The Official Trump Thread

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by A790
Did he really say anything during that speech?

He said that America is at the brink of, or has dawned on... five or six times.

It was a speech of sound bites. Applause was weak throughout.

Sad!

http://theslot.jezebel.com/donald-tr...ech-1791429625

Originally posted by HiTempguy1


They just look petty. Like how apparently a lot of "fashion designers" publicly said they wouldn't do designs for the first lady.



The libtards are a bunch of shit stains. Nothing like this was going on when Obama was elected in 2008. No protests, no riots, no molotovs and riots breaking out.

Trump's brand is very negative and divisive. So I don't blame businesses (entertainment is a business) do not want ties with that.

Protests are also fall out from that divisiveness. I'm sure if it were Geb Bush, it would be less opposition.

[HiTempguy1]

Originally posted by Xtrema


Trump's brand is very negative and divisive.

Obama's has been the past 4 years as well Those that don't see that have blinders on. BLM has been the worst thing to come about for rights in general in years, and he supported them. Pitting social/economic classes against each other, pitting black people against police.

All Obama's doing.

But in other news Bill staring at Ivanka

[Seth1968]

Originally posted by Xtrema


http://theslot.jezebel.com/donald-tr...ech-1791429625

She calls that plagiarism

The words aren't even similar, and both speeches are generic representations of speeches that have been made by thousands of others.

[rage2]

Originally posted by Seth1968
She calls that plagiarism

The words aren't even similar, and both speeches are generic representations of speeches that have been made by thousands of others.

[max_boost]

Go Trump Go!

Always nice to see the left protest, cry and go home.

[OTown]

Originally posted by HiTempguy1


Obama's has been the past 4 years as well Those that don't see that have blinders on. BLM has been the worst thing to come about for rights in general in years, and he supported them. Pitting social/economic classes against each other, pitting black people against police.

Completely agree. I liked Obama but that was so poorly dealt with on his part.

[Gestalt]

Obama is the typical liberal. Say nice things, do the opposite. The middle east is not better now than under Bush. Tried to provoke Russia at every step. Lied about supporting ISIS in Syria. Didn't close Guantanamo. Commutes Manning who talked about Bush lies, no such luck with Snowden who exposes Obama's massive surveillance. Passed a health care law that punishes people for not being customers (forces them into a market), but does nothing to stop the costs rising. He failed, 100% at everything he did. Made Trump possible. I fell for some of it, but standing back and looking at results, cant help bu conclude he was a failure.

Trump speaks bluntly, no rosey picture to lie about. Ugly truth. But its truth.

[msommers]

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by Gestalt


Trump speaks bluntly, no rosey picture to lie about. Ugly truth. But its truth.

Truths like how people shouldn't vaccinate their kids?

[ercchry]

[A790]

I hope that Trump performs well. I don't care for him personally, but I do care that he does a good job.

Let's see what he does. His turn, now.

[HiTempguy1]

Originally posted by Mitsu3000gt


Truths like how people shouldn't vaccinate their kids?

He didn't say that

And while if there is one thing I am completely behind, its vaccines, even CNN had to actually report what really went on:

http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/10/politi...ne-commission/

So basically, its a big pile of nothing.

[ZenOps]

So I went grocery shopping at noon.

Damn, it was like all the women were ready to rip off my head and spit on my neck. Or was I reading that wrong.

[A790]

Originally posted by ZenOps
Or was I reading that wrong.

... this might be a recurring theme for you.

[rx7_turbo2]

Just finished watching the speech, I see the sniffing is still an issue

[mr2mike]

Originally posted by jacky4566
Also remember that Pierre Trudeau would openly walk in the park and talk with his constituents, anyone could just walk up to him. Minimal security and certainly no army.

Clearly, you need a history lesson. Canada invoked a War Measures Act under his reign. Wasn't all roses and flowers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/October_Crisis

[Gestalt]

Originally posted by mr2mike


Clearly, you need a history lesson. Canada invoked a War Measures Act under his reign. Wasn't all roses and flowers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/October_Crisis

In all fairness, context seems relevant in that case. I've read 85% of Canadians supported it at the time, and were impressed frenchy Trudeau was willing to stomp out the FLQ separatists the way he did.

[ZenOps]

Originally posted by A790

... this might be a recurring theme for you.

Heh. Seriously though, it was bad - and I've been doing my own grocery shopping for a decade now.

[A790]

Originally posted by ZenOps


Heh. Seriously though, it was bad - and I've been doing my own grocery shopping for a decade now.

lol you left the door open, had to walk through it...

I have felt no disdain from the ladies in my life today, though I haven't been grocery shopping in a while.

[ZenOps]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-0...ss-until-today

"Like everything else about him, Trump's speech was indeed a break from established tradition, and nowhere was this more obvious than in the selection of words that had never appeared previously in any US inaugural address._ Some of them: bleed, carnage, depletion, disrepair, flush, Islamic, ripped, sad, rusted, sprawl, stealing, stolen, subsidized, tombstones, trapped, trillions, unstoppable."