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Double bounce...

Ah yes . . . the double bounce!

Finally!!!

I have little to no respect for someone who does not vote. I have voted many time when I was not thrilled with mu choices but not voting at all is stupid beyond words.

Trump had a great opportunity this week to blow up Hitleryand the dog & pony show -- he could have pointed how the battle on the republican side was a true democracy and how the DNC merely selected her and plotted with her campaign and the media to rig her nomination. Instead, he invited Russia to hack Hillary again... He could be up by 20 points if he wasn't such a dooshbag.

Bingo !

I seriously can't believe that there's a conservative alive that doesn't like Trump. I can understand republicans not liking him but not conservatives. What did Trump or those close to him say during the convention that isn't to like or admire?

AcesNeights,

I'm all in for Trump, but you need to step back and take another look. Trump is not a Conservative in the least. He is an almost converted New York Liberal. Based on his court picks, he is my hero.

His core beliefs are fine. The problem with Trump is that sometimes he needs to STFU. He is winning. All he needs to do is shut up and let the democrats do their own self destructing. There are lots of issues where he is clueless. And truthfully that is OK. That is why presidents have cabinets and advisors.

But every time he starts running his mouth about topics before he knows the facts it hurts him and his credibility. He really screwed up today with his press conference. The Republicans need to hire Gingrich as his personal assistant to advise him on when to speak his mind and when to shut up.

Over 12 months.

Everybody keeps insisting Trump doesn't know what he's doing.



Dave

If he knew what he was doing he would have a beautiful wife and had made a lot of money.





Oh wait...

Trump isn't a conservative or liberal. He is a pragmatist. He wants America to be great again, literally. That explains a lot about him and why some of his ideas have changed over time and why he has gotten more conservative as he ages. Liberal ideas seldom work, so as a pragmatist, he disregards them. On the other hand, as a pragmatist and not a dyed in the wool conservative he is not as quick to completely discount some liberal proposals as some of you would like.

For instance, the idea of an AWB sounded decent to him. After figuring out that it is worthless and accomplishes nothing in the way of crime prevention, he is against it. He is different than the liberal who wants it regardless of the facts and the conservative who is ideologically opposed to it.

Agreed. Too many people don't seem understand that any Hitlery judicial appointments will poison everything for 20-50 years.

The unorthodox methods of Trump will keep them off their normal "game".
Wikileaks will provide many sleepless nights for the Dems as the trickle of emails will give them bad dreams.

How can Trump make the mistake of saying Tim Kaine is from NJ? He does this too often. Starts to say something and his facts are way off. In my mind, he is only one step above crooked politicians and lawyers. Also, he uses lawyers too much to get his corporations out of hot water. If he is shady in business, he will run the country the same way. I
will not vote for Hillary but might vote for the Libertarian or Green candidate. Still have time to decide.

What's the friggin difference? Save a step and vote for Hillary. No need to play mind games in an effort to convince yourself that the outcome has any significant difference.

Mahatma Gandhi is an excellent write in choice for you.

whit,



Or you could be adult and think about your kids and grandkids and vote for who at least says they will put good judges on the courts.

Voting is a sacred right. People died for it to build a nation where every man and woman has a voice. Different races were given the right for full representation and yes, when you vote you have a right to complain since you tried to make a change in the system with a collective body of other voters.

Not voting though allows someone to complain as well, whether we think they have grounds or not. By people voting in politicians who we let make things worse, the non-voter can say that he didn't create this problem by abstaining and that it is our fault and we deserve what we get.

The non-voter can point the finger at those who do vote for getting us to this point since they had no hand in bringing disastrous policies and was more an observer than actor in politics.

I agree that voting is important, and should be something all voters do. Not voting for me is optional, our country has allowed people not to vote and doesn't punish them for not doing so. In 2012, the total number of Americans who voted in the 2012 Presidential election was 126,144,000. That is about 1/3 of the entire country.

2/3s of the nation choose not to vote, which is a good or bad thing.

Of that 126,144,000, we are almost split 50/50 in the vote. Obama won in 2008 by a 7% margin, 52% - 45%. Who knows how this election will turn out. There may be more voters in history because of Trump's populism or Hillary's croynism.

We'll see!

you had better take a vacation before Nov. because when Trump wins you won't be able to get out of your commie state after moonbeam builds the wall around it