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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

Trumpsters never accept responsibility for anything.

It says a lot about you and the PPs who don't think Americans should be able to voice their opinions and vote for the person they want to see in office. That fact happens to be one of the main strengths of this wonderful country!

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Anonymous wrote:Non-pc is the reaction against extreme pc (or the imminent three of an extreme pc future).

Non-pc was going to win.

Trump was the only non-pc to run (didn’t care about reputation, tidying up his look or his policies or his past statements). *you might say Cruz or rand Paul would fit this mood too, I guess? But they’re ‘cleaner’ than him by a mile.

It’s unfortunate. I agree with being more aware and acting on social respect, but culturally, the left was large and in charge (still is) of our future. People are reacting against THAT.

/\ like I said, racists got super duper pissed about having a black president so elected someone that let them be racist with some pride

And still harping on the black thing, I see.

To the contrary, I would argue that Obama was elected BECAUSE he was black - and the tipping point came from other blacks who were eager to vote for a black man, any black man, simoly due to the color of his skin. Even that Charles guy on FOX business news (can't remember his last name) admitted that he didn't think Obama would be good but he voted for him because he was black.

Also, I know it makes you feel all superior and all to think you lost because other people are racists, but how did Obama win a second term - after he showed his incompetence and wrong-headed policies - if that were the case? You think the people who voted for Obama (I did, the first time) and then for Trump suddenly slapped their head and said, "what?? I voted for a black guy? Who knew??!"

Yes, that skin business is very very sneaky

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Anonymous wrote:Non-pc is the reaction against extreme pc (or the imminent three of an extreme pc future).

Non-pc was going to win.

Trump was the only non-pc to run (didn’t care about reputation, tidying up his look or his policies or his past statements). *you might say Cruz or rand Paul would fit this mood too, I guess? But they’re ‘cleaner’ than him by a mile.

It’s unfortunate. I agree with being more aware and acting on social respect, but culturally, the left was large and in charge (still is) of our future. People are reacting against THAT.

/\ like I said, racists got super duper pissed about having a black president so elected someone that let them be racist with some pride

And still harping on the black thing, I see.

To the contrary, I would argue that Obama was elected BECAUSE he was black - and the tipping point came from other blacks who were eager to vote for a black man, any black man, simoly due to the color of his skin. Even that Charles guy on FOX business news (can't remember his last name) admitted that he didn't think Obama would be good but he voted for him because he was black.

Also, I know it makes you feel all superior and all to think you lost because other people are racists, but how did Obama win a second term - after he showed his incompetence and wrong-headed policies - if that were the case? You think the people who voted for Obama (I did, the first time) and then for Trump suddenly slapped their head and said, "what?? I voted for a black guy? Who knew??!"

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Anonymous wrote:There has been speculation that it was after the White House Correspondent's dinner that Trump may have finally decided to run for president. During that dinner, Obama mocked Trump mercilessly even as Trump sat there and had to listen to it.

We know that Trump is thin-skinned and what Obama did to him must have been humiliating. But if the speculation has any basis - and, yes, Trump has flirted with running for decades - it would be the ultimate irony that a bunch of jokes about Trump by Obama was the catalyst for Trump seeking the presidency and ultimately winning the election .......... and in the process undoing much of what Obama thought would be his legacy.

Definitely. Obama’s disdain for working Americans and entrepreneurs turned off voters as did his progressive Dismay at being an American. Voters were disgusted with the i hate America vibe. Trump rode that wave of disgust to the WH.

Absolutely!!! And that's the liberal mindset that still exists today, even more so, and you see it demonstrated in this forum every day: disdain for hard-working, decent, and law-abiding average Americans, and all the defense of, excuses for, and actions to benefit illegal immigrants, slackers who are content to receive a wide rang of taxpayer benefits instead of working a job (not everyone, but there are plenty of them), and irresponsible women who keep having babies they can't afford.

As a small business owner myself who worked 7 days a week to get it off the ground - including working a full-time job and then coming home to work on business projects to midnight in those early days - I seethed when he scolded people like me for not "building that." That's because it's all about "equality" in liberals' minds. Heaven forbid that a business owner gets credit for the financial sacrifice, motivation, and tons of effort it took to launch a business. It might make the guy who poured the concrete feel like he's not as accomplished.

(And NO , that's not to,say that the person who pours concrete is any less of a human being. He IS, however, not as accomplished, motivated, or successful as someone who develops a business.)

Anonymous wrote:There has been speculation that it was after the White House Correspondent's dinner that Trump may have finally decided to run for president. During that dinner, Obama mocked Trump mercilessly even as Trump sat there and had to listen to it.

We know that Trump is thin-skinned and what Obama did to him must have been humiliating. But if the speculation has any basis - and, yes, Trump has flirted with running for decades - it would be the ultimate irony that a bunch of jokes about Trump by Obama was the catalyst for Trump seeking the presidency and ultimately winning the election .......... and in the process undoing much of what Obama thought would be his legacy.

Definitely. Obama’s disdain for working Americans and entrepreneurs turned off voters as did his progressive Dismay at being an American. Voters were disgusted with the i hate America vibe. Trump rode that wave of disgust to the WH.

Destruction of ISIS

Engagement of North Korea

Unemployment under 4%

Business and consumer confidence at record highs

After being pretty unprepared for ISIS in the Sunni power vacuum of the Syrian civil war and the Iraqi government (we installed) kicking our troops out (per an agreement made under W), Obama ordered troops back in. That messy years-long campaign has pushed ISIS out of territory it used to hold. That started before Trump.

Unemployment has been coming down since 2011. What did Trump do?

Where has consumer confidence been going since 2011? Do we rate presidents based on such a thing? What precisely has Trump done other than attempt to paralyze the government through sheer incompetence?

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Anonymous wrote:Well the good news is that Trump wants to undo everything Obama did.

Here’s really trying his best to undo Obama’s thriving economy and 12,000 point stock market gain.

And Obama’s record setting debt and flexible red line.

Anonymous wrote:Thanks, Obama!

Yup

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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

NP here: He is achieving results and doing what he said he'd do even if I don't agree with all of his policies. I did not vote for him but I have a grudging respect for the fact that he sticks to what he said he'd do which is such a contrast to the run of the mill elected politicians.

so you do agree with some of his policies?

and since you put him in office you get to take credit for him anyway. deplorable!

If you literally agree with ZERO of his policies, you may want to visit a neurologist.

(or you are Russian)

What are his "non-Russian" policies that we should ALL support?

Destruction of ISIS

Engagement of North Korea

Unemployment under 4%

Business and consumer confidence at record highs

Just for starters, little Putin

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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

NP here: He is achieving results and doing what he said he'd do even if I don't agree with all of his policies. I did not vote for him but I have a grudging respect for the fact that he sticks to what he said he'd do which is such a contrast to the run of the mill elected politicians.

so you do agree with some of his policies?

and since you put him in office you get to take credit for him anyway. deplorable!

If you literally agree with ZERO of his policies, you may want to visit a neurologist.

(or you are Russian)

What are his "non-Russian" policies that we should ALL support?

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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

NP here: He is achieving results and doing what he said he'd do even if I don't agree with all of his policies. I did not vote for him but I have a grudging respect for the fact that he sticks to what he said he'd do which is such a contrast to the run of the mill elected politicians.

so you do agree with some of his policies?

and since you put him in office you get to take credit for him anyway. deplorable!

If you literally agree with ZERO of his policies, you may want to visit a neurologist.

(or you are Russian)

Thanks Obama for making it possible for Trump to be elected.

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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

NP here: He is achieving results and doing what he said he'd do even if I don't agree with all of his policies. I did not vote for him but I have a grudging respect for the fact that he sticks to what he said he'd do which is such a contrast to the run of the mill elected politicians.

so you do agree with some of his policies?

and since you put him in office you get to take credit for him anyway. deplorable!

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Anonymous wrote:The only people responsible for Trump are his idiot voters. Personal responsibility (I know idiot Trumpsters only believe in that for other people; they continue to be lazy and do drugs and cry about their lot in life).

^^^ another example of why Trump won.

People were fed up with sanctimonious, holier-than-thou liberals who feel they know better than the "idiots" - who of course are people who disagree with them politically.

Still blaming others for your own actions? Grow a backbone. Trump voters chose a corrupt a-hole. That’s 100% on them.

Trumpsters never accept responsibility for anything.

Thanks, Obama!