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Well there is very little chance that someone who has no money or influence getting into the White House. Trump owes the political establishment no favours .If you want a bus driver to get the job and fill the Whitehouse full of manual workers and school teachers it will only happen in your imagination
One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street. Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
You should look up slick willy. He got to the presidency by telling his followers that he would increase taxation and ended up cutting it when Greenspan told him he couldn't. When are you going to realise that Trump is no worse than Hilary? Trump may get more jobs into the US . He may peg immigration . He may fail ..but as I saw on a documentary the other day, the people who voted for him feel they are being listened to at last. Not patronised. They also said that even if he failed they would still think well of him..that's how much some Americans hate the centre left hypocrites that lead them..and no amount of peevishness or sneering will change that
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Wait.. hold on a minute HH....
Executive Orders only apply to the Government, and only to clarify public policy under the terms of the Law. (as passed by Congress).
So how - exactly - did he "de-regulate" Wall Street ?
He signed 2 EOs lightening the regulatory load on financial institutions. Truly ? Wow.. I'd like to read those.
Do you have any links to them ?
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Well, the Flying Circus moves on.
It appears Trump is being lambasted for winding back the Executive position relating to Marijuana growth, supply and use in certain states. As some members may be aware, Obama gave an executive order (or at least... heavy hint) that the Federal Government would turn the proverbial 'blind eye' to such activities, leading to several states virtually de-prohibiting the growth etc of the Great Weed.
He is being accused of creating massive damage by doing this, and single-handedly creating a "prohibition-era" type situation, with greater profits for drug barons blah blah blah, criminalising the growers blah blah blah, bringing about the end of civilisation blah blah blah.
Of course, all he is ACTUALLY doing is enforcing the will of Congress, who passed the relevant laws relating to Marijuana. But nobody is reporting THAT !
Personally, I think this a mistake; the laws should be changed. However, I can only repeat.. he is enforcing the will of the Legislature elected by the people of the USA.
Obviously he should be castigated for such vile racist fascist islamophobic racist homophobic racist Zionist fascist racist... umm...
Did I get them all in ? Sorry mate.....you forgot sexist pussy grabber.
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He is the president,because he won GET IT ? To be a billionaire then become POTUS,I think it would be rather silly of you to go around calling him stupid,don't you ? Think about it. BTW what are your achievements in life then ? I would say he knows exactly what he is doing,would'nt you ? You don't get to where he is,being stupid,do you ?
Where did I call him stupid? Evil, maybe but never stupid. Nor did I ever mention Chicken Noodle News. Hitler was elected fair and square, too Get it, yet? My achievements in life do not include conning people, stiffing contractors, scapegoating the weakest, selling out my country. How about your's? Pretty much the same as yours and most peoples.Then again I don't go around calling billionaires idiots and POTUS idiots,a lot of other things maybe.When I put my life into perspective,can't really call him that now, can I ?
Would be rather silly of me to even suggest it, don't ya think ?
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Feb 26 2017, 07:44 PM
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street. Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
You should look up slick willy. He got to the presidency by telling his followers that he would increase taxation and ended up cutting it when Greenspan told him he couldn't. When are you going to realise that Trump is no worse than Hilary? Trump may get more jobs into the US . He may peg immigration . He may fail ..but as I saw on a documentary the other day, the people who voted for him feel they are being listened to at last. Not patronised. They also said that even if he failed they would still think well of him..that's how much some Americans hate the centre left hypocrites that lead them..and no amount of peevishness or sneering will change that Oh I'm no fan of Clinton, I said before the election that the choice of candidates was like asking the American people if they would like to be kicked in the left or right testicle.
Trump did a very good job of telling the people what they want to hear, but I fear that's all he will do for them.
The only genuine anti-establisment figure was Bernie Sanders imo, which is why he'll never get near the oval office.
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He is the president,because he won GET IT ? To be a billionaire then become POTUS,I think it would be rather silly of you to go around calling him stupid,don't you ? Think about it. BTW what are your achievements in life then ? I would say he knows exactly what he is doing,would'nt you ? You don't get to where he is,being stupid,do you ?
Where did I call him stupid? Evil, maybe but never stupid. Nor did I ever mention Chicken Noodle News. Hitler was elected fair and square, too Get it, yet? My achievements in life do not include conning people, stiffing contractors, scapegoating the weakest, selling out my country. How about your's? BTW Hitler wasn't elected fair and square. The Russians got him elected didn't you know ? ssshhhhhh don't tell anyone
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Wait.. hold on a minute HH....
Executive Orders only apply to the Government, and only to clarify public policy under the terms of the Law. (as passed by Congress).
So how - exactly - did he "de-regulate" Wall Street ?
He signed 2 EOs lightening the regulatory load on financial institutions.
Truly ? Wow.. I'd like to read those. Do you have any links to them ? Posting from my phone so can't provide a link, but a quick Google search will bring them up.
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Feb 26 2017, 08:00 PM
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I see Trump is refusing to go to the White House correspondents dinner.
The man is living proof that money can't buy class.
He can get all the best food he wants in Trump Tower, without the hassle and overt antagonism. Did they invite the President, or the man to slate? There is a questions here that needs answering, that being do journalists wield too much power, can they influence outcomes of political decisions with their skill in language or in presenting their owners political POV or in the way they slant a story or are selective in the wording? Are they squeaky clean and totally impartial, or do they set out to create or embellish stories just to make sales or even to bring down political opponents?. We can universally condemn Trumps decision to disengage from some sections in the media, but in the longer run perhaps it will introduce some honesty and more objective reporting into journalism as a whole, and that can lead to more openness by the politicians.
Have you no shame? It's glaringly obvious why Trump will not go, he's a manchild.
Traditionally at this event (no it's not about nice dinners) the press poke light hearted fun at the President and he's supposed to grin a bare it, you must remember officers serving you dinner at Chrismas, it's that kind of thing.
You really need to wake up here, Trump will not do you, or the Tories or even the UK any favours unless there is a far bigger prize in it for him. Time to get real.
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I know how annoyed you get when quotes get mixed up, so I started again. Only when it leads to one poster's words being attributed to some other poster.
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street.
Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's. And yet millions of thicko's can't see what is coming can they! 
To pinch someone elses words the bitch that caused the last financial crisis is back in heat and those retards are patting it on the head and giving it a fucking biscuit!
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I will asked you again. How did the FBI head coming out late saying "there is more to look into regarding Clinton" win her the popular vote ?
Well first you were wrong as the FBI cleared her,there was never any prospect of the Orange suit lark. Then the head of the FBI uses a pretext to go against the rules. He commited misconduct in public office by announcing on a shallow pretext that she was under investigation again before clearing her again Even if that reduced her popular vote win by just 1% it was enough to swing the electoral college votes - Quote:
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Only asking a simple question no need to get nasty ::)
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BTW I won't report you for the ad hom "imbecile" I got a pair of balls,can take it.But I will be watching yours and everyone elses of your cabal in future and will have no problem hitting that report button, works both ways
Report away, we need a laugh. Perhaps you could explain in the report how quoting your own words is an insult? I notice you were unable to substantiate your corruption allegation What a load of tosh you write.
1. She was never going to be convicted,so there is no news there. Everyone knew it
2. She lost because she was weak. She never campaigned in a lot of states. Thinking she had it in the bag,Trump went out there,with an attitude of taking those states from the dems by campaigning. You want proof of that just look at Pennsylvaia,Michigan,Wisconsin half hearted campaigns because she thought the sheep would follow her.
3.As for corruption, because the FBI has covered it up,and you believe them it hasn't happened ?
4.Guess what. Do you know if you put your hand in the fire,it hurts ? I don't have to do it to prove my point.
5. I bet your a believer in Bliar/Campbell not cooking the Iraq dossier,hey ?
6.Or that Dr Kelly committed suicide,I guess you will believe beureaucrats before experts, whose questions have not been answered satisfactorily hey ?
7. Just as a closing statement it took over 20 years to discover government cover up over hillsbrough. I guess governments can't/won't lie to us hey ? And Hilary is innocent
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Well there is very little chance that someone who has no money or influence getting into the White House. Trump owes the political establishment no favours .If you want a bus driver to get the job and fill the Whitehouse full of manual workers and school teachers it will only happen in your imagination
One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street. Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's. I've never had a job of a poor person,have you ?
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Well, the Flying Circus moves on.
It appears Trump is being lambasted for winding back the Executive position relating to Marijuana growth, supply and use in certain states. As some members may be aware, Obama gave an executive order (or at least... heavy hint) that the Federal Government would turn the proverbial 'blind eye' to such activities, leading to several states virtually de-prohibiting the growth etc of the Great Weed.
He is being accused of creating massive damage by doing this, and single-handedly creating a "prohibition-era" type situation, with greater profits for drug barons blah blah blah, criminalising the growers blah blah blah, bringing about the end of civilisation blah blah blah.
Of course, all he is ACTUALLY doing is enforcing the will of Congress, who passed the relevant laws relating to Marijuana. But nobody is reporting THAT !
Personally, I think this a mistake; the laws should be changed. However, I can only repeat.. he is enforcing the will of the Legislature elected by the people of the USA.
Obviously he should be castigated for such vile racist fascist islamophobic racist homophobic racist Zionist fascist racist... umm...
Did I get them all in ?
Sorry mate.....you forgot sexist pussy grabber. I'll only do that with consent but I can't therefore deny it.
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street. Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
I've never had a job of a poor person,have you ? Grew up poor, didn't much care for it.
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street.
Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
And yet millions of thicko's can't see what is coming can they!  To pinch someone elses words the bitch that caused the last financial crisis is back in heat and those retards are patting it on the head and giving it a fucking biscuit! I fear before long the American working and middle class will look back fondly on the days when the elite merely ignored them.
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street.
Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
And yet millions of thicko's can't see what is coming can they!  To pinch someone elses words the bitch that caused the last financial crisis is back in heat and those retards are patting it on the head and giving it a fucking biscuit!
I fear before long the American working and middle class will look back fondly on the days when the elite merely ignored them.
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I've never had a job of a poor person,have you ?
Grew up poor, didn't much care for it. Me to. There has to be checks and balances between rich and poor,trump know's this. As I said,"poor people don't employ" We have to have rich people.Yes,rich people who also get the breaks,otherwise go somewhere else.If you disagree,tell me what you would suggest to keep them and their money ?
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You should look up slick willy. He got to the presidency by telling his followers that he would increase taxation and ended up cutting it when Greenspan told him he couldn't. When are you going to realise that Trump is no worse than Hilary? Trump may get more jobs into the US . He may peg immigration . He may fail ..but as I saw on a documentary the other day, the people who voted for him feel they are being listened to at last. Not patronised. They also said that even if he failed they would still think well of him..that's how much some Americans hate the centre left hypocrites that lead them..and no amount of peevishness or sneering will change that
Oh I'm no fan of Clinton, I said before the election that the choice of candidates was like asking the American people if they would like to be kicked in the left or right testicle. Trump did a very good job of telling the people what they want to hear, but I fear that's all he will do for them. The only genuine anti-establisment figure was Bernie Sanders imo, which is why he'll never get near the oval office.
Different styles make different fights. IMO Sanders couldnt beat the slick Clinton campaign whereas Trump was empowered by it. Sanders would have been an asset to the ordinary person but the let has lost the confidence of the working class for decades..same as the UK. As an aside I reckon Sanders would have wiped the floor with Trump if he had been the democrat candidate ( yup seems like a contradiction dont it? ) but as I said different styles make different fights and had Trump had a opponent with substance instead of style he would have lost
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One of his earliest acts as President was to sign an Executive Order de-regulating Wall Street.
Trump is a card carrying member of the elite and wil serve their interests not the people's.
And yet millions of thicko's can't see what is coming can they!  To pinch someone elses words the bitch that caused the last financial crisis is back in heat and those retards are patting it on the head and giving it a fucking biscuit!
Different thickos voted for Hilary who will take us to the same address at shit street as Trump but take the pretty route.
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Different thickos voted for Hilary who will take us to the same address at shit street as Trump but take the pretty route.
The Establishment wins!
Same here!
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Different thickos voted for Hilary who will take us to the same address at shit street as Trump but take the pretty route.
The Establishment wins! Same here!
They always will but think about it ..just how pissed and disillusioned must these people be to put their trust into a maverick like Trump? its easy for the usual suspects to get a semi on pronouncing how stupid( ergo how clever they are ) the pro Trump voters were and at the same time ignore or not realise what had driven them to it ( they get the same half chubby and myopia over the brexit vote ). As for the Yanks, probably the same idiots who threw Sanders out for Hilary are cursing the Trump followers.
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Oh I'm no fan of Clinton, I said before the election that the choice of candidates was like asking the American people if they would like to be kicked in the left or right testicle. Trump did a very good job of telling the people what they want to hear, but I fear that's all he will do for them. The only genuine anti-establisment figure was Bernie Sanders imo, which is why he'll never get near the oval office.
Different styles make different fights. IMO Sanders couldnt beat the slick Clinton campaign whereas Trump was empowered by it. Sanders would have been an asset to the ordinary person but the let has lost the confidence of the working class for decades..same as the UK. As an aside I reckon Sanders would have wiped the floor with Trump if he had been the democrat candidate ( yup seems like a contradiction dont it? ) but as I said different styles make different fights and had Trump had a opponent with substance instead of style he would have lost Once again I have to say that people are missing the elephant in the room, you are all talking of politicians and missing the real point.
The electorate have had enough of being shat upon by the high and mighty and have elected a maverick to shake the system up and make them think twice come the next election.
I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
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Eat your hearts out you anti Trump nutters, wherever you are here or in the USA, he's here for at least 4 years maybe even 8 if he's better for the USA than Obama, which shouldn't really be very difficult.
I take some heart from the fact that like Mrs May, he's pissing off the usual nutcase virtue-signalling, we know best, patronising, PC inculcated and otherwise witless bigots out there.
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I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
When the man in the street stops listening to politicians and insists they instead listen to him, only then will that man make a difference!
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I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
When the man in the street stops listening to politicians and insists they instead listen to him, only then will that man make a difference!
Depends what they have to say......
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Different styles make different fights. IMO Sanders couldnt beat the slick Clinton campaign whereas Trump was empowered by it. Sanders would have been an asset to the ordinary person but the let has lost the confidence of the working class for decades..same as the UK. As an aside I reckon Sanders would have wiped the floor with Trump if he had been the democrat candidate ( yup seems like a contradiction dont it? ) but as I said different styles make different fights and had Trump had a opponent with substance instead of style he would have lost
Once again I have to say that people are missing the elephant in the room, you are all talking of politicians and missing the real point. The electorate have had enough of being shat upon by the high and mighty and have elected a maverick to shake the system up and make them think twice come the next election. I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
Yes but its politicians that have shat on us..there two politicians who were ' mavericks' Sanders and Trump. Sanders was the more left wing ( but probably no more left wing than Roosevelt ) and Trump who was a true maverick and far right nationalist. Imo liberals plumped for a woman candidate to follow a black one and ignored Sanders. There were not enough Liberals.
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Different styles make different fights. IMO Sanders couldnt beat the slick Clinton campaign whereas Trump was empowered by it. Sanders would have been an asset to the ordinary person but the let has lost the confidence of the working class for decades..same as the UK. As an aside I reckon Sanders would have wiped the floor with Trump if he had been the democrat candidate ( yup seems like a contradiction dont it? ) but as I said different styles make different fights and had Trump had a opponent with substance instead of style he would have lost
Once again I have to say that people are missing the elephant in the room, you are all talking of politicians and missing the real point. The electorate have had enough of being shat upon by the high and mighty and have elected a maverick to shake the system up and make them think twice come the next election. I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo) Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
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Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. The Trump fan club are like trained seals being thrown stale fish, they clap no matter what is tossed their way. Eventually they will realise they've been had once again.
A bloke who has been bankrupt many times and who's best friends all come from Wall Street, and the above goons think they'll be saved, hard not to laugh isn't it?
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Once again I have to say that people are missing the elephant in the room, you are all talking of politicians and missing the real point. The electorate have had enough of being shat upon by the high and mighty and have elected a maverick to shake the system up and make them think twice come the next election. I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
Except that the lefties wouldnt be bleating so much if they had the Hilary style old boss. They would be declaring a new beginning .
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Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
The Trump fan club are like trained seals being thrown stale fish, they clap no matter what is tossed their way. Eventually they will realise they've been had once again. A bloke who has been bankrupt many times and who's best friends all come from Wall Street, and the above goons think they'll be saved, hard not to laugh isn't it?
Yup just like the Obama- Hilary fanbois.
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Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
The Trump fan club are like trained seals being thrown stale fish, they clap no matter what is tossed their way. Eventually they will realise they've been had once again. A bloke who has been bankrupt many times and who's best friends all come from Wall Street, and the above goons think they'll be saved, hard not to laugh isn't it?
Yup just like the Obama- Hilary fanbois. Yep, Obama promised change but delivered more of the same, Trump promises change but will deliver more of the same.
Trump however is smart enough to know that some people are on to him, hence his attempts to discredit the media.
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Yup just like the Obama- Hilary fanbois.
Yep, Obama promised change but delivered more of the same, Trump promises change but will deliver more of the same. Trump however is smart enough to know that some people are on to him, hence his attempts to discredit the media.
Of course. Obama was the darling of the media whereas Trump is the guy who ties virgins onto railway lines. Trump will deliver change alright, he will deliver a nationalist narrative ....
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Trump is about as high and mighty as you can get, he's not going to shake up the system, he's going to use it to serve the best interests of the elite of which he is part of.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
The Trump fan club are like trained seals being thrown stale fish, they clap no matter what is tossed their way. Eventually they will realise they've been had once again. A bloke who has been bankrupt many times and who's best friends all come from Wall Street, and the above goons think they'll be saved, hard not to laugh isn't it?
Yup just like the Obama- Hilary fanbois. I notice you avoided the points raised.
'Nuff said.
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Yup just like the Obama- Hilary fanbois.
I notice you avoided the points raised. 'Nuff said.
Thats a laugh coming from you
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Trump however is smart enough to know that some people are on to him, hence his attempts to discredit the media. He's got to keep millions of thicko's distracted whilst he gets on with the real business of making er...America great again.
That's about it isn't it?
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I just wish that folks would give more credence to the man in the street than they do.....(imo)
When the man in the street stops listening to politicians and insists they instead listen to him, only then will that man make a difference!
Depends what they have to say......
The 'man in the street' is a synonym for the average guy, and in the instance Rich used it it meant 'popular opinion'. I thought you'd know that. And it is not an issue of 'depends on what he has to say' at all - the issue is is 'will he be heard and obeyed'?
That is what referenda are - the people making the politicians hear and obey!
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I notice you avoided the points raised. 'Nuff said.
Thats a laugh coming from you Everytime Trumps glaring faults and inconsistencies are pointed out you distract and divert.
Noted!
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