It's looking more and more like President Trump. Cali

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cali (110,215 posts)

It's looking more and more like President Trump


As I've said from the beginning, Clinton will be the democratic nominee. But it seems more and more likely that trump will be the republican nominee.

It's a really poor matchup for dems. The kitchen sink has already been thrown at the asshole. Hell, he's even thrown it in his own face. He's still way ahead. He's still attracting a huge chunk of independent voters. He's a stah! And we live in a Hollywood celebrity obsessed culture. Being a celebrity lends credibility, amazingly enough.

Sure Clinton will pound experience. But the anti-establishment sentiment won't be converted by that. Donald Trump brings a lot of enthusiasm for him as a candidate, coupled with a lot of zeal to vote against Hillary.

Nothing is too low for trump. And while the Clinton machine does slimy well too, she doesn't do it as brazenly as trump.

Trump will easily win Florida. He will win Ohio where his anti-TPP rhetoric will resonate.

He stands a good shot at winning NH where Hillary just isn't liked or trusted and where far more republicans than dems turned out.

He will beat her in Iowa and Colorado.

Hill and the democratic establishment will deliver President Trump to us.

Someone is bitter today.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511305453

[Mr Mannn]

Didn't take long for the Hillbots to arrive. 166 replies.

At DI, the Hillbot rule is:
1) Deny everything. Its all a right wing conspiracy.
2) Insist that Hill wins in a landslide.
3) and did I mention DENIAL? 30 years of corruption and bribery must be denied! Seriously it never happened. It has already been debunked.
4) Hillary is inevitable. Bow before your master.

[Karin]

Did you see that interview of her with Scott Pelley?  "I have always tried to tell the truth."  With crazy eyes.  "Tried."  It reminded everybody of "it depends on what the meaning of is, is."

[BannedFromDU]

Did you see that interview of her with Scott Pelley?  "I have always tried to tell the truth."  With crazy eyes.  "Tried."  It reminded everybody of "it depends on what the meaning of is, is."

     What's worse is that the phrase she used was almost certainly provided to her by a group of lawyers, who sat around debating what her response should be to direct questioning. "I have always tried" is what the landed on. Pathetic Clinton bullshit as usual.

[zeitgeist]

Hillary would have been better off with George's line "It's not a lie if you believe it." 

[franksolich]

Someone is bitter today.

Well, too bad for the bitter old Vermontese cali primitive.

She's a big girl; it's long past time she's understood that she can't always have things her way.

[Patriot Guard Rider]

Well, too bad for the bitter old Vermontese cali primitive.

She's a big girl; it's long past time she's understood that she can't always have things her way.

I hope she's sitting in a dark corner of her bathroom, sucking her thumb, worried sick about what (won't) will happen should a Republican (especially Trump), be elected.

I just wish she'd tell me what drug she's on so I could invest in the company.