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Didn't a Democrat, I think it was Dean? start dropping when he yelled OH a little too loud. The Donald could shoot someone on Wall Street....
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
No, someone on this forum said the other night it is the Cult of Trump. It is, I don't know how else to explain it. The RW has had its head in the noise machine for 8 years. Now they have their savior. I never thought he would make it through the first week, but it is really beginning to worry me this nutball might actually get elected.
And if this "RW savior" actually loses, will his supporters take the news well?
at least 4 but maybe 8 more years of hysteria. I don't know that I can take it.
What if the democrats actually manage to regain control of the senate and house due to the negative effects of trump being on the republican ticket?
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
No, someone on this forum said the other night it is the Cult of Trump. It is, I don't know how else to explain it. The RW has had its head in the noise machine for 8 years. Now they have their savior. I never thought he would make it through the first week, but it is really beginning to worry me this nutball might actually get elected.
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
No, someone on this forum said the other night it is the Cult of Trump. It is, I don't know how else to explain it. The RW has had its head in the noise machine for 8 years. Now they have their savior. I never thought he would make it through the first week, but it is really beginning to worry me this nutball might actually get elected.
Nope. Such as theoretical point would have been passed long ago.Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
Nope.Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
Doesn't there have to come a point when even his most ardent followers go WTF?
I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable explanation. Just ask any Trumpette.
There usually is. Don is crazy like a fox, not everyone gets it, those are the ones who have to play like GoT and go to magic to explain what is happening.
Well, that and drugs.
Gregory Cheadle, the black man singled out by presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a Redding, Calif., rally on Friday, said he took no offense when the billionaire urged the crowd, "Look at my African-American over here."
"I was not offended by it because he had been speaking positively about black people prior to that statement," Cheadle told NPR when reached at his home for comment over the weekend. "People around me were laughing [at the fact] that he noticed me, and everybody was happy. It was a jovial thing."
Cheadle, a Republican candidate who is running for California's 1st Congressional district, called the moment "surreal." Cheadle was holding a sign that said "Veterans for Trump" and said he was using it to shield the sun from his head.
"I am not a Trump supporter," Cheadle said. "I went to go hear Donald Trump because I have an open mind."
Cheadle says he also went to a rally for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders last week in Chico, Calif., but did not go in.
"I am a free man. I am not chained to any particular party, and I refuse to be chained to any particular party."