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Allow me to state it another for you...
I want to make this accessible.
There is a old saying, if Christianity were a crime, is there enough evidence to convict you?
Is there enough to convict Hillary?
Does she have a reputation for being honest?
Does she have a reputation for being not compromised?
Do you believe where there is smoke there is fire?
Would you be proud of her actions if she was your daughter?
Would she make you your ideal Christian wife?
I want to make this accessible.
There is a old saying, if Christianity were a crime, is there enough evidence to convict you?
Is there enough to convict Hillary?
Does she have a reputation for being honest?
Does she have a reputation for being not compromised?
Do you believe where there is smoke there is fire?
Would you be proud of her actions if she was your daughter?
Would she make you your ideal Christian wife?
Just in case you have forgotten this thread is about Trump. Not about Hillary nor is it about me.
Still waiting for all the proof asked for above. The only why we are all still waiting for that proof is because none of your delusional right wingers have any proof at all. Your political correctness has been exposed for the fraud that it always has been. No amount of name calling or other forms of infantile behavior is going to change anything.
Let's have your "proof".
You guys are falling prey to our little socialist parasite. He loves, loves, loves stoking the flames of animosity with a nanny nanny poo poo attitude. It's what these trolls do and he's smiling ever more radiantly with every post that shows your anger. Give it a rest. If the parasite is not fed, it will die. Understand?
Do you have a source that shows us what the policies/plans of Donald Trump Is/are?
OHH YEA,his plans are "believe me" and "I promise"
Is that smart??????
OHH YEA,his plans are "believe me" and "I promise"
Is that smart??????
Every single time these delusional right wingers continue to change the subject from Trump to Hillary or to me or to something else. This is because they have NO PROOF whatsoever that their hero Trump has offered any substantive policy to improve society.
Their continued distractions and hate are examples of their desperation and Pharisaism but they are too blind to see it.
If you troubled yourself to view these posts objectively you would see that it is the right wingers who are the ones posting hate, insults, and extremists political correctness.
I continue to back up my claims with proofs and use the Fox network more than any other source for my information. Despite that the haters continue to insist that I am promoting socialism and treason. Yet, when I ask them for proof they go crazy with their hate and antichristian behavior.
Like it or not, I am still insist upon getting PROOF from them of their claims. Let's have it.
JUST IN: New York Times Drops Trump Bombshell, Uncovers MASSIVE Debt
A new deep dive into the Republican presidential candidate’s realty business has uncovered literally billions of dollars of undisclosed real estate debts owed by Donald Trump through public records searches. It also turns out that contrary to public perception, Donald Trump doesn’t actually own many of the properties upon which his tarnished brand name is stamped in large, gilded letters. Even his office headquarters on 40 Wall Street is leased; the new Trump Hotel in Washington, DC is another property in which the orange-faced businessman is just a long-term tenant. In one case, he actually borrowed over $150 million dollars with a lease as collateral!
But the big stunner is the revelation that enormous loans encumber much of the value properties which account for Trump’s vaunted net worth and those debts are owed to numerous foreign entities like the Bank of China, and even to the bogeyman he (rightly) accused his main Republican primary opponent religious extremist Ted Cruz of serving, but the despised Texas Senator only owes the bank roughly a million dollars. One of Donald Trump’s companies owes a literally Yuuuge amount of money to Goldman Sachs, which the New York Times reports:
Politicians and high government officials use blind trusts to let a trusted, independent person sell off the stocks and other assets they currently own, and replace them with other investments, which they do not know about. That way, the settlor or person who establishes the trust cannot make self-dealing decisions while participating in government service.
Donald Trump’s idea of letting his family manage a business centered around the use of his name, is the epitome of conflicted interest, because he’ll know about those properties and were he to (shudder) occupy the Oval Office, be easily able to gain benefit from his office.
Earlier this week, Trump confused journalists on both sides of the Atlantic, when he called himself “Mr. Brexit” – but his bizarre trip to Scotland offered just a taste of the kinds of conflicted interests which disqualify Trump from ever serving as our country’s President, when he commented that he was glad that the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, because his hotels would benefit from a weaker British Pound.
Americans cannot choose Donald Trump for President, because like most Republicans, he’d eagerly wreck the planet to squeeze out a few nickels for himself, and there’s no way someone whose entire business fortune is built on begging for foreign capital while insulting foreigners could possibly manage the job successfully.
JUST IN: New York Times Drops Trump Bombshell, Uncovers MASSIVE Debt
Trump has ties to Russia and Putin, a capitalist who is on corporate welfare, has repeatedly gone into bankruptcy court and been bailed out like a welfare bum, is a slum lord, has made numerous racist comments, and even has Republicans against him. Small wonder why he is so far behind on the polls as the majority of American patriots can readily see what a fraud he is.
A new deep dive into the Republican presidential candidate’s realty business has uncovered literally billions of dollars of undisclosed real estate debts owed by Donald Trump through public records searches. It also turns out that contrary to public perception, Donald Trump doesn’t actually own many of the properties upon which his tarnished brand name is stamped in large, gilded letters. Even his office headquarters on 40 Wall Street is leased; the new Trump Hotel in Washington, DC is another property in which the orange-faced businessman is just a long-term tenant. In one case, he actually borrowed over $150 million dollars with a lease as collateral!
But the big stunner is the revelation that enormous loans encumber much of the value properties which account for Trump’s vaunted net worth and those debts are owed to numerous foreign entities like the Bank of China, and even to the bogeyman he (rightly) accused his main Republican primary opponent religious extremist Ted Cruz of serving, but the despised Texas Senator only owes the bank roughly a million dollars. One of Donald Trump’s companies owes a literally Yuuuge amount of money to Goldman Sachs, which the New York Times reports:
For example, an office building on Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan, of which Mr. Trump is part owner, carries a $950 million loan. Among the lenders: the Bank of China, one of the largest banks in a country that Mr. Trump has railed against as an economic foe of the United States, and Goldman Sachs, a financial institution he has said controls Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, after it paid her $675,000 in speaking fees.
An investigation by The New York Times into the financial maze of Mr. Trump’s real estate holdings in the United States reveals that companies he owns have at least $650 million in debt — twice the amount than can be gleaned from public filings he has made as part of his bid for the White House. Yet The Times’s examination underscored how much of Mr. Trump’s business remains shrouded in mystery. He has declined to disclose his tax returns or allow an independent valuation of his assets. The Times discovered that a substantial portion of his wealth is tied up in three passive partnerships that owe an additional $2 billion to a string of lenders, including those that hold the loan on the Avenue of the Americas building. If those loans were to go into default, Mr. Trump might not be held personally liable, but the value of his investments would sink.
The massive amount of debt already brings up some very serious conflicts of interest if Trump was to become President. Professor Richard Painter at the University of Minnesota specializes in helping wealthy public office holders remove apparent conflicts of interest (where an official benefits financially from his own decisions or harms others who compete with his financial holdings) and he said that Trump’s offer to place his children in charge of his company does very little to separate the man from his extensive, and opaque web of private companies:
Mr. Trump’s opaque portfolio of business ties make him potentially vulnerable to the demands of banks, and to business people in the United States and abroad, said Professor Painter, the former chief White House ethics lawyer. “The success of his empire depends on an ability to get credit, to get loans extended to his business entities,” he said. “And we simply don’t know a lot about his financial dealings, here or around the world.”
Professor Painter served in the Bush administration, and assisted former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson (who urged fellow Republicans to choose country over party and vote for Hillary Clinton) in disposing of his tremendous holding of Goldman Sachs stock, from when he was the investment bank’s CEO as part of a “blind trust.”
Politicians and high government officials use blind trusts to let a trusted, independent person sell off the stocks and other assets they currently own, and replace them with other investments, which they do not know about. That way, the settlor or person who establishes the trust cannot make self-dealing decisions while participating in government service.
Donald Trump’s idea of letting his family manage a business centered around the use of his name, is the epitome of conflicted interest, because he’ll know about those properties and were he to (shudder) occupy the Oval Office, be easily able to gain benefit from his office.
Earlier this week, Trump confused journalists on both sides of the Atlantic, when he called himself “Mr. Brexit” – but his bizarre trip to Scotland offered just a taste of the kinds of conflicted interests which disqualify Trump from ever serving as our country’s President, when he commented that he was glad that the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, because his hotels would benefit from a weaker British Pound.
Americans cannot choose Donald Trump for President, because like most Republicans, he’d eagerly wreck the planet to squeeze out a few nickels for himself, and there’s no way someone whose entire business fortune is built on begging for foreign capital while insulting foreigners could possibly manage the job successfully.
JUST IN: New York Times Drops Trump Bombshell, Uncovers MASSIVE Debt
Trump has ties to Russia and Putin, a capitalist who is on corporate welfare, has repeatedly gone into bankruptcy court and been bailed out like a welfare bum, is a slum lord, has made numerous racist comments, and even has Republicans against him. Small wonder why he is so far behind on the polls as the majority of American patriots can readily see what a fraud he is.
Even the CONSERVATIVE National Review admits Trumps' many failings are the reason why he is behind Hillary:
Donald Trump & Republican Party -- Polls Spell Trouble in November | National Review
When Keilar pointed out that Donald Trump is losing to Hillary Clinton, Cohen responded, “Says who?” “Polls, most of them, all of them,” Keilar said. Silence. And Cohen asked again: “Says who?” “Polls, I just told you. I answered your question.” “Okay,” Cohen said. “Which polls?” “All of them.” She’s not kidding. As I write, Hillary Clinton enjoys a 5.8 percent lead over Trump in the Real Clear Politics average of polls. She has led in all 23 polls released since late July. Her head-to-head advantage this month ranges from one point to 10 points. Political scientists observe that since 1952 the “candidate in the lead two weeks after the conventions ended went on to win the popular vote every single time.” These national polls understate Trump’s problems. The Real Clear Politics Electoral College map shows a Clinton victory with 272 electoral votes at the time of writing. Clinton is ahead in Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Hampshire, Colorado, Ohio, and Florida. But she is also ahead in North Carolina, and she is tied in Georgia and Arizona (!). The only state Obama won in 2012 that is trending in Trump’s direction is Iowa, where he is eight-tenths of a percent behind Clinton in the Real Clear Politics average. A turnaround operation costs money. As of June 30, Clinton had $44 million cash on hand. Outside groups supporting her had slightly less, about $40 million. Trump had about half as much — $20 million — on hand, and outside groups supporting him had a fraction of that. The new leadership at Trump Tower is heralding the campaign’s first television ads. But the buy is small, a pittance compared with pro-Clinton television spending ($93 million) and the value of Trump’s earned media, which has been worth billions, almost all of it negative. To say that both Trump and Clinton are unpopular masks the extent to which Donald Trump is despised. Hillary Clinton’s favorable/unfavorable numbers are 42 percent to 54 percent, a spread of 12 points. Trump’s are 33 percent to 62 percent: a spread of 29 points. If he works hard enough, I think he can get that number higher. The political environment does not favor Trump. His supporters are quick to point out that two-thirds of the country says we are headed in the wrong direction. But the country has said this for years, even as it reelected George W. Bush in 2004 and Barack Obama in 2012. The question is so abstract as to be meaningless. Concrete measures favor the incumbent party. The president’s approval rating is about 52 percent in the Real Clear Politics average. Democrats lead the congressional generic ballot by 3 points. July unemployment was 4.9 percent. The cost of a gallon of gas is about $2. On August 18, 2012, President Obama held a slightly more than 3-point advantage over Mitt Romney. When you add money spent by outside groups, the president and Romney were financially competitive. If Mitt Romney, with all his intelligence, fluency, decency, drive, resources, and victory in the first presidential debate was unable to overcome President Obama’s convention bounce, why would a despised ignoramus with no money, no organization, no political experience, no party unity, and no clue be able to overcome Clinton’s? Does he believe more taco bowls will do the trick? “It’s preseason, for heaven’s sake,” a frustrated and hapless Mike Pence told the Republican Governors Association earlier this week. “The gun starts on Labor Day.” So it does. But here’s the thing about the preseason: Most of the time it shows just how crappy a team you have.
"despised ignoramus'' - When you think about it, several conservatives insult Trump more than the forum right wingers do to me! But as least NR and those conservatives speak/write the truth unlike the haters do here.
Donald Trump & Republican Party -- Polls Spell Trouble in November | National Review
When Keilar pointed out that Donald Trump is losing to Hillary Clinton, Cohen responded, “Says who?” “Polls, most of them, all of them,” Keilar said. Silence. And Cohen asked again: “Says who?” “Polls, I just told you. I answered your question.” “Okay,” Cohen said. “Which polls?” “All of them.” She’s not kidding. As I write, Hillary Clinton enjoys a 5.8 percent lead over Trump in the Real Clear Politics average of polls. She has led in all 23 polls released since late July. Her head-to-head advantage this month ranges from one point to 10 points. Political scientists observe that since 1952 the “candidate in the lead two weeks after the conventions ended went on to win the popular vote every single time.” These national polls understate Trump’s problems. The Real Clear Politics Electoral College map shows a Clinton victory with 272 electoral votes at the time of writing. Clinton is ahead in Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Hampshire, Colorado, Ohio, and Florida. But she is also ahead in North Carolina, and she is tied in Georgia and Arizona (!). The only state Obama won in 2012 that is trending in Trump’s direction is Iowa, where he is eight-tenths of a percent behind Clinton in the Real Clear Politics average. A turnaround operation costs money. As of June 30, Clinton had $44 million cash on hand. Outside groups supporting her had slightly less, about $40 million. Trump had about half as much — $20 million — on hand, and outside groups supporting him had a fraction of that. The new leadership at Trump Tower is heralding the campaign’s first television ads. But the buy is small, a pittance compared with pro-Clinton television spending ($93 million) and the value of Trump’s earned media, which has been worth billions, almost all of it negative. To say that both Trump and Clinton are unpopular masks the extent to which Donald Trump is despised. Hillary Clinton’s favorable/unfavorable numbers are 42 percent to 54 percent, a spread of 12 points. Trump’s are 33 percent to 62 percent: a spread of 29 points. If he works hard enough, I think he can get that number higher. The political environment does not favor Trump. His supporters are quick to point out that two-thirds of the country says we are headed in the wrong direction. But the country has said this for years, even as it reelected George W. Bush in 2004 and Barack Obama in 2012. The question is so abstract as to be meaningless. Concrete measures favor the incumbent party. The president’s approval rating is about 52 percent in the Real Clear Politics average. Democrats lead the congressional generic ballot by 3 points. July unemployment was 4.9 percent. The cost of a gallon of gas is about $2. On August 18, 2012, President Obama held a slightly more than 3-point advantage over Mitt Romney. When you add money spent by outside groups, the president and Romney were financially competitive. If Mitt Romney, with all his intelligence, fluency, decency, drive, resources, and victory in the first presidential debate was unable to overcome President Obama’s convention bounce, why would a despised ignoramus with no money, no organization, no political experience, no party unity, and no clue be able to overcome Clinton’s? Does he believe more taco bowls will do the trick? “It’s preseason, for heaven’s sake,” a frustrated and hapless Mike Pence told the Republican Governors Association earlier this week. “The gun starts on Labor Day.” So it does. But here’s the thing about the preseason: Most of the time it shows just how crappy a team you have.
"despised ignoramus'' - When you think about it, several conservatives insult Trump more than the forum right wingers do to me!
But as least NR and those conservatives speak/write the truth unlike the haters do here.
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For a long time I was thinking that the Trump supporters on here actually were trying to make valid points. I was wrong. Their main purpose appears to be mud slinging and name calling. I think it is outrageous. Over and over again they are violating other peoples integrity simply because they don't share the Trump supporters opinions. They are even calling people that they are ganging up on for trolls. Will yall please stop this? And don't be whining about what others been saying, it's pretty obvious that some of the Trump supporters are the ones behind the bullying.
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