Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
"Compared to Trump?" is what many would say. Still, I think that would ruin him, if true.
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Sure, 83% is good. But there is not a chance in hell that the poll we were talking about, as early as it is, is accurate to that percentage. Look at the Biden results now. Look Trump vs Warren. You have lost some perspective if you really believe 83% is the number of a face-to-face with Trump for those people.Originally Posted by James Lacey
Mel,
If I could find an 83% bet, I would bet the house on it over and over again and walk away filthy rich in the end. It seems hard to believe that anyone could quibble with those kinds of results.
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Did you have any interest in researching that claim? There is youtube with dates showing Trump doing the same routine with the hands and voice four times, all previous to this incident. Talking about Cruz, a general, bank president, and another person, all without disability. It was a routine he did for many and he claims he overlooked that he had a disability. A polite thing to do? No, but not something that should keep a person from the presidency. Many are so filled with anti-Trump emotion they have lost some logic.Originally Posted by James Lacey
I think the Republicans have lost the moral high ground when it comes to questioning anyone's ability to act rationally. Anyone who is still supporting this morally bankrupt man needs to undertake some deep introspection seriously. Honestly, in hindsight, I can't understand why it was not all over for Trump the first time he mocked that disabled reporter at one of his rallies. It should have all ended right there.
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Your first sentence doesn't make sense to me.Originally Posted by James Lacey
Mel,
So, you are telling me that Trump mocks disable people to mock people who are not disabled? How exactly does that make it better? I suggest that instead of trying to defend the indefensible, it would be far easier to admit that Trump is a horrible human being. There are hundreds of examples of Trump mocking people inappropriately in public and using churlish behavior that is inexcusable. Are you going to defend or make excuses for all of them? Please, admit that Trump is a childish name-calling bully and a pathological lying toddler. At this point, any other position sounds self-serving and delusional.
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
Leading the DemsPosted By Mel Maki |
The previous video shows him doing maybe a flustered person with a wave of his hands. Of course in your mind it has to be mocking a disabled person. You must know by now you are not open-minded in these matters and that is ok with me.Originally Posted by James Lacey
And I'm showing that you are disingenuous at best when you claim Trump was not mocking his appearance. Trump has derided the looks of hundreds of people in the last three years; most recently, he mocked Mike Bloomberg for only being 5'4" tall. Even if you are right, and you are not, that Trump was not mocking the disabled reporter, it does not clear Trump of the total of all of his disgusting behavior. The man is a disgrace to the human race.