12-year-old running Trump campaign office in Colorado
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Yep- a lotta kids I work with are just like that.
We had a "Constitutional Convention" at a local University. The college students couldn't even tell you what the Amendments were. Our kids sank 'em.
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Actually, Stalin had a much higher body count (assuming we're not counting war deaths), though that's well beside the point of my analogy.
In any event, the murders attributed to Hillary over the years are small potatoes compared to the policy issues at stake.
And on those issues (wars, increasingly socialistic economic policy, increasing loss of civil liberties, etc), Trump = Hillary, Hillary = Trump.
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Ummmm....pretty sure Hitlery is a globalist socialist instead of a national socialist. Need a new word. Glazi?
Or you could create your own site where you can all talk about your favorite tyrants and how they will run your life for you. But I guess that would take more brain power than most trump supporters have. Sorry to interrupt. You can go back to sounding stupid again.
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Yep.
And in death and loss of liberty, Stalin made Hitler look like an amateur.
I'd say:
Hillary Stalin
Donald the Trumpet Hitler
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I was speaking in terms of national socialist (Hitler) compared to global socialist (Stalin)- not body counts, per se.
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I really thought you were just a little misguided until I read this........... As in your core philosophy was generally acceptable to me, but I still don't know how you're arriving at this far fetched conclusion.
Hillary has a, extensive, documented political record of what she has tangibly done, while Trump is a neophyte with no known record. Unless, you own a time machine of some type, this is awfully subjective.
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False
He has a long record of expressing his support for terrible, radically unlibertarian policies and politicians.
That record is described in great detail in the Trump Opposition Research Thread.
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He has served in a public capacity like Hillary? That's where the rubber meets the road so to speak. Buying politicians for business favors doesn't nearly carry the same weight as actively participating in the governmental structure.
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No, why would that matter?
Person A has expressed support for policy X; therefore, we can infer that if elected President this person will pursue policy x.
That applies to everyone, regardless of whether the person held office previously.
Forget the donations to the likes of Hillary, how about his many public statements in support of specific policies?
Was doing TV interviews to praise the bailouts and stimulus, or posting a youtube video praising he invasion of Libya "just business" too somehow?
...despite whatever tortured logic you'll deploy in your next post to say "yes," the answer is very clearly "no."
He held/holds those views, and we should therefore infer that he would govern in accordance with them: i.e. terribly.
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Trump wants to bring in people to govern on his behalf, while he is in charge of photo ops and the new Department of Making America Great Again:
Trump Adviser: Trump Will Outsource Being President to His VP
How Donald Trump Picked His Running Mate
Trump: Christie, Cotton 'high on the list for something,' if not VP
Trump Tells Donors He Wants Mnuchin for Treasury, Fortune Says
Trump Adviser: Trump Will Outsource Being President to His VP
How Donald Trump Picked His Running Mate
Trump: Christie, Cotton 'high on the list for something,' if not VP
Trump Tells Donors He Wants Mnuchin for Treasury, Fortune Says
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so?...
geez...you hillary supporters are working overtime in here...
No one is supporting Hillary that I know of.
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lol...and yet you support a liberal....
oh well...nobody's perfect...
If you mean liberal in its original sense, yes indeed:
- end the fed, return to gold standard
- balance the budget through spending cuts
- replace all existing taxes with single FairTax
- abolish Dept. of Education
- opposes all business subsidies
- opposed TARP
- opposed auto company bailouts
- opposes Keynesian stimulus spending
- opposed Obamacare
- opposed the Medicare Part D expansion under Bush
- favors cutting social security, medicare, and medicaid
- opposes labor unions
- wants to eliminate the minimum wage
- opposes immigration restrictions/deportation
- favors tree trade, opposes tariffs
- opposes governmental regulation of internet
- opposes PATRIOT Act and NSA spying
- opposed Iraq and Libya Wars
- opposes involvement in Syria Civil War
- opposes involvement in Ukraine Civil War
- favors immediate withdrawal from Afghanistan
- favors cuts in defense spending
- supports 2nd Amendment
- opposes War on Drugs
- favors legalization of assisted suicide
i suspect you're a closet supporter of clinton...proof is in your million or so posts beating up on your candidates opponent...
if it quacks like a duck...that sort of thing, but carry on, you're amusing me.
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