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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Sunday he is open to raising taxes on the rich, backing off his prior proposal to reduce taxes on all Americans and breaking with one of his party's core policies dating back to the 1990s.
Donald Trump stealing ideas from Bernie Sanders? Who would have thunk it? What has he supported or flip flopped on so far?
1) This - Rich people should pay more taxes.
2) Supports Planned Parenthood.
3) Supports food stamps and welfare.
4) Supports raising the minimum wage.
5) Yes, Trump wants to end Obamacare... However, he wants to replace it with the same kind of single payer health care that Bill Clinton attempted to roll out when he was president.
And the hits just keep on coming. There will be more. Expect him to stop talking about his wall very soon. That was just something he threw out there to get Republicans to vote for him. You just wait and see. Donald Trump may not be Conservative, but he is a marketer extraordinaire. Just call him the Pride of Madison Avenue.
Well, Republicans, there is the "Conservative" candidate you just nominated. You made the bed. Now it's time for you to lie in it.
And finally, Trump couldn't have gotten to where he is today without a whole party of gullible people to nominate him, and now he is coming out as Liberal on many issues. That's not his fault. That's YOUR fault for believing anything he said while running for the nomination. It's on YOU. Live with it.
Article is here.
Trump is not a conservative and I don't know many who claimed he was. He is a big government guy and if the term RINO ever applied to anyone, it is Trump.
I am actually for a number of those points. My support for Trump in this election is based on two things.
1. He will put a pro-Second Amendment Justice on SCOTUS. My right of self-defense is the pillar of liberty in a free society.
Donald Trump on Gun Control
2. He is NOT the monster he has been painted by his enemies in the powers behind both the Democratic and Republican parties. The mere fact that they fear him so much they feel the need to devote so much time, effort, and money in character assassination makes him MY choice this time around.
Bernie Sanders voted against gun control too. And no. Trump is not a monster. Just a master con artist. LOL.
Bernie Sanders voted against gun control too. And no. Trump is not a monster. Just a master con artist. LOL.
does this make him a 'flip flopper'?
Donald Trump stealing ideas from Bernie Sanders? Who would have thunk it? What has he supported or flip flopped on so far?
1) This - Rich people should pay more taxes.
2) Supports Planned Parenthood.
3) Supports food stamps and welfare.
4) Supports raising the minimum wage.
5) Yes, Trump wants to end Obamacare... However, he wants to replace it with the same kind of single payer health care that Bill Clinton attempted to roll out when he was president.
And the hits just keep on coming. There will be more. Expect him to stop talking about his wall very soon. That was just something he threw out there to get Republicans to vote for him. You just wait and see. Donald Trump may not be Conservative, but he is a marketer extraordinaire. Just call him the Pride of Madison Avenue.
Well, Republicans, there is the "Conservative" candidate you just nominated. You made the bed. Now it's time for you to lie in it.
And finally, Trump couldn't have gotten to where he is today without a whole party of gullible people to nominate him, and now he is coming out as Liberal on many issues. That's not his fault. That's YOUR fault for believing anything he said while running for the nomination. It's on YOU. Live with it.
Article is here.
Bernie Sanders voted against gun control too. And no. Trump is not a monster. Just a master con artist. LOL.
Read the link and the map. Trump ain't gonna make it unless their is a massive seismic shift in voters.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...op-table-main_mondayfix-1141am:homepage/story
This link has the Electoral map.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...lem-that-has-nothing-to-do-with-donald-trump/
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This link has the Electoral map.
That is an amazing map. Trump or any other republican, could win 31 states and lose the election. Its hard to bet against Clinton this year.
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Unsure we should consider that electoral map as plausible. Colorado, Ohio, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia, and Indiana?
Trump is not a conservative and I don't know many who claimed he was. He is a big government guy and if the term RINO ever applied to anyone, it is Trump.
That is an amazing map. Trump or any other republican, could win 31 states and lose the election. Its hard to bet against Clinton this year.
Florida
In total, about 1.8 million Hispanics are registered to vote in Florida, and they make up nearly 15 percent of the state's registered voters.
Xavier Medina Vidal, professor of Latino studies and political science at the University of Arkansas, said Hispanics will have a bigger impact in Florida, where 2.6 million are eligible to vote and where Latinos make up almost 18 percent of the state's eligible voters. It's also the home state of Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio, a Cuban American, and where the primary race between the Republican candidates will be competitive.
His racism is fake too ?
Bernie Sanders voted against gun control too.
He is not a racist.
Does anyone know what he is ?
Some have voted staunch Republican in past Pres Elections? How many EC votes?View attachment 67201091
Unsure we should consider that electoral map as plausible. Colorado, Ohio, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia, and Indiana?
And here's the underlying math. If Clinton wins the 19 states (and D.C.) that every Democratic nominee has won from 1992 to 2012, she has 242 electoral votes. Add Florida's 29 and you get 271. Game over.
The Republican map — whether with Trump, Cruz or the ideal Republican nominee (Paul Ryan?) as the standard-bearer — is decidedly less friendly. There are 13 states that have gone for the GOP presidential nominee in each of the last six elections. But they only total 102 electorate votes. That means the eventual nominee has to find, at least, 168 more electoral votes to get to 270. Which is a hell of a lot harder than finding 28 electoral votes.
Does anyone know what he is ?
Does anyone know what he is ?
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