Do you trust Hillary?

[Sonofason]

Trump not only lies but is weak, easily manipulated by Putin to the point of becoming his lap dog, weak, easily manipulable by the Chinese being their lap dog, weak, hates America, hates workers, cheats cheats cheats, lies lies lies lies, hates freedom, hates being told he's wrong, hates women, blacks, hispanics, those who disagree with him, insults others, embraces evil and has poop running out of his whatever.

Thank God he's going down in flames. Hopefully he drags the current party of temper tantrum no screaming republican babies down with him. We don't need republican poopy diaperd screaming no in Congress. The last 6 years of their pooping all over the floor is more than enough.

I'm looking to see how violent the dems get when they lose this election. Honestly, I am hoping they try to instigate me to violence, like they try to instigate violence at the Trump rallies, because I will most willingly give them exactly what they want.

 

[suncowiam]

Actually, you seem to know all the answers. So you tell me.

Oh and if you're asking if I'd vote a homosexual into the presidency? Not on your life.

Never claimed to know all the answers. Dont know who will be the better president either. I know what policies I support but who's to know if those policies will be carried through by either candidates.

If a Republican front runner was gay, winning the polls and backed your policies, you wouldn't support him only because he was gay?

 

[Lighthouse]

This was pretty funny though on Rudy, even if it was scripted for her:

"She started by saying that Giuliani first rose to prominence as a prosecutor who went after multi-millionaire tax evaders before offering the following:

"But as the saying goes: If you can't beat 'em, go up on Fox News and call him a genius."

 

[esmith]

What do you mean "used to lie"? Did she stop talking?

 

[Revoltingest]

I trust Hillary more than Trump.
But I expect her to pursue a more wrongful course.
So trust isn't something which necessarily inspires my vote.

 

[Sonofason]

Never claimed to know all the answers. Dont know who will be the better president either. I know what policies I support but who's to know if those policies will be carried through by either candidates.

If a Republican front runner was gay, winning the polls and backed your policies, you wouldn't support him only because he was gay?

Okay, you're right. I suppose there are conditions where I might vote for someone who identifies themselves as gay. If I had no other choice, rather if all other choices were much worse, I might. At least I'd have a decision to make...that is to either vote for that person who identifies as gay, or to not vote at all.

 

[Revoltingest]

I found an interesting piece in the news about trust & government....
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-national-guard-bonus-20161020-snap-story.html
Government often does not honor the deals it makes.
It has no legal obligation to honor a bargain made in good faith if it erred in making it.
This is very different from the private sector, wherein if I make a deal which is based
upon my error, I'm still obligated to carry out my commitments.