Brantt wrote:

pacino wrote:and the Breitbart reporter?
and the blind person?
and the multitude of others who were NOT 'mouthing off'?
the n words? the swearing? the violence?

no different than a sporting event, so no big. except, this is for the presidency of the United States, not a game between the Flyers and Rangers. it's disgusting. it's pathetic and it makes a complete joke of our country. i'm ashamed.

Wait.........there are shitty human beings who go to Trump rallies?

The hell you say!

"In the old days," Trump added, protesters would be "carried out on stretchers."

"I'd like to punch him in the face,"

"There may be somebody with tomatoes in the audience. So if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you? Seriously. Okay? Just knock the hell— I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees. I promise, I promise. It won’t be so much ’cause the courts agree with us too."

Doll Is Mine wrote:Thoughts on the racist piece of #$!&@ who sucker punched that black kid at the Trump rally because "he might've been an ISIS terrorist"?

It's getting ugly out there. This is today's Republican party.

jerseyhoya wrote:US Virgin Islands GOP voters affirmatively choose a slate of uncommitted delegates rather than support those pledged to Cruz/Trump/Rubio. There's going to be a decent chunk of unpledged delegates on the first ballot. If there's 150 unpledged plus the non-Trump/Cruz delegates (assuming little more gains from Rubio/Kasich), you're looking at like 15% going to not Cruz or Trump.

Cruz really fucking needs to realize, soon, that he's very unlikely to hit a majority of delegates, and needs to stop diminishing the legitimacy of taking the nomination at the convention. He thinks he's likely to get fucked there, because he's a megadouche that no one likes (for good reason), but if the alternative is Trump and he is clearly in second, he'll get the nomination. Trump 1100 Cruz 900 Kasich 200 Rubio 150 Other/Unpledged the rest better fucking end up with Ted Cruz as the nominee. And there's nothing wrong with that because the majority of the party will be in support of the decision rather than just a plurality backing poofyhaired mcshithead. But Ted's trying to deny the legitimacy of winning at the convention because Rubio is in such a delegate hole that that's the only way he can win. Unfortunately this is the sort of chess that makes people hate him, and tends to work in the short term while fucking him in the long run.

CalvinBall wrote:swish:

jerseyhoya wrote:US Virgin Islands GOP voters affirmatively choose a slate of uncommitted delegates rather than support those pledged to Cruz/Trump/Rubio.

CalvinBall wrote:would be our first purple president

TomatoPie wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:Thoughts on the racist piece of #$!&@ who sucker punched that black kid at the Trump rally because "he might've been an ISIS terrorist"?

It's getting ugly out there. This is today's Republican party.

While there's no question that the GOP overall is a mess, it's not accurate to paint all Republicans as goons, racists, or - even worse - Trump supporters. Trump is getting 35% of the base.

SK790 wrote:He's the very essence of the type of politician people(especially on the right) are sick of. He's robotic and he's always "on message". He reminds me of the Congressman whose campaign Ben ran on Parks and Rec.

Luzinski's Gut wrote:He's going to have real issues getting re-elected as a Senator.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Luzinski's Gut wrote:He's going to have real issues getting re-elected as a Senator.

Indeed. It is hard to win if you aren't running.

Soren wrote:RE: Brantt's undying support of Drumpf

viewtopic.php_f=1&t=12795&p=1360073&hilit=+no+offense+but+#p1360073

Doll Is Mine wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Luzinski's Gut wrote:He's going to have real issues getting re-elected as a Senator.

Indeed. It is hard to win if you aren't running.

He should've done what Rand Paul did in Kentucky. Convince the state of Florida to totally change the rules so he can run for both President and Senator. If that wasn't an abuse of power, I don't know what is.

The Nightman Cometh wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

Luzinski's Gut wrote:He's going to have real issues getting re-elected as a Senator.

Indeed. It is hard to win if you aren't running.

He should've done what Rand Paul did in Kentucky. Convince the state of Florida to totally change the rules so he can run for both President and Senator. If that wasn't an abuse of power, I don't know what is.

Those were party rules, not state rules. Nothing unethical about it.