What evidence thus far makes you think that?Spock;1807018 wrote:The president has a cabinet and checks and balances. HC isnt going to listen to anyone inside DC. SHe thinks she is above everyone else in the political world. Trump will listen to his experts (unlike Obama) to make the right decisions.
Did you not participate in the poll above?Spock;1806874 wrote:Trump 2016!!!!
FFS. Thanks, Kasich.FatHobbit;1807017 wrote:And I just read that Ohio is the only state that won't have Johnson on the ballot.
Okay, first things first. The president gets to appoint the cabinet, so there isn't actually much of a check there.Spock;1807018 wrote:The president has a cabinet and checks and balances. HC isnt going to listen to anyone inside DC. SHe thinks she is above everyone else in the political world. Trump will listen to his experts (unlike Obama) to make the right decisions.
I don't think the folks on this this site nor Mr. Trump are conservative.FatHobbit;1807016 wrote:I'm actually surprised Trump isn't winning. This site is 99% conservative. (Boat shoes and ptown are our lefties. Are there any others? ) I think it speaks to what a jack ass Trump is that he isn't winning here easily.
What difference does it make whether she listens to others. She can say and do whatever she wants, and if it doesn't advance her personal interests then she will lie and do something else. When you get a pass from the media and you are above the law, what reason would there be to listen to others.O-Trap;1807027 wrote:Thirdly, I'm curious where you got so much knowledge of Clinton's personal views of herself. What makes you think she won't listen to others, particularly when it might be in her own interest to do so?
The phrasing of the start of this comment was ironic, I think. "What difference does it make ..."QuakerOats;1807039 wrote:What difference does it make whether she listens to others. She can say and do whatever she wants, and if it doesn't advance her personal interests then she will lie and do something else. When you get a pass from the media and you are above the law, what reason would there be to listen to others.
I'm a retired public school government teacher and that has a name.CenterBHSFan;1807003 wrote:As an aside, it seems to me that the people who are holding their nose to vote for Hillary/Trump?
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LOL!GOONx19;1807051 wrote:The statement that a vote for Trump is like a vote for ccrunner is about as accurate and as terrifying as it gets.
You have been listening too much to Heretics whining about all the right wing partisans on this site. What it speaks to is most of us are more loyal to our convictions than any political party or individual candidate.FatHobbit;1807016 wrote:I'm actually surprised Trump isn't winning. This site is 99% conservative. (Boat shoes and ptown are our lefties. Are there any others? ) I think it speaks to what a jack ass Trump is that he isn't winning here easily.
One less thing I have to do on November 8th then.FatHobbit;1807017 wrote:And I just read that Ohio is the only state that won't have Johnson on the ballot.
Heretic: I think half of what he says is just razzing in good fun, and probably doesn't seriously mean half of that.majorspark;1807115 wrote:You have been listening too much to Heretics whining about all the right wing partisans on this site. What it speaks to is most of us are more loyal to our convictions than any political party or individual candidate.
As for Boat (but*) he has had to conjure up Andrew Jackson from the grave to justify his vote for Hillary. Jackson was a brash man who offed a man in a duel because he thought he had been cheated. As president he engaged in ethnic cleansing. Slavery was legal. As long as you do not slink to this level folks its all just part of the game. Your conscience is clear. In Boat's mind Trump = Jackson2016 and that means Hillary gets tossed a blanket. The whole southern democrat turns republican schtick.
And ptown who humps foreign policy so hard yet would shamelessly vote for a candidate that without dispute, carelessly at the very least, mishandled classified information. Information that as director Comey stated is likely to be in foreign hands. Information that would more than likely have a negative impact on our nations foreign policy objectives.
I had read somewhere as well that he may not be on the ballot as the libertarian candidate. Johnson has stated that he will be on the ballot in all 50 states.Wolves of Babylon;1807129 wrote:I believe he will be on the ballot
Lol I agree that you (we?) are more loyal to convictions than party. But is it not fair to say if Trump were not a jack ass that we could vote for him and be loyal to our convictions at the same time?majorspark;1807115 wrote:What it speaks to is most of us are more loyal to our convictions than any political party or individual candidate.
Lol, most of you seem cool and all even if we don't agree on certain things -- the only ones I really mock (I mean, "whining", lol, I'm not an OC hardcore conservative now) are the ones like QO for being borderline psychotic, CC/Spock for being the least intelligent person around and Belly for generally being incoherent.majorspark;1807115 wrote:You have been listening too much to Heretics whining about all the right wing partisans on this site. What it speaks to is most of us are more loyal to our convictions than any political party or individual candidate.
Spock;1806874 wrote:Trump 2016!!!!
ftwGOONx19;1807051 wrote:The statement that a vote for Trump is like a vote for ccrunner is about as accurate and as terrifying as it gets.
Ehhhh.....13 for 3rd party, 9 for Trump/Clinton. Yet, somehow, nationally Johnson and Stein are only polling about 10%.CenterBHSFan;1807003 wrote:As an aside, it seems to me that the people who are holding their nose to vote for Hillary/Trump?
Lost the lawsuit, too.like_that;1807468 wrote:Wellp, so much for Johnson getting on the debate stage.