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Or get dependent on the government for housing, food, and healthcare. You do realize that Trump's A #1 purpose is to reverse that corrosive trend.
And those who most vehemently oppose him are those on top. Take a look at Jimmy Kimmel using his son as a prop - guy has no problem providing his son with health care - yet he's posing as a guy genuinely concerned for others - and is openly questioning the repeal of Obamacare.
FAIR ENOUGH.
Then, upon closer scrutiny, he's not exactly been researching as he claims, but being directly coached by Senator Chuck Schumer. And once again the media is exactly what we've suspected they are - agents of the Washington establishment.
The idea of media 'speaking truth to power' took an 8 year nap while Obama was in office. Not only did enough people see through the BS to elect Trump, but I'd say far more see through the hypocrisy today. Trump's base is as intact and energized as its ever been - and his opposition, more than ever, includes the rich & power & celebrated.
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trump is not anti establishment, he is the establishment
all his policies are aimed to make him and his friends richer, while make the rest worst off
and the worst part is when ever he talks he talks like a 5 year old, and not a bright 5 year old, but a dim and spoiled one. its beyond me how anyone can find him or what he says appealing
not everyone is in dire straits because they 'didnt work hard enough' the majority are people failed by the system and exploited by people like trump. policies like the affordable care act are there to ensure that these people are not left to die on the side of the street. trump wants to take it away because it cuts into his corporate sponsors and his buddies profitsComment -
he run for president because he is a narcissist and wants the position of ultimate power
his presidency has seen his profits sky rocket because he uses his presidency to promote his personal businesses which is illegal btw, not to mention he charges up to half a mil just for a speech and he gives loads of them as president
oh and i highly doubt he is a billionaire, he's not releasing his tax returns not because it will reveal he is tax evading, but that it will reveal just how bad he is with money, he squandered all the money his father left him because he is not very intelligent,and survives on the legacy of the trump name and only because of thatComment -
Trump is the best!! Calling NFL players that disrespect the flag and Anthem are SOB's.. Get em fired...
This is America show some respect!!!! Trump winning!!! NFL players, owners that don't support Trump's statement and America have no business being in America as far as I'm concerned.. Get em all out...
I hope fans get up a leave when players kneel or bow out of the Anthem..Comment -
most politicians are corrupt to the bone, that is why trump fits right in
and the situation will never change as long as the people keep voting the same 2 parties over and over, and voting for wealthy politicians and for some reason expecting them to legislate in favor of the average person instead of for themselves and the benefit of their corporate sponsorsComment -
We got a President that openly supported the flag, Anthem and America and the left, black players, and the league are bashing Trump for that.. Pathetic..
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Trump is keeping his base energized. As long as he does that, and he creates jobs in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, and Wisconsin, he's your president for 8 years.Comment -
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he dodged the draft, doesnt sound too patriotic to me
in my experience all the self proclaimed patriots and the ones that claim to love their country the most, are the first ones to run away from the army, although they seem more than eager to go into war as long as its some other patriots fighting and getting killedComment -
people still pay attention to what trump says
hes basically paulypokers avatar
its hard to take him seriously.
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I tend to disagree respectably Pauly - Trump knows alot of the rich NFL owners and mentioned that.. He is the President of the United States and can weigh in if what he feels is American or Anti-American about the NFL and it's players...
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Most NFL players locked arms in unity before their Sunday games after comments from President Trump criticizing players who protest during the national anthem. Many did kneel.
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Baltimore Ravens receiver Mike Wallace, left, former player Ray Lewis and linebacker C.J. Mosley lock arms and kneel during the U.S. anthem before an NFL game against Jacksonville at Wembley Stadium in London.
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Indianapolis Colts players kneel during the playing of the National Anthem before the game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Mike Pennel #98 of the New York Jets stands with his teammates during the National Anthem before their match against Miami Dolphins.
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Philadelphia Eagles players and owner, Jeffrey Lurie, stand for the national anthem before an NFL football game against the New York Giants.
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Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank joins arms with his players during the playing of the national anthem prior to the game against the Detroit Lions.
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Virgil Green of the Denver Broncos raises his fist during the American National Anthem before the game against the Buffalo Bills.
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Buffalo Bills players kneel during the American national anthem.
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Christopher Johnson, CEO of the New York Jets, stands with players during the national anthem.
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The Chicago Bears lock arms for the national anthem prior to the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Detroit Lions players kneel during the national anthem.
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Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, center left, links arms with his daughter Alison and wide receiver Jeremy Maclin (18) during the national anthem.
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The Cleveland Browns team stand and kneel during the national anthem.
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Members of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers link arms during the national anthem.
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Minnesota Vikings defensive back Harrison Smith (22) locks arms with general manager Rick Spielman (left) and owners. Mark Wilf (middle) and Ziggy Wilf (right) before the game.
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The Houston Texans stand for the national anthem before the start of the game against the New England Patriots.
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Sports Musher...I believe the word that you are grasping for is "deplorable". Use the Hillary, lefty jargon correctly.
Also, as a foreigner, you should come to the US and experience our military first hand so you have a valid opinion. Or better yet, you could straighten out the pipsqueak country where you are a proud denizen.
Musher- Disgusting foreigner questioning the USofA from the squalor of the 3rd world.
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