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Dirt on Trump? The dude's 70 years old and fucking rich, there's no way there is enough dirt only known to Putin that could manipulate him. If there was such a
by greendragon 10y ago
Dirt on Trump? The dude's 70 years old and fucking rich, there's no way there is enough dirt only known to Putin that could manipulate him. If there was such a quantity of dirt, it would have leaked beyond Putin, and we'd have heard about it. The most enjoyable part of this whole election is seeing so many otherwise smart people losing their minds and trying to find any way to keep Trump from the White House, disbelieve in his legitimacy if he actually wins, or just plain deny reality.
- ting_bu_dung 10y agoDonald Trump Makes History With Zero Major Newspaper Endorsements Historical & Groundbreaking Endorsements Compiled: The Chicago Tribune endorsed a Non-Republican for only the 2nd time in 163-years by supporting Johnson The Atlantic endorsed a Presidential candidate for only the 3rd time in 159-years by supporting Clinton The San Diego Union-Tribune endorsed a Democrat for the 1st time in 148-years by supporting Clinton Detroit News endorsed a Non-Republican for the 1st time in 143-years by supporting Johnson The Arizona Republic endorsed a Democrat for the 1st time in 126-years by supporting Clinton Philadelphia endorsed a Presidential candidate for the 1st time in 108-years by supporting Clinton The New Hampshire Union Leader endorsed a Non-Republican for the 1st time in 100+ years by supporting Johnson The Cincinnati Enquirer endorsed a Democrat for the 1st time in 100+ years by supporting Clinton The Desert Sun endorsed a Democrat for the 1st time in 90-years by supporting Clinton The Dallas Morning News endorsed a Democrat for the 1st time in 76-years by supporting Clinton The Tulsa World refused to endorse a Republican or Presidential Candidate for the 1st time in 72-years The Houston Chronicle endorsed a Democrat for only the 3rd time in 70-years by supporting Clinton The Richmond-Times Dispatch endorsed a Non-Republican for the 1st time in 36-years by supporting Johnson USA Today gave a endorsement/non-endorsement for the 1st time in 34-years by opposing Trump The Dallas Voice endorsed a Presidential candidate for the 1st time in 32-years by supporting Clinton Wired endorsed a Presidential candidate for the 1st time in 25-years by supporting Clinton http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/the-wrap/article/Donald-Trump-Makes-History-With-Zero-Major-9887263.php http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/the-wrap/article/Donald-... so everyone is stupid in your opinion?
- greendragon 10y agoHuh? I said otherwise smart people are losing their minds over this election, not that everyone is stupid. Your list underscores my overarching point though: there is incredible motivation from many parties and many parties with resources to see Trump fail, at every stage from the primaries to the GOP nomination to the eventual election in a month, that if there was real dirt on Trump that could make him dance like a puppet (or otherwise be manipulated, or tarnished so terribly), it's incredibly unlikely that such dirt would only be known to Putin.
- trappedintime 10y agoThis just proves to me it's the crooked Establishment and Elites vs Trump and the Middle Class, even if half of us will have to be dragged kicking and screaming 'racist!' and 'literally Hitler!' into our new Trump-built promised land. These are great days we're living, bros.
- SyneRyder 10y agoWhy do newspapers even have to endorse candidates at all? Isn't the idea of newspapers telling people how to think - and how to vote - somewhat Orwellian? I'd much rather that people vote for Clinton because they made up their own mind and decided she was the better candidate, not because "well everybody told me to so I guess I better do what they say". That's scary.
- chillwaves 10y agoExpressing an opinion is "Orwellian"? When you use words in such a manner they start to lose meaning. Maybe that already happened and led to your post. No, I do not think it is a problem for any person or editorial body to share an opinion. I do not see it as a form of mind control to be exposed to other people's worldview. And Trump is exactly as hideous a human being as everyone has pointed out, besides being a deeply flawed candidate who is in over his head and has no capability to deliver on even a fraction of (what little) he has promised.
- SyneRyder 10y ago