Donald Trump for President Thread

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wm02 said:
Interesting. I was actually thinking the opposite as the last three presidential nominees (McCain, Romney and Trump) have not been trusted by social conservatives, especially Trump given his lifestyle, long term support of Democrats, supported abortion until fairly recently.
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I have a lot of friends/acquaintances who generally fit in the Republican/Southern Baptist area of the venn, and to my understanding most are followers and not leaders when it comes to political movements. Maybe I misread them, but I've not seen much... leadership or innovation from these recently.
 


I thought what both Trump and Clinton actually said in the debate more or less cancelled each other out. On the debate I thought it was very much a dis-honourable draw. Where Clinton came across better was in that she looked much more statesman like in the way see conducted herself.
Trump, in my opinion, came across as a reactionary and he tended to react in an angry manner. Some might see this as passion, I prefer to see a leader of a country being much more circumspect.
I thought, before the debate, that Trump needed to win decisively to bring himself back in the race, he didn't get that decisive win and the polls seem to reflect that.
Clinton's inability to put him away is surely a poor reflection on her.
What about this for a conspiracy theory, Clinton wants to face Trump in the actual election, she knows she can beat him, if the Republicans were to pull him and replace him with a more palatable candidate she would struggle.
 
Telegraph reporting online that there is apparently an awful lot more to come , namely Apprentice recordings in which it's rumoured he uses more sexual & also racial language but there is a $5m leak fee penalty clause for release with attempts to get Clinton supporters to pay legal fees.
 
Caolam said:
I thought what both Trump and Clinton actually said in the debate more or less cancelled each other out. On the debate I thought it was very much a dis-honourable draw. Where Clinton came across better was in that she looked much more statesman like in the way see conducted herself.
Trump, in my opinion, came across as a reactionary and he tended to react in an angry manner. Some might see this as passion, I prefer to see a leader of a country being much more circumspect.
I thought, before the debate, that Trump needed to win decisively to bring himself back in the race, he didn't get that decisive win and the polls seem to reflect that.
Clinton's inability to put him away is surely a poor reflection on her.
What about this for a conspiracy theory, Clinton wants to face Trump in the actual election, she knows she can beat him, if the Republicans were to pull him and replace him with a more palatable candidate she would struggle.
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Too late for that.

The Republicans have made their bed and will have to lie in it.
 

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