Trump, the easy choice, why are we making this so hard?

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Originally posted by: hoops2
A vote for clinton is a vote for the following;

A) a continuation of obama's policies...
President Obama being THE most popular politician in the country according to Gallup. I guess those dumb low information Americans don't realize it was soooooo much better on January 19, 2009.
Gee that old La Salle ran great. Those were the days.
Are you better off now than eight years ago?
In my case, the evidence is overwhelming. I'm much better off.
My real estate investments did well, my portfolio more than doubled in that time, my health insurance is less than a third of what is was, and is much better.
Is the country better off? Wall St is up, military deployments are down, unemployment is down, the number of uinsured is down.
Obviously there are some down points,as well but the bottom line is
I'd much rather relive 2009-2012 than 2001-2004.
If Clinton will be a third Obama term, sign me up.
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Originally posted by: billryan
Are you better off now than eight years ago?
In my case, the evidence is overwhelming. I'm much better off.
My real estate investments did well, my portfolio more than doubled in that time, my health insurance is less than a third of what is was, and is much better.
Is the country better off? Wall St is up, military deployments are down, unemployment is down, the number of uinsured is down.
Obviously there are some down points,as well but the bottom line is
I'd much rather relive 2009-2012 than 2001-2004.
If Clinton will be a third Obama term, sign me up.


The down points are corruption and open borders to name a few. Also you list some positives, but you dont have any frame of reference that what you have would have been the same or better if, hypothetically speaking, trump was president over the last 7.5 years. "WE" are suggesting that times change and the old saying is very true, if you're not improving, you're getting worse. You're suggesting to 'stay the same' which isn't good enough for most of us in the greatest country on earth. We are interested in positive change, there's a lot of things that could be fixed while not hurting anything that you already have.

Nope, nor do I have any evidence of what might have been if Santa Claus had been President.
As Trump is barely cracking 40% in the polls, claiming most of us want change is empty as.just about anything he says.
I'm calling it folks. If it wasn't already over, it is now guaranteed that Donald Trump will NOT be our next president. His campaign manager was likely paid $12.7 million in cash by the pro-Russian/Putin party in the Ukraine over a five year period. Nobody comes back from that.

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Originally posted by: billryan

Are you better off now than eight years ago?
In my case, the evidence is overwhelming. I'm much better off.
My real estate investments did well, my portfolio more than doubled in that time, my health insurance is less than a third of what is was, and is much better.
Is the country better off? Wall St is up, military deployments are down, unemployment is down, the number of uinsured is down.
Obviously there are some down points,as well but the bottom line is
I'd much rather relive 2009-2012 than 2001-2004.
If Clinton will be a third Obama term, sign me up.


Welcome to the 2%!

Is is great. I too am better off than 8 years ago. Of course I would be better off no matter who was president. But let us take a little look at things if I was not in the position I was 8 years ago. What if I was starting off like I was in '80. Nope, I would still be poor. Opportunities would have been blocked. For every hard fought step forward I would be shoved two steps back.
"But that's OK" say the progressives, "we will take care of you". I would be given a crappy place to live. Money for food that I could trade for drugs and alcohol, and substandard health care.

The policies of the present and future administrations chain the poor to their poverty.

But hey, you are doing great. That's all that matters.
And then there are those pesky Supreme Court picks. I certainly don't want Liarry making those.

Just imagine......4 years of scandals. And that's just Liarry, imagine what fun it could be with Bubba back in the White House.

Sorry, I can't sign on for any of that.....and I don't wish it on my kids or their kids.
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Originally posted by: lvfritz
And then there are those pesky Supreme Court picks. I certainly don't want Liarry making those...
Yeah, after the latest about his campaign manager tell me how Trump hires the best people.
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Originally posted by: CowboyKell
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Originally posted by: billryan

Are you better off now than eight years ago?
In my case, the evidence is overwhelming. I'm much better off.
My real estate investments did well, my portfolio more than doubled in that time, my health insurance is less than a third of what is was, and is much better.
Is the country better off? Wall St is up, military deployments are down, unemployment is down, the number of uinsured is down.
Obviously there are some down points,as well but the bottom line is
I'd much rather relive 2009-2012 than 2001-2004.
If Clinton will be a third Obama term, sign me up.


Welcome to the 2%!

Is is great. I too am better off than 8 years ago. Of course I would be better off no matter who was president. But let us take a little look at things if I was not in the position I was 8 years ago. What if I was starting off like I was in '80. Nope, I would still be poor. Opportunities would have been blocked. For every hard fought step forward I would be shoved two steps back.
"But that's OK" say the progressives, "we will take care of you". I would be given a crappy place to live. Money for food that I could trade for drugs and alcohol, and substandard health care.

The policies of the present and future administrations chain the poor to their poverty.

But hey, you are doing great. That's all that matters.



I'm more like in the 7%, but I believe the average American is better off today than eight years ago.

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