- 18 Jul 2018 18:04
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Other. I suspect there was interference but whether it had an impact is another poll all together.
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Missus V. Spolia. wrote:If we weren't taken seriously then why is every country's news obsessed with our scandals?
People can laugh all they want, but no one is ignoring the greatest power in the world.
Thats just a lie.
Missus V. Spolia. wrote:I understand your an irrational lefty who is covering being triggered with feigned amusement, but cherry-picking a news feed is hardly an case.
Look at the riots in London, everybody cares about us, we are the supreme power in the world. Are you really going to deny this?
Missus V. Spolia. wrote:Americans believe anyone can become the President, not just elites.
That should not be surprising, its that attitude that has made us the best and why Trump will win again in 2020.
Pants-of-dog wrote:So we agree that not everyone cares about the turmeric tyrant.
Now, are you arguing that Trump was a common man who bravely fought against the moneyed elites to become POTUS? Because if so, I am now laughing at the counterfactual nature of such a belief.
Pants-of-dog wrote:If you two think he was a commoner, then you are uncritically accepting populist propaganda.
blackjack21 wrote:His last name isn't Bush or Clinton, Pants-of-dog. That's the big accomplishment this time around.
One Degree wrote:His own party did not want him to win. He was absolutely considered a commoner by both parties and the media. Have you forgotten what a surprise his victory was? Only the ‘political elite’ are suppose to win as they usually do. His followers were labeled ‘deplorables’. Sounds like something an elite would say about a commoner.
Pants-of-dog wrote:1. Many Republicans did want him to win.
2. The fact that some Republicans did not want him to win foes not mean that he is a commoner.
3. His victory was not a surprise to me. Nor does a surprise victory mena he was a commoner.
4. Are you confusing “elite” with “established career politicians”? By this logic, rich lobbyists who pull the strings are also commoners.
5. The deplorables comment was about Trump’s racist and sexist supporters, not about him.
One Degree wrote:Nice to see you posting again. Trump is a populist. How do you explain a populist not being a commoner? I am not confusing ‘elite’ with ‘established career politicians’. They are political elites.
Pants-of-dog wrote:I see you have not refuted any of my points. Cool.
One Degree wrote:Only 1 of the 5 was an actual point, and I responded to it. #5 I ignored because it is ridiculous to believe Hillary’s characterization of his supporters was not intended as a characterization of Trump.
Beren wrote:But he's still part of the same NYC elite as the Clintons are and still doesn't have anything to do with people living around chickens.
Pants-of-dog wrote:5. The deplorables comment was about Trump’s racist and sexist supporters, not about him.
Beren wrote:Fine, @blackjack21, but I still don't understand how Trump, a billionaire allegedly who was born into the NYC elite and belongs among them even more than the Clintons do, has anything to do with the common man just because he has a populist rhetoric and prefers McDonald's even aboard Air Force One.
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