When Trump is President... he better not sell us out.

the loon from Canada once again avoids substance. You should attempt think before you respond. .

That poll gave us the breakdown so I gave it to you. It only used 22% independents. As of last year 43 percent of our country were independents and I imagine that number is up this year.

By election time that polling sample will be far different. As they did last time they will do it again this time. They unskew themselves as the election approaches. Its devious.


Frederick Foresight said:
Yes, jem, they're all out to misrepresent. In a sea of pollsters, only Rasmussen's rowboat can save you.
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achilles28 said:
I read the analysis by the civil engineer. It was mostly crap. Like environmental regs and how can they get all that cement = nonsense.

The subject to negotiation, I also saw that interview. Benefit of being a Trump fanboy ;P

He immediately qualified those remarks with something to the effect of, 'ya, like how high its gonna be or how wide its gonna be. Are we going to have 5 men guarding the wall or 10?' etc
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If we can't build a wall there is somethng wrong with us. People have been building walls for centuries.
 
Ricter said:
Like it was after reading the civil engineer's analysis of Drumpf's wall plan, or Drumpf's statement that it is "subject to negotiation".
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Whats this 'Drumpf' supposed to mean? Lets give a quick description of Sphincter, he is a Canadian who supports Obama and Sanders and finds Hillary Clinton sexually attractive. Based on that, why exactly does your opinion matter? You ought to sit this one out and let the Americans handle it.
 
Drumpf is The Donald's original name and it sounds much more Presidential.
Trump on the other hand sounds like a cheap hustler in a smoke filled casino room trying to make a buck selling whores to drunks.

And furthermore , he has on numerous occasions said he is an American living or working in Canada.
 
He uses newspapers as table mats.


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Trump Adviser’s Ties Raise Security Questions
“An intelligence classification vetting nightmare scenario.”


With Donald Trump on the brink of receiving classified security briefings from the Central Intelligence Agency, U.S. foreign policy figures of both parties are raising concerns about a close Trump aide’s ties to allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Trump’s top adviser, Paul Manafort, has spent much of his recent career working for pro-Russian forces in Ukraine, and doing complex deals for an oligarch with close ties to Putin. And while a Democratic senator has already charged Trump is not responsible enough to receive secret information, Manafort’s deep relationships with top pro-Russian figures raise special concerns.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/bensmith/manafort-russia?utm_term=.pepK5RpgM3#.rdNV9Gm8a3
 
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