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Donald Trump for President of the USA

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Sluffy

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The only analogy I can think of was when Ronald Reagan stood for President and he too was deemed a joke candidate.

Reagan won and history shows him to be one of the better Presidents of the USA.

At least the Presidential race isn't boring this time!

Hipster_Nebula

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

There will never be another JFK simple as that.

Reebok Trotter

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Since Trump got a starring role in Game of Thrones, his popularity has gone through the roof.

wessy

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El Hadji Diouf
El Hadji Diouf

Regan one of the better ones really? Republican say no more, Stupid Princess David etc, War monger plus he was in bed with Thatcher. For me a fool. BUT trumped by Trump



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wessy

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El Hadji Diouf
El Hadji Diouf

karlypants wrote:Fucking cunt.

More expert analysis lol

wessy

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El Hadji Diouf
El Hadji Diouf

My guess he will get the Republican ticket they have previous in terms of picking idiots. Enough gun toting, boss browed, I have insurance fook the medi care crew, will vote and be drawn by the Trump charm.

The question is will the Democrats (in office for two terms) have enough in the tank to quell what will be a dirty US campaign (as always) made worse by Trump a man with the social skills and caring attitude of great white shark. Super Tuesday on March 1st we will have a clear picture.

wanderlust

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Trump will walk the republican ticket but lose to Clinton in the final analysis. Anybody else see that rally with the young cheerleaders singing Freedom's on our shoulders? Surreal and insane in equal measure.

boltonbonce

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

observer


Andy Walker
Andy Walker

wanderlust wrote:Trump will walk the republican ticket but lose to Clinton in the final analysis. Anybody else see that rally with the young cheerleaders singing Freedom's on our shoulders? Surreal and insane in equal measure.
Unless she is indicted before the election!

Bollotom2014

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Andy Walker
Andy Walker

Hipster_Nebula wrote:There will never be another JFK simple as that.

JFK was way down the popularity list but strangely enough, Dickie Nixon was quite high, as was Ronnie. Course JFK was POTUS for a shortish time and his Missus took more of the limelight, and Monroe too. Bit like NL then.  Twisted Evil

Sluffy

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Super Tuesday today.

Is this the day that Trump becomes unstoppable?



Going off on a bit of a tangent, has anybody else been watching him on The Apprentice USA - Celebrities - showing on the BBC at the moment (Season 12)?

I think it is fantastic viewing watching how dumb and diva-ish some of the celebs really are and I guess the American way of saying how wonderful everything and everyone is, whilst not being the least bit sincere.

Trump has no questions at all in the boardroom other to constantly ask everybody all the time who they would fire!

I'm not so sure that the programmes are made as comedy but they certainly make me laugh.

Can't wait for the next instalment of both the elections and the TV programme.

Reebok Trotter

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Nat Lofthouse
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wessy wrote:
karlypants wrote:Fucking cunt.

More expert analysis lol


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Sluffy wrote:Super Tuesday today.

Is this the day that Trump becomes unstoppable?



Going off on a bit of a tangent, has anybody else been watching him on The Apprentice USA - Celebrities - showing on the BBC at the moment (Season 12)?

I think it is fantastic viewing watching how dumb and diva-ish some of the celebs really are and I guess the American way of saying how wonderful everything and everyone is, whilst not being the least bit sincere.

Trump has no questions at all in the boardroom other to constantly ask everybody all the time who they would fire!

I'm not so sure that the programmes are made as comedy but they certainly make me laugh.

Can't wait for the next instalment of both the elections and the TV programme.

Started watching it at Uni, hilarious television and as you say highlights just how much of a tool he is. Lots of talk about winners, losers and how much people respect him, and absolutely no substance. Equally embarrassing is how seriously the 'celebs' take it, one series involves Joan Rivers in outright war with poker player Annie Duke.

wanderlust

wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Trump has 36% of the vote but there are still 4 other candidates in it notably Cruz and Rubio who are splitting the vote so it all depends on where the republican votes go when 3 of the remaining candidates pull out. There's still a possibility that Trump might not get the nomination if e.g. Rubio's supporters switch to Cruz.
Still expecting a Trump v Clinton final but Hilary may yet get indicted.

gloswhite

gloswhite
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Guðni Bergsson

I hope Clinton doesn't get in. It would seem that everything she has been involved in has either crashed, cost a fortune, or come out with a half-arsed solution. (all this according to my American friends)
To my mind, she only got where she is because her old man got a blow job off his secretary. From gob job to President. Pretty remarkable, even for America

Reebok Trotter

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Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

gloswhite wrote:I hope Clinton doesn't get in. It would seem that everything she has been involved in has either crashed, cost a fortune, or come out with a half-arsed solution. (all this according to my American friends)
To my mind, she only got where she is because her old man got a blow job off his secretary. From gob job to President. Pretty remarkable, even for America

I quite agree.

Chairmanda

Chairmanda
Andy Walker
Andy Walker

I think it is looking increasingly likely it will be Hilary or the Donald. Under those circs, RT and Glos, who would you choose?

Reebok Trotter

Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Nat Lofthouse

Chairmanda wrote:I think it is looking increasingly likely it will be Hilary or the Donald. Under those circs, RT and Glos, who would you choose?

Hobsons Choice! If I had to nail my colours to one of them then it would have to be Clinton simply because I think Trump is a very loose cannon. I can imagine him threatening to nuke that nutter with the weird haircut who runs North Korea. I'm not sure the world will be a safer place with Trump dictating US foreign policy.

finlaymcdanger

finlaymcdanger
Frank Worthington
Frank Worthington

Trump won't be President. Clinton far more likely, and although highly unlikely, Bloomberg could still swoop in to squash the lot of 'em.

gloswhite

gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Guðni Bergsson

I'm not sure at this stage, although I have hopes that the weight and responsibility of the job will pull him into line. He didn't get where he is by being stupid. He's already showing signs of reigning in his rhetoric, so maybe he will continue to apply common sense.
However. Clinton has already had experience in government as Secretary of State, and her showing is not only poor, but also illegal. Her, and Obama's, part in the death of their ambassador in Benghazi has been called into question many times, especially her dismissive attitude to the event.
Obama's foreign policy is nothing short of disastrous, and backed up and supported/advised by Clinton shows only that neither of them have a clue when dealing with complicated diplomatic events.
As I say, I'm still open-minded, although, unlike many at this time, its Clinton I'm more concerned about.

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