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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 7:34:55 PM   
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when he said he was self financing his campaign & that he wasnt bought like all the other politicians.. You call him "fluid", I call him a lying piece of shite..

I actually see it as, he has the freedom of choosing who's donations he wants to accept, because he finances his own campaign.
His not dependent on them. So his not controlled by them.
Huge difference from the others.
I mean it's Trump. Who the hell can control him and tell him what to do? Pleeaassse!
People are freaking out about him because he won't sing to their tune, he can't be controlled.


I dont like him cuz you cant believe anything he says.. he says one thing one day and the next he has done a 180 and says something exactly opposite.. that has been his entire campaign, he doesnt stand for anything.. so you cant trust a damn word he says.. how can anyone vote for someone as flaky as that?



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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 7:50:04 PM   
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Trying to equate Trumps lack of political experience with a teenager is just plain dumb when his lack of experience is one of his better qualifications. One of the things that sets him apart from most politicians is he has more real world experience at actually working for a living and your average politician only knows how to manipulate the political system to get what they want off the backs of the tax payers, so instead of working for us they're bending us over and giving it to us in the ass.
I for one don't want to see any professional fuck us up the butt politicians in our government.


I think it would be more stupid for American citizens to blindly elect a politically inexperienced man as president of the most powerful country in the world. I don't care how good of an economist he is or isn't, or how many times he went bankrupt. He has ZERO political experience. His 'mettle' will be no match for the leader of the second most powerful leader in the world, Putin, who I guarantee you has much bigger balls than Trump, both metaphorically and literally.

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President Obama has had zero mettle and has been the biggest give it to us in the ass president so far and with the Republicans putting up road blocks they have at least slowed down the reaming Obama and the rest of the democrats are giving this country.

Trying to say Trump will not be able to do anything will not be known unless he gets elected. He will no doubt have a very difficult time getting things done with all the Democrats doing everything they can to undermine anything good he tries to do as they did with Ronald Reagan.


If Obama, someone with political experience, couldn't stop the Republicans from undermining him, how could Trump possibly fair any better against the Democrats? Don't you see a correlation? You're blaming Obama for X,Y, and Z, but the root of the problem is congress. It doesn't really matter who the fuck is our president, but at the very least, the person leading us should be someone who knows a thing or two about politics. For fucks sake, the Clinton's goldfish are more qualified than Trump.

You know, all the time we hear about political and economic upheaval in other countries, like Greece and many South American countries, and I would think that at least my country isn't in that shitty of a situation. This election could very well change that.


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$10's of Billions? Just for shits and giggles, let's say that the cost for building the wall and protect/maintain it comes to $100B over 10 years. Let's also say that it takes $50B to build and $5B a year to protect/maintain. You're talking about a line item from a budget of $3.95T (FY2015), and estimates are higher every year after. Even if we had to pay it all up front and in 2015, that's still <1/39th of the overall budget. FFS, simply add the responsibility for building it and manning it to the DoD and I doubt they'd even notice $10-20B being diverted.


No matter the figure, $10 billion, $20 billion, $50 billion, that's an absurd cost for a wall. It's just not practical, economically or as a deterrent. We'd be better off with increased surveillance and drones. Think about the number of agents we would need to respond to incursions and how long it would take to respond to such incidents across 2000 miles. How effective would the wall really be anyways? Illegals would still find a way across one way or another. And as someone else pointed out, if someone wants in bad enough, they would just come through our 5000 mile border with Canada.

PS. You're welcome for that link in the other thread. ;-)

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 8:06:24 PM   
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$10's of Billions? Just for shits and giggles, let's say that the cost for building the wall and protect/maintain it comes to $100B over 10 years. Let's also say that it takes $50B to build and $5B a year to protect/maintain. You're talking about a line item from a budget of $3.95T (FY2015), and estimates are higher every year after. Even if we had to pay it all up front and in 2015, that's still <1/39th of the overall budget. FFS, simply add the responsibility for building it and manning it to the DoD and I doubt they'd even notice $10-20B being diverted.


No matter the figure, $10 billion, $20 billion, $50 billion, that's an absurd cost for a wall. It's just not practical, economically or as a deterrent. We'd be better off with increased surveillance and drones. Think about the number of agents we would need to respond to incursions and how long it would take to respond to such incidents across 2000 miles. How effective would the wall really be anyways? Illegals would still find a way across one way or another. And as someone else pointed out, if someone wants in bad enough, they would just come through our 5000 mile border with Canada.



the wall isnt about keeping terrorists out, its about keeping poor Hispanics out.. if terrorists want in they can & have come in via airports from various other countries, ships, etc.. there is no foolproof way of reducing the risk down to zero.. and as we have seen, the enemy is within, they are already here & always have been, there is a rich history of them way back before people like that were even called terrorists, like Mcvie, the unibomber & various bombings/attacks back to 1910.. As far as poor Hispanics go, they arent gonna travel from Mexico to Canada to then sneek back into the US.. that just doesnt make sense..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_terrorism_in_the_United_States

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 8:15:48 PM   
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I dont like him cuz you cant believe anything he says.. he says one thing one day and the next he has done a 180 and says something exactly opposite.. that has been his entire campaign, he doesnt stand for anything.. so you cant trust a damn word he says.. how can anyone vote for someone as flaky as that?

To me politicians who don't say things to win votes don't win votes. There are tons of videos about Hillary's 180 through the years as well. And she's leading the Dems. That's what winning means.
But most importantly, is the politician's motivation in insync with what is best for the country?
US is in debt. Trump wants to get US out of the debt hole. He wants to exit as a historic President who managed to reduce debt. And he will do it.

That motivation may be a new challenge, wanting to make history, it may be for himself.

But his motivations are inline with what the country needs as priority right now. And he has too much of a big ego to let his Presidential ship end up in failure. His gonna produce results.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 8:35:09 PM   
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I dont like him cuz you cant believe anything he says.. he says one thing one day and the next he has done a 180 and says something exactly opposite.. that has been his entire campaign, he doesnt stand for anything.. so you cant trust a damn word he says.. how can anyone vote for someone as flaky as that?

To me politicians who don't say things to win votes don't win votes. There are tons of videos about Hillary's 180 through the years as well. And she's leading the Dems. That's what winning means.
But most importantly, is the politician's motivation in insync with what is best for the country?
US is in debt. Trump wants to get US out of the debt hole. He wants to exit as a historic President who managed to reduce debt. And he will do it.

That motivation may be a new challenge, wanting to make history, it may be for himself.

But his motivations are inline with what the country needs as priority right now. And he has too much of a big ego to let his Presidential ship end up in failure. His gonna produce results.

Wallace already blew holes in 4 of his "ways" he said he would use to reduce the debt, he is totally FOS.. when he fails, he will simply blame it on all the other politicians & everyone else..

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 8:41:05 PM   
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Well, all that is speculation at this moment. Trump is gonna do a great job! And by the end of his 4 years, people are gonna grudgingly admit, he did okay! That is my prediction.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 9:10:04 PM   
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Well, all that is speculation at this moment. Trump is gonna do a great job! And by the end of his 4 years, people are gonna grudgingly admit, he did okay! That is my prediction.

I don't think he's going to a great job. I think his only hope at being good is choosing experienced and knowledgeable advisers to surround him.

What I think he is going to do is disrupt both parties and that's a good thing.

You'll notice every argument in this forum is "Liberal" vs" "Conservative". Politicians have removed the middle of the road and taken over them system. Both sides are so busy being extreme that they've forgotten that they're supposed to be representing us, not being our mother.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/5/2016 10:32:22 PM   
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I think it would be more stupid for American citizens to blindly elect a politically inexperienced man as president of the most powerful country in the world. I don't care how good of an economist he is or isn't, or how many times he went bankrupt. He has ZERO political experience. His 'mettle' will be no match for the leader of the second most powerful leader in the world, Putin, who I guarantee you has much bigger balls than Trump, both metaphorically and literally.


In other words you want the same old politicians like Obama & Clinton who are only there to destroy the American way of life and use the system for their own gain.
I don't know if Trump will be able to effect as much change that is needed but hes is a hell of a lot better then any of the Dems out there especially shrillary.

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If Obama, someone with political experience, couldn't stop the Republicans from undermining him, how could Trump possibly fair any better against the Democrats? Don't you see a correlation? You're blaming Obama for X,Y, and Z, but the root of the problem is congress. It doesn't really matter who the fuck is our president, but at the very least, the person leading us should be someone who knows a thing or two about politics. For fucks sake, the Clinton's goldfish are more qualified than Trump.

You know, all the time we hear about political and economic upheaval in other countries, like Greece and many South American countries, and I would think that at least my country isn't in that shitty of a situation. This election could very well change that.



Ronald Reagan was able to get a lot of things done and put this country back on the right track despite the Dems in congress unfortunately they undermined a lot of the things he did. Whether or not if Trump is elected and can do anything he says he going to do remains to be seen.
If Shrillary is elected it's almost certainty we will end up as you say like Greece and many South American countries.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 12:40:57 AM   
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Trying to equate Trumps lack of political experience with a teenager is just plain dumb when his lack of experience is one of his better qualifications.

The mind just boggles at the thought of an inexperienced man at the helm given the state of the world, right now. The middle east, alone, is a powder keg waiting to go off in the faces of all of us. It takes a *lot* of knowledge even to begin to understand the nuances involved - thus, the small differences in political strategy that could mean the difference between war (or even bigger war) and peace. Trump is simply not up to the job. Electing him as POTUS would be like employing a particularly large, stupid and aggressive bull to manage a china shop.


Was it really any better 8 years ago, when we elected a guy that had spent a 8 years as a Senator in Illinois, and then was in his first term in the Senate representing Illinois? That guy had the experience necessary?

Does Hillary have the necessary experience? What experience does she have that makes you think she's going to do well as President?

The two main parties have given us shitty choices.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 12:47:35 AM   
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DesideriScuri I consider you a reasonable man with a conservative way of thinking... but not a fanatic. I hope I am not putting you on the spot but the question I am going to ask is of importance in the coming election.


Thanks for the compliments. You are putting me on the spot, so to speak, but this is not something I'm shy about.

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If, as it looks likely, Trump gets the nomination will you vote party over your misgivings? If not will you just not vote or consider voting for Clinton?
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I won't vote for a party. Even if I did, I wouldn't be voting for Trump. I'm a Libertarian. That being said, I've stated on these boards that I'll vote for the person that best represents my beliefs in how government is supposed to be run. I don't know who the other candidates for President are going to be, but I have around 6 months for me to do my homework. I will vote for Hillary IF it turns out she's the one that best represents my beliefs in how government is supposed to be run.

I will no longer cast a vote against a candidate (vote for the "lesser of two evils"), but will only cast a vote in favor of the one who represents me best.


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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 12:55:49 AM   
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Horseshit. Every President we've had since Reagan has been.
Trump is a bully. Trump is a drama llama and attention whore.
We've lost credibility with many, many countries over political bluster with little to no follow through by Obama. Trump and his tantrums would take care of any shreds of credibility we have left.

You might be able to make the case that the Bushes had a little mettle but I don't. As far as the Clintons & Obama go they have been big pussies and have shown to have no presidential qualities at all.


Thank you for identifying yourself as a completely partisan hack. I admit to not paying a lot of attention to Bush the Elder's administration. I was in college, and had other things taking priority over that. I "fully woke up" politically in the early 00's. Bush 43 sold us out, imo, and that was the final straw for me and the Republican Party. I've done quite a bit of looking back, and I still don't like everything Bill Clinton stood for, but he did spend his time in the White House in a manner more fitting of a president than anything The Donald will be able to muster.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 12:58:44 AM   
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As far 'give and take', I'm sure you've heard him say that he will build a border wall with Mexico and make pay for them wall. Let's not debate whether or not he'll reconsider his stance, because I want to bring up another issue with this wall. Building a border wall with Mexico is implausible. The resources, time, and money it would take are astronomical. Estimates are in the tens of billions for just building the wall. Forget about the resources it would take to protect and maintain a wall (~2000 miles in its entirety).

$10's of Billions? Just for shits and giggles, let's say that the cost for building the wall and protect/maintain it comes to $100B over 10 years. Let's also say that it takes $50B to build and $5B a year to protect/maintain. You're talking about a line item from a budget of $3.95T (FY2015), and estimates are higher every year after. Even if we had to pay it all up front and in 2015, that's still <1/39th of the overall budget. FFS, simply add the responsibility for building it and manning it to the DoD and I doubt they'd even notice $10-20B being diverted.

You will also need to build a huge wall along the Canada-US border cuz those commie Canadians are allowing Syrian refugees in there, dontcha know..


The threat of illegal immigrants streaming down from Canada isn't all that high. I mean, why? It sure isn't because of cheap medical care or the tasty beer.

If illegal immigration from Canada becomes an issue, that can be addressed at that time.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 2:01:21 AM   
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Canada needs to seriously consider a wall to keep all the American liberals out!
Unless they are welcome to your country then, okay!

I saw some jokes online that Britain openly welcome Americans to come back to their motherland and start over!

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 2:13:14 AM   
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is that Penelope , that is a shame I always fancied her.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 6:06:04 AM   
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From the very beginning, when Trump announced he was running for office I often thought of it as a conspiracy theory to get Hillary elected and particularly will be paying attention to whom she endorses as her Vice. One thing I think has been an overwhelming message from the people is that if both sides of the establishment are speaking out against you their has to be a reason.
President's over history of the United States have always been determined before American's cast the first vote.

The Republican party can either endorse Trump or he can run Independent splitting the vote and Hillary becoming President. At this point, it is the lesser of the two evils for me. The best method is to vote against the candidate you don't want to be President rather than boycotting the vote or fleeing the country.

One curious inquiry about the Trump camp "Where did Chris Christie go?". It seems Trump has kept his old friend on the back burner for awhile now. Had often thought this relationship had Mafia ties some how, but it is like Trump just disassociated with him. 180's are just a part of politics.



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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 8:13:21 AM   
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As far 'give and take', I'm sure you've heard him say that he will build a border wall with Mexico and make pay for them wall. Let's not debate whether or not he'll reconsider his stance, because I want to bring up another issue with this wall. Building a border wall with Mexico is implausible. The resources, time, and money it would take are astronomical. Estimates are in the tens of billions for just building the wall. Forget about the resources it would take to protect and maintain a wall (~2000 miles in its entirety).

$10's of Billions? Just for shits and giggles, let's say that the cost for building the wall and protect/maintain it comes to $100B over 10 years. Let's also say that it takes $50B to build and $5B a year to protect/maintain. You're talking about a line item from a budget of $3.95T (FY2015), and estimates are higher every year after. Even if we had to pay it all up front and in 2015, that's still <1/39th of the overall budget. FFS, simply add the responsibility for building it and manning it to the DoD and I doubt they'd even notice $10-20B being diverted.

You will also need to build a huge wall along the Canada-US border cuz those commie Canadians are allowing Syrian refugees in there, dontcha know..


The threat of illegal immigrants streaming down from Canada isn't all that high. I mean, why? It sure isn't because of cheap medical care or the tasty beer.

If illegal immigration from Canada becomes an issue, that can be addressed at that time.


I wasn't serious, it would be stupid to build a wall along the Canada-US border & just as stupid to build a wall along the Mexico-US border.. y'all have tried that before anyway, there are sections along that border where there is a pointless expensive wall.. all someone has to do is enter the US easily & legally on a visitor visa and over stay.. easy peasy..

Of course just cuz its stopid & expensive to build a wall doesnt mean you wont throw money at it, look at the pointless expensive war on drugs, the various real wars you have spent trillions on & cost thousands of American soldiers lives..

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 8:35:01 AM   
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Thank you for identifying yourself as a completely partisan hack. I admit to not paying a lot of attention to Bush the Elder's administration. I was in college, and had other things taking priority over that. I "fully woke up" politically in the early 00's. Bush 43 sold us out, imo, and that was the final straw for me and the Republican Party. I've done quite a bit of looking back, and I still don't like everything Bill Clinton stood for, but he did spend his time in the White House in a manner more fitting of a president than anything The Donald will be able to muster.


If you think my speaking the truth makes me a partisan hack then so be it. And if you also think Billary playing footsie in the white house with an intern not to mention chasing pussy every chance he could outside the white house and sexually assaulting several women, then spending a great deal of time covering up his ineptness & illegality's he and shrillary were doing is presidential then you have a lot more waking up to do.

Your crystal ball seems to say that Trump doesn't have the balls and won't be presidential and will damage this country but shrillary despite her obviously being a criminal & wanting to continue to steer this country into Communism, your ball gives her a pass.

I don't think Trump is the ideal candidate but then again there wasn't one and I like anyone with common sense will vote against someone and pick the lesser of two evils because to do otherwise would just be foolish.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 8:45:15 AM   
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From the very beginning, when Trump announced he was running for office I often thought of it as a conspiracy theory to get Hillary elected and particularly will be paying attention to whom she endorses as her Vice.



That's interesting. I said, on these boards, months ago that Bernie was only running to make the anti-Christ appear centrist and less socialist.



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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 8:48:24 AM   
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Thanks DesdiderScuri I appreciate your candor.

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RE: Cruz drops out? - 5/6/2016 8:57:28 AM   
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As far 'give and take', I'm sure you've heard him say that he will build a border wall with Mexico and make pay for them wall. Let's not debate whether or not he'll reconsider his stance, because I want to bring up another issue with this wall. Building a border wall with Mexico is implausible. The resources, time, and money it would take are astronomical. Estimates are in the tens of billions for just building the wall. Forget about the resources it would take to protect and maintain a wall (~2000 miles in its entirety).

$10's of Billions? Just for shits and giggles, let's say that the cost for building the wall and protect/maintain it comes to $100B over 10 years. Let's also say that it takes $50B to build and $5B a year to protect/maintain. You're talking about a line item from a budget of $3.95T (FY2015), and estimates are higher every year after. Even if we had to pay it all up front and in 2015, that's still <1/39th of the overall budget. FFS, simply add the responsibility for building it and manning it to the DoD and I doubt they'd even notice $10-20B being diverted.

You will also need to build a huge wall along the Canada-US border cuz those commie Canadians are allowing Syrian refugees in there, dontcha know..


The threat of illegal immigrants streaming down from Canada isn't all that high. I mean, why? It sure isn't because of cheap medical care or the tasty beer.

If illegal immigration from Canada becomes an issue, that can be addressed at that time.

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