jerseyhoya wrote:

TomatoPie wrote:If you wanted to bet against Drumpf getting the nomination, how would you do it?

I'm smelling some easy money here

Field as GOP nominee is +335 on my online book. Trump is a yuge favorite.

Trump wrote:I've got great odds. The best odds. People always tell me my odds are great.

Soon after he arrived at the so-called “Jungle” migrant camp in Calais, alone and ill from a badly infected cut to his stomach, 12-year-old Wahid was provided with a wooden shack in which to live.

On Tuesday night, his makeshift home demolished by French work crews, he was sleeping just a few hundred metres away, but now inside a small, draughty tent.

Brantt wrote:

MoBettle wrote:Late deciders are not going for trump.

And early deciders who make up the majority of the electorate are going big for him.

Soren wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

TomatoPie wrote:If you wanted to bet against Drumpf getting the nomination, how would you do it?

I'm smelling some easy money here

Field as GOP nominee is +335 on my online book. Trump is a yuge favorite.

Trump wrote:I've got great odds. The best odds. People always tell me my odds are great.

Trump wrote:So this guy, what's his name? jerseyhoya or whatever? Never heard of him. He says I said something about my odds. I never said anything about my odds. My odds are great by the way. I don't even need to say anything about them. My odds are the best odds.

thephan wrote:We need to remember what we are dealing with... in 2011 it was reported that most American's thought that China was the #1 world economy. 5 years later that is still a prevailing thought, but the people polled, both republican and democrat, have a positive feeling that the US might regain the top spot in the not too distant future.

If you are lost, the US economy is, and has been, the world's largest economy by a wide margin by most measures.

Then & Now

China was on track to over take the US on or about 2031, but they have may have had a little mishap since becoming a reserve currency and the market imploding at that very moment.

Gimpy wrote:Is Trump anyone's number two option? Like will anyone opt for him once their favored candidate drops out?

I know my first question is opening up Trump is poop jokes, but it still stands.

JUburton wrote:

thephan wrote:We need to remember what we are dealing with... in 2011 it was reported that most American's thought that China was the #1 world economy. 5 years later that is still a prevailing thought, but the people polled, both republican and democrat, have a positive feeling that the US might regain the top spot in the not too distant future.

If you are lost, the US economy is, and has been, the world's largest economy by a wide margin by most measures.

Then & Now

China was on track to over take the US on or about 2031, but they have may have had a little mishap since becoming a reserve currency and the market imploding at that very moment.

this reminds me of one of my friends asking me if we're still a superpower. BITCH [he's male so this is ok], WE'RE THE ONLY SUPERPOWER.

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:Brantt answer these 4 easy questions for us



Please tell me which one you think is more important for a child to have: independence or respect for elders?
Please tell me which one you think is more important for a child to have: obedience or self-reliance?
Please tell me which one you think is more important for a child to have: to be considerate or to be well-behaved?
Please tell me which one you think is more important for a child to have: curiosity or good manners?

pacino wrote: but now inside a small, draughty tent.

Wahid wrote:It may be small, but we got Pliny on tap

Gimpy wrote:Is Trump anyone's number two option? Like will anyone opt for him once their favored candidate drops out?

I know my first question is opening up Trump is poop jokes, but it still stands.

thephan wrote:We need to remember what we are dealing with... in 2011 it was reported that most American's thought that China was the #1 world economy. 5 years later that is still a prevailing thought, but the people polled, both republican and democrat, have a positive feeling that the US might regain the top spot in the not too distant future.

If you are lost, the US economy is, and has been, the world's largest economy by a wide margin by most measures.

Then & Now

China was on track to over take the US on or about 2031, but they have may have had a little mishap since becoming a reserve currency and the market imploding at that very moment.

drsmooth wrote:Apparently Romney - remember Romney? - has decided to hold himself a presser tomorrow. Just a disinterested observer, offering his disinterested observations, no doubt....

pacino wrote:Republicans will back Trump if he's their nominee. They're going to use him as much as he's using them. Let's be real here. They give him some whistles. Their voters will forget their previous declarations. All the Cruz voters will realize he's not any different than Cruz; same with Rubio. It'll be another tight race for the president. Clinton will win, but it won't be a landslide, I don't think. It'll be a landslide like Obama-McCain but not affect down ballot near as much.