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Donald Trump's path to becoming a successful POTUS

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I don't ignore it. I just don't see it around every corner.

 

Its not racist to deport illegals.

 

BTW Muslim isn't a race.

 

Muslims aren't a race. Can we agree that he said hateful things about Muslims and a lot of his base enjoyed and reveled in his words of deporting all Muslims from the United States? How should American Muslims feel about that?

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Muslims aren't a race. Can we agree that he said hateful things about Muslims and a lot of his base enjoyed and reveled in his words of deporting all Muslims from the United States? How should American Muslims feel about that?

 

Trump never said he would deport Muslims.

He did say he would place a temporary ban until we could figure out was going on.

We know. Obama has deported more illegals than any POTUS ever.

 

Inflated numbers. You can't turn them around at the border and count that as a deportation.

So basically the only way you'll admit that Trump's campaign was fueled by hateful racist rhetoric is if he gets exposed with a Donald Sterling style recording. Duly noted.

 

Never said that. Not going to agree with what is spewed by the Left and the MSM either.

 

This election has shown you can't believe everything your told.

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He won the election because he reached out to voters long forgotten by both parties. Not because of hateful and divisive rhetoric. That dog don't hunt.

 

Your party dropped the ball. The POTUS you love said so yesterday.

 

I want him to carry through on deporting illegals that are criminals. I want him to secure the border. I want him to stringently vet refugees from ISIS areas. I want him to get rid of job killing agreements. I want him to revise the tax code.

 

Yeah, all of that sounds real hateful and divisive.

 

I agree with the first sentence. He succeeded wildly by reaching out to a long-taken-for-granted part of the electorate. One that Democrats forgot could swing elections if taken too much for granted.

 

My whole issue is how he went about appealing to them.

Report says a Muslim registry is still being considered.

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Inflated numbers. You can't turn them around at the border and count that as a deportation.

 

Okay.

Okay.

 

I thought the borders were open though?

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Trump never said he would deport Muslims.

He did say he would place a temporary ban until we could figure out was going on.

 

He said that after he cleaned up his initial call for banning all Muslims from being in America.

 

Back to my question though...how should American Muslims feel about Trump's blanket statements about Muslims?

 

How should Hispanics feel about his words about Hispanics? And forget the criminals, rapists but some are good people rant. He said he couldn't get a fair trial from the Hispanic judge because the judge was Hispanic.

 

We can just ignore the whole refused to rent to blacks let's settle out of court situations. He settled so that doesn't implicate him being racist. I already know that answer. :lol2:

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I thought the borders were open though?

 

Ehhhh, the numbers are inflated. Hispanics have voiced displeasure at those inflated numbers and Obama's nickname has been The Deporter in Chief but the numbers are inflated.

 

Once they put the fencing up in the next couple of years with some wall in some good spots the borders will finally be secure.

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I agree with the first sentence. He succeeded wildly by reaching out to a long-taken-for-granted part of the electorate. One that Democrats forgot could swing elections if taken too much for granted.

 

My whole issue is how he went about appealing to them.

 

Ahh, Jim. He won. How he won isn't important anymore.

We know. Obama has deported more illegals than any POTUS ever.
This is not even remotely true. Obama has deported illegals with accounting tricks. He used the same trick to get the unemployment rate under 5 percent, even as the number of working aged Americans no longer in the workforce repeatedly set record highs. Obama is the David Copperfield of U.S. presidents - all smoke and mirrors.
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This is not even remotely true. Obama has deported illegals with accounting tricks. He used the same trick to get the unemployment rate under 5 percent, even as the number of working aged Americans no longer in the workforce repeatedly set record highs. Obama is the David Copperfield of U.S. presidents - all smoke and mirrors.

 

Okay.

So basically the only way you'll admit that Trump's campaign was fueled by hateful racist rhetoric is if he gets exposed with a Donald Sterling style recording. Duly noted.

 

Doubtful :idunno:

 

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