Trump finally attacks Walker

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Seeing that I live in Wisconsin I totally agree with Trump's assessment of Scott Walker.

It's also nice to see that a fair amount of the mudslinging is being done within the Republican party. It's fun seeing them make each other look bad.
 
Trump has somehow become the best Republic candidate.

He at least seems honest and is not afraid to attack the establishment.

The fact the he is rich already perhaps means he can't be bought as easily.

Misguided? Sure. To me it seems better than systematically corrupt.

I get the feeling he would try to do the right thing, even if he ends up doing the wrong thing.
 
Trump has somehow become the best Republic candidate.

He at least seems honest and is not afraid to attack the establishment.

The fact the he is rich already perhaps means he can't be bought as easily.

Misguided? Sure. To me it seems better than systematically corrupt.

I get the feeling he would try to do the right thing, even if he ends up doing the wrong thing.

That's the thing also: Trump doesn't particularly seem beholden to corporate interests beyond his own. I don't get the impression that he's "in the pocket" of one industry or another.

Now I think that his attempt to "do the right thing" would probably be disastrous. general conservatism aside anyone who thinks business experience is going to successfully inform monetary policy is dangerous and someone I want kept away from the whitehouse. But at this moment in time Trump is fucking fascinating
 
But is he lying?
No, the sad thing is that Trump is actually right. Scott Walker's list of accomplishments in Wisconsin range from destroying unions to defunding Planned Parenthood to attempts at mandatory drug testing for welfare.

He's led to an exponential increase in the deficit and actually caused a worse job outlook for the state, while attempting to make conditions for those who do have jobs as shitty as possible.

So yeah, Trump is somehow looking better than the other GOP Candidates.

If Trump wasn't insane on immigration he'd actually easily be the best Republican policy wise.

Which is hilarious.
Exactly. And weirdly enough aside from the immigration insanity he's easily the most liberal. He's for free universal healthcare and gun control and has harshly criticized many decisions and statements by current GOP Candidates.

I actually really hope that Trump gets the nomination now that I think about it. It's absolute insanity. It might even require the GOP to reboot itself.
 
If Trump wasn't insane on immigration he'd actually easily be the best Republican policy wise.

Which is hilarious.

Yeah, I've realized this too. Immigration aside Trump is actually one of the more appealing of the Republican candidates, surprisingly and hilariously.
 
Trump's immigration 'policy' (to the extent that he has any policies) is pretty standard fare. It is just his rhetoric that is crazy. He says he wants to (force mexico to) build a wall and offer a path to legal status that requires immigrants to return home and apply through a fast-track process

This is in-line with most comprehensive immigration reform proposals. He explains his position here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R43-aXfassY
 
And Jeb is loving the right wing media not paying attention to him. Seriously

Trump is the best POSSIBLE thing that could have happened for Jeb. He gets the hardline social-conservatives away from him and keeps Fox from talking about him. It's the PERFECT storm for him.
 
Trump is the best POSSIBLE thing that could have happened for Jeb. He gets the hardline social-conservatives away from him and keeps Fox from talking about him. It's the PERFECT storm for him.

Plenty of time to prepare for debates without having to deal with any potential crisis from being in front of the media 24/7.
 
That's the thing also: Trump doesn't particularly seem beholden to corporate interests beyond his own. I don't get the impression that he's "in the pocket" of one industry or another.

Now I think that his attempt to "do the right thing" would probably be disastrous. general conservatism aside anyone who thinks business experience is going to successfully inform monetary policy is dangerous and someone I want kept away from the whitehouse. But at this moment in time Trump is fucking fascinating

Agreed. I somehow can't imagine the Koch brothers buying him to get their way. I think he's more interested in wielding power on his own and doing whatever he wants. I think we're seeing that come out now with all these delicious quotes. If he was in somebody's pocket, they'd be telling him to pipe down and toe the line.


Yeah, I've realized this too. Immigration aside Trump is actually one of the more appealing of the Republican candidates, surprisingly and hilariously.

I keep seeing this sentiment but I dont know what his policies are about. There's the thing about building the wall but what else has he got? What has he said about jobs, health care, gun ownership, etc?
 
Trump is just about ready to start his own faction in the GOP like the GOP Wolfpac. Who will jump ship and join him?
 
Trump is just about ready to start his own faction in the GOP like the GOP Wolfpac. Who will jump ship and join him?

He'll draw a few hardline social and eco conservatives. Basically the idiots that polluted the party in the first place.

But not all of them, not enough to matter.
 
The fact the he is rich already perhaps means he can't be bought as easily.

That's exactly what is so frustrating about Trump. Someone with his enormous fortune and unrivaled egotism is essentially 100% incorruptible. He could do so much good if he was on the other side. A liberal version of Trump would be the best thing ever.
 
Can I register republican to vote in the primaries and then switch to democrat and vote for Sanders? Or is it all on the same day and that's impossible?
 
That's the thing also: Trump doesn't particularly seem beholden to corporate interests beyond his own. I don't get the impression that he's "in the pocket" of one industry or another.

Now I think that his attempt to "do the right thing" would probably be disastrous. general conservatism aside anyone who thinks business experience is going to successfully inform monetary policy is dangerous and someone I want kept away from the whitehouse. But at this moment in time Trump is fucking fascinating

Yeah and that's the worry. His ego would get only bigger as President.
 
If Trump wasn't insane on immigration he'd actually easily be the best Republican policy wise.

Which is hilarious.
He's actually quite moderate when it comes to dealing with immigrants already in the US. He just threw the wall stuff around to appeal to conservatives; these are the Republican primaries after all. It's refreshing though not to hear the "God and Bible" that comes out of pretty much every other Republican.
 
I was thinking about how tall the CEOs usually are. Then it struck me how trump was always displayed as a small man in cartoons. I went to the bottom of this and googled this guys lenght and what do you know, the dude is 6'2! Who wouldve thought??
 
I keep seeing this sentiment but I dont know what his policies are about. There's the thing about building the wall but what else has he got? What has he said about jobs, health care, gun ownership, etc?

He's about 95% jobs and the economy. Make America great again and all that.
 
Seeing that I live in Wisconsin I totally agree with Trump's assessment of Scott Walker.

It's also nice to see that a fair amount of the mudslinging is being done within the Republican party. It's fun seeing them make each other look bad.

The only way any of them win is if Hillary implodes, so they might as well bank on that happening and do whatever they can to get the nomination.
 
He's about 95% jobs and the economy. Make America great again and all that.

Has he ever uttered a word about wealth inequality? Or getting money out of politics? I suppose its too much to ask for him to have anything to say on that like Bernie Sanders.
 
Agreed. I somehow can't imagine the Koch brothers buying him to get their way. I think he's more interested in wielding power on his own and doing whatever he wants. I think we're seeing that come out now with all these delicious quotes. If he was in somebody's pocket, they'd be telling him to pipe down and toe the line.




I keep seeing this sentiment but I dont know what his policies are about. There's the thing about building the wall but what else has he got? What has he said about jobs, health care, gun ownership, etc?



I would never vote for him for the simple reason that he thinks that the Chinese invented global warming to control the world... Right now the most important thing we can do is decarbonize the economy and and implement adaptions in our infrastructure and policies.
The basics of this physics has been understood since the 1890s.
 
I can't even imagine Donald Trump forming a coherent thought about anything related to social politics or socioeconomics.

And he would just be about as big an embarrassment as I can think of regarding foreign politics.
 
Everyone gets a piece of the Donald!

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But seriously, about damn time he focused on him, and the more light shed on Walker's record the better.

that tweet is actually true

Scott made a mess overthere
 
Has he ever uttered a word about wealth inequality? Or getting money out of politics? I suppose its too much to ask for him to have anything to say on that like Bernie Sanders.

Probably not, but he did have this to say about Hilary.

http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/248910-exclusive-trump-threatens-third-party-run
He said that Sanders is a sort of “duplicate” of liberal favorite Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), who he said has pushed Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner for 2016, to the left.

“She’s had a huge impact on Clinton,” Trump said. “Hillary is going way left, and I sort of laugh because I know Hillary very well. ... The interesting part about Hillary is that her donors are all the hedge fund guys and the business guys and the real estate guys. And they’re all saying, ‘Do you think she means it?’ And I say, ‘Of course she doesn’t mean it — you know her.’ ”
 
He wants single payer too.

Single payer actually makes sense for private enterprise as health care cost continue to go up.

Tying insurance to employment was such a silly mistake.

I know Trump said he wanted Single Payer Healthcare like 15 years ago.

But has he also said the same thing this year, 2015, when he's actually attempting to run in the Republican Primary?
 
If the GOP candidates, Walker infuriates me th most. The idea that the guy survived three goddamn elections in Wisconsin while providing no great accomplishment outside of destroying unions (fuck workers, yay!) is mind boggling.

as unreasonable as it is it actually has made me respect voters in wisconsin much less. it's insanity to me
 
Trump has the subtlety and tack of a... Donald Trump, but policy wise I like him far more than any other candidate democrat or republican. I don't know how serious he is about any of this but watching him kick the rest of the field around is definitely entertaining.
 
Trump has the subtlety and tack of a... Donald Trump, but policy wise I like him far more than any other candidate democrat or republican. I don't know how serious he is about any of this but watching him kick the rest of the field around is definitely entertaining.

what lol
 
He doesn't seem to answer anything in his interviews as well. He uses a technique whereby he just talks nonstop to deflect the original question. By 'talks', I mean he rambles and repeats phrases that seem inspired from a Fox News comment section.
 
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