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04-14-2016, 03:03 AM
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I don't see it the same, Donald is well known for decades, good and bad. Compare him to Bill Gates, where you think Bill Gates falls on the issues? Gates is psycho left, like world control crap. He's a globalist, pushing population control issues, big government, global warming (all related). The guy is about as nuts as Al Gore, he just doesn't profile himself publicly like that but all his actions and talking points are there. but mentioning them as billionaires, in the public eye, politically active be it directly or indirectly, as a comparison point. Now Ted. Again, short time in the senate. He showed more activity than 0bama as a senator, but still didn't get much done, not much support, and didn't really put much time into leadership roles. Before this he was an unknown too, but not entirely as he was a good lawyer (if there is such a thing). The man can out study and out think others, but still not a point of real leadership, not on any large scale. Now while Donald hasn't held any seat (not that the others really did for long), he has been somewhat vocal about politics in the public eye, long before Ted or 0bama were around. Meanwhile he did business on a large scale, dealing with all the intricacies with business in a leadership position. Also interacting with politicians and organizations. He's a wheel greaser, he's done things as much if not more than the other have. He's also free from banks and Bush's, makes it all the better. The guy has credibility, having done the job, coming under budget and before the dead-line. So back to the wrap-up, I don't see how he is comparable to 0bama, he had virtually no record of anything, while Donald does. 0bama never even had any real-world experience, spent his life in school, ran for the senate to springboard to president, played golf. Oh, and screwed up the country worse than friggen Carter. If anything, 0bama and Ted are more alike.
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04-13-2016, 10:31 PM
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daywolf you are seriously a fucking idiot man im sorry but got dayum u fucking are full blown retarded
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04-14-2016, 03:40 AM
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0cd much?
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04-14-2016, 03:54 AM
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r u?
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04-14-2016, 03:56 AM
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I will try to use small-er words for you in the fu-ture.
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04-16-2016, 05:56 PM
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Trump bribes politicians so I guess we're even now. Funny when trump exploits bankruptcy law, tax loopholes, and outright investment fraud it's called good business deals, but when someone else beats Trump he whines like a little bitch. Trump is a lil bitch, can't wait til Hillary landslides him and you pussies have to STFU.
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04-16-2016, 06:31 PM
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[Trump University?] It's a frivolous lawsuit. The majority of students rated the program as excellent, and the BBB gave it an A rating. It seems to be just another matter of slander for political gains by the establishment and your neocon friends which seem to sink to great lows to retain their power over us plebs (as they view and treat us). As for [bribing politicians] (or personal lobbying), Donald is small change, a matter of personal favors which is common in most walks of life. What you should be concerned with is corporatism. Corporations and banks (like the big bank Ted is beholden to in regards to his career start) that seek to drive out business and/or take over such smaller businesses to grow even more powerful. These are the ones that buy politicians and the like, so to guide their administrations for the benefit of corporate empowerment. Both parties pander to this and it needs to stop!
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