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Guest 10-01-2016 06:54 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299013)
Oh come on (unt :wave: we all know there are not a lot of real men that feel like you (a bulldike lesbo with a strap on).

Too bad they don't have "Childish misogynist" emoji, huh

Go lick your "friend".

Thank you for proving me correct...again. :1rotfl:

I get a real kick out of ignorant twits like yourself, who don't even realize...how they are so easily hoisted on their own petard. :thumbup:

It truly does make my job easier. :ho:


:wave:

CNM

Guest 10-01-2016 07:04 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299073)
Lyin' Donnie said there were 12,000 at his rally in Melbourne. The trouble is the venue only seat 1800. Reporters at the scene said no one waiting to get in. Check it out.

Trump will be lucky to carry as many states as Romney did, and we all remember how well that worked out.

The misrepresentation of crowd sizes is pretty much something he doe every venue.

The reporters following him get very angry at him as he manipulates the crowd coverage.

Just part of the con.

Guest 10-02-2016 04:04 AM

Three crazy liberals continue to post nonsense. No reflection of overwhelming pro Trump Villagers sentiment.

Guest 10-02-2016 06:14 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299272)
Three crazy liberals continue to post nonsense. No reflection of overwhelming pro Trump Villagers sentiment.

Someone is getting pretty damned desperate. :1rotfl:

While there are certainly more registered Repub's here, it's more like 70% Repub's to 30% Dem's (go look it up).

As to only 3 of us on the left posting here...prove it. ;)

Blatant lying = running scared. :ho:



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CNM

Guest 10-02-2016 07:30 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299315)
Someone is getting pretty damned desperate. :1rotfl:

While there are certainly more registered Repub's here, it's more like 70% Repub's to 30% Dem's (go look it up).

As to only 3 of us on the left posting here...prove it. ;)

Blatant lying = running scared. :ho:



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CNM

Yes, the libtards are getting very desperate. They can see the writing on the wall and are pulling out every little petty/peevish trick they can think of to gain some form of support for their losing cause.

I find it very interesting that Trump had more supporters turned away from his rally in Florida last week than the total attendance of Hillary supporters that attended her rallies for the last TWO MONTHS. WOW! I can understand why liberals are getting nervous and desperate. If this is indicative of voter turnout for Hillary, Trump will win by a landslide.

But C BM, I applaud your attempt to childishly taunt the overwhelming right on here. It must be very depressing for you that you have only the criminal Hillary with no new policies or ideas to use to convince someone to vote for her. NOTHING NEW, but the same old failure record of Obama and her. I almost sympathize with you. ALMOST....:a20:

:wave: bye now, lil' girly

Not a C-tard

Guest 10-02-2016 12:33 PM

"The San Diego Union-Tribune, long a bastion of conservatism in the West, broke a 148-year-long streak of endorsing Republicans for president and told its readers on Friday to vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump.

Well, they can get in line. Conservative newspaper after conservative newspaper broke tradition in September by endorsing Clinton — or, perhaps more appropriately, by telling their readers why they shouldn't vote for Trump.


The latest endorsements echoed the scathing criticisms of Trump that appeared earlier in September.

The Dallas Morning News, whose editorial board had picked a Republican each time since before World War II, said Trump "plays on fear — exploiting base instincts of xenophobia, racism and misogyny — to bring out the worst in all of us, rather than the best."

The Cincinnati Enquirer, which had endorsed Republicans for nearly a century, called Trump "a clear and present danger to our country. ...Our reservations about Clinton pale in comparison to our fears about Trump."

The Houston Chronicle's editorial board called Trump "a danger to the Republic" and said his "convention-speech comment, 'I alone can fix it,' should make every American shudder."

USA Today has never endorsed a candidate for president, but its editorial board laid out eight reasons that people shouldn't vote for him.

No. 7: "He has coarsened the national dialogue. Did you ever imagine that a presidential candidate would discuss the size of his genitalia during a nationally televised Republican debate? Neither did we.""

Guest 10-02-2016 02:12 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299360)
Yes, the libtards are getting very desperate. They can see the writing on the wall and are pulling out every little petty/peevish trick they can think of to gain some form of support for their losing cause.

I find it very interesting that Trump had more supporters turned away from his rally in Florida last week than the total attendance of Hillary supporters that attended her rallies for the last TWO MONTHS. WOW! I can understand why liberals are getting nervous and desperate. If this is indicative of voter turnout for Hillary, Trump will win by a landslide.

But C BM, I applaud your attempt to childishly taunt the overwhelming right on here. It must be very depressing for you that you have only the criminal Hillary with no new policies or ideas to use to convince someone to vote for her. NOTHING NEW, but the same old failure record of Obama and her. I almost sympathize with you. ALMOST....

bye now, lil' girly

Not a C-tard

:1rotfl:

The post right after yours...saved me a lot of trouble. :thumbup:

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299618)
"The San Diego Union-Tribune, long a bastion of conservatism in the West, broke a 148-year-long streak of endorsing Republicans for president and told its readers on Friday to vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump.

Well, they can get in line. Conservative newspaper after conservative newspaper broke tradition in September by endorsing Clinton — or, perhaps more appropriately, by telling their readers why they shouldn't vote for Trump.


The latest endorsements echoed the scathing criticisms of Trump that appeared earlier in September.

The Dallas Morning News, whose editorial board had picked a Republican each time since before World War II, said Trump "plays on fear — exploiting base instincts of xenophobia, racism and misogyny — to bring out the worst in all of us, rather than the best."

The Cincinnati Enquirer, which had endorsed Republicans for nearly a century, called Trump "a clear and present danger to our country. ...Our reservations about Clinton pale in comparison to our fears about Trump."

The Houston Chronicle's editorial board called Trump "a danger to the Republic" and said his "convention-speech comment, 'I alone can fix it,' should make every American shudder."

USA Today has never endorsed a candidate for president, but its editorial board laid out eight reasons that people shouldn't vote for him.

No. 7: "He has coarsened the national dialogue. Did you ever imagine that a presidential candidate would discuss the size of his genitalia during a nationally televised Republican debate? Neither did we.""


As for your crying about.... "your attempt to childishly taunt the overwhelming right on here"...I've never been bothered about needing to feel part of a mob or the majority. ;)

Not only will my integrity and ethics not allow me to join a mob mentality, especially when they are crass, rude and wrong....but I'm not nearly that insecure.

It must really suck...that you are. :D



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CNM

Guest 10-02-2016 03:00 PM

Why are so many Republicans not supporting Trump ?
 
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Posted by Guest (Post 1299360)
Yes, the libtards are getting very desperate. They can see the writing on the wall and are pulling out every little petty/peevish trick they can think of to gain some form of support for their losing cause.

I find it very interesting that Trump had more supporters turned away from his rally in Florida last week than the total attendance of Hillary supporters that attended her rallies for the last TWO MONTHS. WOW! I can understand why liberals are getting nervous and desperate. If this is indicative of voter turnout for Hillary, Trump will win by a landslide.

But C BM, I applaud your attempt to childishly taunt the overwhelming right on here. It must be very depressing for you that you have only the criminal Hillary with no new policies or ideas to use to convince someone to vote for her. NOTHING NEW, but the same old failure record of Obama and her. I almost sympathize with you. ALMOST....:a20:

:wave: bye now, lil' girly

Not a C-tard

The turn out at Trump rallies only show us that people enjoy watching a one man circus,

Guest 10-03-2016 06:16 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299165)
It truly does make my job easier. :ho:
CNM

What is your job (unt?

To flurry repubs with emoji? To nauseate other posters with your constant self proclamation of superiority?

Does your employer require set hours or is it flexible schedule?

How much do they pay you and do they provide benefits?

Really, are you some sort of wackadoodle nutjob that believes they are on a life's mission here to change the world via the Talk of the Villages political forum?

It seems to me that your nothing but an overweight bulldike lesbo with a chip on her shoulder that has failed to force others to accept her here or in public.

Take a sick day and spend it licking your "friend", you might get some appreciation for your efforts there!

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Guest 10-03-2016 06:58 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299975)
What is your job (unt?

To show the sexism, hypocrisy, bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia and just pure nasty bile...that so many Trump supporters exhibit. :ohdear:

Per my earlier statement, people like you prove my point...and make my job easier. ;)




"Why are so many Republicans not supporting Trump?"
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Posted by Guest

It's because the love this great country, more than they hate women in general...and Hillary in particular.


Thanks for that. :ho:



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CNM

Guest 10-03-2016 07:37 AM

C-tard is nothing more than a girly child looking for attention, with nothing to say. You know how it goes: some people speak because they have something to say, CNM speaks because she has to say something/anything. :icon_bored:

The premise that those attending Trump rallies are just there for the entertainment and not indicative of actual voters or voter turnout, is kind of feeble. It does not answer the question as to why there was an increase of about 50% in Republican voter registration during the primaries and the equal increase in Republican voter turnout. Compare that with the dismal Dem turnout with was a decrease of about 20%.

I believe that some folks will do just about anything in their desperation, and right now the Dems great offensive attack is on Trump's statements he made decades ago, his eating habits, his legal tax practices, how much he is worth, his family, his associations, and his opinion of the Iraqi war, which he had no involvement with. Not policies, because then his policies would have go be compared with Hillary's failed record or lack of policies.

Dems are desperate right now because Hillary is their worst candidate ever and is having a hard time getting anyone to believe her lies. She can't get the blacks to listen to her. They call her a liar. It looks like Trump has a better chance of getting the black vote if any of them are even going to turn out. She is losing the female voters. She alienates the young voters by calling the "basement dwellers." She turns away, turn off possible Republicans that don't like Trump so they will likely stay home. She has lost the majority of the Independent voters to Trump. She has lost several battleground states to the GOP. Hillary should go back to faking her illness and try to get some sympathy. Like the other GOP primary candidates, Hillary is attempting to use Trump's technique of speaking and like them, she is also failing. Trump is Trump and no one can borrow his traits and get away with it.

So, even though I do not sympathize with the liberals on here, I understand how desperate they are to maintain their forward momentum toward their need for European style socialism. A Republican win would definitely cause a set back in their plans for total gov dependence.

Guest 10-03-2016 07:38 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1299315)
Someone is getting pretty damned desperate. :1rotfl:

While there are certainly more registered Repub's here, it's more like 70% Repub's to 30% Dem's (go look it up).

As to only 3 of us on the left posting here...prove it. ;)

Blatant lying = running scared. :ho:



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CNM

If the correct percentage is sooo important to you, then have it your way, lil girl.
Hey, pull my finger.............:a20:

Guest 10-03-2016 08:31 AM

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Posted by Guest
To show the sexism, hypocrisy, bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia and just pure nasty bile...that so many Trump supporters exhibit.

Hey (unt - Do you wear a tin foil hat? Really, what do you believe is going to happen when you show the "sexism, hypocrisy, bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia and just pure nasty bile"? Do you think that is going to make a difference to anyone else? Do you believe anyone on here values your opinion or self proclaimed superiority? Do you think they will accept your bulldike lesbo ways anymore than they would prior to "you showing them"??? The answer is NO!


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Posted by Guest
"Why are so many Republicans not supporting Trump?"
CNM

13.3 million votes in the primary, more than any Republican prior. Knocked out 16 opponents in the primary, way more than Hillary faced in her primary...

Take my advise; use on of one your sick days (being you have a job here, LOL) and spend it licking your "friend"!:wave:

Guest 10-03-2016 09:55 AM

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Posted by Guest (Post 1300064)
Hey (unt - Do you wear a tin foil hat? Really, what do you believe is going to happen when you show the "sexism, hypocrisy, bigotry, misogyny, xenophobia and just pure nasty bile"? Do you think that is going to make a difference to anyone else? Do you believe anyone on here values your opinion or self proclaimed superiority? Do you think they will accept your bulldike lesbo ways anymore than they would prior to "you showing them"??? The answer is NO!



13.3 million votes in the primary, more than any Republican prior. Knocked out 16 opponents in the primary, way more than Hillary faced in her primary...

Take my advise; use on of one your sick days (being you have a job here, LOL) and spend it licking your "friend"!:wave:

Ouch! That was kind of brutal,,,,,,but deserved.


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