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52. Makes me wonder

Wed Aug 10, 2016, 08:56 AM

Aug 2016

who exactly DID turn off the elevator when Trump was in it?

<A “Civilian of the Year” fire marshal shamed by the GOP nominee for not packing more people into his July 29 rally detailed what really happened during the “elevator fiasco” when Trump found himself stuck for about 15 minutes inside a Mining Exchange Hotel lift.

“It was funny,” Brett Lacey told a friend the following Monday in an email obtained by KMGH-TV. “Turns out someone (Secret Service or his entourage) had an elevator bypass key.”

The mysterious keymaster then flipped the switched, powering down the elevator and stranding 10 of its passengers — including the New York billionaire — between the first and second floor before the campaign event, Lacey wrote.>

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/colo-firefighters-fished-donald-trump-elevator-article-1.2745305

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I had a fascinating discussion yesterday with a patient who knows Trump personally... [View all] PCIntern Aug 2016 OP

The Republicans chose this person as their candidate for president. yardwork Aug 2016 #1

Yes they did blueseas Aug 2016 #9

Or maybe Dyedinthewoolliberal Aug 2016 #28

And they've lost get the red out Aug 2016 #36

Well . . . Scarsdale Aug 2016 #45

Perhaps Chiyo-chichi Aug 2016 #62

I hear John Miller has a corner office on that floor. N/t Whiskeytide Aug 2016 #72

People are saying that "John Barron" is there, too. Chiyo-chichi Aug 2016 #75

I really wish that story hadn't died renate Aug 2016 #108

Agreed. It really told you all you needed to know about the guy. n/t Whiskeytide Aug 2016 #112

Trump's wife's father was very active in the Communist Party in Slovenia. yardwork Aug 2016 #84

if he was a communist when it was under the USSR, I am sympathetic Hamlette Aug 2016 #109

45% of them did TexasBushwhacker Aug 2016 #77

Motivated primary voters did. The RNC lost control. REP Aug 2016 #117

That is interesting. K&R. nt DLevine Aug 2016 #2

I'm hopeful more people discover how bad Trump is C_U_L8R Aug 2016 #3

that is very interesting florida08 Aug 2016 #4

Trump would have a new angle on the Pied Piper. Dustlawyer Aug 2016 #24

But he wouldn't actually do the job he was paid for. nt tblue37 Aug 2016 #78

LOL florida08 Aug 2016 #83

K&R nt avebury Aug 2016 #5

Question is will someone like him stay home on election day or mucifer Aug 2016 #6

and, is it enough to counterbalance the post-2010-census GOP gaming of the system? Crash2Parties Aug 2016 #122

I have to think at this point that anyone who supports Trump is either Fast Walker 52 Aug 2016 #7

yep SheriffBob Aug 2016 #8

how about indifferently depraved? vlyons Aug 2016 #11

That covers Robert Mercer who is an extreme genius. nt Lucky Luciano Aug 2016 #13

They think someone else is going suffer from his policies IronLionZion Aug 2016 #16

I think many could be PatSeg Aug 2016 #25

I have an employee right now who I suspect is functionally illiterate. kestrel91316 Aug 2016 #81

You know PatSeg Aug 2016 #86

This one has been diagnosed with ADHD also. She is NOT a book reader, which is also kestrel91316 Aug 2016 #90

Well it is a good sign that she PatSeg Aug 2016 #93

I think the average everyone has an IQ of 100 Big_K Aug 2016 #88

50% of people... Whatthe_Firetruck Aug 2016 #110

Or really pissed off low-information voter (by design) and sick of being fucked by politics as FighttheFuture Aug 2016 #67

That is a very important point PatSeg Aug 2016 #87

I agree - they're not voting for Trump, CanadaexPat Aug 2016 #107

I knew it! Cracklin Charlie Aug 2016 #10

America has many "functional illiterates." Hortensis Aug 2016 #12

Well PatSeg Aug 2016 #26

How much of the success of Twitter is due to this? Hortensis Aug 2016 #29

Good point! PatSeg Aug 2016 #39

Hadn't occurred to me until now either. Hortensis Aug 2016 #40

Same here PatSeg Aug 2016 #43

I'm laughing remembering his revelation that he considers Hortensis Aug 2016 #47

I heard an analysis of the words that PatSeg Aug 2016 #49

Many are probably working well over their previous Hortensis Aug 2016 #50

Makes me wonder PatSeg Aug 2016 #52

The Donald had to climb a ladder? Too funny. Hortensis Aug 2016 #59

It kind of sounded like PatSeg Aug 2016 #60

I can too. There probably is no end to the people Hortensis Aug 2016 #63

I honestly can't imagine that there is anyone PatSeg Aug 2016 #64

Way too small an audience, no TV feed. Hortensis Aug 2016 #66

Yeah, I agree PatSeg Aug 2016 #69

Lol. Hortensis Aug 2016 #71

Oh yes, yes! PatSeg Aug 2016 #74

Just looked. Ann Coulter is out ahead with Hortensis Aug 2016 #76

Poor, poor Ann PatSeg Aug 2016 #79

How many of this one will she have to buy Hortensis Aug 2016 #82

Oh yes PatSeg Aug 2016 #89

Not necessarily... Big_K Aug 2016 #91

Not just his vocabulary... malthaussen Aug 2016 #53

My very active 1 1/2 year old twin grandsons PatSeg Aug 2016 #58

Oh, lucky you! Our youngest two are both 6, with no Hortensis Aug 2016 #85

So true PatSeg Aug 2016 #92

No, our boy and girl were 5 years apart, very little Hortensis Aug 2016 #94

That so sweet! PatSeg Aug 2016 #95

A side table in the children's bedroom is covered with Hortensis Aug 2016 #97

We were just watching "Nature" PatSeg Aug 2016 #113

Yes. One grandson in particular is very science Hortensis Aug 2016 #115

Same here PatSeg Aug 2016 #116

Same with ours. Our son is also very science Hortensis Aug 2016 #118

that's where he gets his foreign policy, from the shows Motley13 Aug 2016 #34

Honestly, I suspect most of even the stuff on TV passes Hortensis Aug 2016 #38

Well in all favorness PatSeg Aug 2016 #41

My Question Remains RobinA Aug 2016 #14

Apparently he's been borrowing from Russia padfun Aug 2016 #20

The Donald's dad backed and rescued him from ruin a number Hortensis Aug 2016 #33

How much is it old boy's network exboyfil Aug 2016 #35

Its not that hard, do what rRmoney has done and prop a good business with good credit and uponit7771 Aug 2016 #37

No AMERICAN bank will touch him. MADem Aug 2016 #119

Republicans don't want to accept the fact Loki Aug 2016 #15

Well stated. nt auntpurl Aug 2016 #23

Well, they can't. If one is incompetent, one lacks the skills to evaluate incompetence. immoderate Aug 2016 #106

Trump Represents the Republican base The Wizard Aug 2016 #17

Sort of a W. Bush to the tenth power? Nitram Aug 2016 #18

Unfortunately, not only does Trump embody what the Republican Party has been for many years, but... liberal N proud Aug 2016 #19

Low IQ serial prevaricator superpatriotman Aug 2016 #21

+1 uponit7771 Aug 2016 #32

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah! Dr Rise Aug 2016 #61

That sure explains his aversion to reading the teleprompters. n/t Chemisse Aug 2016 #22

He had a really hard time PatSeg Aug 2016 #27

All through the primaries his success was attributed to his 'brilliant' strategies. Chemisse Aug 2016 #30

tRump has had people around him to cover for his low IQ deficits, he's not that quick uponit7771 Aug 2016 #31

IMHO, he has ADHD BumRushDaShow Aug 2016 #42

That is probably the least dangerous of Ilsa Aug 2016 #44

I was just thinking "adhd" this morning. and, like you, I know a number of people his niyad Aug 2016 #73

Didn't know that much about Trump before. In fact, I thought he was a Harvard grad, etc. Hoyt Aug 2016 #46

There are enough trumpsters to hamstring the Hortensis Aug 2016 #70

I love your description of your patient. raven mad Aug 2016 #48

"Functional illiterate". Thanks for confirming what I've suspected. Avalux Aug 2016 #51

Interesting. I think he wears glasses but won't at his events underpants Aug 2016 #54

Also explains his aggressive behavior and chip-on-th-shoulder attitude packman Aug 2016 #55

No shit Cosmocat Aug 2016 #56

My Republican father stopped to voting in 2000 bluedye33139 Aug 2016 #57

So is your patient going to vote for him anyway? Or sit out the election? Or vote for someone else? pnwmom Aug 2016 #65

"low IQ serial prevaricator" Baitball Blogger Aug 2016 #68

I believe it. Trump's biographers have stated that he barely reads anything and... Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2016 #80

So the private school gig Lifelong Protester Aug 2016 #96

Sounds like Trump has all the qualifications to be a politician after all. Akicita Aug 2016 #98

For me, this is one of the single, most important posts about drumpf ever ailsagirl Aug 2016 #99

This has never been true: "If you're so smart why aren't you rich?" Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2016 #100

Can this patient explain how his party's leaders all lost candidates to Trump? Can he explain how ancianita Aug 2016 #101

They just stood there and took his shit. PCIntern Aug 2016 #111

That description is consistent with trump's actions so far in this campaign Gothmog Aug 2016 #102

Thanks elleng Aug 2016 #103

This doesn't surprise me one bit. rivegauche Aug 2016 #104

The problem ReformedGOPer Aug 2016 #105

One must wonder how many could relate similar experiences/opinions but don't want the bother 63splitwindow Aug 2016 #114

Rings true Miigwech Aug 2016 #120

But Trump isn't a Republican! Beartracks Aug 2016 #121

Just curious.. EllaJones Aug 2016 #123