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23 Nov 16
03:04
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He doesn't have to say a thing until he's the Pres ?
but he's dumping all his policies now ? too much information ?
I think he wants to leave it to Pence.
but he's dumping all his policies now ? too much information ?
I think he wants to leave it to Pence.
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You are probably right about leaving it to Pence. It would be in line with what Kasich said about when Trump sounded him out for the VP slot; more significantly it is in line with Trump's campaign where his policies were all over the place, and often retracted or reversed within a few days.
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2 elections both sides of pond within months of each other and if repolled would get opposite happening
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there's a rather obvious problem for trump, in that in a sh1t-slinging campaign he can get away with all sorts of bullsh1t, and not have to worry too much about what he says because it's all about how awful hillary is (and "gina")
The moment he starts to try to be serious and considered, and there's no opponent to divert everyone's gaze onto, his shortcomings become extremely vivid. |
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only using the evidence which has actualy happened since brexit, why would the vote be different,all the evidence points to a bigger win for leave,or are you still listening to the luvies
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The thing about a Trump is you don't want it to follow through.
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DStyle
Don't you think his shortcomings were bleeding obvious from Day 1 ? |
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to neutrals and those opposed to him, of course.
but not to plenty of those who were voting for him. Crisp = can't be long until people start calling him Donald Shart. |
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All along I think Trump was aiming to be second, never thinking he would actually win ! He said stuff that would have been the end for any other candidate, but he knew it would get the press headlines.
So the end result which back-fired dramatically was like a comedy sketch gone wrong ! I just don't think he actually expected to win. And that speech when he was on stage with all his family, he didn't seem like someone who really expected to end up winning. But he appealed to normal working classes who were really p1ssed off with politicians, plus the fact a lot of Americans hate Clinton. And a definite trend this year for shock results, Corbyn, Brexit, and now Trump !  DStyle "The moment he starts to try to be serious and considered, and there's no opponent to divert everyone's gaze onto, his shortcomings become extremely vivid." Exactly ! |
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Er....Corbyn was not a shock result this year !!! Owen Smith would have been
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Eric Lipton @EricLiptonNYT
NYPOST: Key adviser claims Elton John will play at Trump's inauguration  |
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"Er....Corbyn was not a shock result this year !!!"
I meant when he was 100-1 to become leader of the Labour party, but that was last year wasn't it, not this year, sorry. And not sure he actually wanted the job anyway, just like Trump, never really expected to win..... |