Honest Question to Trump Supporters . . .

nonesense, the special interest gravy train and rigged economy is being exposed, this fake Republican vs Democrat con-game is running it's course, people are waking up, it's wall street and special interest vs the middle class blue collar America and there's more of us. and we are beginning to band together.

 

Good and wake up to the robbing of the middle class from both sides is what we need. But to defend one side by pointing to another tells me you have a special interest in defending that side.

For example, what you fail to understand that welfare is special interest for the banks. Google JP Morgan and EBT. It is special interest to the banks to keep people poor and getting handouts. Government takes money from the middle class to support the poor, each charge a handling fee. The only people who lose is the middle class.

 

Politicians cry "what about the poor" as they demand to take more money from the people and people fall right in line with the rhetoric without questioning where the money is actually going. Studies show that the poor received just 32 cents of every dollar of government benefits. The government and banks charge a high handling fee before the money trickles to the poor.

 

From what I can tell, this engineered false political landscape is what sets Trump supporters apart from those who are not, regardless of which side of the political aisle. The Trump supporters are able to identify the engineered landscape, while those who can't see it can only operate within the parameters that are engineered for them. Even this very post, as I mentioned earlier, can only be processed and MUST be refuted within those engineered parameters for non Trump supporters.

I often compare the situation with the movie "The Matrix", when the lead character was given the choices of the blue pill or red pill. "You take the blue pill, the story ends. You wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes." The term red pill refers to a human that is aware of the true nature of the(*)Matrix.". This is ironic, since I see so much liberal rhetoric on this forum referring to Trump's campaign as "fantasy land" and "wonderland". You would have to have seen that movie to understand what I am talking about, so if you have not seen it, disregard this.

 

have you read my post?, do you really think I am pro bank or corporate welfare, you must have me mixed up with someone else.

 

wow, re-read it and try to comprehend. Who do you think benefits from doling out the cash on the EBT card? So in essence people on the dole are benefiting the big banks who handle it then you scream out against big banks / corporations.

Can you see the hypocrisy?

Thats the problem with people. They get money but never ask where it comes from and how it's deposited in their name. I remember Obama's election where a bunch of people thought they were going to get money from Obama's stash.

 

no one is clean here, even you, I have no heart for anyone's I'll gotten gains derived from a rigged economy, time to pay the piper, bend over it's your turn.

 

LOL, I've worked for every dime I got but have to keep paying out for "people who aren't clean". And yes as a matter of fact I am clean.

 

Useless wars

The shrinkage of the middle class.

I blame both the R establishment and the D establishment equally for both.

 

clean means different things to different people, but if you can sleep at night, good for you, I guess.

 

Yep, I can and you continue to ignore the hypocrisy of your thinking.

 

#2 Who needs establishement which has lost last 5 out of 6 presidential elections. The only exception was in 2004 - a sitting president in time of war when people are relunctant to make changes

#3 Even when republicans have a majority, not a single one of their core promises gets accomplished. The government keeps growing, the trade deficit and debt are balooning, the immigration issue is not getting resolved, the middle class is hurting....

I am not a republican but Trump's pro-American populist message certainly strikes a chord with me. It's a long shot but others won't even try.

 

Insanity to keep doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. The political class is shaken only now Hillary who has it locked has a smug look because she thinks the election is in the bag.

Quote Originally Posted by Phoebe Bump View Post
We know Donald Trump got the attention of most of you by promising to build a wall along the US/Mexico border. Can you give us your 2nd and 3rd reasons for giving up on the so-called Republican establishment?

 

You haven't heard him say the Iraq war was stupid?

 

2. Repeal Obama Care. Take care of those who can't afford it and let competition across state lines take care of the rest. Remember how we were fed the lie "You can keep your own Doctor". I have 7 kids all grown, my wife and myself and none of us has been able to keep our own doctor. Only my wife and one child had the same doctor before Obamacare.

3. Overhaul our government agencies so that they run more effeciently. Turn some programs back over to the states and reduce or eliminate some programs all together.

 

When you Trump and Cruz on one side and Sanders on the other side, and you put them all together against any Establihment type,they crush the opposition. I'd say something is going on. You still have people on both sides who still are in denial and don't get it. I'm a Trump supporter and will be until he say's something bad about my dogs.

 

Because the republican establishment is the same as the democrats. Full of lies and corruption. All of Washington needs swept clean, and there is only one way to do that. Vote in someone who is not part of the problems. I actually wanted Carson.

 

What if Trump, anxious to "get things done," decided that since the left and Obama supporters had no problem with Obama's arrogant abuse of executive power or ignoring the constitution, decides that he too can also abuse like Obama?

And just like Obama, Trump might take the attitude that the ends justify the means, and what, exactly, could Republicans in Congress do about that?