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Avalon Sparks

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50. I see more similarities between Trump and Hillary, as opposed to differe

Thu Mar 24, 2016, 12:56 AM

Mar 2016

There's only one thing I'm certain of about Trump. He's a total bullshitter. I don't believe a thing that comes out of his mouth. He'll do or say anything to get those delegates he needs. It's all a show, and it kinda works because it keeps everyone talking about him 24/7. The more outrageous he is, the more attention....

I don't believe for a second he is a fascist, however in parallel, I couldn't tell you what he stands for either. No record to assess, at least a political record.

Hillary has a record, I happen to think her record is abysmal, and I think economically and Foriegn policy wise, she is no different then Cheney.

I also think she's a total bullshitter, same as Trump.

Ultimately, I think both are also only in this thing to enrich their personal bank rolls....

Which is why I think they both suck!

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'Consider Clinton,' former Bush official tells hawkish Republicans [View all] bananas Mar 2016 OP

yes, getting more support is a bad thing. MariaThinks Mar 2016 #1

If she's getting dubious support for shitty policy postitons, then it is a bad thing. Chakab Mar 2016 #27

yeah the Brussels one was pretty bad PatrynXX Mar 2016 #39

Gosh, so Republicans like Hillary's Foreign Policy Positions? elljay Mar 2016 #2

They actually like a lot of her positions. The Republicons are figuring out she would rhett o rick Mar 2016 #7

Well said. zentrum Mar 2016 #28

She'll "get things done" farleftlib Mar 2016 #59

Only the more moderate ones of which there are fewer now than 20+ years ago and only cstanleytech Mar 2016 #17

Gee, and when I posted yesterday that Hillary was a hawk iwillalwayswonderwhy Mar 2016 #19

Even Chris Matthews elljay Mar 2016 #45

This makes no sense whatthehey Mar 2016 #58

yes, her foreign policy is the same as the republicans Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2016 #3

Birds of a feather AgerolanAmerican Mar 2016 #4

"You are not responsible for what your friends do, mac56 Mar 2016 #5

She is an adopted Bush family member anyway. It's beginning to look a lot like the fix is in Doctor_J Mar 2016 #6

And when the Republicons privatize SS for our national defense, she will sign the bill rhett o rick Mar 2016 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author silvershadow Mar 2016 #24

The Guantanamo issue is not a valid camparator. potone Mar 2016 #43

That sounds like a rationalization. When he first took office he had the backing he needed but he rhett o rick Mar 2016 #44

But remember what his first months in office were like. potone Mar 2016 #46

Until we revolt and remove the cancer. TowneshipRebellion Mar 2016 #13

The Clinton Aristocracy better heed what Machiavelli warned. Don't leave your rhett o rick Mar 2016 #31

SHARK JUMP! Darb Mar 2016 #57

Well if that isn't confirmation of what so many of us have been saying... SoapBox Mar 2016 #9

What you are missing here passiveporcupine Mar 2016 #26

With respect I disagree. The best I have been able to find out about how her supporters rhett o rick Mar 2016 #32

I wouldn't doubt if KKKarl Rove is working for her LiberalLovinLug Mar 2016 #10

I second that observation. nm rhett o rick Mar 2016 #33

Oh please people, get a grip. Beacool Mar 2016 #11

So let me see Andy823 Mar 2016 #15

I only can respond for what I have said. Beacool Mar 2016 #16

When exactly mac56 Mar 2016 #66

Wish I could believe you but... mreilly Mar 2016 #21

I have anecdotal evidence that you are correct. darkwing Mar 2016 #23

I think we've had our fill of demonstrations of republican intelligence regarding foreign policy Scootaloo Mar 2016 #30

Shall I give you the list of all the issues that she agrees with them on? Let's start with rhett o rick Mar 2016 #35

Just to be fair... GummyBearz Mar 2016 #54

This is her big position and vision. The fear of a Trump presidency and how he would be worse. EndElectoral Mar 2016 #40

We can kill our way through any problem JEB Mar 2016 #12

Well people had a choice Geronimoe Mar 2016 #14

I support the TPP but darkwing Mar 2016 #25

Bernie supporters are not opposed to trade zalinda Mar 2016 #37

According to Obama this trade deal IS fair darkwing Mar 2016 #47

Why don't you read some experts from it? Avalon Sparks Mar 2016 #49

NAFTA has been good overall darkwing Mar 2016 #53

It gutted jobs away from hard working people. mariawr Mar 2016 #55

Mexicans are hard working people darkwing Mar 2016 #60

*for the top 1% GummyBearz Mar 2016 #56

Lower prices benefit everyone. darkwing Mar 2016 #61

Products got cheaper to make using cheap, exploitive labor in mexico GummyBearz Mar 2016 #62

With regard to "lower pricing" Avalon Sparks Mar 2016 #63

I guess thats where we'll disagree darkwing Mar 2016 #64

There are numerous studies that contradict this online... Avalon Sparks Mar 2016 #65

Neocon Birds of a feather n/t n2doc Mar 2016 #18

Now there's a ringing endorsement! KPN Mar 2016 #20

Because it isn't about Left v. Right... It's about The Corporate/Establishment v. EVERYONE ELSE. AzDar Mar 2016 #22

warmongers gotta stick together stupidicus Mar 2016 #29

This is about Trump. Bad Dog Mar 2016 #34

Does anybody here think Trump would be better than Clinton on foreign policy? mathematic Mar 2016 #36

Of Course. Clinton and Darth Cheney want the very same things Lorien Mar 2016 #38

We're 3 Trillion is debt for the war in Iraq. Soldiers that came home with all > YOHABLO Mar 2016 #41

You'd have to be a moron libodem Mar 2016 #42

Clausewitz would be proud. sofa king Mar 2016 #48

I see more similarities between Trump and Hillary, as opposed to differe Avalon Sparks Mar 2016 #50

Two words: Robert Kagan Scuba Mar 2016 #51

... and that tells ya' all you need to know. Myrina Mar 2016 #52