He has had some successes and failures, but overall he has legitimately done well. I get what you are saying though. His daughter Ivanka is a perfect example of this. She actually wrote a book outlining how to "win at work and life"...and she apparently acquired all of this knowledge about life at the grand old age of 28...lmao. And her success in the workplace? Apparently, it didn't occur to her that a billionaire father + strong nepotism is pretty effective insulation against unpleasant careers in the fast food industry.
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07-22-2016, 02:06 PM #31It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
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07-22-2016, 02:09 PM #32
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Cool thing is? John is learning about politics. He will always be his own man....so I'm waiting to see another thread about how he beats the crap out of a friend in the hood, JUST because he gets called on liking Trump. John is like...20 times smarter than people think here.
"If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."
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And talking heads who supposedly know all about politics and polling have gotten it wrong for the past year. He won't win a state, he won't reach the number of delegates, he will never be the nominee, etc. Even your President stated much of the above and they all have been proven wrong over and over.
"You know that little thing in your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn't? Yeah, well, I don't have one of those."
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07-22-2016, 02:31 PM #37
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07-22-2016, 02:52 PM #38
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Yeah, you need to work on that, lmao.
The props were EARNED by you. Bad-a$$ mthr fckr. It was truly a great time....damn!
Again, fck em all! Be yourself, as always.
I know, I know....but truth is that you are "all that". I didn't really have doubts, but I suppose I had a few (makes no sense, lol). You and Geoff are the coolest mo-fos I've hung with in a many years. I'm starting to wonder why our parents didn't tell us that we're brothers."If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."
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If the 2016 election repeats as the 2012 election, Trump will not be the next president. Minority voters, who overwhelmingly dislike Trump, will ensure Trump is not elected president.
In 2012 the minority for Obama exceeded the white vote for Romney over Obama. Minority votes more than offset the 16.3 million white votes for Romney over the White votes for Obama. The total minority vote for Obama was 31.8 million. Plus Trump is not well liked by female voters. Also the Black, Hispanic, and Asian favorable rates range from 62% to 72% for Hilary Clinton.
How can you visualize training a muscle if you don't know its structure?
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On November 6, 2012, 3.2 million fewer Americans voted for Mitt Romney than President Obama. 61.8 million Americans voted for Obama, while only 58.6 million voted for Romney.
333,000 Votes in 4 Swing States Would Have Given Romney the Presidency
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/by...rticle/2528730
In 2012, President Obama famously won 71 percent of the Hispanic vote to Mitt Romney's 27 percent. If all other factors remained the same, how large a percentage of the Hispanic vote would Romney have had to win to capture the White House?
What if Romney had won 44 percent of the Hispanic vote, the high-water mark for Republicans achieved by George W. Bush in 2004? As it turns out, if Romney had hit that Bush mark, he still would have lost, with 240 electoral votes to 298 for Obama.
But what if Romney had been able to make history and attract 50 percent of Hispanic voters? What then? He still would have been beaten, 283 electoral votes to 255.
What if Romney had been able to do something absolutely astonishing for a Republican and win 60 percent of the Hispanic vote? He would have lost by the same margin, 283 electoral votes to 255.
But what if Romney had been able to reach a mind-blowing 70 percent of the Hispanic vote? Surely that would have meant victory, right? No, it wouldn't. Romney still would have lost, although by the narrowest of electoral margins, 270 to 268. (Under that scenario, Romney would have won the popular vote but lost in the Electoral College; he could have racked up huge numbers of Hispanic votes in California, New York and Texas, for example, and not changed the results in those states.)
According to the Times' calculator, Romney would have had to win 73 percent of the Hispanic vote to prevail in 2012. Which suggests that Romney, and Republicans, had bigger problems than Hispanic voters.
The most serious of those problems was that Romney was not able to connect with white voters who were so turned off by the campaign that they abandoned the GOP and in many cases stayed away from the polls altogether. Recent reports suggest as many as 5 million white voters simply stayed home on Election Day. If they had voted at the same rate they did in 2004, even with the demographic changes since then, Romney would have won.
Likewise, the white vote is so large that an improvement of 4 points -- going from 60 percent to 64 percent of those whites who did vote -- would have won the race for Romney.Last edited by TexasMajor; 07-22-2016 at 04:38 PM.
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Thanks for proving my point, the talking heads have been rolling out charts and graphs and polls since Trump entered the race, and in every case they never gave him a snowballs chance in hell yet look what happened.
Hildebeast only had 1 opponent to deal with and if it weren't for the rigged Deomcratic system with their ridiculous Super Delegates, a crazy assed 74 yr old could have/should have beat her. Whereas Trump had a massive crowd of opponents he had to whittle down."You know that little thing in your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn't? Yeah, well, I don't have one of those."
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This probably explains why so many Democrats organize their campaigns around identity politics -- so they can win elections and then forget about minorities until they need to win another election. It is a neat system.
That is a weird thing to say. Required? Is anybody REQUIRED to be president?
I dunno. You are on here arguing, so you tell me?It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
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Based on what? Seems like youre just posting your baseless emotions. Trump has already broken all voting turnout records for the primaries and will do the same for the general. The only reason Romney lost was because he couldn't motivate people to get out of their house and vote.
2012 GOP TURNOUT (which were all records btw) vs 2016 GOP TURNOUT
2012 Iowa: 121,000
2016 Iowa: 186,000
2012 New Hampshire: 248,000
2016 New Hampshire: 284,000
2012 South Carolina: 603,000
2016 South Carolina: 738,000
2012 Nevada: 33,000
2016 Nevada: 75,000
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LMAO! But BH is Puerto Rican! And whatever you did to piss him off....he's not forgetting it. This guy is a real bull. I know, silly to even talk about, but you deserve a warning. I even tried to tell him "Hey, it's just the net", but he was like, "No, this guy won't stand for 2 minutes in front of me." I'm a peacemaker, not an instigator. I really don't think it's cool that he feels this way....but he's serious as hell. I've mended many fences here, as well as in personal life. BH hasn't reached that point in his life, yet.
"If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."
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He needs to get a grip on life then, words on a screen and yet he claims he never gets upset over them...weird. Funny how he can hate people he has never met, but whatever as I have no hate for him/ I just find it odd and a bit disturbing that he feels some odd obsession with coming here and laying out every little aspect of his life. Some things should be kept private and not pasted all over the web.
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I should never have said anything about this. I just know that you guys would end up friends if you ever met...in the end.
"If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."
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LOL. I've had the privilege of knowing BH and speaking frankly with him for almost 10yrs. Yes, I even refer to him as a "post whore", but he is who he is...and he's very fcking real! Everything he posts? Real...no $hit...and I've always known it. This guy is no "keyboard warrior", he's the real freaking deal.
"If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is "God is crying." And if he asks why God is crying, another cute thing to tell him is "Probably because of something you did."
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