2020 Politics Thread - Enter At Your Own Risk - RULES IN OP

[jdandns]

Originally Posted by Jacquo1972

That guy does have some nice legs.

[Soxfanguy]

Originally Posted by Dielon

thread started 3 days ago- already 25 pages- jesus

People get excited about politics

Wish we had a all the time politics thread

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by Dielon

thread started 3 days ago- already 25 pages- jesus

Hope it lasts until election night.

[Soxfanguy]

Originally Posted by Siberian13

Hope it lasts until election night.

Lasted longer than the funny thread

[zonacats8]

Originally Posted by Jacquo1972

I don't really consider myself a "liberal" in the way that GOPers view them (I'm very much an independent and my favorite in 2016 was Kasich), but I know exactly why I hate Trump....

I can't stand that the "leader" of our country acts the way he does, the name calling, the bullying, the clear racist actions and comments that he makes, the pettiness, the lying, the blatant disregard for climate change, the "I'm going to do the opposite of what anyone else thinks I should do because I know better than anyone else" attitude that he has, etc.

I wouldn't care if my salary doubled because Trump was President or I lost my job if the Dems win the next election, I would still hate Trump and 100% vote for any of the Democrats who win the primary.

Some things are more important that money and Trump as our President flat out embarrasses me as an American and that has NOTHING to do with any political or economic standpoints. He is a petulant child who acts like a 3rd grader, not the President of the most powerful nation in the world and THAT is something that I can not stand one bit.

Trump and his supporters like to say that the status quo in Washington wasn't getting it done and it needed someone like him to shake things up to make the changes to help our country. Which may be true, but you can still go about doing that in an upstanding and respectable way, something Trump doesn't have the slightest ability to do.

[ntgm37]

Originally Posted by zonacats8

I don't really consider myself a "liberal" in the way that GOPers view them (I'm very much an independent and my favorite in 2016 was Kasich), but I know exactly why I hate Trump....

I can't stand that the "leader" of our country acts the way he does, the name calling, the bullying, the clear racist actions and comments that he makes, the pettiness, the lying, the blatant disregard for climate change, the "I'm going to do the opposite of what anyone else thinks I should do because I know better than anyone else" attitude that he has, etc.

I wouldn't care if my salary doubled because Trump was President or I lost my job if the Dems win the next election, I would still hate Trump and 100% vote for any of the Democrats who win the primary.

Some things are more important that money and Trump as our President flat out embarrasses me as an American and that has NOTHING to do with any political or economic standpoints. He is a petulant child who acts like a 3rd grader, not the President of the most powerful nation in the world and THAT is something that I can not stand one bit.

Trump and his supporters like to say that the status quo in Washington wasn't getting it done and it needed someone like him to shake things up to make the changes to help our country. Which may be true, but you can still go about doing that in an upstanding and respectable way, something Trump doesn't have the slightest ability to do.

You typed all of that and didn't see fit to include any of the people on the left that do the same thing?

[IronMonkey415]

I heard people are testing the sand and going over the line in this thread.

WHO WILL DROP FIRST? WHO WILL GO ON A VACATION?
WHO?

[rman112]

Originally Posted by zonacats8

I don't really consider myself a "liberal" in the way that GOPers view them (I'm very much an independent and my favorite in 2016 was Kasich), but I know exactly why I hate Trump....

I can't stand that the "leader" of our country acts the way he does, the name calling, the bullying, the clear racist actions and comments that he makes, the pettiness, the lying, the blatant disregard for climate change, the "I'm going to do the opposite of what anyone else thinks I should do because I know better than anyone else" attitude that he has, etc.

I wouldn't care if my salary doubled because Trump was President or I lost my job if the Dems win the next election, I would still hate Trump and 100% vote for any of the Democrats who win the primary.

Some things are more important that money and Trump as our President flat out embarrasses me as an American and that has NOTHING to do with any political or economic standpoints. He is a petulant child who acts like a 3rd grader, not the President of the most powerful nation in the world and THAT is something that I can not stand one bit.

Trump and his supporters like to say that the status quo in Washington wasn't getting it done and it needed someone like him to shake things up to make the changes to help our country. Which may be true, but you can still go about doing that in an upstanding and respectable way, something Trump doesn't have the slightest ability to do.

How much of other people's money is necessary to "fix" climate change?

Curious on the attitude stuff.. would you rather see an obvious phony person as President? That's what career politicians on both sides are. Trained phonies. Love him or hate him, tons of people like Trump because he's an actual human being.

Also, do you realize how much backlash Trump gets for anything? I don't blame him for sh*tting on people (politicans even!) that make it their "duty" to "resist" anything and everything he says or does, just because they can't stand that he won. Trump could save these people's families singlehandedly from a burning building, and they'd still call him Orange Hitler in the news interview afterwards.

[GOWIFB]

Originally Posted by ntgm37

You typed all of that and didn't see fit to include any of the people on the left that do the same thing?

So who on the left acts like Trump? Are any of them running for president? I would like to hear this ground breaking news.

[Wiseguy917]

Originally Posted by zonacats8

I don't really consider myself a "liberal" in the way that GOPers view them (I'm very much an independent and my favorite in 2016 was Kasich), but I know exactly why I hate Trump....

I can't stand that the "leader" of our country acts the way he does, the name calling, the bullying, the clear racist actions and comments that he makes, the pettiness, the lying, the blatant disregard for climate change, the "I'm going to do the opposite of what anyone else thinks I should do because I know better than anyone else" attitude that he has, etc.

I wouldn't care if my salary doubled because Trump was President or I lost my job if the Dems win the next election, I would still hate Trump and 100% vote for any of the Democrats who win the primary.

Some things are more important that money and Trump as our President flat out embarrasses me as an American and that has NOTHING to do with any political or economic standpoints. He is a petulant child who acts like a 3rd grader, not the President of the most powerful nation in the world and THAT is something that I can not stand one bit.

Trump and his supporters like to say that the status quo in Washington wasn't getting it done and it needed someone like him to shake things up to make the changes to help our country. Which may be true, but you can still go about doing that in an upstanding and respectable way, something Trump doesn't have the slightest ability to do.

Examples? Not trying to start a debate on semantics, I’m legit just ignorant to what you’re referencing.

[jrinne17]

Originally Posted by GOWIFB

So who on the left acts like Trump? Are any of them running for president? I would like to hear this ground breaking news.

I think joe would rival don with his word. Ya wanna arm wrestle.

[free2131]

[jdandns]

Originally Posted by Wiseguy917

Examples? Not trying to start a debate on semantics, I’m legit just ignorant to what you’re referencing.

Let's hear those "Apprentice" outtakes that have been well described.

Brad Pitt for the win on the Oscars.

[free2131]

Originally Posted by Wiseguy917

Examples? Not trying to start a debate on semantics, I’m legit just ignorant to what you’re referencing.

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine...mments/588067/

[IronMonkey415]

Remember back in 1988 the People's champ took the time out to interview punks and the so called outcast of society.

He is us and we is he.

You don't see Trump, Mr. Wang, those 2 ladies and other candidate ever giving people like this a chance to voice their opinion.

It's 2020 and he is still the same guy.

[rman112]

Doesn't Bernie have 3 houses?

[Wiseguy917]

Originally Posted by free2131

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine...mments/588067/

I’m reading a lot of “he said, she said” and someone who judged before people got some due process......sounds pretty familiar lol

[discostu]

Originally Posted by rman112

Doesn't Bernie have 3 houses?

Bernie sells his "Washington outsider" persona almost as well as Trump sells his "business acumen."

But boy do people gobble up both.

[teosdesserts]

Originally Posted by discostu

Bernie sells his "Washington outsider" persona almost as well as Trump sells his "business acumen."

But boy do people gobble up both.

One is worth over a billion dollars with an international brand before he ran and won the presidency. The other is a hypocrite who has basically never had a job beyond brainwashing people into following him.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by rman112

Curious on the attitude stuff.. would you rather see an obvious phony person as President? That's what career politicians on both sides are. Trained phonies. Love him or hate him, tons of people like Trump because he's an actual human being.

Trump is the epitome of phoniness.

[rman112]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Trump is the epitome of phoniness.

I'm not sure you have the ability to be judge clearly.

[TheHeel]

Originally Posted by rman112

I'm not sure you have the ability to be judge clearly.

Would you consider lying to be a characteristic of being a phony?

I do.

[rman112]

Originally Posted by TheHeel

Would you consider lying to be a characteristic of being a phony?

I do.

You have a Trump clown avatar, with a "Feeling Duped Yet?" signature ... on a trading card forum. Stuff like that is a big reason why you'll have to "suffer" through 4 more years..

[babyfaceposey]

People will be surprised from the walk away movement.

[jdandns]

Constant, endless, demonstrable lies, and many serving no discernible purpose.