Correct, President Trump is the NRA and the NRA is POTUS.
MurderDubs wrote:
Trump is not a conservative. If you are one, I have no idea why you are heartened by his election.
DRINK F*** FIGHT wrote:MurderDubs wrote:Correct, President Trump is the NRA and the NRA is POTUS.
Trump is not a conservative. If you are one, I have no idea why you are heartened by his election.
All CITIZENS of the United States....YOU...HAVE....BEEN.....
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This is a weird red herring.
MurderDubs wrote:
Trump is not a conservative. If you are one, I have no idea why you are heartened by his election.
Sorry, I must have missed all the gun-grabbing that happened during the last eight years of a Democrat president. When did that happen?
Gun grabbing libbbbtards....YOU...HAVE....BEEN.....
DECIMATED❗
You realize that this is one of the very worst reasons to select a president. It should have no role at all in your selection of who you think could best lead our country.
Arthur P. Fonz wrote:
And furthermore, many of us revel in the joy of seeing the smugness slapped right off the faces of people who were just so sure Clinton was the Chosen One. The smug sense of moral (among other forms of) superiority many people proudly wear like a badge still won't get Clinton elected president. Her supporters have had an awfully, awfully difficult time reconciling this fact.
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That's the thing, though. Both candidates have some very strong negative. In my educated opinion, neither is a better choice over the other based simply on policies. So when I can't confidently choose one person over the other based on how well I think they will lead our country, I am perfectly OK making sure that the people in this country who want to force "progressivism" down our throats have to take a step back and realize how terrible their social agenda is.
well....... wrote:Arthur P. Fonz wrote:You realize that this is one of the very worst reasons to select a president. It should have no role at all in your selection of who you think could best lead our country.
And furthermore, many of us revel in the joy of seeing the smugness slapped right off the faces of people who were just so sure Clinton was the Chosen One. The smug sense of moral (among other forms of) superiority many people proudly wear like a badge still won't get Clinton elected president. Her supporters have had an awfully, awfully difficult time reconciling this fact.
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Unfortunately I think your reason is common. Trump helped foster it. Sad for those who parrot this as a reason.
I think you have bought into Trump's campaign of personal attack (obviously demonstrated through his relished "lock her up chants"). If you had told that there are certain progressive policies that you don't like as a reason for your vote, I would have more respect for your reasoning. But instead you state that you voted that way to basically teach the progressives a lesson.
Arthur P. Fonz wrote:well....... wrote:That's the thing, though. Both candidates have some very strong negative. In my educated opinion, neither is a better choice over the other based simply on policies. So when I can't confidently choose one person over the other based on how well I think they will lead our country, I am perfectly OK making sure that the people in this country who want to force "progressivism" down our throats have to take a step back and realize how terrible their social agenda is.Arthur P. Fonz wrote:You realize that this is one of the very worst reasons to select a president. It should have no role at all in your selection of who you think could best lead our country.
And furthermore, many of us revel in the joy of seeing the smugness slapped right off the faces of people who were just so sure Clinton was the Chosen One. The smug sense of moral (among other forms of) superiority many people proudly wear like a badge still won't get Clinton elected president. Her supporters have had an awfully, awfully difficult time reconciling this fact.
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Unfortunately I think your reason is common. Trump helped foster it. Sad for those who parrot this as a reason.
Yes Hillary was a terrible campaigner who never won an election on her own except in New York State(heavily democratic). However, Trump is still does not have the right stuff, only the wrong stuff.
Mvemjsunp wrote:
I think one of the more amusing thoughts regarding this election and President Trump is an ovulation is that every time a liberal whines and cries about the mean stuff President Trump says, or how incompetent they think he is, they are also reminding them selves of how terrible of job they did at finding a candidate who could beat him. If Trump is such an inapt leader and such and obviously terrible choice, it doesn't say much about the Democratic Party that they couldn't even mount a successful campaign against him.
Don't trouble yourself with non sequitur arguments like "but, but, but.....muh popular vote!" I suspect that someone is just itching to throw that one out there, so I figured I'd head it off and help you realize what an ineffective and non-starter argument that is.
I think you're still missing the point. Your vision is clouded by your love for Clinton. There was no reason for me to vote for Clinton. Trump was the default, with the added bonus of everything else I mentioned.
Oh please... wrote:
I weep for our democracy.
Yes, let's vote for someone to so we can wipe the smiles of a smug, faceless progressive.
What an idiot.
"Smugness is not a good quality".
Arthur P. Fonz wrote:MurderDubs wrote:This is a weird red herring.
Trump is not a conservative. If you are one, I have no idea why you are heartened by his election.
Also, people like you who try to polarize things further by assuming everyone is 100% democrat or 100% republican never seem to graduate past elementary understanding of the world and it's workings.
You don't have to be a hardcore republican to agree with some (or even all) of Trump's views or policies. And furthermore, many of us revel in the joy of seeing the smugness slapped right off the faces of people who were just so sure Clinton was the Chosen One. The smug sense of moral (among other forms of) superiority many people proudly wear like a badge still won't get Clinton elected president. Her supporters have had an awfully, awfully difficult time reconciling this fact.
The collective temper tantrums of many of her supporters/voters around the country have been embarrassing but extremely entertaining.
I'm certainly not saying Trump will be a great president. He may not even be a particularly good one. But since I don't believe Hillary would be any better, those factors cancel out. We are left with the joy of watching a bunch of special snowflakes and SJWs cry into their gluten-free coconut water over what they just know in their hearts could've and should've been.
I hope America can be great again.