Posted on 09/30/2016 3:41:36 PM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Once again, let me preface my comments and thoughts on the Hofstra presidential debate by making it very clear to you all that, I am, first and foremost a staunch republican, a tried-and-true conservative and a steadfast supporter of Donald Trump to be the next president of the United States of America. Just about a month ago, on August 29th, I took to writing my article ‘I Hope I am Wrong’. In it, I kindheartedly conceded the victory of the next presidential elections to Hillary Clinton by virtue of the fact, that a great majority of Americans, simply put, have succumbed to a culture of Marxism and Communism, readily perceived in just about every fabric of our New Republic – a culture led by Barack Obama with his commitment of transforming this great nation made back on October 30th, 2008, just before he was elected as the 44th president of the U.S. – a commitment which will be unreservedly continued by Hillary Clinton, were she to become the next president of the United States.
LOL.
These supercucks reaching Kanye levels of egomania, now.
What way will the undecided go? My sense from non-Trump web sites and the handful I talk with in S and E Atlanta is that
the undecided agree with Trump on Muslim immigration but disagree with Trump Hispanic immigration.
Most of us have lived beside illegals, eaten beside them, worked beside them, prayed beside them. They are not scary. What I do not know is if the undecided understand how excessive regulation hurts employment. By blaming illegals, Trump has given over-regulation a pass (in the eyes of the non-Trumpers).
The temperament thing is closely connected to the way Trump spoke of illegal Hispanics as it contradicted our personal first hand experience.
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