[arista]

1st title of thread
Donald Trump Wins Republican Caucus In Nevada


[Billionaire Donald Trump has taken another stride
towards the White House with victory in the Nevada caucuses.
The colorful tycoon recorded his third straight win in the race
for the Republican nomination for president.
He now heads into next week's Super Tuesday vote
in 11 states with his rivals struggling to find a way to stop him.]


http://news.sky.com/story/1647511/do...ucus-in-nevada

[lostalex]

I can't wait for President trump to visit the UK and insist that the Queen curtsey to him.

[arista]

Originally Posted by lostalex

I can't wait for President trump to visit the UK and insist that the Queen curtsey to him.

how nice

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by arista

how nice

BOW BITCH!

[arista]

[bots]

Double the votes of second place is a pretty impressive win

[DemolitionRed]

Lets say Trump gets in and rounds up and deports 11 million immigrants in 18 months like he promisses; is he going to pick up the tab for devastating entire communities? Is he prepared for the collateral damage that's going to cause?

Trumps tax plans look great until you calculate its going to reduce tax revenue by over $10 trillion and dramatically increase the deficit and budget debt http://taxfoundation.org/article/det...ump-s-tax-plan

What is it about Trump that's so fantastic? He's a man who can talk a good talk but he's a McDonald chef who's written an elaborate menu that he can't actually cook. If he gets in, he's going to go down in history as the president of broken promises.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

What is it about Trump that's so fantastic?

Pat Condell as a view


Don't watch if sensitive to somebody speaking their mind, I have warned you.

Youtube video

[DemolitionRed]

Actually I wasn't talking about Muslims, I was talking about the 11 million Mexicans and $400 billion to $600 billion to address the issue of deportation and that's only the start of it. According to budgetary research the final cost would be around $1.6 trillion. http://americanactionforum.org/resea...mmigration-alt

That man could of got away with that if video he'd talked about Trumps real stance on Mexican illegal immigration polices and how he proposed to implement his suggestions; instead he concentrated on the one thing he had a personal beef with. That was merely a supporters speech, nothing more.

[MTVN]

Decent result for Rubio, Carson will surely drop out now and Kasich will probably follow. Just need Cruz to lose Texas and it'll be between Rubio and Trump

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Decent result for Rubio, Carson will surely drop out now and Kasich will probably follow. Just need Cruz to lose Texas and it'll be between Rubio and Trump

I think its already over. Super Tuesday will give Trump Texas and probably make Trump unbeatable. It'll be well over by the time they get to Florida, where Rubio is from, and then its gonna be embarrassing when Trump beats him there too.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Actually I wasn't talking about Muslims, I was talking about the 11 million Mexicans and $400 billion to $600 billion to address the issue of deportation and that's only the start of it. According to budgetary research the final cost would be around $1.6 trillion. http://americanactionforum.org/resea...mmigration-alt

That man could of got away with that if video he'd talked about Trumps real stance on Mexican illegal immigration polices and how he proposed to implement his suggestions; instead he concentrated on the one thing he had a personal beef with. That was merely a supporters speech, nothing more.

But Trump is gonna make Mexico pay for that.

[Kizzy]

Trumpsilla queen of the desert :/

[Tom4784]

He'll get the nomination but there's no way in hell he'll actually win the election. He's an easy win for the Democrats.

[lostalex]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

He'll get the nomination but there's no way in hell he'll actually win the election. He's an easy win for the Democrats.

I concur.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

He'll get the nomination but there's no way in hell he'll actually win the election. He's an easy win for the Democrats.

If he runs against Hillary I'm not so sure. She has a very high unfavorable rating which basically means the majority of people DO NOT want her to become President. Due to the super delegate fiasco in New Hampshire and other factors, it looks like she's being fast tracked to the nomination but most of the polls say Bernie has a better chance of beating Trump. Trump will hammer Hillary on her ties to big bussness and she cannot give good responses. It will look again like the Clinton Family are hiding something.

Whatever happens its gonna be very entertaining but I think a Trump V Hillary race will be closer than people think.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

If he runs against Hillary I'm not so sure. She has a very high unfavorable rating which basically means the majority of people of people DO NOT want her to become President. Due to the super delegate fiasco in New Hampshire and other factors, it looks like she's being fast tracked to the nomination but most of the polls say Bernie has a better chance of beating Trump. Trump will hammer Hillary on her ties to big bussness and she cannot give good responses. It will look again like the Clinton Family are hiding something.

Whatever happens its gonna be very entertaining but I think a Trump V Hillary race will be closer than people think.

But Trump's has pretty much offended everyone who isn't white and/or is (at least) casually racist and you can't win the white house with just the middle class white vote anymore.

Most people will vote for Hillary just because she's better than the alternative.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

But Trump's has pretty much offended everyone who isn't white and/or is (at least) casually racist and you can't win the white house with just the middle class white vote anymore.

Most people will vote for Hillary just because she's better than the alternative.

I hope you're right but her unfavourables are as high as Trumps. He has the advantage that he's not part of the establishment and doesn't answer to anyone; Hillary cant make that claim.

The Hispanic vote gave Trump the vote in Nevada so he's getting some minority votes.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/02/25/po...latino-voters/

[MTVN]

Hilary the wife of an ex-president, part of a familial dynasty, establishment figure, has had her share of ****s ups like the Benghazi attack and her private email server

Not hard at all to see people flocking to the Donald instead of her

[arista]

Donald Trump has said sorry
to those he upset

What a guy

Trump says SORRY? The Donald admits he 'regrets' causing 'personal pain' with his inflammatory comments and adds sometimes 'you don't choose the right words'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz4Ho0JPN6M

[GiRTh]

All of them?

[MB.]

His scriptwriter said sorry to the people he upset - I doubt Donald's felt empathy since 1971

[arista]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

All of them?

Yes Except
the Clinton Criminal Bitch


and that silly Mexican president
who said "feck " Live on USA Daytime TV.

[arista]

Originally Posted by MB.

His scriptwriter said sorry to the people he upset - I doubt Donald's felt empathy since 1971

He is doing the right thing
thats what matters

[GiRTh]

Campaign reboot: Trump expresses regret for saying 'the wrong thing,' doesn't specify

He's apologised but has not been specific. Much like all his policies theres not much other than his word to go on but, like when he claimed Obama founded ISIS, what if he changes his mind in a couple of days and says he was being sarcastic