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[Word on the street] Americans not viewing Hilary as leader

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout: Debate & Discussion' started by Honey Bear, Oct 2, 2016.

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  1. Honey Bear

    Honey Bear Member

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    Just got back from the streets -- mano e mano with the masses -- where election buzz is picking up

    Cliffs:

    -Americans don't view Hilary as a leader. See her as someone easy to run circles around -- only comfortable with those types around her. See, Bill. See, Emails. See, Internet use. See, Abedin's husband Weiner. Will say whatever's trending on twitter to gain support instead of having a spine.

    -Lots of jokes about Trump, not paying taxes, mood swings, obnoxious etc, but at the end of the day, someone with the resolve to get things done. Someone who understands economics , job creation despite his contentious personality. Over the years, that personality has worked for many successful leaders and it's what the majority of Americans prioritize at this time.

    -Doubt over whether Bill can keep his sanity if Hilary gets more power. No one blames him for cheating on her with a bunch of soccer moms. What if sexy Bill comes back, can Hillary deal with it? Will she care?

    -These are tough times for the majority of Americans compared with previous generations. Not willing to give in to the empty promises of Obama's, Clinton's etc. just because they "sound" right. Want someone who follows through. Muslims, Immigration are minor issues compared to overall economy. Fear isn't guiding anyone to vote for Trump.


    The election would have been the democrats if they had a half decent candidate. But you've got lifelong liberals who don't want to take the safe vote and be duped for another 4 years.
     
    #1 Honey Bear, Oct 2, 2016
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    70 percent of Americans don't trust Hillary.
     
    #2 RocketsLegend, Oct 3, 2016
  3. LosPollosHermanos

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    You guys are trying way too hard. It shows.
     
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  4. fchowd0311

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    Donald Trump understands economics and job growth? I bet you he doesn't even know what structure unemployment is because if he did he would be harping on that instead trying to bring manufacturing jobs that will never come back.
     
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  5. adoo

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    over 80 million viewers saw her kicking Trump's ass in their first debate
    educated suburbanites see him as a thin-skinned liar, who
    • has lost $ ~ 1 billion in a tax year
    • filed for banktruptcy 4 times; and that's not counting the United States Football League (his NJ Generals w Doug Flutie & Hershel Walker)
    • sent American jobs to Mexico, Easter Europe, China

    more don't trust the thin-skinned liar
     
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  7. R0ckets03

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    Why do people even bother replying to this clown. He himself admitted he doesn't read anyone else's posts.
     
    #7 R0ckets03, Oct 3, 2016
  8. okierock

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    The 2016 circle jerk continues... the media is winning and we are losing.

    Hillary sucks worse... no she doesn't Donald sucks worse...

    The whole country has been handed a $hit sandwich and all we can do is argue about mustard or mayo.

    I'm done with all you silly partisan jack@$$es.
     
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  9. fchowd0311

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    This sudden outrage for politicians is hilarious. If Hillary Clinton ran for office 30 years ago during the Reagan era, there wouldn't be a peep of this 'corruption'. Politicians from before the computing age had the advantage of not having their emails leaked. I bet my skinny ass that Reagan or any worshiped GOP politician was JUST AS 'CORRUPT' as her.
     
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  10. across110thstreet

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    People are saying Donald Trump is a Buffoon
     
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  11. okierock

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    What's hilarious is that you think outrage for politicians is "sudden".

    They don't follow their own laws, they have their own healthcare system, they are notoriously untruthful, they vote themselves raises, they somehow get rich doing a job that doesn't pay enough to make them rich, they don't ask if a thing is actually working, they spend a lot of time convincing us to hate each other, they don't care about people only power, their job is to legislate and all they do is political posturing, their only belief is in what gets them reelected, their ideals are for sale, we actually expect them to be more corrupt than the average citizen... what's not to like?
     
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  12. fchowd0311

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    It is 'sudden' because if it wasn't then the term 'the most corrupt politician of all time' line would have been used on evey damn politician that ran for the presidency in the past half century including Reagan but no, people like you have suddenly mustered up the 'courage' for Hillary Clinton probably because the ONLY way Hillary looses against the orange baffoon is if the narrative of being a transcendent all time corrupt politician in the history of the universe is battered down the American electorate.
     
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  13. Space Ghost

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    Don't be silly. Reagan was so universally loved that he had to stage his own assassination attempt. JFK and Lincoln, both highly respected presidents, faked their own deaths.

    I completely agree with your sediment.
     
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  14. Space Ghost

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    Is this you quoting people on facebook again? I haven't heard many people say she was the most corrupt politician of all time, much less president. I think i've heard liberals claim Bush was the worst president of all time while stating Obama is the best president of all time. Maybe you should stop focusing and quoting people on the fringe of both parties.
     
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    Don't vote for either is the only sane vote. If you pick the lesser of two evils you are complicit and you disgrace what a vote means.
     
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  16. Rashmon

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    I respect your principled stand and will applaud your commitment to stay home in protest in November. Kudos.
     
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  17. Rashmon

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    I respect your principled stand and will applaud your commitment to stay home in protest in November. Kudos.
     
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  18. ipaman

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    Thanks and Zappa would have been a much better candidate. It's sad these two clowns combined don't have as much intelligence as someone like Frank Zappa.
     
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    The problem with Trump is he doesn't know much about anything other than to safe guard the family fortune by not paying taxes that his dad, grandfather, and great grandfather passed on to him.
     
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  20. Honey Bear

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    What percentage of voters are educated suburbanites? Educated city ppl are different , more socially aware so it's a very niche group.


    We talkin bout America baby. Not just the coimfey part. The farms, the inner cities, the blue collar workers - these places exist, much to your chagrin.

    Too much time has been wasted trying to stir dissent in black communities to appeal to the emotions of low iq voters. Focus on trade agreements , international politics and wealth creation and the people will see what it does for them.
     
    #20 Honey Bear, Oct 3, 2016
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