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JSO, let's keep them straight (no homo).

1) Does anybody on this board want Trump to be President?: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=44735
2) Republican Voters Disconnected from Reality: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=44966
3) Will Evangelicals realize Trump is Satan's Servant?: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=44952
4) I'm Changing to Republican: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45017
5) So much for Trump Handling losing so well : http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45025
6) David Duke says to Vote for Trump: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 2#p1037782
7) Darn. No more "Lemmings" metaphor.: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45068
8) Trump Thread X: Trump Lying about Trump University: http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 8#p1038958
9) It's not a "Free Speech" denial http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45215
10) Sean Hannity is an Idiot http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45212
11) The Distilled Truth about Trump Supporters http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45240
12) Another Trump Thread http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45334
13) Site Rating Various Polls http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45333
14) Trump Demagoguing/Lying Again
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=45359#p1047637
15) Trump Widens Lead Nationally in Fox News Poll http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45373
16) Why would Ryan meet with Trump? http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45481
17) Example of the way Trump lies http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45490
18) Trump Chickens Out http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45579
19) CNN Crushing Fox News in Ratings Because... http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45683
20) Art of the Deal Ghost Writer Slamming Trump http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=45900
21) Just say he was Joking http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46033
22) No,Trump, you would not have beaten Obamahttp://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... p#p1101726
23) This is why Trump flakes must believe polls are wrong http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... p#p1108170
24) Stock Market http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47480
25) Dishonesty http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47478
26) Over and Under on Rosenstein being fired http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47479
27) A study that agrees with me http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47465
28) On the idea that the polls got the election wrong http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46978
29) Heartbroken over Rand Paul's Posture http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47261
30) An honest and objective assessment of poll performance http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47086
31) Man I hope I can find that on Youtube http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=47087
32) It wasn't "The Economy Stupid" http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46641
33) The Handwriting is on the Wall http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46593
34) The Education Factor http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46577
35) Proposed solution http://www.championshipsubdivision.com/ ... 10&t=46631

3/14 Update: Added threads 9 and 10.
3/15 Update: Added thread #11.
4/8 Update: Added threads 12 & 13. Thanks BDK
4/14 Update: Added thread 14. Thanks again BDK.
5/10 uPDATE: Added threads 15-17
7/22 Updated: Added threads 18-20. Thanks BDK.
8/10 Updated: Added thread 21.
05/18 Update: Added threads 22-35. 28-25 are out of order. So sue me.

It's awesome because Trump (and his success) is the absolute reflection of the Republican Party and it's freaking those folks the fuck out.

I've never liked Trump, but he's past the point of embarrassing the party - he's so contradictory I'm not sure you can even say for certain to which party he belongs. The third grade insults, lack of substance, and general arrogance have me pointed toward anyone but him at this point. The sound bites from last nights' "performance" are just ridiculous.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwDvF0NtgdU[/youtube]

After spending 45 years crafting a base from the most ignorant and bigoted people in the nation, an outsider has waltzed in, stolen their creation, and is now beating the living shit out of them with it and they're so feeble-minded that they can't even see the humor in the situation. Which you have to admit is absofuckinglutely hilarious. Poor dumb rednecks were supposed to do what they was told....

kalm wrote:It's awesome because Trump (and his success) is the absolute reflection of the Republican Party and it's freaking those folks the fuck out.

....and is the absolute reaction to Obama and the Donks.

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly's popularity tipped the hand.

kalm wrote:

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly's popularity tipped the hand.

I normally don't find much fault with Zakaria, but I somewhat disagree. To say that the conks have cornered the market on populism after two Obama terms is a misnomer. Additionally, I think we've seen race relations fall to a new low under this administration, which certainly can't be placed solely on republicans. And 20 years ago we were in the middle of the first Clinton administration.

I do agree that Trump is checking a lot of boxes for a lot of people. Americans have been afraid since 9/11 and any politician in this era who can effectively sell fear (of minorities, of muslims, of immigrants, etc.) will do well.

kalm wrote:

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly's popularity tipped the hand.

"Flirted" with bigotry and racism?


It's called the "southern strategy".

The Republican base is like a teenage girl finding a boyfriend with a tattoo, black leather jacket, and a motorcycle because she's angry with her dad. It'll pass.

ASUG8 wrote:I've never liked Trump, but he's past the point of embarrassing the party - he's so contradictory I'm not sure you can even say for certain to which party he belongs. The third grade insults, lack of substance, and general arrogance have me pointed toward anyone but him at this point. The sound bites from last nights' "performance" are just ridiculous.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwDvF0NtgdU[/youtube]

Nailed it. I caught about 20 minutes of the debate (ironically the immigration portion ) and heard Trump scramble his way out of his hard line stance on illegal immigration. Heard Rubio and Cruz take him to town for hiring foreign workers over Americans at his Palm Beach hotel, which of course fed into the supposed tapes that the NY Times (or another paper, I forget) has that supposedly outlines Trump saying he is outright lying to the conks (I realize that the tapes issue is all he said she said, so I'm not putting a lot of stock in its existence). Trump then went on to claim he'll make deals cause that is what a President is suppose to do.

So out of that 20 minutes or so that I listened to, how exactly is he the hard liner that is going to blow the system up?

Cluck, you there? Paging Clucky. Paging clucky...



Trump just epictrolled the conks in a serious way.

houndawg wrote:After spending 45 years crafting a base from the most ignorant and bigoted people in the nation, an outsider has waltzed in, stolen their creation, and is now beating the living shit out of them with it and they're so feeble-minded that they can't even see the humor in the situation. Which you have to admit is absofuckinglutely hilarious. Poor dumb rednecks were supposed to do what they was told....

kalm wrote:

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly's popularity tipped the hand.

Incredibly dumb thing to write. This guy had an opportunity, many years ago, to be relevant. He's been disappointing ever since.

Cluck U wrote:

kalm wrote:

Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly's popularity tipped the hand.

Incredibly dumb thing to write. This guy had an opportunity, many years ago, to be relevant. He's been disappointing ever since.

Yeah, he's just another Donk scold now, and a Muslin to boot (although he calls himself "secular").

Ivytalk wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
Incredibly dumb thing to write. This guy had an opportunity, many years ago, to be relevant. He's been disappointing ever since.

Yeah, he's just another Donk scold now, and a Muslin to boot (although he calls himself "secular").

Hey, I've heard of, and read, someone you also know.

See...all we have to do is keep finding common ground. Someday we will share crabs...and I won't make you pick up the check.

No self respecting Conservative would ever allow themselves to agree publicly with the Fareed post...
But its absolutely all the reasons I love TRUMP

there's no reason for me to pretend it's not...

houndawg wrote:After spending 45 years crafting a base from the most ignorant and bigoted people in the nation, an outsider has waltzed in, stolen their creation, and is now beating the living **** out of them with it and they're so feeble-minded that they can't even see the humor in the situation. Which you have to admit is absofuckinglutely hilarious. Poor dumb rednecks were supposed to do what they was told....

I hate to break this to you but, though I don't know about the most bigoted part, the Democratic Party has the more ignorant base among the two major parties, and I'm confident that exit polling will once again support that assessment.

I also think that a lot of Trump's support is coming from outside of what has traditionally been the Republican Party. Not that there aren't a whole lot of people who have been Republicans for a while with him. But I also think there are a lot of people who haven't been Republicans who are voting in Republican primaries for him.

Here's an article on an example of what I'm talking about (in Massachusetts, of all places):

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_pol ... atic_party

Pwns wrote:The Republican base is like a teenage girl finding a boyfriend with a tattoo, black leather jacket, and a motorcycle because she's angry with her dad. It'll pass.

I don't think Trump is the favorite of what in the past has been the "Republican Base." I don't have a scientific poll but I obviously know a lot of people who have been part of that. My wife has been a very active Tea Party type Republican for a while now. She became a member of the State Republican Central Committee when she was drafted to run for that by people who were against the Republican establishment. My son was real big in the Tea Party movement. My daughter too.

All of them are horrified by Trump. All have said they absolutely would not vote for him in the general election just as I have. They have said they will either abstain or vote for a third party candidate. I might actually vote for the Democratic nominee. If it looks like Louisiana is close I will do that. As bad as whoever the Democrat nominee would be, they can't be as bad as Trump.

I've also talked to other family members, people at work, etc., who I know to have been Republicans for a long time. Not a single one of them likes Trump. All of them are, like my immediate family, horrified by what is going on and none of them can believe this is happening.

Did y'all notice that Trump said he'd save $300 billion in medicare spending by controlling prescription costs when Medicare spends about $140 billion per year on prescriptions?

I swear, the fact that ANYBODY would vote for that buffoon/arsehole much less have THIS going on is surreal.

JohnStOnge wrote:Did y'all notice that Trump said he'd save $300 billion in medicare spending by controlling prescription costs when Medicare spends about $140 billion per year on prescriptions?

I swear, the fact that ANYBODY would vote for that buffoon/arsehole much less have THIS going on is surreal.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Pwns wrote:The Republican base is like a teenage girl finding a boyfriend with a tattoo, black leather jacket, and a motorcycle because she's angry with her dad. It'll pass.

I don't think Trump is the favorite of what in the past has been the "Republican Base." I don't have a scientific poll but I obviously know a lot of people who have been part of that. My wife has been a very active Tea Party type Republican for a while now. She became a member of the State Republican Central Committee when she was drafted to run for that by people who were against the Republican establishment. My son was real big in the Tea Party movement. My daughter too.

All of them are horrified by Trump. All have said they absolutely would not vote for him in the general election just as I have. They have said they will either abstain or vote for a third party candidate. I might actually vote for the Democratic nominee. If it looks like Louisiana is close I will do that. As bad as whoever the Democrat nominee would be, they can't be as bad as Trump.

I've also talked to other family members, people at work, etc., who I know to have been Republicans for a long time. Not a single one of them likes Trump. All of them are, like my immediate family, horrified by what is going on and none of them can believe this is happening.

Seriously. Why are ya'll horrified by him? How are other Republicans different? He honestly seems right in your wheel house.

JohnStOnge wrote:

houndawg wrote:After spending 45 years crafting a base from the most ignorant and bigoted people in the nation, an outsider has waltzed in, stolen their creation, and is now beating the living **** out of them with it and they're so feeble-minded that they can't even see the humor in the situation. Which you have to admit is absofuckinglutely hilarious. Poor dumb rednecks were supposed to do what they was told....

I hate to break this to you but, though I don't know about the most bigoted part, the Democratic Party has the more ignorant base among the two major parties, and I'm confident that exit polling will once again support that assessment.

I also think that a lot of Trump's support is coming from outside of what has traditionally been the Republican Party. Not that there aren't a whole lot of people who have been Republicans for a while with him. But I also think there are a lot of people who haven't been Republicans who are voting in Republican primaries for him.

Here's an article on an example of what I'm talking about (in Massachusetts, of all places):

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_pol ... atic_party

You're trying to change the subject, start a different thread if you want to compare bases.

You're wrong as usual. Trump is shoving the bigoted base the establishment created right up their conk arses and it is fvcking hilarious to behold.

Nobody gives a fvck what a bunch of feral, in-bred no-hopers in Piss, LA. think.

houndawg wrote:

JohnStOnge wrote:
I hate to break this to you but, though I don't know about the most bigoted part, the Democratic Party has the more ignorant base among the two major parties, and I'm confident that exit polling will once again support that assessment.

I also think that a lot of Trump's support is coming from outside of what has traditionally been the Republican Party. Not that there aren't a whole lot of people who have been Republicans for a while with him. But I also think there are a lot of people who haven't been Republicans who are voting in Republican primaries for him.

Here's an article on an example of what I'm talking about (in Massachusetts, of all places):

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/us_pol ... atic_party

You're trying to change the subject, start a different thread if you want to compare bases.

You're wrong as usual. Trump is shoving the bigoted base the establishment created right up their conk arses and it is fvcking hilarious to behold.

Nobody gives a fvck what a bunch of feral, in-bred no-hopers in Piss, LA. think.

And it is a spectacular shit show to watch.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Pwns wrote:The Republican base is like a teenage girl finding a boyfriend with a tattoo, black leather jacket, and a motorcycle because she's angry with her dad. It'll pass.

I don't think Trump is the favorite of what in the past has been the "Republican Base." I don't have a scientific poll but I obviously know a lot of people who have been part of that. My wife has been a very active Tea Party type Republican for a while now. She became a member of the State Republican Central Committee when she was drafted to run for that by people who were against the Republican establishment. My son was real big in the Tea Party movement. My daughter too.

All of them are horrified by Trump. All have said they absolutely would not vote for him in the general election just as I have. They have said they will either abstain or vote for a third party candidate. I might actually vote for the Democratic nominee. If it looks like Louisiana is close I will do that. As bad as whoever the Democrat nominee would be, they can't be as bad as Trump.

I've also talked to other family members, people at work, etc., who I know to have been Republicans for a long time. Not a single one of them likes Trump. All of them are, like my immediate family, horrified by what is going on and none of them can believe this is happening.

Voting 3rd party or staying at home is one thing. But only a phony conservative would ever vote for Hildabeast under ANY circumstances..

Voting 3rd party or staying at home is one thing. But only a phony conservative would ever vote for Hildabeast under ANY circumstances.

I disagree. A year ago I could never have envisioned a circumstance in which I would vote for Hillary. But the emergence of Donald Trump has changed things. There is no way that I could ever vote in a way that would increase the chances of Donald Trump being President. As bad as Hillary being President would be, Donald Trump being President would be worse.

As I told my wife a couple of months ago: If we got into a theoretical situation in which my vote was going to decide who would be President between Hillary and Trump, I would have to hold my nose really hard and vote for Hillary.

If it's Trump vs. Hillary in the general election and it looks like Louisiana is in play I am going to vote for Hillary.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Voting 3rd party or staying at home is one thing. But only a phony conservative would ever vote for Hildabeast under ANY circumstances.

I disagree. A year ago I could never have envisioned a circumstance in which I would vote for Hillary. But the emergence of Donald Trump has changed things. There is no way that I could ever vote in a way that would increase the chances of Donald Trump being President. As bad as Hillary being President would be, Donald Trump being President would be worse.

As I told my wife a couple of months ago: If we got into a theoretical situation in which my vote was going to decide who would be President between Hillary and Trump, I would have to hold my nose really hard and vote for Hillary.

If it's Trump vs. Hillary in the general election and it looks like Louisiana is in play I am going to vote for Hillary.

sounds like your backbone has been replaced by nuance.