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chuckie
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Right on!
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Lee
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US Marines: providing enemies of America an opportunity to die for their country since 1775.
What I say before any important decision.
F*ck it.
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DENNIS
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OK....no wall. Hows about a moat, for irrigation purposes of course, with gators and piranha swimming around the mines.
"YOU CAN'T LITTER ALUMINUM"
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chuckie
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Dennis, maybe you and I should try to get the food truck concession from Pena' for the Mexican side? Then we could sub it out to Drump, and drink
Pacifico and make money? Makes about as much sense as most of the other chit posted here....Or in the US election campaign...
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SFandH
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Just listened to his speech in Mexico. He read it very slowly and without emotion. Short "bulleted" (1,2,3,4) type speech. Wonder who wrote it.
The US and Mex are now best buds and we're going to work together to Make the Hemisphere Great Again.
It will be interesting to hear what the far right-wingers have to say. But, he knows they ain't going anywhere, he's got those folks locked up.
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rts551
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Calderon did not have kind wordds for him afterwards.
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Barry A.
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Personally, I am not too concerned about what people that have failed to solve many problems in the past have to say about Donald Trump.
I thought it was a good meeting, and good comments after, especially by Trump.
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SFandH
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Which comment did you like the best?
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Barry A.
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Well, more his demeanor than the actual "comments". He IS becoming more of a politician/Statesman (sadly) since practically EVERYBODY has jumped all
over him for his off-the-cuff statements, and the incredible miss-interpretation of his actual meanings despite what he actually says. That's
probably due to Kelly Ann joining the 'trump-train', and she is a pro.
In a nutshell, I liked what I heard, considering the circumstances. The thing that I like the best about Trump is that he takes a pragmatic approach
to problems, and history tells us that he will get things done and solve problems which is more than most politicians accomplish.
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woody with a view
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Quote: Originally posted by SFandH  | | Just listened to his speech in Mexico. He read it very slowly and without emotion. Short "bulleted" (1,2,3,4) type speech. Wonder who wrote it?
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You must think Obama writes his own speeches, right?
[Edited on 8-31-2016 by woody with a view]
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JC43
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What is the choice? Trump or Clinton - what is worse?
I see it this way: If an Orangutan could manage to have fund raisers ........ the next president would be an Orangutan ...... it can`t get no worse
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by Barry A. |
Well, more his demeanor than the actual "comments". He IS becoming more of a politician/Statesman (sadly) since practically EVERYBODY has jumped all
over him for his off-the-cuff statements, and the incredible miss-interpretation of his actual meanings despite what he actually says. That's
probably due to Kelly Ann joining the 'trump-train', and she is a pro.
In a nutshell, I liked what I heard, considering the circumstances. The thing that I like the best about Trump is that he takes a pragmatic approach
to problems, and history tells us that he will get things done and solve problems which is more than most politicians accomplish.
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How many times had he had bankrupt projects? History tells us he could ruin the country.
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chuckie
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JC43? Are you a registered US Voter? If not STFU...
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Barry A.
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| Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by Barry A. |
Well, more his demeanor than the actual "comments". He IS becoming more of a politician/Statesman (sadly) since practically EVERYBODY has jumped all
over him for his off-the-cuff statements, and the incredible miss-interpretation of his actual meanings despite what he actually says. That's
probably due to Kelly Ann joining the 'trump-train', and she is a pro.
In a nutshell, I liked what I heard, considering the circumstances. The thing that I like the best about Trump is that he takes a pragmatic approach
to problems, and history tells us that he will get things done and solve problems which is more than most politicians accomplish.
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How many times had he had bankrupt projects? History tells us he could ruin the country. |
Trump has had lots of projects over the years (that's how one gets rich)-------not all have been successful, most have---------the way I understand it
he has not had any "personal" bankruptcies. Generally, one has to take risks in order to accomplish big things--------Go Trump!! I do NOT like the
'status quo'!!!
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chuckie
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HEY! If you only did the "safe" stuff, you might as well work at Walmart..
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rts551
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| Quote: Originally posted by Barry A. | | Quote: Originally posted by rts551 | | Quote: Originally posted by Barry A. |
Well, more his demeanor than the actual "comments". He IS becoming more of a politician/Statesman (sadly) since practically EVERYBODY has jumped all
over him for his off-the-cuff statements, and the incredible miss-interpretation of his actual meanings despite what he actually says. That's
probably due to Kelly Ann joining the 'trump-train', and she is a pro.
In a nutshell, I liked what I heard, considering the circumstances. The thing that I like the best about Trump is that he takes a pragmatic approach
to problems, and history tells us that he will get things done and solve problems which is more than most politicians accomplish.
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How many times had he had bankrupt projects? History tells us he could ruin the country. |
Trump has had lots of projects over the years (that's how one gets rich)-------not all have been successful, most have---------the way I understand it
he has not had any "personal" bankruptcies. Generally, one has to take risks in order to accomplish big things--------Go Trump!! I do NOT like the
'status quo'!!!
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You can not afford to bankrupt (or fail) a country....even once.. I don't think he understands that.... http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/jun/...
Risking a country is different than risking a personal business.
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chuckie
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That's very profound...Look at our deficit and then say that..
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| Quote: Originally posted by DENNIS | | What's ridiculous is that some still take this literally. a 2000 mile brick wall? The Chinese didn't even come close to that.
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Oh really? Total miles of the Great wall of China = 13170 miles.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
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rts551
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Chuckie....we have not filed bankruptcy yet. In fact the government credit rating was downgraded from outstanding to Excellent in 2011. Still
considered not a problem. Now if we spend Billions more we do not have on more wars we do not need...that could change.
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motoged
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Chuckie,
Thanks for the warning to not comment on your political chit heap....a tough temptation to resist....
Don't believe everything you think....
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