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Was Trump's plan to create an excuse for losing.

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  • Chet Ruminski
    2016-05-14 03:56:11 AM
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    Trump had two themes. He was a strong nationalist and he was outrageous. The nationalism United him with a strong base. But was the outrageousness an excuse for losing?
  • pr
    2016-05-14 07:50:16 AM
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    In the beginning I think yes but now I think he knows he can actually win this thing and he is going all out to get it. Will he ever act presidential? I doubt it he would end up being like Bush the 2- simply a figurehead for whomever is strong enough to get actual control from him in reward for allowing him to redecorate the Elvis bedroom and other very important activities he would be up to. He will redecorate the WH to be the best, most loved, most visited, highly regarded whorehouse in DC though (and I guess that is somewhat of an accomplishment)!
  • Dutch
    2016-05-14 08:52:37 AM
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    pr Wrote: In the beginning I think yes but now I think he knows he can actually win this thing and he is going all out to get it. Will he ever act presidential? I doubt it he would end up being like Bush the 2- simply a figurehead for whomever is strong enough to get actual control from him in reward for allowing him to redecorate the Elvis bedroom and other very important activities he would be up to. He will redecorate the WH to be the best, most loved, most visited, highly regarded whorehouse in DC though (and I guess that is somewhat of an accomplishment)!
    If Hillary gets in, then she gets all the stolen furniture back and may have an yard sale; Trump may buy it. She will re-decorate it such way that she has a special room for Bill with solid steel chains to tie him up so he can't chase women. Of course Hillary will hire an Trump hair dresser to give her as well DWS an face lift and hairdo makeover; of course from our taxes. because it will be an expensive difficult task.
  • Dutch
    2016-05-14 09:36:09 AM
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    Of course Trump will invite the Hells Angels to his inauguration party as well all the red light district girls from Slovenia.

    The Ceremony master will be Ted Cruz in his birth day suit with just an bow tie only. The booze and the "white" stuff will flow freely until everyone has flaked out. The "secret" service then will have finally a "real" job cleaning up the mess and replant the lawn as ruined by all the motorcycles. Of course no "blacks", "latino's" or "muslims" were invited; he invited the Pope but he could not attend, because he was too busy "blessing" latino's.

  • lonely bird
    2016-05-14 05:49:22 PM
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    no excuse. he won't lose. this country is pathologically simplistic, xenophobic and hooked on exceptionalism. it's response to problems is either more military or bury its head in the sand.

    the rest of the world is already laughing at us. and that buffoon albeit a dangerous one, either doesn't get it or doesn't care. and those who support him are far worse.
  • Dutch
    2016-05-15 11:01:51 AM
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    lonely bird Wrote:

    no excuse. he won't lose. this country is pathologically simplistic, xenophobic and hooked on exceptionalism. it's response to problems is either more military or bury its head in the sand.

    the rest of the world is already laughing at us. and that buffoon albeit a dangerous one, either doesn't get it or doesn't care. and those who support him are far worse.

    Yes Lonely absolutely correct; my feeling is that if the US does not come to its senses related to our own and the world around us and only are a self centered bunch who thinks everything can be fixed with our military "greatness" then I fear the worst. Just picture our endeavors in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Lybia, Somalia etc. as well our meddling all over the world, then someone with "brains" should realize that at a certain time this becomes totally un-manageable. Also lets say we "win" for a change and kill off ISIS , what then? Are we so naïve, that we then believe it will become "peace" all over and the people in Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan all of a sudden "love" us? What are we going to do for an totally "bombed" out place; are we going to rebuilt all we destroyed? Are we going to create jobs there, as well industry? I believe such a thing would cost trillions; so who is going to cough up the money for any of such? Thus which ever way you look at it, we will keep "loosing" in a big way. Success Trump and Hillary!!
  • Dutch
    2016-05-15 12:48:20 PM
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    Another point which strikes me as "typical". Just one question: why does Trump gets all the "free media" attention and Hillary about only 10% of that. I'm convinced the "media" is pushing and cheering for Trump; Why? Because only a couple of very rich "outsiders" own that industry and of course want an Republican, so they don't have to worry that their "taxes" will increase in a hurry. Thus in other words the Presidency is being "bought" via this "tool". The same as was done by Hitler's propaganda machine.

    Also Trump announced he will have many more "meetings" country wide to get all the attention in the media. He found that more productive than studying his policy(s) or interface with Washington and add details to it. He's more interested in cheering crowds to boost his own ego than discuss "dull" government issues.

    Sorry, to say he's learned from Goering's propaganda machine to the full extend with the help of our media..
  • Wildfire
    2016-05-15 08:00:06 PM
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    I hope Hillary doesn't hire the same person who does Donald Trump's hair and make-up. They are not doing very good work on him.Sad
  • Chet Ruminski
    2016-05-15 08:54:48 PM
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    Hillary has made a remarkable change for the better since she was Madame Secretary. Besides being prettier she looks 20 years younger. My wife is a hair stylist and remarked when Hillary wasn't dressing or doing her hair.
  • Chet Ruminski
    2016-05-15 09:17:54 PM
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    The Secretary of State, 64, has laughed at the attention she is receiving for her sense of style, especially after photographs of her make-up-free face surfaced last weekend.
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