It seems Cruz is gaining some ground let's see how this plays out in the next couple weeks
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Well then if this goes to convention and Trump gets railroaded everyone will know it's complete BS and that's not what the Republican voting people wanted.. Hillary wins then also.. I probably won't vote if they rob Trump after he has the most delegates and put in all the work.. It just wouldn't be right and or fair and I couldn't stand behind a Republcian Party that goes against what the voters want... Trump has earned his keep as the Republican front runner and has played by the rules..
Repuplican Party should fully support Trump now and stop trying to bury him!!!! Trump has the best chance to beat out Hillary in the end period and not Cruz. I don't care what the polls say in this regard to Cruz or Trump running up against Hillary....Comment -
First, I think you have a warped sense of what a democracy is. Protests are protected as freedom of speech in any setting, and you, an ardent protector of our constitution support a man punching a woman in the face because she is exercising her FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT.Absolutely correct, you don't go to a support rally protesting against it.. Expect bad stuff to happen to you if you do.. Support your own candidate and don't throw crap at another... I feel no sympathy for people violated when they are protesting and loud at a rally of support.. Just like that black kid that was punched in the face by the old man at the other Trump rally...
Shouldn't be popping off like that or you get what is coiming to you.. I mean what is a protestor going to achieve other then escalationg tension and annoying people in support at that rally, right?... Protestors from either side should be arrested at support rallies on the spot I think for disturbing the peace..
That would put an immediate stop to all this none sense!!!!
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Well then sir you are clearly lacking class and or common sense IMO..
I feel there should be some respect shown for candidates running for office first off on both sides, loud disruptors at support rallies should be arrested and charged for disturbing the peace or for inciting a riot.. There are laws in place for public disturbances right? http://definitions.uslegal.com/p/public-disturbance/
I understand the FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHT and we do have freedom of speech but would you go to a rap concert and blast Country music from your boom ghetto box while the concert was playing just to disrupt and incite violence in the crowd because you don't like rap music? Common sense says you would not or you will get your ass beat down..Last edited by JIBBBY; 03-30-16, 10:21 PM.Comment -
COOPER: Let’s talk about nuclear issues because you talked about this in a really interesting article in The New York Times.
TRUMP: One of the very, very big issues. I think maybe the biggest issue of our time.
COOPER: That’s what you said to The New York Times. You said you worried about the proliferation of nuclear weapons the most. You also said, though, that you might support Japan and South Korea developing nuclear weapons of their own. Isn’t that completely contradictory?
TRUMP: No, not at all. Look, you have North Korea has nuclear weapons. And he doesn’t have a carrier yet but he has got nuclear weapons. He soon will have. We don’t want to pull the trigger. We’re just – you know, we have a president, frankly, that doesn’t – nobody is afraid of our president. Nobody respects our president. You take a look at what’s going on throughout the world. It’s not the country that it was.
COOPER: So if you said, Japan, yes, it’s fine, you get nuclear weapons, South Korea, you as well, and Saudi Arabia says we want them, too?
TRUMP: Can I be honest with you? It’s going to happen, anyway. It’s going to happen anyway. It’s only a question of time. […]
COOPER: So you’re saying you don’t want more nuclear weapons in the world but you’re OK with Japan and South Korea having nuclear weapons?
TRUMP: I don’t want more nuclear weapons.
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Just went to Trump's website for the first time, saw nothing about foreign policy. Googling on the issue showed numerous articles about Donald being clueless about foreign policy. Just want to know his stances, any supporter of his can direct me to anything written?Comment -
Here's The (Long) List Of Women Who Have Accused Bill Clinton Of Sexual Misconduct
Posted Wednesday, December 30th 2015 @ 11am by Hannity.com Staff
Donald Trump is doubling down on his criticism of Bill Clinton after Hillary accused the GOP frontrunner of sexism on the campaign trail.
“If you bring up the woman card, I’m going to bring up the woman card, too, and I’m going to be talking about your husband and what happened with women because I think that’s fair game,” Trump said on Fox News’ On The Record.
Indeed, former President Bill Clinton has a checkered record when it comes to relationships with women. In addition to his well-known dalliances over the years with, amongst others, Monica Lewinsky and Gennifer Florwers, at least 9 women have accused former president Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct. In some of these cases, Hillary is believed to have been part of the political operation that went out of its way to attempt to smear and destroy the reputations of Bill Clinton’s accusers.
Clinton’s accusers include:
Paula Jones: A former Arkansas state employee, Jones sued Bill Clinton in 1994 for sexual harassment. Jones claims that in 1991 then Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton propositioned and exposed himself to her in a Little Rock hotel. Clinton eventually settled with Jones out of court for $850,000, but never admitted to any wrongdoing.
Juanita Broaddrick: Broaddrick, a former nursing home administrator, alleges that Bill Clinton, who was running for Arkansas governor at the time, raped her in an Arkansas hotel room in the spring of 1978.
Kathleen Willey: Willey was a White House volunteer aide who, in March of 1998, alleged on the TV news program 60 Minutes that Bill Clinton had sexually assaulted her during his first term as President.
Eileen Wellstone: Wellstone, an English woman, alleges that Clinton sexually assaulted her after she met him at a pub near Oxford University where Clinton was a student in 1969.
Carolyn Moffet: Moffet was a legal secretary in Little Rock in 1979, said she met Governor Clinton at a political fundraiser and was invited to his hotel room. Moffet alleges that she fled the hotel room after Clinton demanded she perform sex acts on him.
Elizabeth Ward Gracen: A Miss Arkansas who would go on to win the Miss America contest in 1982, Gracen alleges that she was forced by Clinton to have sex with him shortly after she won the Miss Arkansas competition.
Becky Brown: Becky Brown was Chelsea Clinton’s nanny. L.D. Brown, an Arkansas State Trooper and Becky’s husband, claims that Clinton attempted to seduce her in while the two were in governor’s mansion.
Helen Dowdy: Dowdy, the wife of one of Hillary’s cousins, alleges that in 1986 Bill Clinton groped her on the dance floor of a wedding.
Cristy Zercher: Zercher was a flight attendant aboard Clinton’s campaign jet from 1991-1992. Zercher told the Star magazine that Clinton groped her for over 40 minutes.
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Thanks Dwight, these are taken from off the cuff quotes though. Do you think he has nothing on his site because it could easily change? If so I can understand that, because many things you cant just say what youll do many things are negotiable as he's stated. I was wondering if there was a foreign policy tab at one time and he took it down so that it could be added to or rewritten some.Comment -
I just googled it and that came up first. https://www.google.com/#q=TRUMP+ON+F....0cqt90//short
Doing 10 things at once here with work.
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Trump really blew it today with that punish women for having an abortions comment.. Wow I can't belive he said that? He had a brain fart today and I hope this finally doesn't really hurt him in this race.. He just lost alot of women votes with that comment of his.. Errrrr! May have to hedge now...Comment -
He has no policy whatsoever. His policy is repeating same words such as make america great again. Whenever someone asks about any policy, he goes blank. He doesn't have any. Then he starts attacking others.
Another failure with women. Jeez. This guy is an idiot. When he speaks about something without attacking others; he is always failing.Comment -
Trump isn't a season liar politician like all the rest so he isn't as smooth. He makes mistakes. All these candidates do. With Trump, its just more magnified.
Trump clarified later with ..... "If Congress were to pass legislation making abortion illegal and the federal courts upheld this legislation, or any state were permitted to ban abortion under state and federal law, the doctor or any other person performing this illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible, not the woman. The woman is a victim in this case as is the life in her womb. My position has not changed — like Ronald Reagan, I am pro-life with exceptions."Comment -
Common sense? Nobody is talking about common sense or class, Jibby, we're talking about protected rights of being an American. And the first amendment grants the right of free speech to every American which includes protesting. You might not like it but you need to check your reality.
Medical doctors used to think anyone with a blood infection needed to have blood drained from their body, called blood letting. Many a people died from this practice. You know what it was based on? Common sense
Whether I would protest a concert is irrelevant, those protesters have the right to be there, that's actually pretty damn American.
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Donald Trump's odds went up crazy on Betfair. He was around 1.30 for Republican Nomination now 1.68.Comment -
for the record, I disagree with Trump and the republicans on abortion.Comment -
Wait, who peppered her, the old man or the fat biker with the mullet? There were no cops or security guards there
And we didn't see what got her so mad. Could be a justified reason she was so upset
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Oh I know and I can see that but people on the fence with Trump may have just got turned off to him with that comment, women especially.. I myself was like did he really say that? Watching him say it though you could see he was thinking hard to say the right thing.. He said the wrong thing and it happens.. Damage control now..
I think the choice of abortion belongs to each woman, and I honestly think it should remain legal... I don't think it should be used as a form of birth control but if you see a defect, have a drug addiction, rape victim, etc.. then maybe that should be the womans choice.. Make the abortion happen early on in the pregnancy though.. Fine line there but that's my feelings on it.. Needless to say the world is overpopulating now as well at an alarming rate....
I'm against Trump on this...
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2016 7,432,663,275 1.13 % 83,191,176 29.9 2.5 57 54.3 % 4,034,193,153 2015 7,349,472,099 1.18 % 83,949,411 30 2.51 57 53.8 % 3,957,285,013 2010 6,929,725,043 1.23 % 82,017,839 29 2.56 53 51.5 % 3,571,272,167 2005 6,519,635,850 1.25 % 78,602,746 27 2.62 50 49.1 % 3,199,013,076 2000 6,126,622,121 1.33 % 78,299,807 26 2.74 47 46.6 % 2,856,131,072 1995 5,735,123,084 1.55 % 85,091,077 25 3.04 44 44.8 % 2,568,062,984 1990 5,309,667,699 1.82 % 91,425,426 24 3.45 41 43 % 2,285,030,904 1985 4,852,540,569 1.79 % 82,581,621 23 3.59 37 41.3 % 2,003,049,795 1980 4,439,632,465 1.8 % 75,646,647 23 3.87 34 39.4 % 1,749,539,272 1975 4,061,399,228 1.98 % 75,782,307 22 4.48 31 37.8 % 1,534,721,238 1970 3,682,487,691 2.08 % 71,998,514 22 4.92 28 36.7 % 1,350,280,789 1965 3,322,495,121 1.94 % 60,830,259 23 4.96 21 N.A. N.A. 1960 3,018,343,828 1.82 % 52,005,861 23 4.9 23 33.8 % 1,019,494,911 1955 2,758,314,525 1.78 % 46,633,043 23 4.96 21 N.A. N.A. Comment -
the video in post 9142 breaks it down nicelyComment
