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> Breaking with two centuries of political tradition,
> Donald Trump didn’t ask Americans to place their trust
> in each other or in God, but rather, in Trump.
You do realize that Trump was the author of a book advising people to be
unpredictable in negotiations, to always be one step ahead of your
rivals. This is exactly what he's doing, not to mention the innumerable
problems of the Great Wall of Mexico, ecological, social, ethical, and
social. Many peoples on both sides of the border have relatives on both
sides of the borders, animals often in their migration routes often
travel between the border regions, case in point the jaguar population
of New Mexico and Arizona.
And plus, why would Mexico want to waste billions of dollars on a
pointless wall? That's not to mention the anti-regulation bullshit
Donald Trump, Jr. was spewing out against Dodd-Frank, not realizing that
it was because of people like him that the global economy was shit,
despite the Recession officially being over, the average American
continues to feel the effects, but hey, who care's about the everyday
struggles of the proletariat, I know they don't! The only good thing out
of the RNC I got was their supposed antipathy towards "Obamatrade", or
the TPP, TISA, and TTIP.
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> "The most striking aspect of his speech wasn’t his delivery,
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> he outlined, long fixtures of his stump speech.
His policies were outrageous, they'd be more in line with the Gilded Age
(not to say we aren't in a new Gilded Age) than the 21st century. They
neglect to mention that it was the results of American actions that the
Middle East hates our guts, imagine being bombed continuously, everyone
you know dying, innocent people captured and tortured for years on end,
a non-stop military occupation, it was because of Bush that ISIS was
created, Saddam was a terrible man, but he killed terrorists. Once we
removed Saddam that creates an inevitable power struggle, once we left
that allowed ISIS to take the reins of IRAQ.
The same thing happened with Libya, once we overthrew Gaddafi, no strong
man was there to reinstate order, in a tribal country with no strong
traditions of democracy, there's going to be chaos. The fall of Gaddafi
and subsequent lack of law and order led to the invasion of ISIS and the
ongoing Libyan Civil War.
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> on a podium, elevated above the surrounding crowd,
> telling the millions of Americans who were watching
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http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/07/trump-rnc-speech-alone-fix-it/492557/
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> He alone has kept his promises, all his promises,
> to the Jewish people.”
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What's your obsession with Hitler?
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