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Jewel Repetition posted:The only part of that to bother Trump will be "alleged billionaire." It's going to be amazing when the Clinton campaign drops a throwaway line about Trump having a small dick right before the Republican convention, and Trump blows up all of the convention plans to loudly brag about his genitalia for four straight days on national broadcast television.
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Jun 11, 2016 20:23
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I'd say h h Holmes is actually more emblematic of the American dream as he truly did start from nothing and ended up pursuing his dream.
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Jun 11, 2016 20:25
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Jun 11, 2016 20:29
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Trump's a waste!
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Jun 11, 2016 20:30
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Trump is such a loser.
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actually trump is big, beautiful, and strong, and as such fits my platonic conception of the perfect man
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Jun 11, 2016 20:37
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this is a funny bit from that nyt articlequote:By December 1990, when Mr. Trump needed to make an $18.4 million interest payment, his father, Fred C. Trump, sent a lawyer to the Castle to buy $3.3 million in chips, to provide him with an infusion of cash. The younger Mr. Trump made the payment, but the Casino Control Commission fined the Castle $65,000 for what had amounted to an illegal loan.
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oystertoadfish posted:this is a funny bit from that nyt article Lol trump in peak trump years getting bailed out by daddy owns a lot
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crazy cloud posted:I bet lots of people were gonna vote Trump but read a hit piece in the NYT and change their minds Three Olives posted:Your average Trump supporter is an idiot and has been conditioned by years of far right wing crazy to believe that the NYT has some sort of massive left wing agenda in it's hard news and is not an incredibly respected journalistic institution. oh okay good, thanks for setting him straight three olives
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Jun 11, 2016 20:52
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Questioning Trumps wealth is like telling him he has a small penis
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Jun 11, 2016 20:53
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There's no problem here I guarantee you
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Questioning Trumps wealth is like telling him he has a small penis Both lead to hilarious over-reactions from Trump, I agree.
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Jun 11, 2016 20:56
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So i was out registering people to vote today and ran into a guy wearing a MAGA hat who unironically said to me "This election has been very good for meme diversity".
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Jun 11, 2016 21:04
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https://twitter.com/DanScavino/status/741692518849511424 https://twitter.com/MEPFuller/status/741696461558009857
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Trumps Baby Hands posted:I've long held this vision, wherein at his final speech/press conference on election night, win or lose, Trump starts singing Tiny Dancer, Almost Famous style. Slowly, everyone in the room, supporters and press alike, all start singing with him, and all the people at home and rallies across the nation, republicans and democrats and independents all start humming along to the simulcast, and right when the chorus finally, hits every man woman and child in the nation tearfully yells out, "HOLD ME CLOSER TINY DANCER. COUNT THE HEADLIGHTS ON THE HIGHWAY." That's an odd way to say 'throws an epic tantrum, blames the audience while foaming at the mouth, storms off the stage, and then has a massive coronary.' Holy poo poo, Clinton bought some Daily Show writers and is going to use them throughout the whole loving summer. Goddamn. Tainen posted:Trumps social media director Because the first thing you want to do as the party's nominee is waste manpower bashing your own party because......um..... AsInHowe posted:It's going to be amazing when the Clinton campaign drops a throwaway line about Trump having a small dick right before the Republican convention, and Trump blows up all of the convention plans to loudly brag about his genitalia for four straight days on national broadcast television. Nah, that'll be at the end of October. November 1st is when they'll start talking about how many spouses/girlfriends he has beaten and/or how many of them aren't 'white' in the Republican definition of the word.
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Venom Snake posted:So i was out registering people to vote today and ran into a guy wearing a MAGA hat who unironically said to me "This election has been very good for meme diversity". Let's hope in the end it's good for people diversity too
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Has anyone directly asked Ryan if it's worth passing the house agenda in exchange for supporting an openly racist society because he's been allowed to dance around this poo poo for too long
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You're all pathetic. While you were busy shitposting, Trump destroyed the Republican Party (that stumped Hillary and Obama for years), made memes a powerful and essential political tool, and gave you literally hours of the funniest poo poo anyone's ever done. Yet all you can do is mock and insult him. How about a little gratitude? And it's only just begun... 
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shiksa posted:Hh Holmes built his famous murder hotel by promising to pay workers then refusing payment because he declared it wasn't up to his standards, makes you think. And much like Donald Trump almost everything about the famous murder hotel turns out to be completely false when you look deeply into it. Also much like Trump's fortune his number of murder victims is massively overstated. Ted Cruz on the other hand...
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trump hasn't cost a single republican member of congress their job yet, unless you count the only one he endorsed losing a district that was drawn to kick her out of congress even in november he'll probably only be responsible for cutting their majority to an even less workable margin edit: admittedly the senators will probably be pissed about having to go in the minority for two years (until the anti-hillary midterm wave on an extremely-republican friendly map very likely gives them their majority back in 2018) but without looking things up off the top of my head id guesstimate the democrats have to get like +9 in this election to have a midterm-safe majority which seems unlikely the hundreds of gop legislators in dc who really embody the gop at the national level are much more resilient than most people give them credit for, in spite of everything they do to try to reduce their own job security, and their state-level equivalents even more so oystertoadfish fucked around with this message at 21:37 on Jun 11, 2016 |
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Jun 11, 2016 21:24
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I'm glad to see that Trump hasn't eased up on Jeb!, I hope he never ever stops. https://twitter.com/bethreinhard/status/741671216927379456
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No Mans Land 5 posted:Overall I think he has shown through word and deed that he is willing to put America first ahead of international corporate capital and foreign interests (Saudi Arabia, Israel even, endless military defense of Europe and Asia at our own expense). okay, i had a much longer post written but lost it anyways, the crux of my question, which i sincerely hope you will answer honestly and in good faith, do you trust donald trump to make the right decisions if he's president and has to prioritize which policies he wants passed? since he has already put forth an extremely regressive tax plan that would cause an estimated 10 trillion in added debt over 10 years, do you not think he would offer that, or other detrimental policies he's supported at one point in time, as a bargaining chip to the GOPe to get his wall built? or to affect our foreign policy re: bases?
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Jun 11, 2016 21:36
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Just finished the NYT article and it is a pro-read, absolutely brutal.
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Jun 11, 2016 21:41
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I just wish the NYT didn't require a subscription
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Karl Sharks posted:okay, i had a much longer post written but lost it His tax plan is regressive compared to what we have now, but not regressive in an absolute sense. Also I don't think congress would need to approve the wall, since it's already lawful to have border fortifications and he could just make an executive order to USCIS or some other agency in DHS.
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blue squares posted:I just wish the NYT didn't require a subscription Learn to delete cookies pal! (with an addon that does it automatically)
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Jun 11, 2016 21:48
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Jewel Repetition posted:His tax plan is regressive compared to what we have now, but not regressive in an absolute sense. Also I don't think congress would need to approve the wall, since it's already lawful to have border fortifications and he could just make an executive order to USCIS or some other agency in DHS. He would need an appropriation from Congress to pay for it, despite his claims to the contrary. The cost will run in the billions, easily. Trillions, if it's going to be the bestest, most bigly and beeeyutiful wall ever.
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Homeless Friend posted:Learn to delete cookies pal! (with an addon that does it automatically) or just right click > open link in incognito window.
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Jewel Repetition posted:His tax plan is regressive compared to what we have now, but not regressive in an absolute sense. yeah think that word slipped out, should have said that is favors the wealthy quote:Also I don't think congress would need to approve the wall, since it's already lawful to have border fortifications and he could just make an executive order to USCIS or some other agency in DHS. wouldn't they need to approve the budget? iirc the expert estimate was around 25b, surely that couldn't be approved by the president alone?
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Deteriorata posted:He would need an appropriation from Congress to pay for it, despite his claims to the contrary. The cost will run in the billions, easily. Trillions, if it's going to be the bestest, most bigly and beeeyutiful wall ever. Expert estimates put it in the low double digit billions, but you're right, I forgot about appropriations.
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Jewel Repetition posted:Expert estimates put it in the low double digit billions, but you're right, I forgot about appropriations. is 20b+ considered low double digits now? and ofc that is just construction costs, not including the maintenance costs which would equal that in 7-8 years
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Karl Sharks posted:is 20b+ considered low double digits now? and ofc that is just construction costs, not including the maintenance costs which would equal that in 7-8 years The estimates I've read are 12-25 which are low double digits, yeah.
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expert estimates put the price of A Wall in the 20-30 billion range, but Trump has talked about the thing like he wants to build it 50 feet high, "huge and beautiful, with a door in it" so realistically the stupid thing will cost at least 100 billion just in construction, and then that much again every year to fix all the holes the cartels blow in it for fun and damage from the thing eroding away in the empty desert, several billions more to build a bunch of cargo-capable roads or railways through the massive portions of the border that currently have neither so anyone can get there in the first place, probably at the least a billion or two more to buy out all the private property that exists right along the border (unless the Trumpenreich just eminent domains it away, which if they've come this far is definitely happening) and then they've still got to pay human beings to either stand along this thing for several thousand miles or pay human beings to sit in a strip mall and pilot the predator drones that will fly along it it's not happening
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The Trump wall would cost as much as our entire Interstate system every year, would provide absolutely no benefit to anyone, and would incite racial tension on a border that already has plenty of problems from all the guns we sold across it and the drugs coming back
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Jewel Repetition posted:The estimates I've read are 12-25 which are low double digits, yeah. For some lovely cinderblock garbage sure
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