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Posted on: Oct. 23 2016,9:40 am |
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Read the comment with The Donald's voice in mind.
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Dear future generations: Please accept our apologies. We were rolling drunk on petroleum.
- Kurt Vonnegut
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Posted on: Oct. 24 2016,9:55 am |
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^^ nope, that was Bill that signed that one, no doubt or fudging there 
Here's the latest Wikileaks 
https://www.rt.com/usa/363812-wikileaks-podesta-clinton-emails/
Weren't the Dems trying to say Trump was terrible for supposedly having dealings with Russia?
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Posted on: Oct. 24 2016,4:23 pm |
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 ^^^
NAFTA was negotiated and signed by President George H.W. Bush. (check the video.) more Republicans than Democrats voted for the deal, as the trade pact was vehemently opposed by labor unions.
In the House, NAFTA passed 234-200; 132 Republicans and 102 Democrats voted in favor of it. The Senate approved NAFTA 61-38, with the backing of 34 Republicans and 27 Democrats.
Clinton held ceremonially signing for the impending legislation , But that’s not the same as negotiating and signing the treaty with the leaders of Mexico and Canada, that was George H.W. Bush and his administration...
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Posted on: Oct. 24 2016,7:29 pm |
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^^ Billy signed NAFTA turdbreath, all the denying and wishful thinking won't ever change that.
Here, a clip from Billy's own library
https://youtu.be/b3ooMrgXido
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Posted on: Oct. 25 2016,3:58 am |
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(Self-Banished @ Oct. 24 2016,9:55 am)
QUOTE Here's the latest Wikileaks
Trump publicly asked the Russians to hack the Democratic party, and low and behold, the Russians did exactly that. Aren't you concerned at all how cozy the relationship is between Trump and Moscow?
QUOTE Weren't the Dems trying to say Trump was terrible for supposedly having dealings with Russia?
Well, Trump has had dealings, but we don't know what they are because he's the first person in modern history to get this close to the Presidency without releasing his taxes.
What's equally bothersome is someone getting this close without ANY experience to prepare them for the Presidency. Not a stint in the legislature, governorship, he hasn't even been on a city council! We've had generals that won, but Trump dodged the draft so he didn't gain experience there. At least Reagan and Romney were governor first before they decided to run for President. Inheriting money isn't a qualification, neither is being a reality TV host, nor is being a frequent guest on Howard Stern a qualification for POTUS.
Seth Meyers was right when he addressed the idea of Trump running at the White House Correspondence Dinner. "Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as a Republican. Which is surprising, because I just assumed he was running as a joke."
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Posted on: Oct. 25 2016,4:40 am |
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(irisheyes @ Oct. 25 2016,3:58 am)
QUOTE
(Self-Banished @ Oct. 24 2016,9:55 am)
QUOTE Here's the latest Wikileaks Trump publicly asked the Russians to hack the Democratic party, and low and behold, the Russians did exactly that. Aren't you concerned at all how cozy the relationship is between Trump and Moscow? QUOTE Weren't the Dems trying to say Trump was terrible for supposedly having dealings with Russia? Well, Trump has had dealings, but we don't know what they are because he's the first person in modern history to get this close to the Presidency without releasing his taxes.What's equally bothersome is someone getting this close without ANY experience to prepare them for the Presidency. Not a stint in the legislature, governorship, he hasn't even been on a city council! We've had generals that won, but Trump dodged the draft so he didn't gain experience there. At least Reagan and Romney were governor first before they decided to run for President. Inheriting money isn't a qualification, neither is being a reality TV host, nor is being a frequent guest on Howard Stern a qualification for POTUS. Seth Meyers was right when he addressed the idea of Trump running at the White House Correspondence Dinner. "Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as a Republican. Which is surprising, because I just assumed he was running as a joke."
So it doesn't bother you when chairman cow was secretary she signed off on 20% of our uranium deposits to a Russan front company.
His taxes, piss off  let's take a closer look an the Clinton Foundation's dealings, pay for play anyone 
Experience? Buster was a senator for 5 minutes then he runs for president? Where before that he was a community organizer?
Trump probably won't win but he's fairly close, people are waking up to career crooks like chairman cow and refusing to be duped. Trouble is we're tipping towards the entitled outnumbering the producers.
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Posted on: Oct. 25 2016,5:17 am |
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http://www.cnn.com/2016...butions
Of course if chairman cow's elected this will all go away.
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