Donald Trump

[SWP's back]

Lol! Aaand the rollback begins...
Trump, at any point:
"We're going to repeal and replace Obama Care"

Trump on '60 Minutes':
We're gonna keep parts of the Affordable Care Act like 'Pre-existing Conditions' as "it's one of the strongest assets of the law" and trying preserve young people under 26 remaining on their parents insurance.

So, as I predicted (& half right with the riots and maybe that full aspect may yet happen) it's not going to start well for Trump. They have 3 months, roughly, to create the immediate 'repeal and replace' aspect "on the same day, not a 2 day gap, not a 2 month gap"!

What a shit gibbon fooking Clown!

Surely this is what everyone wanted?

The shit gibbon to immediately return to his Democrat roots once he's elected as opposed to actually being the complete **** Cletus thought he was voting for?

 

[CitizenTID]

She won the popular vote by about 500k votes, not 2m. But the same can happen here so that's the system. But if you look at the results, the Republicans have had the same number of votes (just over 60m) in the last 3 elections. The problem this time was that Hillary lost the Democrats millions of votes.

If people are questioning whether the popular vote should be the solution, then I just think that would lead to more inequality. Regions of a nation need to have their interests represented equally.

Approx. populations:

Greater Manchester - 2,618,200
Greater London - 8,674,000
Lothian (Edinburgh) - 858,090

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Hilary is a disrespectful motherfucker.

Find me a politician, national or local, Gordon, and I find you a shitfaced, cheat shitgibbon, or whatever it was, and a disrepectful MF, and a skunk, all rolled into one. Spotted in the DT this morning that 80 MPs, or is that 80MFs, are planning to bugger up the referendum on Brexit. So much for a democratic vote!

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Surely this is what everyone wanted?

The shit gibbon to immediately return to his Democrat roots once he's elected as opposed to actually being the complete **** Cletus thought he was voting for?

The Donald was always an opportunist. That's how he became a billionaire. He ain't gonna change from being an opportunist now he's Mr. President, or soon to be! Whichever way the wind blows he'll go that way!

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

Surely this is what everyone wanted?

The shit gibbon to immediately return to his Democrat roots once he's elected as opposed to actually being the complete **** Cletus thought he was voting for?

Absolutely mate. Better this than the crap that came out of his mouth, he was like a grown up jay out of the inbetween ears showing off to his mates.

People moaning about him being reasonable it's the same with Brexit and people who get a tingle in their balls everytime some negative economic data is released as if it's a good thing?

As someone said it's like taking an utter dislike to the pilot on your aeroplane and wanting him to have a heart attack and crash and not having the good sense to realise we are all on the same fucking plane.

 

[smudgedj]

Targeting the system is what led to her undoing really. She thought that the traditional 'blue wall' would see her through, but missed the signs that they were not going for her. I read that Bernie Sanders' primary campaign was called 'the canary in the coalmine' that she missed, and it is very true in my opinion. The fact that he had such an upswell of support in those critical states, and she did not, should have shown that they did not like her and not taken it as read that they would just support the democrats. Their preference for other people over her was missed, or certainly heavily underestimated.

She lost because she deserved to lose, she spent her time labeling the opposition and the undecided as a basketcase of deplorables, as racist, as sexist, as homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic etc

Then it came as a great surprise that it failed to persuade them to switch their vote to her.

I see the New York Times has issued an apology to it's reader over it's biased reporting. Seems it came as a little bit of a shock that it's subscribers don't like being called names.

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

If people are questioning whether the popular vote should be the solution, then I just think that would lead to more inequality. Regions of a nation need to have their interests represented equally.

Approx. populations:

Greater Manchester - 2,618,200
Greater London - 8,674,000
Lothian (Edinburgh) - 858,090

Thats all well and good, but the electoral college system was set up, so the 'slave' states as they were called would have a representation and a say in the parliament, it was a form of appeasement. It is an archaic system that is quite out of date in reality, however it wont change any time soon, so there is no point moaning and bitching about it.

Also I dont think those mentioning the popular vote were questioning the election result really, it initially was a response to someone saying the majority of Americans voted for Trump, where as the truth is more voted Clinton and under 20% of people living in the states voted for him. As for Trump having a mandate, he really hasnt got one, he has 7 million less votes than Obama got last election and nobody said Obama had a mandate. President elect shitgibbon, isnt totally stupid, thats not saying he is clever mind you, he knows most people dont want him in power, he has the worst approval rating of any president before they hold office, so he is going to tone down the rhetoric and be far more moderate than he portrayed himself to be on the election trail.

 

[somethingelse]

Interesting fact,in terms of surface area sq miles,over 50 % of the USA was won by Republicans in the category "landslide vote"
That's, almost no democratic vote worth noting

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

She lost because she deserved to lose, she spent her time labeling the opposition and the undecided as a basketcase of deplorables, as racist, as sexist, as homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic etc

Then it came as a great surprise that it failed to persuade them to switch their vote to her.

I see the New York Times has issued an apology to it's reader over it's biased reporting. Seems it came as a little bit of a shock that it's subscribers don't like being called names.

She lost because she was very unpopular in a large section of society and that was the case long before she started campaigning to be president. Not because of anything she said (after all CFFWS was far more offensive), not because she was a woman, not because there was a huge anti establishment movement, even if these things played a part in her loss. The main reason she lost is, she (and her husband) is one of the most hated and divisive figures in American politics and people dont trust her at all, the exit polls proved this.

 

[deafmanstevo]

Absolutely mate. Better this than the crap that came out of his mouth, he was like a grown up jay out of the inbetween ears showing off to his mates.

People moaning about him being reasonable it's the same with Brexit and people who get a tingle in their balls everytime some negative economic data is released as if it's a good thing?

As someone said it's like taking an utter dislike to the pilot on your aeroplane and wanting him to have a heart attack and crash and not having the good sense to realise we are all on the same fucking plane.

Yes you are right, I voted remain mainly for business reasons and economics rather than the immigration front, but lost, but rather than say I told you so to people I'd much rather things were going to be ok now we are out of the EU for the good of the British people.

Same in The US I wanted Clinton to win rather than Trump , even though I didn't like Clinton either I just thought it was the lesser of the two evils in the long run , but now it's over I hope Trump is a success for the good of the American people , as I have friends over there too.

It no good wishing bad things to happen, you will only make yourself miserable, people should just move on and hope for the best.