We know Obama was for "change". It said so on posters.

[IMG]https://xenophilius.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/cheeseslide.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=RidonKs][IMG]https://xenophilius.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/cheeseslide.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
OMG. :roll:

[QUOTE=RidonKs][IMG]https://xenophilius.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/cheeseslide.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

wtf :oldlol:

[QUOTE=NumberSix]We know Obama was for "change". It said so on posters.[/QUOTE]

That bum said on record that Cannabis is no doubt safer than alcohol then declined to do anything to help stop spending ridiculous amounts of time, money, and resources on it's prohibition. Especially considering the money it would bring in nationwide on things like education.

If Trump doesn't think America is great he should GTFO.

[QUOTE=embersyc]If Trump doesn't think America is great he should GTFO.[/QUOTE]
:facepalm

You're an idiot. We have a ton of problems that start with us.

[QUOTE=Lensanity]:facepalm

You're an idiot. We have a ton of problems that start with us.[/QUOTE]
Great doesn't mean no problem.

[QUOTE=iamgine]Great doesn't mean no problem.[/QUOTE]
Define great

[QUOTE=Lensanity]:facepalm

You're an idiot. We have a ton of problems that start with us.[/QUOTE]

You are the one who doesn't recognize sarcasm. Whenever somebody on the left has a complaint with the country that's what every conservative ****nut says.

[QUOTE=Lensanity]That bum said on record that Cannabis is no doubt safer than alcohol then declined to do anything to help stop spending ridiculous amounts of time, money, and resources on it's prohibition. Especially considering the money it would bring in nationwide on things like education.[/QUOTE]

He doesn't have full control, but there were far less medical arrests,he changed sentencing rules, commuted sentences and made arrangements for banks to take marijuana money in Colorado and Washington

[QUOTE=Lensanity]:facepalm

You're an idiot. We have a ton of problems that start with us.[/QUOTE]

Wealthy plutocrats like Trump are a big reason for all those problems.

[QUOTE=Lensanity]Define great[/QUOTE]
great
ɡrāt/
adjective
1.
of an extent, amount, or intensity considerably above the normal or average.

[QUOTE=RidonKs][IMG]https://xenophilius.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/cheeseslide.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

so someone went "i have an idea" and built that? :wtf:

Has there ever been a dominant candidate as Trump? Double digits in almost every poll.

He has many gaffes and ****s up in the media from time to time but he's leading polls lol

Dominant; not efficient :applause:

[QUOTE=embersyc]If Trump doesn't think America is great he should GTFO.[/QUOTE]
America isn't really great.

What's a great country?

[QUOTE=DCL]so someone went "i have an idea" and built that? :wtf:[/QUOTE]
Yes and built Photoshop.

[QUOTE=DCL]so someone went "i have an idea" and built that? :wtf:[/QUOTE]
You think all pics on the Internet are real?

[QUOTE=9erempiree]Has there ever been a dominant candidate as Trump? Double digits in almost every poll.[/QUOTE]
Yes. Routinely.

[QUOTE=KevinNYC]

[QUOTE=CarlosBoozer]What's a great country?[/QUOTE]


Ask a WWII vet. This country started going to shit after the hippies took over in the 60's.

[QUOTE=KevinNYC]

bad mistake by benny .. every candidate who has attacked trump has been utterly decimated in the polls .. he messed with the wrong dude

[QUOTE=dude77]bad mistake by benny .. every candidate who has attacked trump has been utterly decimated in the polls .. he messed with the wrong dude[/QUOTE]

On Aug 6th:

Trump 24.3
Carson 5.8

Sept 5th:

Trump 27.8
Carson 13.5

Sept 10th:

Trump 29.8
Carson 16.0

Carson can, and should win. I hope he does.

i'd love to see carson as the republican nominee

[QUOTE=RidonKs]i'd love to see carson as the republican nominee[/QUOTE]
I think we all would.

Its amazing that he's this far ahead and he hasn't actually said much of anything, outside of his whacky non-starter immigration enforcement plan, as far as what he'd do in office, how he'd do it and why he'd do it. He's just being loud and aggressive and people are following right along.

The American love affair with celebrities continues unabated.

[QUOTE=Derka]Its amazing that he's this far ahead and [B]he hasn't actually said much of anything[/B], outside of his whacky non-starter immigration enforcement plan, as far as what he'd do in office, how he'd do it and why he'd do it. He's just being loud and aggressive and people are following right along.

The American love affair with celebrities continues unabated.[/QUOTE]
To be fair, he's gone into far greater detail on most issues than Hillary has.

Does a bear shit in the woods?


Are Liberals going to continue to call Republicans racist if they elect Ben Carson? Probably. They're addicted to that race card. It's like crack to them.

I don't think anyone is really expected to say much of anything at this stage. Right now it's all about getting the hype machine going, which Trump has certainly done well. Still think he's ****ed but he played his hand well.

Anyone think it's interesting that Trump was laughed out of the room in previous election cycles but no leads the polls? When his resume and personality are exactly the same. Weird thing to witness for sure.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]Does a bear shit in the woods?


Are Liberals going to continue to call Republicans racist if they elect Ben Carson? Probably. They're addicted to that race card. It's like crack to them.[/QUOTE]
Geraldo has already said Repubs are only rooting for him cause they feel like they need to elect a black man to seem less racist.

Never seen a group of people so obsessed with what race someone is.

Trump is fascinating but I'm wondering how long he's going to be able to keep it together. It feels like eventually he's going to let his guard down and say something [I]really[/I] outlandish and burst into flames live on television.

Probably won't happen but **** it would be glorious to watch.

[QUOTE=UK2K]Geraldo has already said Repubs are only rooting for him cause they feel like they need to elect a black man to seem less racist.

Never seen a group of people so obsessed with what race someone is.[/QUOTE]
Honestly, I would love to see the shoe on the other foot with republicans asking democrats what their "real motives" are every time they disagree with President Carson. The constant parade of "you only disagree with Obama because he's black" would be poetic justice if it was turned against them.

[QUOTE=Take Your Lumps]Trump is fascinating but I'm wondering how long he's going to be able to keep it together. [B]It feels like eventually he's going to let his guard down and say something [I]really[/I] outlandish[/B] and burst into flames live on television.

Probably won't happen but **** it would be glorious to watch.[/QUOTE]
Honestly, I think it's happened enough times where the media has purposely misrepresented what Trump has said or taken him out of context that if he actually did say something insane, people would just assume the media is lying again and he'd get away with it.

[QUOTE=NumberSix]Honestly, I would love to see the shoe on the other foot with republicans asking democrats what their "real motives" are every time they disagree with President Carson. The constant parade of "you only disagree with Obama because he's black" would be poetic justice if it was turned against them.[/QUOTE]


This.

And I think it would be harder to disagree with Carson because he's just generally that nice of a guy. He's a surgeon, he's soft-spoken, Christian, and is not a politician. So if the Dems do find reasons to disagree with him, I think the GOP should pounce on them and pull that race card like there's no tomorrow. I'd love to see that wet poodle Debbie Wasserman-Schultz squirm in her chair when reporters ask her about her party's motivations.

[QUOTE=Patrick Chewing]This.

And I think it would be harder to disagree with Carson because he's just generally that nice of a guy. He's a surgeon, he's soft-spoken, Christian, and is not a politician. So if the Dems do find reasons to disagree with him, I think the GOP should pounce on them and pull that race card like there's no tomorrow. I'd love to see that wet poodle Debbie Wasserman-Schultz squirm in her chair when reporters ask her about her party's motivations.[/QUOTE]

Let's be honest...

Democrats have been relying on the black vote for decades, and in turn for voting left, the vast majority of blacks are no better off now than they were 30 years ago. In fact, the vast majority of blacks are worse off now than when Obama was elected.

The left relies on them to exist though, sort of like, a modern plantation in a way.

[QUOTE]"These Negroes, they're getting pretty uppity these days and that's a problem for us since they've got something now they never had before, the political pull to back up their uppityness. Now we've got to do something about this, we've got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference... I'll have them ******s voting Democratic for the next two hundred years". - Lyndon B. Johnson[/QUOTE]

Not much has changed has it?