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#26
He meant it. Trump is anti New World Order. The right guy at the right time. Closet Patriot and likes a good conspiracy. Example: The 9/11 False Flag.
Trump knocked it out of the park in Cleveland...
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
I don't feel I twisted anything you said. I was just trying to point out Trumps hypocrisy in making that while having one of the most anti-g.ay people in government on his ticket. Pandering 101.
My counter to that would be to say that it isn't a bad thing to have a VP's ying to the Presidents yang.
It's been well documented that Trump and Pence are not in full agreement on a few issues.
Liberals try to paint that as being "chaos", I lean towards that being healthy.
To be honest, before a week ago I had no clue who Pence was or what he stood for. So I did some reading up on him, and from my research he's not my favorite choice for anyone's VP.
I disagree with his views on the LGBT community (until someone explains why the Q's have their own letter, I refuse to include them, although I am open to being informed on this) as well as his seeming inability to separate church and state.
With that said, your assumption that Trumps words regarding the LGBT community was "Pandering 101" goes against everything Trump has said and done throughout this entire process. Assuming that Donald woke up yesterday morning and suddenly became 'political' is a stretch, IMO.
I have said this before, and it is worth repeating ... I am not a Trump supporter, but I do see him as a lesser evil when looking at the alternative 
bigreds daddy
Posted:
#32
Quote Originally Posted by ClubDirt:
if true, i vote to continue leaving them out until they are certain, it waters down the brand.
if true, i vote to continue leaving them out until they are certain, it waters down the brand.
I will respectfully have to disagree and agree with Donald Trump. People in our society who are in the process of exploring their identity should not be excluded,,in the New Republican Party..
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#34
Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:
It's my understanding that the"Q" in LGBTQ stands for Queeer/Questioning...ones not sure if they are queeer, but question themselfs..
It's my understanding that the"Q" in LGBTQ stands for Queeer/Questioning...ones not sure if they are queeer, but question themselfs..
From some article I just read regarding the Q ...
""person means that you are one of those letters (LGBT), but you could be all of those letters and not knowing is OK,"
LGBTQLMNOP ...
While I fully support the LGBTQ community, I also recognize some hypocrisy when a certain group wants to be treated the same as everyone else, yet they label themselves as being different than everyone else.
Regardless, to each his/her own
bigreds daddy
Posted:
#36
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
With that said, your assumption that Trumps words regarding the LGBT community was "Pandering 101" goes against everything Trump has said and done throughout this entire process. Assuming that Donald woke up yesterday morning and suddenly became 'political' is a stretch, IMO.
What about his tweet on Cinco de Mayo eating the taco bowl and saying "I love Hispanics"?
Posted:
#37
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
With that said, your assumption that Trumps words regarding the LGBT community was "Pandering 101" goes against everything Trump has said and done throughout this entire process. Assuming that Donald woke up yesterday morning and suddenly became 'political' is a stretch, IMO.
What about his tweet on Cinco de Mayo eating the taco bowl and saying "I love Hispanics"?With that said, your assumption that Trumps words regarding the LGBT community was "Pandering 101" goes against everything Trump has said and done throughout this entire process. Assuming that Donald woke up yesterday morning and suddenly became 'political' is a stretch, IMO.
Better than Jeb Bush speaking Spanish. But yeah, Trump doesn't have a Latino outreach advisor on his streamlined election committee. We won't see mistakes like that from Clinton, who has a Hispanic tweet for her in Spanish--THAT is pandering.
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#39
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
What about his tweet on Cinco de Mayo eating the taco bowl and saying "I love Hispanics"?
I believe he does love Hispanics ... he probably enjoys the way they cut his lawn 
For a more serious reply ... the quick assumption by someone with a preconceived opinion about him would suggest that the tweet you referenced was pandering.
Is it not totally possible that his tweet was nothing more than a dig at those who attacked him for being anti-hispanic because of his views on enforcing the border?
It is always about perspective
bigreds daddy
Posted:
#40
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
I believe he does love Hispanics ... he probably enjoys the way they cut his lawn
For a more serious reply ... the quick assumption by someone with a preconceived opinion about him would suggest that the tweet you referenced was pandering.
Is it not totally possible that his tweet was nothing more than a dig at those who attacked him for being anti-hispanic because of his views on enforcing the border?
It is always about perspective
I wonder if any of his maids have a kid with orange hair 
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#43
I hope I have this posted in the correct place now.
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Brent Larkin disagrees with the OP. He called the "Donald Trump freak show" a "descent into darkness."
https://politicalwire.com/2016/07/22/the-gops-descent-into-darkness/
He gives the city of Cleveland credit for one of its "finest hours."
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Brent Larkin disagrees with the OP. He called the "Donald Trump freak show" a "descent into darkness."
https://politicalwire.com/2016/07/22/the-gops-descent-into-darkness/
He gives the city of Cleveland credit for one of its "finest hours."
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#45
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
I hope I have this posted in the correct place now.
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Brent Larkin disagrees with the OP. He called the "Donald Trump freak show" a "descent into darkness."
https://politicalwire.com/2016/07/22/the-gops-descent-into-darkness/
He gives the city of Cleveland credit for one of its "finest hours."
I hope I have this posted in the correct place now.
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Brent Larkin disagrees with the OP. He called the "Donald Trump freak show" a "descent into darkness."
https://politicalwire.com/2016/07/22/the-gops-descent-into-darkness/
He gives the city of Cleveland credit for one of its "finest hours."
Wrong Tread ..it belongs in the Global warming will inflict serious economic damage thread..
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