Posted on 09/23/2015 5:29:00 AM PDT by demshateGod
This one too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iuj7VMB48o
2009, not long after Obama took office. Gave him the benefit of doubt during the time when people were still hoping Obama could bring the nation together. Okay, all it proves is that Trump is an optimist at heart.
Good to see somebody else “gets it”.
So? When my information changes, I may change my opinion. What do others do?
Unless and until you get a shadow of a whisper of a hope of a shred of a ghost of a clue as to why people support Trump your efforts will equivalate a bee stinging a honey badger.
“Bye Bye Trump”
LOL. How many times have we heard that already.
Great graphic, lol.
Not exactly accurite, but, you are entitled to your opinion.
I just got a malicious website block on your post from malwarebytes.
Malicious indeed!
Trump backed McCain. That he found some hopeful things to say about Obama after McCain lost shows nothing bad about Trump.
Trump thinks on his feet. He had nothing to gain by bashing Bama.
I don’t know to many people supporting Trump because of his high conservative marks. Based on his Teflon suit I doubt this will do anything to derail him.
[”Well, I really like him. I think that he’s working very hard.”]
Sounds like Mitch McConnell and John Boehner to me
In 2011 Trump wrote an entire book saying what a complete disaster Obama had been and how important it was to defeat him in 2012.
52.9% of voters bought Obama’s malarkey in 2008. Of the 45.7% who voted for McCain, most probably didn’t think Obama would be the disaster that he has been.
If anything the dem crossover votes for Trump have also been disillusioned with their support for Obama so they can identify. But I’m a blinded Trumpiteer so what do I know as I sip the Trump kool aid.
Sheeeeeeesh....
He didn't fool me, and he didn't fool anyone who was either conservative or had a smidgeon of intelligence.
I will admit, after Bush, I was optimistic about Obama, and in 2008/9, had faith in the bulls*it he was selling (like many others).
Only those who weren’t supporting Trump in the first place would find this a problem.
Trump is the Kardashian of politics
Considering the condition of the politics of the formerly great United States of America, I'm willing to settle for a kind of viscerally satisfying performance art. You can not judge anything within the context of the late lamented empire. The best we can hope for is someone who laughs and makes us laugh at the pathetic sentimentality of race, gender and immigration politics.
I do agree with what they’re doing with the banks. Whether they fund them or nationalize them, it doesn’t matter, but you have to keep the banks going.
Do you agree with the idea he put out? It doesn't matter if we nationalize private business?
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