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Republicans say they may hold a Republican Convention if Donald Trump has the needed delegates to be the nominee for their party.
I feel what this Unionized Party is doing, is to keep Mr. Trump out, because this man has made waves and continues to, regarding our nation, our lost good paying jobs, our sovereignty, our Freedoms and Liberties, our Constitution, and what he feels needs an enormous change to bring this nation back on track to be respected by the world, and even by some that live here. Washington/both parties is so afraid of losing their grip on their political agenda, their lies, scams, hidden taxes to keep themselves wealthy while the voters struggle again. This is why an outsider is needed, to bust up and oust out this political thievery ring that prey upon us year after year. We lose, they gain from all directions. When the economy is bad, so should their salaries become smaller. Washington is full of lies and deceit. What does it take for anyone to understand Washington is looking out for Washington and no one else? You go Mr. Trump, take them all to the cleaners as they have done America for decades. This is long over due in my opinion and much desired by many voters. If a Republican Convention is held, there will be not only chaos, but a flat our peaceful war to not file a tax return with voters, you watch. Washington elites deserve everything coming to them. Trump 2016!!!!!! |
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You are correct, but Trump can't put a term limit on Congress. He can't change the laws protecting Civil Service. He can't reform the campaign contribution problem (which allows everyone from both parties to be bought).
It's hard to say what Trump might do but he sure couldn't do a worse job than what is being done now. The US is bankrupt. |
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You are correct, but Trump can't put a term limit on Congress. He can't change the laws protecting Civil Service. He can't reform the campaign contribution problem (which allows everyone from both parties to be bought). It's hard to say what Trump might do but he sure couldn't do a worse job than what is being done now. The US is bankrupt. Totally agree with your comment, thanks. There is a reason for Mr. Trump putting his name in the hat, he actually forced Washington to hear what we have loudly said for years. My hats off to him. Trump 2016. |
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Republicans say they may hold a Republican Convention if Donald Trump has the needed delegates to be the nominee for their party. I feel what this Unionized Party is doing, is to keep Mr. Trump out, because this man has made waves and continues to, regarding our nation, our lost good paying jobs, our sovereignty, our Freedoms and Liberties, our Constitution, and what he feels needs an enormous change to bring this nation back on track to be respected by the world, and even by some that live here. Washington/both parties is so afraid of losing their grip on their political agenda, their lies, scams, hidden taxes to keep themselves wealthy while the voters struggle again. This is why an outsider is needed, to bust up and oust out this political thievery ring that prey upon us year after year. We lose, they gain from all directions. When the economy is bad, so should their salaries become smaller. Washington is full of lies and deceit. What does it take for anyone to understand Washington is looking out for Washington and no one else? You go Mr. Trump, take them all to the cleaners as they have done America for decades. This is long over due in my opinion and much desired by many voters. If a Republican Convention is held, there will be not only chaos, but a flat our peaceful war to not file a tax return with voters, you watch. Washington elites deserve everything coming to them. Trump 2016!!!!!! yes, what America needs to combat a washington that is looking out for itself is a billionaire salesman who is looking out for his self ,,makes perfect sense |
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Edited by
technovative
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Tue 03/15/16 09:16 PM
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------ Hmm... so the most prosperous economy on the planet is bankrupt? Trump trumps his own penchant for "success" through financial bankruptcy with his moral bankruptcy. Maybe he is the right man for the job... nah! |
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I love watching them say Trump will be a disaster for America. Then they ask if he is the nominee will you support him.. Of course I will. So Disaster is ok, as long as its a Republican. |
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The Bum-in-Chief is getting tossed out in January, 2017.
That's a start. |
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Edited by
IgorFrankensteen
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Tue 03/15/16 09:57 PM
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The biggest impediment to change isn't the President. It rarely is. After all, Presidents talk about things like "hope and change" all the time, but if the Congress they face digs in it's heels and refuses to support the President at all, or outright undercuts them, as happened for the last six years, then nothing gets done, or damage gets done.
The point is, no matter how heroic a President Americans tell themselves they elected, if they keep putting obstructionists, political hacks, and or pre-bribed people into the Senate and the House, only more of the same will result. |
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do you believe people really think if he says its gonna get done, it will, just cause he demands it?
like making mexico pay for a wall or telling world leaders we aren't going to pay debts because we don't have the money and other stuff that's worked in his billionaire utopia, that don't translate into the rest of the world? I'm hoping its a very small fraction that truly believe he has that kind of uncontestable pull |
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Consider this out-of-the-box view:
Problem is what America does today, the World tends to follow tomorrow. By World i mean other countries leaders and influence rs Not the World media - the BBC and The Guardian opine and behave exactly in line with US media. So does Indian media. Till yesterday, the World generally favored the Democrats. Mainly cause, Democrats are 'seen' as not being 'trigger happy'. Mr. Carter, Mr. Clinton had reinforced these impressions. In last few years; World's situation changed drastically: Global slump (Wall St. trigger), Greece bankruptcy, the Rise of China's Military (N.Korea), ISIS and there could be more to come. Hence my 2 cents: If Clinton, then she maintains present status-quo (at best). translation: debt increases; eventually tipping to point where dollar slides. imagine World economy getting re-pegged to the 'Yuan' or Euro. For Americans, starts eroding your exports. For developing countries like India, uncertainties due from currency fluctuations. The only institutes that prosper then are banks &, W.St. again! if nothing else, Mr. Funny Face is a negotiator - a person who can stand in another's shoes; discuss options. For example the Wall: Logic says, Mr. Trump may go for multi-level perimeter intrusion systems; like airports do. Contract will be awarded to Lockheed Martin; and when things like this start happening, the House starts to come together. Why leave the Mexicans out? They could take some of the work; may be perimeter leveling. Payment? They could get to keep the used equipment; as part payment. Quite normal in construction sub-contracting. The nice thing about the debates was Trump increased his choices for his Team. Chris Christie, Ben Carson, Palin: all Presidential material. The World got to see them; and respect them. With Hillary & i may be totally off base here, we don't see her Team. Just Mr. Clinton; & he's older now to hang around campaigns. (Hillary, overlooked this; a big mistake) The World met Hillary as Secretary of State; and earlier Ms. Rice. later Mr. Kerry. Big differences, Hillary never came through as Obama's mate - for good or bad. The World can only conclude that Hillary was running her campaign even while Secy. a scam?? With Mr. Trump, the World can get back into business. A handshake is a deal. Mr. T may have several weaknesses but among his strengths is his versatility to relate with different audiences. He won't try to fit the World to America's framework; instead he may rework the frame itself, to fit us all in!! At one time, World had similar expectations from Mr. Obama; in fact he made some great starts; but then didn't expanded on it. Maybe because he didn't have time; or delegated it or some other. Now before you people say it, i will. The World does not get ruffled with what's happening inside our House or our neighbor's House. These are all predictable and not economy changing. If China goes broke, or Europe grows broke; the effects can still be contained. For instance, India has given some reconstruction aid to Afghanistan. But India cannot deploy a peace-keeping force there without an okay from the UN even when the Afghan government invites us to do so. It has to come through the UN and US controls the UN. thanks & please carry on. |
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I see no evidence of him being a great negotiator,, he has failed casinos and many other non real estate ventures, he gets in a pickle and he is either a no show or resorts to threats
all I see is a spoiled billionaire who does well marketing himself as some negotiating genius,,,,,,while behaving like a third grader(and speaking like one too) |
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The biggest impediment to change isn't the President. It rarely is. After all, Presidents talk about things like "hope and change" all the time, but if the Congress they face digs in it's heels and refuses to support the President at all, or outright undercuts them, as happened for the last six years, then nothing gets done, or damage gets done. The point is, no matter how heroic a President Americans tell themselves they elected, if they keep putting obstructionists, political hacks, and or pre-bribed people into the Senate and the House, only more of the same will result. This is pretty comical because Obama has pretty much gotten whatever the phuck he wanted. If the Congress didn't bend over for him fast enough then he used an executive order. And to be honest you don't have a single fact to back up your opinion in that entire post.. Where are the facts? Where is the evidence you always blather on about? |
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"Republicans say they may hold a Republican Convention if Donald Trump has the needed delegates to be the nominee for their party."????
No, the Republicans WILL have a convention and so will the Democrats. The question is whether the Republicans will have regular convention in which a candidate has the required 1237 delegates needed to be nominated....or will they have a "brokered convention" or a "contested convention" which are different. Do you understand the nominating process? SMH |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Wed 03/16/16 09:08 PM
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The biggest impediment to change isn't the President. It rarely is. After all, Presidents talk about things like "hope and change" all the time, but if the Congress they face digs in it's heels and refuses to support the President at all, or outright undercuts them, as happened for the last six years, then nothing gets done, or damage gets done. The point is, no matter how heroic a President Americans tell themselves they elected, if they keep putting obstructionists, political hacks, and or pre-bribed people into the Senate and the House, only more of the same will result. This is pretty comical because Obama has pretty much gotten whatever the phuck he wanted. If the Congress didn't bend over for him fast enough then he used an executive order. And to be honest you don't have a single fact to back up your opinion in that entire post.. Where are the facts? Where is the evidence you always blather on about? executive orders yearly average by Obama 33 the LOWEST since Grover Cleveland http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/data/orders.php yrly average 137 bills passed during obamas presidency compared to 228 for bush jr 227 for Clinton 318 for George sr https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/statistics but yea, Obama is just issuing EO's left and right and congress is passing his proposals all the time as well as the LOWEST rate of passed legislation by congress since |
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Washington 2010.....
"" Obamacare was signed into law in March 2010. If you recall, Nancy Pelosi’s Democratic majority in the House of Representatives was unable to pass their version of a healthcare law. Because all revenue bills have to originate in the House, the Senate found a bill that met those qualifications: HR3590, a military housing bill. They essentially stripped the bill of its original language and turned it into the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), aka Obamacare. The Senate at that time had 60 Democrats, just enough to pass Obamacare. However after the bill passed the Senate, Democrat Senator Ted Kennedy died. In his place, Massachusetts elected Republican Scott Brown. That meant that if the House made any changes to the bill the Senate wouldn’t have the necessary number of votes to pass the amended bill (because they knew no Republicans would vote for Obamacare). So Senate Leader Harry Reid cut a deal with Pelosi: the House would pass the Senate bill without any changes if the Senate agreed to pass a separate bill by the House that made changes to the Senate version of Obamacare. This second bill was called the Reconciliation Act of 2010. So the House passed PPACA, the Senate bill, as well as their Reconciliation Act. At this point PPACA was ready for the President to sign, but the Senate still needed to pass the Reconciliation Act from the House. Confused? We all were. And it got worse. Remember that the Senate only had 59 votes to pass the Reconciliation Act since Republican Scott Brown replaced Democrat Ted Kennedy. Therefore in order to pass the Act Senate Democrats decided to change the rules. They declared that they could use the “Reconciliation Rule (this is a different “reconciliation” than the House bill). This rule was only supposed to be used for budget item approvals so that such items could be passed with only 51 votes in the Senate, not the usual 60. Reconciliation was never intended to be used for legislation of the magnitude of Obamacare. But that didn’t stop them. So both of the “Acts” were able to pass both houses of Congress and sent to President Obama for his signature without a single Republican vote in favor of the legislation. The American system of governance was shafted. To quote Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings of the House Rules Committee during the bill process: “We’re making up the rules as we go along.”" http://www.briansussman.com/politics/how-obamacare-became-law/ ^^^^ Just for the the disingenuous libs on this thread... And let me reiterate a quote... "" Democrat Rep. Alcee Hastings of the House Rules Committee during the bill process: “We’re making up the rules as we go along.” And a cpl more from then... "If you have a plan you can keep it..." "We have to pass the bill to see whats in it..." .....liberals....and THEY complain about Washington |
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The biggest impediment to change isn't the President. It rarely is. After all, Presidents talk about things like "hope and change" all the time, but if the Congress they face digs in it's heels and refuses to support the President at all, or outright undercuts them, as happened for the last six years, then nothing gets done, or damage gets done. The point is, no matter how heroic a President Americans tell themselves they elected, if they keep putting obstructionists, political hacks, and or pre-bribed people into the Senate and the House, only more of the same will result. This is pretty comical because Obama has pretty much gotten whatever the phuck he wanted. If the Congress didn't bend over for him fast enough then he used an executive order. And to be honest you don't have a single fact to back up your opinion in that entire post.. Where are the facts? Where is the evidence you always blather on about? First, show that YOU have read your own message. You're the one making the claim that Obama got everything he ever asked for. The Republicans have been veritably crowing about how proud they are to have blocked him over and over. Latest episode: they are refusing to do their Constitutional duty to hear his nomination for a new Supreme Court Justice. Refusing IN ADVANCE to do their jobs. Come on, you ask for proof, but you are the one making claims here, and citing zero factual support. |
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Edited by
Conrad_73
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Thu 03/17/16 02:53 PM
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The biggest impediment to change isn't the President. It rarely is. After all, Presidents talk about things like "hope and change" all the time, but if the Congress they face digs in it's heels and refuses to support the President at all, or outright undercuts them, as happened for the last six years, then nothing gets done, or damage gets done. The point is, no matter how heroic a President Americans tell themselves they elected, if they keep putting obstructionists, political hacks, and or pre-bribed people into the Senate and the House, only more of the same will result. This is pretty comical because Obama has pretty much gotten whatever the phuck he wanted. If the Congress didn't bend over for him fast enough then he used an executive order. And to be honest you don't have a single fact to back up your opinion in that entire post.. Where are the facts? Where is the evidence you always blather on about? First, show that YOU have read your own message. You're the one making the claim that Obama got everything he ever asked for. The Republicans have been veritably crowing about how proud they are to have blocked him over and over. Latest episode: they are refusing to do their Constitutional duty to hear his nomination for a new Supreme Court Justice. Refusing IN ADVANCE to do their jobs. Come on, you ask for proof, but you are the one making claims here, and citing zero factual support. Senate can have Hearings at their own convenience,Not at POTUS' Convenience! They are NOT his Lackeys,regardless of what he thinks! and Ernie is lying as if there was no tomorrow! http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/269719-white-house-obama-regrets-his-filibuster-of-supreme-court-nominee |
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http://grabien.com/file.php?id=79098&searchorder=date
Sen.Biden in 1992,Pres Bush should not name a Nominee until after the Nov.6th Election! What is good for the Goose is good for the Gander! |
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http://grabien.com/file.php?id=79098&searchorder=date Sen.Biden in 1992,Pres Bush should not name a Nominee until after the Nov.6th Election! What is good for the Goose is good for the Gander! So you're saying you supported Biden. Interesting. |
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Republicans say they may hold a Republican Convention if Donald Trump has the needed delegates to be the nominee for their party. I feel what this Unionized Party is doing, is to keep Mr. Trump out, because this man has made waves and continues to, regarding our nation, our lost good paying jobs, our sovereignty, our Freedoms and Liberties, our Constitution, and what he feels needs an enormous change to bring this nation back on track to be respected by the world, and even by some that live here. Washington/both parties is so afraid of losing their grip on their political agenda, their lies, scams, hidden taxes to keep themselves wealthy while the voters struggle again. This is why an outsider is needed, to bust up and oust out this political thievery ring that prey upon us year after year. We lose, they gain from all directions. When the economy is bad, so should their salaries become smaller. Washington is full of lies and deceit. What does it take for anyone to understand Washington is looking out for Washington and no one else? You go Mr. Trump, take them all to the cleaners as they have done America for decades. This is long over due in my opinion and much desired by many voters. If a Republican Convention is held, there will be not only chaos, but a flat our peaceful war to not file a tax return with voters, you watch. Washington elites deserve everything coming to them. Trump 2016!!!!!! I am totally fed up with Washington... both sides. The " good ole old boy" atmosphere and PC is enough to make you throw up. You may or may not like Trump, but he is NOT pc.. and he says a lot of things that the other politicians are thinking.. but not dare say out of fear of pissing someone or some group off. He was asked about water boarding terrorists to gain info.. a no-no to all other politicians.. but Trump said.. " water board them.. when they stop chopping peoples heads off, we will stop waterboarding them"... sounds good to me. that's great and all, most bullies are not pc but that doesn't give us cause to celebrate or support them,, just the opposite(for now) being 'not pc' doesn't justify or outweigh being tacky and divisive going after peoples families, spying on places of worship, punching people in the face for not supporting him, asking people to swear to vote for him, talking about menstrual periods, making fun of disabilities , inciting to riot, encouraging the passion of those who would descend violently on what they think is an illegal immigrant its all not pc, and all great reasons to prevent this man from representing our country to the world, or having the power to make decisions over the lives and safety of others perhaps some things are not 'pc' because they are simply wrong and disgusting |
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