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He won huge in New Hampshire, and based on polls of the upcoming states, it looks like Trump (for now) is the frontrunner. 70% chance he takes the Republican nomination.
You're a Trump fan huh? It's better than being a Jeb Bush fan I guess. -
How is this life????????
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Trump will be president in 2016. You ? better come correct to Mr. President Bush when you see his sword.
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i expected him to win in N.H but i still don't think he will get the nomination
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i expected him to win in N.H but i still don't think he will get the nomination
? is inevitable at this point -
nopekingblaze84 wrote: »You're a Trump fan huh? It's better than being a Jeb Bush fan I guess.
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IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party. -
silverfoxx wrote: »How is this life????????
Trump has the big advantage in the Republican Party because almost nobody likes Jeb Bush, as he reminds people too much of his idiot brother George W. Ben Carson ran a bad campaign and Rubio and Cruz seem kind of crazy. The other people have zero charisma, so Trump is the frontrunner. He also gets respect from many people because he was against the war in Iraq from the beginning, although I personally wouldn't vote for him.
And obviously, many Americans hate illegals or want strong action against them, especially on the Republican side. I'm not surprised he's doing so well. -
IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support. -
nopekingblaze84 wrote: »You're a Trump fan huh? It's better than being a Jeb Bush fan I guess.
nopeIceBergTaylor wrote: »
I wouldn't vote for Trump or Jeb Bush, but I feel amusement seeing Jeb Bush clobbered in the primaries these days. That gives me some relief, as I want Bush era policies as far away from the White House as possible. -
kingblaze84 wrote: »IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support.
But he lost Iowa because he didn't get the evangelical vote and N.H like most the new England states has less evangelical influence. So him winning it makes more sense. Will he do that everywhere else??? I doubt it -
kingblaze84 wrote: »IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support.
But he lost Iowa because he didn't get the evangelical vote and N.H like most the new England states has less evangelical influence. So him winning it makes more sense. Will he do that everywhere else??? I doubt it
Well he's doing better with evangelicals then almost every other Republican, especially in the south. Things can change but I can't think of another Republican who can do better with them outside Ted Cruz. -
because Trump doesn't seem kind of crazy?kingblaze84 wrote: »Trump has the big advantage in the Republican Party because almost nobody likes Jeb Bush, as he reminds people too much of his idiot brother George W. Ben Carson ran a bad campaign and Rubio and Cruz seem kind of crazy. The other people have zero charisma, so Trump is the frontrunner.
also, Bush is doing poorly, but as before, your analysis of Bush's failings seems heavily based on "i don't like George W," which is not a really accurate summation of his problems.
he is not telling the truth about when he vocalized his opposition to the war in Iraq.kingblaze84 wrote: »He also gets respect from many people because he was against the war in Iraq from the beginning-
if you still don't understand why Bush is better than Trump...kingblaze84 wrote: »I wouldn't vote for Trump or Jeb Bush, but I feel amusement seeing Jeb Bush clobbered in the primaries these days. That gives me some relief, as I want Bush era policies as far away from the White House as possible. -
because Trump doesn't seem kind of crazy?kingblaze84 wrote: »Trump has the big advantage in the Republican Party because almost nobody likes Jeb Bush, as he reminds people too much of his idiot brother George W. Ben Carson ran a bad campaign and Rubio and Cruz seem kind of crazy. The other people have zero charisma, so Trump is the frontrunner.
also, Bush is doing poorly, but as before, your analysis of Bush's failings seems heavily based on "i don't like George W," which is not a really accurate summation of his problems.
he is not telling the truth about when he vocalized his opposition to the war in Iraq.kingblaze84 wrote: »He also gets respect from many people because he was against the war in Iraq from the beginning-
if you still don't understand why Bush is better than Trump...kingblaze84 wrote: »I wouldn't vote for Trump or Jeb Bush, but I feel amusement seeing Jeb Bush clobbered in the primaries these days. That gives me some relief, as I want Bush era policies as far away from the White House as possible.
Don't worry about trying to convince me Bush is better, convince the Trump fans here in this thread and in the Republican Party of that. I already said I wouldn't vote for either.
Trump has several crazy ideas, sure. But Jeb Bush is ? and definitely ? himself. Thankfully, the Republicans won't allow Jeb Bush to get the Republican nomination, and I thank the stars and heavens for that. I look forward to the day his campaign folds.
Feel free to convince the Republicans and Trump fans here on why Jeb "3rd term of GW" Bush is better then Trump....I doubt you will have much success doing so.
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"if you still don't understand why Bush is better than Trump..."kingblaze84 wrote: »Don't worry about trying to convince me Bush is better, convince the Trump fans here in this thread and in the Republican Party of that. I already said I wouldn't vote for either.
do you have a single argument to this effect that is NOT "third term of GW?" because that's literally the entire range i have seen you run withkingblaze84 wrote: »Trump has several crazy ideas, sure. But Jeb Bush is ? and definitely ? himself. -
trump will win the racist vote
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kingblaze84 wrote: »
Trump isn't your regular politician. People are tired of the same ole same ole on both sides of aisle. Thats why Sanders is gaining moment aswell. And besides Trump has done such a great job of making Jeb Bush look like a ? . I mean he makes Je bush look like a man who gets empowered from watching lifetime movies. Lmao
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kingblaze84 wrote: »IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support.
But he lost Iowa because he didn't get the evangelical vote and N.H like most the new England states has less evangelical influence. So him winning it makes more sense. Will he do that everywhere else??? I doubt it
The republican who wins Iowa caucus almost never gets the nomination because the evangelicals in Iowa don't have that much sway and don't really reflect the party nationally -
kingblaze84 wrote: »IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support.
But he lost Iowa because he didn't get the evangelical vote and N.H like most the new England states has less evangelical influence. So him winning it makes more sense. Will he do that everywhere else??? I doubt it
The republican who wins Iowa caucus almost never gets the nomination because the evangelicals in Iowa don't have that much sway and don't really reflect the party nationally
Well we will see how he does in the other evangelical states. -
"if you still don't understand why Bush is better than Trump..."kingblaze84 wrote: »Don't worry about trying to convince me Bush is better, convince the Trump fans here in this thread and in the Republican Party of that. I already said I wouldn't vote for either.
do you have a single argument to this effect that is NOT "third term of GW?" because that's literally the entire range i have seen you run withkingblaze84 wrote: »Trump has several crazy ideas, sure. But Jeb Bush is ? and definitely ? himself.
I still remember the horrors of the GWB era, and his CATASTROPHIC foreign policy. Jeb Bush already has signed up some old Bush administrators onto his campaign and has said GWB will have sway over his administration if elected.
That's enough for me to hope Jeb Bush either gets run over by a car or lose the remaining primary states. Yes, I dislike Jeb Bush that much. Trump is far from perfect but at least he was against the war in Iraq after it started. Even before it started, he said he didn't think it was a good idea, that makes him better then Jeb Bush in my eyes. -
kingblaze84 wrote: »IceBergTaylor wrote: »
unless trump can capture Evangelicals he's not going to win the nomination of the republican party.
Trump is polling very well with evangelicals now, he has a good chance to win that vote. They came out for him in New Hampshire, so he can build on that support.
But he lost Iowa because he didn't get the evangelical vote and N.H like most the new England states has less evangelical influence. So him winning it makes more sense. Will he do that everywhere else??? I doubt it
The republican who wins Iowa caucus almost never gets the nomination because the evangelicals in Iowa don't have that much sway and don't really reflect the party nationally
Yep, evangelicals don't have the influence they used to have. Republicans use them for votes and thankfully, ignore much of their concerns afterwards. -
Jamaican Curry Bwoy wrote: »kingblaze84 wrote: »
Trump isn't your regular politician. People are tired of the same ole same ole on both sides of aisle. Thats why Sanders is gaining moment aswell. And besides Trump has done such a great job of making Jeb Bush look like a ? . I mean he makes Je bush look like a man who gets empowered from watching lifetime movies. Lmaohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLa9YxV1Xps
Lol at that video, but yeah Trump has successfully made Jeb Bush look impotent and look like a little ? . Low energy as Trump calls it. People are tired of politics as usual and for better or for worse, Sanders and Trump have the best energy on their side now. Sanders vs Trump will be a hell of a match up. I personally think if Trump goes against Hilary, he would clobber her, based on how Libya has gone and Hilary voting for the stupid war in in Iraq. Bernie stands a better chance against Trump because he also had the wisdom to be against the war in Iraq as well. It's gonna be entertaining to watch. -
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curious to know who you support? You always came off as if you lean conservative because of your staunch gun right support (even though truth be told I don't support tighter gun regulation either and I'm not really too conservative myself) -
again... do you have a single argument to this effect that is NOT "third term of GW?"kingblaze84 wrote: »I still remember the horrors of the GWB era, and his CATASTROPHIC foreign policy. Jeb Bush already has signed up some old Bush administrators onto his campaign and has said GWB will have sway over his administration if elected.
citation possibly needed as Trump is a notorious lie-teller on most all issues.kingblaze84 wrote: »Trump is far from perfect but at least he was against the war in Iraq after it started. Even before it started, he said he didn't think it was a good idea-
also, let's be clear: this is not an argument that you should vote for Jeb Bush; this is an argument that Trump is a fundamentally less-legitimate choice.
