be voting for Bernie Sanders BUT she is "the lesser of two weasels"
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#14
Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:
I'm writing in Mark Cuban. I like the idea of an anti-establishment successful billionaire running the show, just not the current option. Won't matter anyways, we are in for four of the worst years the country has ever seen.
I'm writing in Mark Cuban. I like the idea of an anti-establishment successful billionaire running the show, just not the current option. Won't matter anyways, we are in for four of the worst years the country has ever seen.
Cuban is alright... He's had failures and successes but he doesn't have the ego of Trump. I've stated repeatedly here that Trump was the wrong guy at the right time for those who did not want an establishment candidate. A level headed candidate without his baggage could have beaten Hillary, who is FAR from perfect, but is not near the danger that Trump is.
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#15
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
blind hatred for the opponent
I don't believe there is anything blind about the hatred.
To the contrary, I would suggest that the HRC hatred is born out of keen observations.
They are both despicable people.
His words make me shake my head in disbelief.
Her actions make me do the same.
I'm not voting for either, but I want Trump to win simply because he is less corrupt, less sinister, and less dangerous as a result of the lack of support he will get from congress
bigreds daddy
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#16
Quote Originally Posted by Slobbasaurus:
I feel the same way Search, but I'm doing it anyway with the faint hope that people like me and those who won't openly admit voting for him will show up and get it done.
After all, there's not a black guy running this time so most of the lazy losers won't get out of bed, and the white-guilters won't have a "cult of personality" to vote for this time.
But you forgot to mention that since Trump is running, most of the lazy, redneck, white guys will wash the dog smell out of there hair, floss between the only two teeth they have, and pull out of humping there sister long enough make it to the polls. 
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Quote Originally Posted by KingRGIII:
But you forgot to mention that since Trump is running, most of the lazy, redneck, white guys will wash the dog smell out of there hair, floss between the only two teeth they have, and pull out of humping there sister long enough make it to the polls.
Their Trump votes will be disallowed because the machines will be confused when they put "Roll Tide" in the Write In section.
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Quote Originally Posted by Greedybastard:
I'm writing in Mark Cuban. I like the idea of an anti-establishment successful billionaire running the show, just not the current option. Won't matter anyways, we are in for four of the worst years the country has ever seen.
I'm writing in Mark Cuban. I like the idea of an anti-establishment successful billionaire running the show, just not the current option. Won't matter anyways, we are in for four of the worst years the country has ever seen.
I'm writing in Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho. See, he's got this guy named "Not Sure" that's gonna fix everything!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGUNPMPrxvA
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#20
I vote democrat. I use to be a solid Republican. I come from a military family, love low taxes, etc, etc, etc ... until I went through some bad times in my mid thirties and had to rely on government help for a couple years. Something I never thought would happen to me. I use to be that jerk that thought so low of people on welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits until it was I, who needed every single government help available. I'll never forget those days ... a very bitter yet valuable learning experience. I'm a hedge fund manager now, so money is the least my worries ... however I'll never forget what government help did for me so I can never submit a vote that will take that away for others.
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I want a President in the mold of some of our great past Presidents.. Ones that had an active sex life outside their marriage,and chase the women ( to relieve the stress of a very demanding job,, ,of course) ,....Presidents like FDR, LBJ,JFK and WJC ...so I,m leaning heavily toward DJT...
Side note: Lyndon B,Johnson didn't call his Johnson..Johnson he liked to call it "Jumbo".
Side note: Lyndon B,Johnson didn't call his Johnson..Johnson he liked to call it "Jumbo".
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#23
Quote Originally Posted by cave0707:
I vote democrat. I use to be a solid Republican. I come from a military family, love low taxes, etc, etc, etc ... until I went through some bad times in my mid thirties and had to rely on government help for a couple years. Something I never thought would happen to me. I use to be that jerk that thought so low of people on welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits until it was I, who needed every single government help available. I'll never forget those days ... a very bitter yet valuable learning experience. I'm a hedge fund manager now, so money is the least my worries ... however I'll never forget what government help did for me so I can never submit a vote that will take that away for others.
I vote democrat. I use to be a solid Republican. I come from a military family, love low taxes, etc, etc, etc ... until I went through some bad times in my mid thirties and had to rely on government help for a couple years. Something I never thought would happen to me. I use to be that jerk that thought so low of people on welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits until it was I, who needed every single government help available. I'll never forget those days ... a very bitter yet valuable learning experience. I'm a hedge fund manager now, so money is the least my worries ... however I'll never forget what government help did for me so I can never submit a vote that will take that away for others.
Then you seriously need to learn the issues. Republicans are not taking away the benefits of veterans, they're trying to add to them. Same as the rest of the social benefits. Just trying to get rid of the career abusers. Stop watching so much CNN and do your own research.
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Quote Originally Posted by cave0707:
I vote democrat. I use to be a solid Republican. I come from a military family, love low taxes, etc, etc, etc ... until I went through some bad times in my mid thirties and had to rely on government help for a couple years. Something I never thought would happen to me. I use to be that jerk that thought so low of people on welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits until it was I, who needed every single government help available. I'll never forget those days ... a very bitter yet valuable learning experience. I'm a hedge fund manager now, so money is the least my worries ... however I'll never forget what government help did for me so I can never submit a vote that will take that away for others.
I vote democrat. I use to be a solid Republican. I come from a military family, love low taxes, etc, etc, etc ... until I went through some bad times in my mid thirties and had to rely on government help for a couple years. Something I never thought would happen to me. I use to be that jerk that thought so low of people on welfare, food stamps, unemployment benefits until it was I, who needed every single government help available. I'll never forget those days ... a very bitter yet valuable learning experience. I'm a hedge fund manager now, so money is the least my worries ... however I'll never forget what government help did for me so I can never submit a vote that will take that away for others.
Problem is that people use and abuse the system. You'd be naive to think otherwise.
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Quote Originally Posted by dbuc1:
Then you seriously need to learn the issues. Republicans are not taking away the benefits of veterans, they're trying to add to them. Same as the rest of the social benefits. Just trying to get rid of the career abusers. Stop watching so much CNN and do your own research.
Then you seriously need to learn the issues. Republicans are not taking away the benefits of veterans, they're trying to add to them. Same as the rest of the social benefits. Just trying to get rid of the career abusers. Stop watching so much CNN and do your own research.
I need to learn the issues? Republicans are trying to add to them (social benefits)? Are you sure it's not you who lacks the understanding of issues? You probably should understand what it is your party stands for first and take an educated guess as to which party is most likely to cut welfare and food stamps ... any public assistance programs ... social security, medicaid ... etc, etc, etc. Obviously, if you were paying attention ... these issues were largely ignored by both candidates this election year (unfortunately) but one only needs to look at history and be able to ascertain which party stands for which government programs.
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