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26 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Everyone that voted for him knew all the bad things about him unless they lived in a cave without tv or radio and never read newspapers. Yet they still voted for him.

Nothing that's come out of these proceedings is worse than the stuff before the election.

It's not going to change any supporter's mind.

That's why it's a waste of time and money, unless something really bad comes out and he does get convicted in the senate.

So far nothing that bad enough has emerged, IMO.

However, if the Dems could get a decent candidate they might have a chance, but so far a candidate capable of unseating him is lacking, IMO, which is why they are trying to impeach him. It's the only way he doesn't get re elected, IMO.

Trump fooled them once, shame on them. Fooled them twice, shame on America. The 4 years of lies, deceits and corruption will catch up with him in 2020. 

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58 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

Trump fooled them once, shame on them. Fooled them twice, shame on America. The 4 years of lies, deceits and corruption will catch up with him in 2020. 

Hopefully but ...

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Posted
2 hours ago, Thainesss said:

 

$1000 that this won't happen. 

 

 

It is possible he will take a deal. He may die before he is he charges are laid. But I am confident. And no, I don't gamble and I certainly don't gamble with anonymous people. But thank you for the offer.

 

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1 hour ago, Sujo said:

Trump supporters and alternative facts.

Hum... just facts actually and as I support pro-choice, anti-gun, pro-climate change and like Yang/Gabbard I can hardly be called a 'Trump supporter'. I just hate the hypocrisy and am convinced millions of others do too. They are not stupid but let's wait 2020. Biden is damaged goods, Warren fanciful dreamer who thinks she's a native American and Sanders is yesterdays guy I'm afraid.

WHO is going to take on the mighty ego of Trump? Bloomberg? what are the Dems doing for America these last 4 years?  just chasing a 'bring down Trump as we can't beat him' pipe dream. I'm looking forward to 2024 when all these dinosaurs will be out of circulation. 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Everyone that voted for him knew all the bad things about him unless they lived in a cave without tv or radio and never read newspapers. Yet they still voted for him.

Nothing that's come out of these proceedings is worse than the stuff before the election.

It's not going to change any supporter's mind.

 

From your post reply it seems you may have not grasped the point of my post. I was not talking about the voters for the next election. I was talking about keeping a record of history so people with open minds and intelligence of future generations can review and possibly learn from these times for prosperity.

 

The average blue collar voter, in only my opinion, who voted for Trump didn't vote for Trump per se, they were sucked in by his cheap talk and and his continual propaganda of first saying the previous president wasn't an American citizen and followed with all the other propaganda throughout the campaign. I strongly believe that anyone who listens to someone of Trumps ilk and starts sprouting his catch cries blindly without educating themselves on the facts is a moron.

 

And unfortunately there is a hell of a lot of moronic people in middle and working class America. I've also met some Americans who have considered then dismissed Trump's rhetoric and decided they would take a gamble on his strong arm tactics on domestic and foreign policy because they wanted to buck the establishment and see if a multi fail businessman who has been bailed out multiple times by banks has the methodology to win at politics and good fiscal governance.

 

But most of all, Trump was a protest vote. It could have been anyone spouting the "I will do it better than them because I am a business man and I wrote a book to prove it." Trump played those morons as suckers.

 

And much like Brexit the otherwise intelligent people who did the protest vote to send a message never really considered they would win. By many accounts Trump didn't think he would win either. But then everyone had an 'oh <deleted>' moment in the cold light of day.

 

Farmers are now paying for Trump's poor policy, blue collar workers are paying for Trump's poor policies, White collar workers are, too.

 

I deal in part with export of materials from USA used to create fundamental products in countries all over the world. These products are often used, in part as a barometer of how an economy is running. I am seeing emails from suppliers regularly from the USA undercutting themselves offering me absolutely unheard of terms just to have me take product off their hands. And I am usually pleading to simply get supply from these suppliers even when times are average. I am usually not even an afterthought.

 

That tells me a lot about Trump's 'perfect' economy more than any other metric does at the moment.

 

 

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2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I do hope so. It will be very entertaining when it gets to the senate, but not for the reasons you are hoping for, IMO.

Nothing to fear, nothing to hide.

2020 to 2024

You don't know who will preside over the trial, do you?

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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Won't make any difference if they can't find a decent candidate.

2020 to 2024

That is true. There is a shortage of quality candidates with policy and the statespersonship to manage a country like the US. With China's military strength growing, Iran, Saudi and Turkey getting more excited and the usual suspects having praised lavished on them for the last three years, The US is going to need a quality leader to navigate the next couple of terms.

 

People are starting to put Buttigeig up as a possible future leader. Don't know much about him though.

 

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25 minutes ago, Farangwithaplan said:

That is true. There is a shortage of quality candidates with policy and the statespersonship to manage a country like the US. With China's military strength growing, Iran, Saudi and Turkey getting more excited and the usual suspects having praised lavished on them for the last three years, The US is going to need a quality leader to navigate the next couple of terms.

 

People are starting to put Buttigeig up as a possible future leader. Don't know much about him though.

 

Bloomberg.

 

Buttigieg is a mere babe. He's a shoo-in for ambassador to Malta though!

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31 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Bloomberg.

 

Buttigieg is a mere babe. He's a shoo-in for ambassador to Malta though!

Bloomberg seems level headed based on his Mayoral duties. But so did Rudy Guiliani circa 9/11 times.

 

Do you think Bloomberg will lose votes on protest based on what the last billionaire did. He may have left his run too late.

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6 minutes ago, Farangwithaplan said:

Bloomberg seems level headed based on his Mayoral duties. But so did Rudy Guiliani circa 9/11 times.

 

Do you think Bloomberg will lose votes on protest based on what the last billionaire did. He may have left his run too late.

I think this run will be the best chance Bloomberg will have ever had. We're at a place now where the normal political rules don't apply. Normally as he put this before himself Americans wouldn't go for a short New York Jew. Yet in the last democratic primary a socialist Jew (with New York roots) almost won the nomination. Instead a bizarre no experience demagogue with a history of corruption won the presidency. Normally enter so late in the democratic primary would mean no chance at all. But there are so many democrats all basically splitting up the votes in various lanes and the presumed frontrunner Biden is the weakest presumed frontrunner in modern history. So no I don't think being a billionaire per se will make or break Bloomberg.

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11 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

I think this run will be the best chance Bloomberg will have ever had. We're at a place now where the normal political rules don't apply.

It will certainly be interesting.

 

Posted
1 minute ago, Jingthing said:

Yes, that's the understatement of the century.

It will certainly be very interesting.

 

There. Fixed! ????

 

 

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Posted
4 hours ago, BobBKK said:

Hum... just facts actually and as I support pro-choice, anti-gun, pro-climate change and like Yang/Gabbard I can hardly be called a 'Trump supporter'. I just hate the hypocrisy and am convinced millions of others do too. They are not stupid but let's wait 2020. Biden is damaged goods, Warren fanciful dreamer who thinks she's a native American and Sanders is yesterdays guy I'm afraid.

WHO is going to take on the mighty ego of Trump? Bloomberg? what are the Dems doing for America these last 4 years?  just chasing a 'bring down Trump as we can't beat him' pipe dream. I'm looking forward to 2024 when all these dinosaurs will be out of circulation. 

Not a Trump supporter, 555 ????

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