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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump  Speaking of, can we get Jane's prophetic analysis added to the OP for easy reference?
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Teddybear posted:That would be a radical usage. It's pretty much a coup d'etat. They'd have to find something that's impeachable on him so that the 25th can be used to "suspend" him until he can be impeached.
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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump I love you I also love Trump going batshit. Am I missing context on that World Trade Center quote, or
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I would presume he is saying it sarcastically "Oh this is real nice"
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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump Han Solo - "It's true. All of it."
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Josef bugman posted:I would presume he is saying it sarcastically "Oh this is real nice" its still an insane thing to say in that context
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Aug 3, 2016 21:39
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So, how much longer until HRC's twitter posts, "nice meltdown"?
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BeefThief posted:He's doubling down on literally everything in the ad with Trump on the TV and the kids watching. loving batshit crazy man. Holy poo poo this is just stream of consciousness horseshit non-stop.
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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump Don't let this go until it's the new thread title. 
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Cimber posted:Does anyone have any actual policy plans Trump wants to put into place to make America 'great' again? Someone on facebook liked a thing that says President Trump's tax policy will give me $600 extra per month and if I invest that money in your average mutual fund, I'll have $2 million dollars in 30 years. So... there's something about tax policy out there, I guess?
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Teddybear posted:That would be a radical usage. Any usage of that clause would probably be considered radical given it has never been invoked. Unless it was something straightforward like getting brained by a would-be assassin and surviving but going vegetable.
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TVarmy posted:So, how much longer until HRC's twitter posts, "nice meltdown"? "Delete your campaign" IMO
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what in the everloving gently caress is this man talking about?
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oddjobs posted:what in the everloving gently caress is this man talking about? uh... the wall?
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That thing where he pauses and does like the a-okay hand gesture is really annoying.
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BeefThief posted:e: he just commanded the crowd to give him credit for something to do with the Brexit vote and they applauded. He's ODing on supply. He was asking them to give him credit for predicting that Brexit would happen despite the polls saying that there wasn't a chance of it going through. This was after he was talking about media bias and polls being wrong in general so it's basically a way for him to tell his followed not to worry about what the polls are saying about the current election. All things considered, reinforcing the message of '"polls don't matter" while in his position seems fairly reasonable. I'd say a more crazy thing would be him saying he spends "100's of millions" on the disabled...by bothering to have ramps built into his buildings? Isn't that pretty much true for most public buildings? I feel like he's also spent more of this speech attacking Obama than even mentioning Hillary. I wonder if that's because of Obama's statement the other day and if that's the case it would mean that Hillary is free to let Obama make the most aggressive remarks because it doesn't matter much if Trump spends all his time attacking Obama over his actual opponent.
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Someone should code a page that has a button to tweet nice meltdown to Trump, Real Donald J
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Aug 3, 2016 21:46
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Nah, the first rule in What she should be doing is going after every other single person up for election that has/continues to support him.
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Seeric posted:I'd say a more crazy thing would be him saying he spends "100's of millions" on the disabled...by bothering to have ramps built into his buildings? Isn't that pretty much true for most public buildings? It's also required by the ADA.
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This is exactly why you don't actually have to worry about Trump dropping out due to GOP pressure. Even if they somehow manage to exert enough presser to get him to drop out, just before he makes it official Obama or Hillary would just call him a little crybaby loser for dropping out and he'd be forced to continue on. He's just so easily trolled that there's no way for the GOP to talk him down while Trollbama draws breath.
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This is it.
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Seeric posted:He was asking them to give him credit for predicting that Brexit would happen despite the polls saying that there wasn't a chance of it going through. This was after he was talking about media bias and polls being wrong in general so it's basically a way for him to tell his followed not to worry about what the polls are saying about the current election. All things considered, reinforcing the message of '"polls don't matter" while in his position seems fairly reasonable. Isn't it illegal to NOT put ramps or handicap access on newly constructed buildings?
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Aug 3, 2016 21:48
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Didn't he say it's false he mocked a disabled reporter because his buildings are ADA compliant? Isn't that legally required? And wouldn't a casino benefit from being more accessible anyway?
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Mahoning posted:Isn't it illegal to NOT put ramps or handicap access on newly constructed buildings? To him merely complying with the law and spending some money on basic handicap access is a huge humanitarian undertaking. The way to understand Trump is to think like an incredibly cheap rear end in a top hat.
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So, uh.... what happens to the campaign if (when???) Trump has a legit mental breakdown before the election? And is it bad that I'm worried he might not even last until the debates? I wanted to see what would happen if he really did blow his top during the debate.
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WHOOPS posted:Someone on facebook liked a thing that says President Trump's tax policy will give me $600 extra per month and if I invest that money in your average mutual fund, I'll have $2 million dollars in 30 years. I had to whip out my financial calculator to do the math, but based on a FV=2M, PV=0, PMT=600, N=360, the annual interest rate on that is 11.8 percent or .9822% per month. Good loving luck getting that.
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Seeric posted:He was asking them to give him credit for predicting that Brexit would happen despite the polls saying that there wasn't a chance of it going through. This was after he was talking about media bias and polls being wrong in general so it's basically a way for him to tell his followed not to worry about what the polls are saying about the current election. All things considered, reinforcing the message of '"polls don't matter" while in his position seems fairly reasonable. Trump and Hillary seem to be adopting opposite strategies on the campaign trail. Trump dominates and subordinates everyone around him and pushes his face front and center at every big media event, responding to every criticism and fielding every question. Hillary on the other hand is just the central node in a wide network of other politicians who keep stumping for her and sniping at her opponents while she maintains the "likable, slightly daffy granny" image at smaller gatherings and keeps pushing wonkish policy speeches when necessary. So far I'd say Hillary's got the better idea.
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Mahoning posted:Isn't it illegal to NOT put ramps or handicap access on newly constructed buildings? Big time. Like, if a building isn't ADA compliant it either needs to be fixed immediately or it gets torn down, and they are super loving strict about ACA compliance.
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TVarmy posted:Didn't he say it's false he mocked a disabled reporter because his buildings are ADA compliant? Isn't that legally required? And wouldn't a casino benefit from being more accessible anyway? Here's the thing: Donald Trump is a huge liar.
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Ash1138 posted:If you thought that Obama's White House Correspondent's Dinner speeches were good, President Hillary Clinton's are going to be legendary. I bet Trump will still show up when he's invited. greatn posted:Hillary did do 9/11, in a way. Calling bullshit on this. It's far too coherent to be said by Trump.  sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump Mods please, you know this has to happen.
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I love that he brought up, completely unprompted, all of his old campaign gaffes and tried to explain them away, while not mentioning any of the new ones. Just *kisses fingers* beautiful.
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A 35% tariff on businesses leaving Indiana  what could go wrong
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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump Please mods, this is 
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sean10mm posted:USPOL August: The Vindication of Prester Jane by the Narcissist Donald Trump  Eifert Posting posted:This is it. While we're congratulating people I should also say that this post is very funny, to me.
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Psawhn posted:So, uh.... what happens to the campaign if (when???) Trump has a legit mental breakdown before the election? His kids would campaign on his behalf and play the victim card for him. They'd accuse the mainstream media of a targeted gangstalking operation. IE: My dad's McDonalds had spit in it, which was weird because the guys in the kitchen were hispanics, and the hispanics love my dad. Obviously, someone with DC connections organized this.
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So what happens first. Trump goes absolutely batshit crazy on TV, or his VP decides that he's mad a really bad idea and walks away.
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Yinlock posted:A 35% tariff on businesses leaving Indiana What I love about this loving campaign is that I have absolutely no way of knowing if this is an actual thing Trump just said or not.
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okay i've been away since 3:15 Eastern time, what stupid things did Trump do in that time?
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Cimber posted:So what happens first. Trump goes absolutely batshit crazy on TV, or his VP decides that he's mad a really bad idea and walks away. they picked pence because he has no spine, he's basically hot dish in human form
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A Winner is Jew posted:Big time. Yeah but what about the fat cats who go around with rulers and sue people for a sink being half an inch too short!?
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