I don't know if this is real as I don't have Twitter but it's hilarious...

Got to be a fake?
I may be wrong but @realDonaldTrump is suspicious.

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Originally posted by lbj:
Got to be a fake?
I may be wrong but @realDonaldTrump is suspicious.

Appears to be fake but that is his real Twitter page. I just checked. But that post is not on there. Still made me laugh out loud literally.

Yet one more reason to vote Trump!

L.A. Mayor says Trump victory may cause olympics not to come to the U.S.

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Yet one more reason to vote Trump!

L.A. Mayor says Trump victory may cause olympics not to come to the U.S.

From the mouth of a Klinton crime family supporter.

I.
Am.
Shocked.

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Yet one more reason to vote Trump!

L.A. Mayor says Trump victory may cause olympics not to come to the U.S.

That would be money saved.

Maybe the U.N. Will get out if the Donald takes the checkered flag!

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Ogie:
Well......not many comments about those who think Ryan is a POS politician. And wow, Trump endorsed him. What does that make Trump?

I don't know if it "makes him" anything. Why don't you tell us? Obviously, you have an opinion on the matter. Don't pose questions to us. Tell us. Just say whatever is on your mind.

Been there, done that.

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Originally posted by Ogie:
Been there, done that.

Am I supposed to know what this means?

Play games with someone else, please.

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Originally posted by Ronin1069:
Yet one more reason to vote Trump!

L.A. Mayor says Trump victory may cause olympics not to come to the U.S.

Hmmm... don't recall Trump costing anyone the bid for Chicago Olympics

Pertinent to the Kahn flap:

Just want to state these real, practical, truths regarding the 2016 election as clearly and concisely as possible:

A vote not cast is a vote for Mrs. Clinton.

A vote cast for a third party candidate (like Johnson (L) or Stein (G)) is a vote for Mrs. Clinton.

The ONLY vote against Mrs. Clinton is a vote cast FOR Mr. Trump.

That's God's honest truth. Trump is what we got. We either carry him over the finish line or we will all watch America turn into hell.

^ respectfully, Sap, the answer is - it depends...

think of it like this:

* if Voter-x is already Right-leaning, already generally votes Republican, or is already fairly amenable to our side/cause, then yes, absolutely, it is imperative that *those* types of voters (which includes most typical Republicans) actually participate AND vote Trump.

* however, for everyone else, all on the Left, and at least half of the Middle, the sum total of which is already a bigger group than our side - even on a good day, then what's MOST important is that as many of *them* as possible cast a vote AGAINST Hillary, whether by staying home, voting 3d Party, or in the least likely scenario actually voting FOR Trump.

Ultimately, this election will be decided by how many vote against Hillary in either form. This election, more so than about Trump, is/should be about defeating Hillary, as when defeating Hillary is the primary goal we reach the most who can help us, directly or otherwise.

She is the focus, she is the political enemy. Trump just happens to be the guy... and even on Trump's best day, it's easier to argue Hillary's failures and threats than Trump's pros...

#NeverHillary2016

What in the Hell are you talking about?

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Originally posted by 46and2:
^ respectfully, Sap, the answer is - it depends...

think of it like this:

* if Voter-x is already Right-leaning, already generally votes Republican, or is already fairly amenable to our side/cause, then yes, absolutely, it is imperative that *those* types of voters (which includes most typical Republicans) actually participate AND vote Trump.

* however, for everyone else, all on the Left, and at least half of the Middle, the sum total of which is already a bigger group than our side - even on a good day, then what's MOST important is that as many of *them* as possible cast a vote AGAINST Hillary, whether by staying home, voting 3d Party, or in the least likely scenario actually voting FOR Trump.

Ultimately, this election will be decided by how many vote against Hillary in either form. This election, more so than about Trump, is/should be about defeating Hillary, as when defeating Hillary is the primary goal we reach the most who can help us, directly or otherwise.

She is the focus, she is the political enemy. Trump just happens to be the guy... and even on Trump's best day, it's easier to argue Hillary's failures and threats than Trump's pros...

#NeverHillary2016

Umm, could you repeat the stuff where you talked about all the things??

"More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.” -- Woody Allen

Kasich continues his nonsense comments.

I used to like Kasich until he ran for president.

On CNN today,

Kasich has long called for the party to unify , and expressed displeasure with Trump's hesitation to endorse several prominent establishment GOP candidates

Kasich refused to say whether he would vote for Trump.

odd party unification

On John McCain: "As far as I'm concerned, McCain shouldn't even have to run for election in the Senate," Kasich said. "He ought to be in the Senate as long as he wants to be."

sure, no need for voters.

If Trump loses Ohio, look no further than Kasich for the problem


adding: if you think the story is true about Kasich being offered the Trump VP position and running foreign and domestic policy,

watch Kasich's answer:

https://youtu.be/N-WxXUkY3DU

Kasich laughs.
" I never got a call"
"Apparently, "
"That's what the reports are, but you know"
"that is what one them told me" (one of his aides - not named)
"that's yesterday"

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On John McCain: "As far as I'm concerned, McCain shouldn't even have to run for election in the Senate," Kasich said. "He ought to be in the Senate as long as he wants to be."

He needs to be reminded that not only do we not have kings, but we also do not have lesser nobility.

Kasich is part of the Establishment, i.e. the problem.

Really?

Man charged in Cleveland bar shooting after argument over Donald Trump

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — A man accused of shooting a fellow bar patron because he supported Donald Trump for president turned himself in to police on Friday.

Darnell Hall, 45, is charged with felonious assault. His bond was set at $15,000 Saturday during his initial appearance in Cleveland Municipal Court.

The shooting happened about 5 p.m. July 25 at Winston's Bar on East 131st Street and Miles Avenue.

Defense attorney Harvey Bruner said during the hearing that Hall and a 60-year-old man got into an argument because the other man was saying that Donald Trump would be a good president.

Hall disagreed and a fight ensued.

Cleveland police said the men met on the bar's back patio.

The men, who are both regulars at the bar, started talking about the presidential election, with the 65-year-old man saying he preferred Donald Trump.

The bar's owner jumped in to separate them, and brought the 60 year old into the bar. Hall walked around the outside of the building and through the front door, police said.

The argument rekindled.

Hall pulled a pistol from his pants and shot the 60-year-old man in the right thigh, police said. Hall then ran out the bar's front door, jumped into a Cadillac truck and drove off, according to police.

Bruner said the police's version of the shooting was different that Hall's. He said Hall had a gun with him the entire time and pulled out his gun during the argument over Trump.

Bruner said the bar owner tried to grab Hall's gun, which caused the gun to fire one shot.

Hall was sentenced in April to 18 months of probation after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge related to a May 7, 2015 incident at the same bar.

He and a woman got into a fight with two other women. Hall struck the women with a bottle, according to court records.

Hall ran into the Cleveland police detective assigned to his case at Winston's Bar in October after he had posted bond. The officer was off-duty, and the man confronted him.

Hall told the officer that he was out of jail, and asked the officer what he wanted to do, according to court records. The officer left the bar and told Cuyahoga County prosecutors about the encounter.