US Election & Presidency

(09-08-2016 23:11 )circles_o_o_o Wrote:  

Quote:Hillary wants to abolish, essentially, the Second Amendment. By the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. Although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is, I dunno

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live...paign-live

somebody needs to stop this loon, wink wink, nudge.... (hopefully the second amendment people read this forum!)

tell you boris and gove might just have caused wwIII because all i hear is the brexit effect when it comes to trump.

mind you what do you expect from the americans the people who went on the mayflower were the 17th century christian version of islamic State basically puritans who wanted to persecute and kill all non belivers basically a war like version of the Amish

what i dont get is they say we cant change the 2nd ammendment but the word ammendment means that the constitution didnt have the 2nd ammemndment in it in the first place so had to be ammended

It's disturbing that he's still getting away with saying the things he does. There are only so many times you can claim what you said was taken out of context. As has been said in comment sections, he likely would have been arrested by now if he wasn't running for president, or at least be dragged in for questioning. It's absolute madness that people are turning a blind eye to this.

money gets you anything in some places

Im beginning to wonder "IS AMERICA OUR CLOSEST FRIEND & ALLY GOING INSANE"

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/08/17/is-trump-...ntary.html

Michael Moore is a bigger nutcase than Donald Trump.

Nevertheless, there's a ring of truth there.
I mean, what does Trump want with the Presidency anyway. It's going to seriously cramp his lifestyle.

^ Arguably an ideologically laissez-faire President could make a point of doing bugger-all, to emphasize that "Big Government" is not required ?

Calvin Coolidge (President from 1923-29) apparently made a point of sleeping 11 to 15 hours a day during his Presidency.
He was known as "Silent Cal" because he hardly ever made any speeches, and they were usually brief.