Quote:Calm down. Inow you are a Trump fanboy and will defend your guy. I'm not a fan of Trump or Clinton, so I imagine we see things differently (lol). How stupid do you think minorities/blacks are? Wait, don't answer that!

 

Do you think blacks don't know that Donny based his fortune on his old man's discriminatory (anti-black) rental policies? He did not "base his fortune
" on this specific policy of his father. This is factually a lie.

 

Do you think blacks don't know that Trump made his "political" name for himself by being a Birther? Yeah, Donny was just looking for the truth, not playing to the yahoos, wasn't he. Literally has nothing to do with the black community nor is there any evidence he raised this question based on his view of blacks. It is a fallacious argument that you would also have to apply to Ted Cruz and in this case would assume Donald Trump is also racist to whites.

 

Do you think blacks didn't see Trump call out a judge, because he was "Mexican"? Mexican is a nationality, not a race. He has not said a single negative thing about Latin-American ethnicity. This judge was also member of a La Raza (progressive activist group for amnesty and open southern border (positions staunchly opposed by Donald Trump)) lawyers association and should have recused himself

 

Do you think blacks don't see some of the elements attracted to the Trump campaign? Hillary's policies were objectively worse for their communities than Bernie Sanders policies, yet they voted for her in droves, something I cannot explain. They will do the same for Hillary this election as well (whose policies are also objectively worse than Trumps), but I do see him making headway and pulling 15-30% based around education, jobs/trade, and public safety.

 

Now, some of the points made by Trump, and have been made often by Republican politicians, have a great amount of validity. Paul Ryan in particular sounds like he knows what he's talking about. But Donald Trump is the last person on earth to come across as believable in this regard. Tell me one instance in which he's shown concern for the disadvantaged. Any social service organizations or boards? Any charitable efforts? Any support for any reforms or initiatives? Paul Ryan represents the same terrible policies Hillary has suggested. More social welfare, job outsourcing via TPP, and Visa abuse.

 

Trump has placed himself in a box. By his own manner and rhetoric he's branded himself as a yahoo - telling his base what they want to hear and not going much beyond that. He better do a lot better in the debates.

 

Off  the subject - does anyone know anything about this guy Mulligan? I saw him on Brett Baier's news show and he seemed to make some sense. I don't know if he'll even be on the Florida ballot. I'll have to do some research. Otherwise I'm stuck with the Libertarians and their platform has never seemed fully formed. All I ever seem to hear is "we need to elect them so we can legally smoke weed any time we want."