(02-25-2020, 01:38 AM)JackCity Wrote:

(02-23-2020, 11:24 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: With two glaring exceptions: Trump was a complete political outsider while Bernie is a lifelong governmental bureaucrat who has never generated a single job or penny of wealth in his life. Yeah, yeah, we can count his book that was most likely bought in truckloads by PACs (and a generous advance) to bolster his bottom line and credibility.  

The other is Trump went on to election victory because he challenged the crooked and incestuous leftist cabal between the deep state government and media - a challenge that a huge number of voters in this country agree with. He didn't play by their established rules, and still doesn't. Bernie's ideas are considered radical by many moderate liberals. Do they completely disagree with his basic principles? Nope, but Bernie committed another sin by openly stating, and running, on the ultimate goal. Bernie is just a lesser cog in the Democrat machine.

Trump the anti deep state government candidate who has been super close with the Clintons, Epstein and all the other big deep state government players over the last 20 years. But hell yeah rise against the machine Donald

Trump shmoozed the Clintons as a wealthy donor, like many other billionaires, to gain political favor. It’s what they do.

In all the years of investigation that was commissioned by the dems against Trump since he’s been in office, not one scintilla of information was uncovered that showed Trump was acquainted with Epstein beyond the wealthy circles they ran in. 

Any attempt to equate Trump’s associations as a private citizens to the craven chicanery we’ve see from the left in the past 3 and a half years would be deeply flawed. But you go.

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