October 11, 201610 yr I've decided I'm not done ranting. Trump's "apology" for this is pathetic. He apologizes to his family. Really?! Screw that! What about the women he was talking about? Don't they deserve an apology? He's only apologizing to his family because it's the minimum amount of apology possible. He regrets it? Bull. He regrets he didn't make sure the mic wasn't hot. And you can list every single thing that Hilary has ever been accused of. You can list everything Bill has ever been accused of. But don't you dare hold Trump up as a better alternative. You cast your vote for Trump. I'm not going to apologize, nor be shamed by anyone, for deciding to vote for Hilary. Then I won't bother listing her support for 3rd trimester partial birth abortion, or her vicious attack on a 12 year old rape victim, which she later laughed about. I won't mention her support of the failed Obamacare system. No need to, since your mind is made up about Saint Hillary.
October 11, 201610 yr What this woman went through is sad and awful. That settles it. The only sensible and logical thing to do now is to vote for Donald Trump.
October 11, 201610 yr How do you feel about Hillary helping deride and destroy the women Bill assaulted? It is well documented. I'm not disagreeing that what Trump said was wrong and shouldn't have been said. Child please! That isn't remotely the same. Rape? Shaming, intimidation methods, threatening those that were raped or assaulted? You really think that is anywhere near as bad as what Trump said? Oh the hypocrisy and double standards...
October 11, 201610 yr So if someone made the same comments Trump made, and made them about your daughter or wife, would it still just be locker room talk and no big deal?
October 11, 201610 yr What this woman went through is sad and awful. That settles it. The only sensible and logical thing to do now is to vote for Donald Trump. It sure wouldn't be sensible to vote for Hillary based on how she defended things like what's in that video.
October 11, 201610 yr So if someone made the same comments Trump made, and made them about your daughter or wife, would it still just be locker room talk and no big deal? If Hillary defended Bill for doing to your wife what he did to his victims, that would be no big deal? If she intimidated or shamed your wife for being a victim of Bill's, that would be no big deal?
October 11, 201610 yr If Hillary defended Bill for doing to your wife what he did to his victims, that would be no big deal? If she intimidated or shamed your wife for being a victim of Bill's, that would be no big deal? Hillary's a despicable human being. Not sure where I've ever said otherwise.
October 11, 201610 yr Hillary's a despicable human being. Not sure where I've ever said otherwise. And you realize I'm not voting Trump?
October 11, 201610 yr And you realize I'm not voting Trump? Yes I do. I didn't quote you, did I? You're more than welcome to answer the question I posed, but it wasn't geared towards you. It's aimed at the posters who have brushed aside Trump's comments as no big deal because they're just words.
October 11, 201610 yr Yes I do. I didn't quote you, did I? You're more than welcome to answer the question I posed, but it wasn't geared towards you. It's aimed at the posters who have brushed aside Trump's comments as no big deal because they're just words. Gotcha. Thought you were talking to me because it was after my post.
October 11, 201610 yr Gotcha. Thought you were talking to me because it was after my post. I can see that, but it was simply where the post fell. You've long said you weren't a Trump guy.
October 11, 201610 yr I wasn't a Trump supporter in the primaries. I have some friends who were, and still are, but I told them at the time that he had the least chance of everyone running, all 16 of them, of defeating Hillary in November. Yes, he does have a "base" of voters that will stick with him but in a nationwide election it will take more than that. Any Republican candidate will always have a huge hurdle to overcome in the electoral college to begin with, because big electoral states such as California (and the Pacific northwest), New York and the New England region, the rust belt states, etc, are locked in as Democrat states in advance. So it would have taken someone with some skill and knowledge to win the White House, and narrowly at that. The demographics have changed so much in the last two decades that it will never be easy for a Republican to win again. Trump is doing just what I knew he would do. He's letting his mouth and mannerisms override his senses. And what's worrisome to me is he says he's going to do this and that but he never explains how. What's his plan? Where's the substance? Also, he appears to have a lack of knowledge about foreign affairs. I've noticed in the debates if he is asked a specific question about certain problem areas of the world he deflects them, changes the subject, or talks in generalities. I may just join Run To State and not vote for either. I'm definitely not voting for Hillary, but Trump is not a Republican. He's an Independent, and a businessman, who is using the Republican brand to run for president. I knew when he got the nomination the party was in trouble. And if Hillary could have hand picked one of the 16 to run against she would have picked Trump. His being on the ballot is her easiest route to the White House.
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