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TheFlyingDisk wrote:Trump has a string of failed businesses. He has a history of reneging on his contractors. If he runs America the way he ran his companies you'd probably in for a bumpy ride in the next four years.
DocLightning wrote:
And I hate to say it, but I'd bet that if it had been Bernie, I think we would not be looking at a President Trump.
LAX772LR wrote:By far the most confounding stat of the night:
According to CNN exit polling, 33% of Latino males and 26% of Latinas..... voted for Trump.
LAX772LR wrote:By far the most confounding stat of the night:
According to CNN exit polling, 33% of Latino males and 26% of Latinas..... voted for Trump
Dreadnought wrote:If you bought into that BS about "failed businesses" and "reneging on his contractors", you've been listening to propaganda. He knows how to run a business. He also knows how to delegate, and chose competent people to run their departments. That alone makes him far more qualified than the current occupant, never mind Hillary who meets pretty much every clinical criteria of being a sociopath.
LAX772LR wrote:By far the most confounding stat of the night:
According to CNN exit polling, 33% of Latino males and 26% of Latinas..... voted for Trump.
LittleFokker wrote:I will never go broke betting on the stupidity of this country. America fails again. I don't want to raise my son where arrogance is valued more than facts, where guns are worshipped more than life, where it's perfectly okay to piss on the poor, and misogyny is a celebrated virtue. America is dead to me, I am done.
flyingturtle wrote:We are now in a situation were "Bernie or Bust" might well have been the recipe for success.
LittleFokker wrote:I will never go broke betting on the stupidity of this country. America fails again. I don't want to raise my son where arrogance is valued more than facts, where guns are worshipped more than life, where it's perfectly okay to piss on the poor, and misogyny is a celebrated virtue. America is dead to me, I am done.
salttee wrote:flyingturtle wrote:We are now in a situation were "Bernie or Bust" might well have been the recipe for success.
Bernie is the reason we are in this situation.
He created the crooked Hillary paradigm, Hillary has had a year's solid negative campaigns aimed at her.
All Trump had to do was continue on where asshole Bernie started.
salttee wrote:flyingturtle wrote:We are now in a situation were "Bernie or Bust" might well have been the recipe for success.
Bernie is the reason we are in this situation.
He created the crooked Hillary paradigm, Hillary has had a year's solid negative campaigns aimed at her.
All Trump had to do was continue on where asshole Bernie started.
Same as Nader in 2000.
FriscoHeavy wrote:LittleFokker wrote:I will never go broke betting on the stupidity of this country. America fails again. I don't want to raise my son where arrogance is valued more than facts, where guns are worshipped more than life, where it's perfectly okay to piss on the poor, and misogyny is a celebrated virtue. America is dead to me, I am done.
...right, where guns are worshipped more than life... This coming from liberals who will murder innocent unborn babies dare talk about the importance of life? Mind boggling.
TheF15Ace wrote:salttee wrote:flyingturtle wrote:We are now in a situation were "Bernie or Bust" might well have been the recipe for success.
Bernie is the reason we are in this situation.
He created the crooked Hillary paradigm, Hillary has had a year's solid negative campaigns aimed at her.
All Trump had to do was continue on where asshole Bernie started.
Same as Nader in 2000.
Bullshit. The reason we lost the country to Trump was because of this attitude by some Democrats. ''How dare anybody challenge Hillary for the nomination''' Newsflash: The democratic nomination and the white house was not Hillary's birthright. She and the DNC played dirty pool against Sanders and it turned alot of people off from voting for her. The only reason I actually threw in a vote for Clinton was because I did not want the Trump to win. But there were plenty of people who either voted Trump or stayed home because of her actions..
seahawk wrote:Wait for German election next year, you will be in for the next "surprise".
alberchico wrote:seahawk wrote:Wait for German election next year, you will be in for the next "surprise".
Actually Marine Le Pen winning the French presidential election would be the next big shocker..
Stealthz wrote:This is beyond worrying..
Electorates the world over cannot be trusted anymore.
seahawk wrote:People are not honest when questioned how they will vote, but in the end they will vote much more radical than they say. Brexit, US election,..
alberchico wrote:What is taking so long for them to call the election ???
BTW Hillary should just give her concession speech tonight and get it over with.
TheF15Ace wrote:
Bullshit. The reason we lost the country to Trump was because of this attitude by some Democrats. ''How dare anybody challenge Hillary for the nomination''' Newsflash: The democratic nomination and the white house was not Hillary's birthright. She and the DNC played dirty pool against Sanders and it turned alot of people off from voting for her.
TheF15Ace wrote:The only reason I actually threw in a vote for Clinton was because I did not want the Trump to win.
KruegerFlaps wrote:Stealthz wrote:This is beyond worrying..seahawk wrote:People are not honest when questioned how they will vote, but in the end they will vote much more radical than they say. Brexit, US election,..
People may be honest, but the polls show different results depending on when and where they are taken and on whom is asked. As Margaret Thatcher famously quipped when asked to explain her poor showing in the polls, "There is only one poll that matters and that is the one on the day."
Dreadnought wrote:He's owned and/or operated around 75 businesses in his life, a half-dozen of which were failures. That's an excellent track record. 80% of all businesses fail in the first 5 years. 96% fail in the first 10 years.
Dreadnought wrote:reneging on his contractors"? Those are called Disputes. In business it happens EVERY SINGLE DAY. You order something from a supplier and you get something else, or they mis-bill you, or their performance does not meet standards. My company is relatively tiny (about $70 million turnover), and we have 10 to 20 such disputes per month with our suppliers, and we have about 100 or more each month with our customers (obviously we have a lot more customers than suppliers).
Flighty wrote:The country is truly corrupt and I hope DT does something about it. .
jetwet1 wrote:Well, we are going to get 4 years of Republican rule, now who will they blame when nothing gets done ?
dragon-wings wrote:Wow I am listening to Trump's speech now and I am very surprised he was very nice when talking about Hillary. He said "We owe her a very major debt of gratitude to her for her service to our country".