Here's the Republican front runner...

[dallaswareagle]

The amount of dipshitedry in this thread is staggering...absolutely staggering.

I don't speak for everybody, but Thank you.

[Snaggletiger]

I don't speak for everybody, but Thank you.

He said "dipshitedry", not hatred.

[jmar]

No offense but that's just dumb. Why buy the stock when you can store up gas and have direct savings.

I have 5 gallon buckets full of unleaded stored in my garage all at below $2 a gallon. And we've been buying extra gallon jugs of milk, pouring them down the drain to store gas in.

Just buy direct and save until it gets higher. Cut out the middle man. Trust me. I know finance and investing.

So what do you pour on your Post Toasties?

[Snaggletiger]

So what do you pour on your Post Toasties?

What do spirits have for breakfast?

Ghost Toasties and Evaporated Milk

[dallaswareagle]

He said "dipshitedry", not hatred.

Close cousin so I accepted it.

[Saniflush]

No offense but that's just dumb. Why buy the stock when you can store up gas and have direct savings.

I have 5 gallon buckets full of unleaded stored in my garage all at below $2 a gallon. And we've been buying extra gallon jugs of milk, pouring them down the drain to store gas in.

Just buy direct and save until it gets higher. Cut out the middle man. Trust me. I know finance and investing.

Jokes on you dude....gas will eat through a milk jug.

[AUChizad]

The amount of dipshitedry in this thread is staggering...absolutely staggering.

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[AUChizad]

This might just put the Trumpster over the top:

http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/mitt-romney-eviscerate-donald-trump-phony-fraud-n530877

It seems the powers that be are very scared of the people. The republican party has had a long time to clean house. They did not. Now we have Trump. He is a creation of the GOP's failure. Bringing Romney out now is a bit pathetic. And embarrassing for the GOP leadership.

Your party is burning to the ground, dude. If you claim to be a Republican, there is no way the unprecedented historic shit-show that is the current state of the Republican party is a good thing for you.

But spin it how you wish. Hillary WILL be the president next year with Dipshit McBumblefuck as the Republican nominee. It takes a special kind of idiocy not to see this clearly.

Everyone is laughing AT you.

[bottomfeeder]

Since the romney/Ryan ticket is all but formally announce, Gray Johnson is looking gooder to mez errday.

[CCTAU]

Your party is burning to the ground, dude. If you claim to be a Republican, there is no way the unprecedented historic shit-show that is the current state of the Republican party is a good thing for you.

But spin it how you wish. Hillary WILL be the president next year with Dipshit McBumblefuck as the Republican nominee. It takes a special kind of idiocy not to see this clearly.

Everyone is laughing AT you.

Silly little man, they are seeing the voice of the people strike out against the establishment. The party is changing, not dying!

[Snaggletiger]

Your party is burning to the ground, dude. If you claim to be a Republican, there is no way the unprecedented historic shit-show that is the current state of the Republican party is a good thing for you.

But spin it how you wish. Hillary WILL be the president next year with Dipshit McBumblefuck as the Republican nominee. It takes a special kind of idiocy not to see this clearly.

Everyone is laughing AT you.

Holy shit.  You showed your hand. Lost all respect...   

[AUChizad]

Holy shit.  You showed your hand. Lost all respect...

And what hand is that exactly?

I've stated repeatedly I'm not a Republican, but I'm not a Democrat either. As such, I'd prefer there to be some sort of balance and take no great delight in what is clearly the utter destruction of the Republican Party.

I lose respect for anyone who can't see this. For anyone who thinks Trump is anything but a complete fucking moron. Bashing guys like Romney, McCain, & Ryan for what? Being too "elitist", which is code for not stupid? Or not racist? Trump refusing to disavow his endorsement from the KKK and David Duke? Are you fucking serious? The answer is no rather you realize it or not.

I think a lot of stupid people have conflated PC with flat out moronic crassness and/or bigotry. Yes the term racist gets overused, but it is completely appropriate for a guy that kicks black people out of his crowds (not talking about protesters) and won't rebuke the KKFuckingK.

[CCTAU]

and won't rebuke the KKFuckingK.

This pretty much proves you don't do your due diligence when it come to Trump...

He has many things that can be irritating, but this is just another media fabrication.

[AUChizad]

This pretty much proves you don't do your due diligence when it come to Trump...

He has many things that can be irritating, but this is just another media fabrication.

Due diligence. LOL. Infowars tell you how to "correctly" parse this?

Trump: I don't know what group you're talking about. You wouldn't want me to condemn a group that I know nothing about. ... If you would send me a list of the groups, I will do research on them and certainly I would disavow them if I thought there was something wrong.

Tapper: The Ku Klux Klan?

Trump: You may have groups in there that are totally fine and it would be very unfair. So give me a list of the groups and I'll let you know.

Tapper: I'm just talking about David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan here.

Trump: Honestly, I don't know David Duke.

Honestly, this is part of the problem. Stupid people (read CCTAU) can't see what is right in front of them until Fox News or Breitbart or whoever parses it out for them to tell them that black is white and up is down. And then have the lack of self-awareness to tell others they are brainwashed by not EXCLUSIVELY getting their news that way...

Your guy is not even a Republican or a conservative. That's why the actual Republian party hates him. As well as anyone with a brain that is conservative at all, hence that National Review piece that was contributed to by just about every one of them in the public eye. Well, that and the fact that they can see they will set the party back centuries with that type of prideful ignorance.

Ben Shapiro, the author The People vs. Barack Obama: The Criminal Case Against the Obama Administration, Bullies: How the Left's Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America, Primetime Propaganda: The True Hollywood Story of How the Left Took Over Your TV,  Porn Generation: How Social Liberalism Is Corrupting Our Future, and Brainwashed: How Universities Indoctrinate America's Youth, I'm guessing is too libruhl for you not to dismiss him out of hand. Cause he speaks gud n stuf.



Maybe some good can come from all this. The party can perform a Trump-supporter-ectomy and completely fracture into the two opposite directions it's clearly heading, and I can have a major party I can get behind.

[wesfau2]

I think a lot of stupid people have conflated PC with flat out moronic crassness and/or bigotry.

Yup.

[Snaggletiger]

from foxynewsdot I am a gay twerker that has no balls!!!!  I also have no idea how to use the quote function to post stories, so I annoy the piss out of others.  I like male genatalia in and around my mouth.


No matter the internal strife over Donald Trump’s presidential bid, the intensely competitive Republican primary contest is bringing a booming number of voters to the polls – while Democratic turnout plunges, raising questions about whether these trends will last through November.

For the Republicans, turnout has been higher than in 2008 across every state to vote so far this year. In Virginia and Texas, turnout was 100 percent higher.

Meanwhile, Democratic turnout was down in every state that has held a primary and caucus except Colorado. In some states -- including Nevada, Tennessee and Texas -- it dropped more than 30 percent. Overall, voter turnout from the Super Tuesday states was 66 percent higher for the Republicans, and 31 percent lower for the Democrats.

[WiregrassTiger]

Bitches gonna bitch. But when it comes time to vote the real deal, there will be ONLY two names that have any chance of winning.

I honestly do not care who any of you vote for. I will continue to be one of the more affluent and handsome men on here, regardless.

But, if you vote for anything without an R beside it, let me just say you are a complete waste of humanity and a looser. And gay. Definitely gay or have homosexual tendencies. But, you should already know this.

Carry on the debate. Fags.

[Snaggletiger]

Chad, I didn't vote for Donald Trump.  I don't think he would make an effective President because his adversarial and combative nature would most likely keep him from getting the cooperation from the peeps in Washington he most needs it from.  But the man just might wind up in the Ovary Office.  The piece I posted above and several others I've read suggest that people are apathetic about Hilary and she's just not garnering the same support or energizing the Democratic fan base like Obama did.  Whether anyone likes it or not, Donald Trump could very well be our next President.  I hope not, but....

I think we get by now that you think Trump is a lying, scheming, bigoted, scumbag piece of shit and anyone who supports him is either stupid, brainwashed, an idiot or all of the above.  You've made that clear.  BTW, one of the first things out of his mouth last night was condemning David Duke and the KKK.  But no matter.  Having said that, here's where Donald Trump (The man of zero substance) stands on several key issues according to ontheissues.org.  I agree with a lot of it and some things I don't, mainly his stance on National Security, which I strongly disagree with.  I imagine Climate Change would be a small point of contention for you with Trump.  So about the issues, where do you agree or disagree and how does your guy match up with these views?


ON DEFENSE:  In his 2011 book Time to Get Tough, Trump lists seven core principles of his foreign policy doctrine, which emphasizes defense: 1) American interests come first; 2) Maximum firepower and military preparedness; 3) Only go to war to win; 4) Stay loyal to your friends and suspicious of your enemies; 5) Keep the technological sword razor sharp; 6) See the unseen. Prepare for threats before they materialize; and 7) Respect and support our present and past warriors.

ON CLIMATE CHANGE:  Donald Trump says he does not believe that climate change is a significant environmental challenge and he doubts that humans are contributing factors. “I consider climate change to be not one of our big problems,” Trump said in September 2015. He says the Obama administration has wasted billions on green energy programs. In October 2015, Trump characterized the Environmental Protection Agency as a “disgrace” and said he would significantly cut the agency back.
Meanwhile, Trump has called for expanding domestic production of oil and gas, and has said that hydraulic fracturing “will lead to American energy independence.” If elected, he pledges to immediately approve the Keystone XL pipeline, a project that would have delivered hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil daily from Canada to U.S. refineries, but which President Obama vetoed. Construction of the project would have brought “no impact on environment and lots of jobs for the U.S.,” Trump said.

ON IMMIGRATION: Trump issued a policy paper in August 2015 outlining his three-point plan for immigration reform. First, he pledges to construct a wall across the entire southern U.S. border, which he says the Mexican government should either finance or be subject to a number of penalties. These will include, Trump says, the United States withholding billions of dollars in remittance payments to Mexico; hiking fees and possibly cancelling visas issued to Mexicans; and increasing fees at ports of entry to the United States from Mexico. “The cost of building a permanent border wall pales mightily in comparison to what American taxpayers spend every single year on dealing with the fallout of illegal immigration on their communities, schools and unemployment offices,” he writes.
Second, he pledges to ramp up law enforcement, including tripling the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, imposing nationwide e-verify, deporting all criminal non-citizens, defunding so-called sanctuary cities (municipalities that critics say do not fully enforce federal immigration laws), raising penalties for those who overstay their visa, and ending birthright citizenship. “[The guarantee of birthright citizenship] remains the biggest magnet for illegal immigration,” he says.
Lastly, he says he will restrict legal immigration, including the flow of guest workers and refugees, and legally require U.S. businesses to hire U.S. citizens before others.
Trump has said that if elected president he would not only prevent Syrian refugees from coming to the United States, but he would also deport those already in the country.
He proposed temporarily banning all Muslims from entering the country after the December 2015 attacks in San Bernadino, California.

ON NATIONAL SECURITY: Donald Trump generally supports robust U.S. counterterrorism practices, including some controversial government surveillance and interrogation programs. “We have to err on the side of security,” Trump said in June 2015, speaking about the NSA’s program to collect bulk data on U.S. phone calls. “It’s certainly not something I like,” he said, “but when you have all these maniacs over the world, we probably have to go that little bit of an extra step.”
He also supports the use of harsh interrogation techniques against suspected terrorists, including waterboarding. "I would support and endorse the use of enhanced interrogation techniques if the use of these methods would enhance the protection and safety of the nation. Though the effectiveness of many of these methods may be in dispute, nothing should be taken off the table when American lives are at stake," he wrote in February 2016.
Trump also chimed in on the encryption debate that month, saying he supported a California federal court's order compelling Apple to help the FBI crack the password of a terrorism suspect's iPhone. Furthermore, Trump called on Americans to boycott the technology company until it complied with the FBI's demands.
Meanwhile, he opposes President Obama's efforts to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center in Cuba, saying that, if elected, he would probably expand the number of detainees held there.


ON TRADE:  Donald Trump says he favors free trade, but he has opposed several U.S. trade agreements because he says they were poorly negotiated and resulted in Americans losing jobs. In September 2015, he called the North American Free Trade Agreement a “disaster,” saying that his administration would “either renegotiate it or we will break it,” if he becomes president. Trump says he would penalize U.S. companies that shift manufacturing outside the country. He called out Ford Motor Company specifically in his June 2015 speech announcing his candidacy, saying he would impose a 35 percent tax on vehicles the automaker exports to the United States from new plants in Mexico. (Ford says its recent investments in Mexico help keep it globally competitive.)
Trump also opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), the Obama administration’s free trade agreement with Pacific Rim nations. He says the deal was concluded in secrecy and it will primarily benefit other countries, particularly China (not part of the TPP) and Japan, and large U.S. corporations.
In November 2015, Trump outlined his plan for reforming U.S. trade relations with China. He would as president formally designate China a currency manipulator, crack down on what he says is its theft of U.S. intellectual property, and expose its various export subsidy practices. Trump would also seek to lower the U.S. corporate income tax rate, decrease the national debt, and ramp up the U.S. military presence in the Asia-Pacific region, all of which he says would bolster Washington’s bargaining position with respect to Beijing.
 

[WiregrassTiger]

The waterboarding and some of the national security measures are all that I found to disagree with any of the above.

Thing is, if he does get elected, it will be a whole hell of a lot more about Trump than the people. He's full of hot air even more than most.

But I def see him as the lesser of two evils. And I will proudly vote for the Republicam nominee.

Still hoping it's somebody else.

[Pell City Tiger]

Your guy is not even a Republican or a conservative. That's why the actual Republian party hates him.

The establishment republicans aren't even republican or conservative. That's why the people hate them and why they are turning to a guy like Trump. That is 99% of the reason Trump is where he is now in the race, rather than bowing out early. The people are sick of these republicrats in Washington and they're revolting against them.

I'm not a Trump guy, but if it comes down to a choice between him and Hillary, I will throw the dice and go with him. Sitting out is not an option.