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El Presidente Trump

Kermit.de.frog

It's happened folks. You are only waking up but it has happened. A genuine unstable idiot has become president of the US.

I will be asleep as you wake. But I will wake too and I will also think of the consequences and wonder is it a dream:eek:

It's not a dream.

It's real.

F**k

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retro:electro

If Hillary never deleted any e mails, would she be the American President today?

Eoin247

Looking at Trump on the news today. He looks and sounds absolutely shocked.

I honestly think he wasn't planning on winning and had big plans for his brand once he lost.

Eoin247

Looking at Trump on the news today. He looks and sounds absolutely shocked.

I honestly think he wasn't planning on winning and had big plans for his brand once he lost.

Water John

I agree he looked stunned. I'd say Obama gave him a reality check.

Depp

just saw footage from one of the protests in la, people actually chanting ''overthrow the tyrant'' jesus h christ so you want a revolution against the democratically elected president then? and trump voters are the stupid ones! also talk about a lot of people with ''wall street is the enemy'' signs, highly ironic from hillary supporters considering how her campaign was funded.

Lackey

Means Of Escape wrote: »

" I will drain the swamp in Washington ,vote for me "-Trump

And they did
Regardless of what he said or did in the past people only cared about an increase in their pay packet .

And why wouldn't joe soap with a wife and a couple of kids care about his pay packet, and if he can afford to feed clothe and educate them.
There's nothing wrong with this.
Only people with money ever say moneys not important.

Renegade Mechanic

anna080 wrote: »

If Hillary never deleted any e mails, would she be the American President today?

She probably wouldn't even have been among the Democratic candidates

AllGunsBlazing

anna080 wrote: »

If Hillary never deleted any e mails, would she be the American President today?

Her inability to connect with the working class has always been a major stumbling block as well. I honestly don't think the rust belt rejected her on tne basis of perceived scandals. She didn't know how to allay their fears and got clobbered for it.

PopePalpatine

Depp wrote: »

just saw footage from one of the protests in la, people actually chanting ''overthrow the tyrant'' jesus h christ so you want a revolution against the democratically elected president then? and trump voters are the stupid ones! also talk about a lot of people with ''wall street is the enemy'' signs, highly ironic from hillary supporters considering how her campaign was funded.

They sort of have a point.

20Cent

Depp wrote: »

just saw footage from one of the protests in la, people actually chanting ''overthrow the tyrant'' jesus h christ so you want a revolution against the democratically elected president then? and trump voters are the stupid ones! also talk about a lot of people with ''wall street is the enemy'' signs, highly ironic from hillary supporters considering how her campaign was funded.

Saw video of kids chanting "build the wall" at Hispanic students in their school. Reports of similar happening all over the US. Muslims being attacked also.

rossie1977

tonycascarino wrote: »

It seems to me that it is a great system when it elects the candidate one wants and a terrible system when it elects the candidate one doesn't want. At the end of the day I think Clinton supporters should just face up to it in that Trump was elected fair and square.

Well here is trumps opinion on the electoral college https://mobile.twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/266038556504494082

20Cent

College electorate don't have to follow the people's vote they could still select Clinton and it would be totally constitutional. Don't think they will but the could.

Depp

20Cent wrote: »

College electorate don't have to follow the people's vote they could still select Clinton and it would be totally constitutional. Don't think they will but the could.

not a fear of that happening, wouldnt be worth the shitstorm

retro:electro

20Cent wrote: »

College electorate don't have to follow the people's vote they could still select Clinton and it would be totally constitutional. Don't think they will but the could.

Don't they have to pledge allegiance or some shyte

bnt

With so much drama in the WDC,
It must be hard being Snoop D-O-Double-G ...
But he somehow, some way,
Keeps coming up with braindead nonsense nearly every single day ...

Snoop Dogg apparently threatened to move to Canada. He may be reconsidering after California legalised that old green stuff.

Lackey

Firefox11 wrote: »

Trumps foreign policy wants to withdraw american support for its allies giving the likes of Russia and China free reign to whatever the hell they want making the world a lot less secure and a lot less stable.

Again people are constantly protesting Americas involvement in other countries...now someone wants to end this and they're being slated for it?
It has to end sometime...let them get on with it.
They can't do right no matter what they do it seems

20Cent

anna080 wrote: »

Don't they have to pledge allegiance or some shyte

President is picked by the electoral college. Most pledge to follow the vote but many states don't.

Dick phelan

As much as i dislike Trump i don't think he's any more likely to go to war then Hilary would have been, If anything Trump might be able to calm tensions with Russia. As for the people calling to overthrow Trump weren't they going crazy when Trump said he wouldn't accept the result if Hilary won. Hypocrites they don't want democracy they want democracy if it's the result they want. Personally i think America needs to change it's voting system and just go for whoever wins the popular vote but the system is what it is and the American people have to accept it.

Grayson

tonycascarino wrote: »

It seems to me that it is a great system when it elects the candidate one wants and a terrible system when it elects the candidate one doesn't want. At the end of the day I think Clinton supporters should just face up to it in that Trump was elected fair and square.

I think objectively it's a stupid system. If Hillary had've won I'd be glad that she was in the white house but I'd think it was bad if she got it without the popular vote. The electoral system they have is stupid. I've always thought it. I love the look on a persons face when you explain the electoral system to them. It's always "WTF"

retro:electro

What do people think the deleted e mails actually contained?

bob50

I am delighted to see Trump elected Pres.

I cannot understand posters here who think the man is mad / idiot etc

Hes a businessman and a big job creator

the liberal left media here are shocked with the result. And it looks as if people are led and said by them. The people in America were fed up with the status quo and needed a change Obama offered changed 8 yrs ago and didnt deliver it.

please accept he won fair and square

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

Lackey wrote: »

Again people are constantly protesting Americas involvement in other countries...now someone wants to end this and they're being slated for it?
It has to end sometime...let them get on with it.
They can't do right no matter what they do it seems

The specifics of their world policing have been disastrous for the last fourteen years at least, driven by regressive extremist ideology and capitalist self interest. They have contributed directly to the refugee crisis overwhelming Europe right now and the absolute hell that large portions of the world's population are living through. And now, nope not taking those refugees, nope not cleaning up the mess, just pulling out and leaving things to two world powers who are potentially more of a threat to the safety and quality of life of the world's population than any of the countries they invaded and interfered in combined. Pretty reasonable to be annoyed.

20Cent

anna080 wrote: »

What do people think the deleted e mails actually contained?

Offers for viagra and scams.

TheOven

Lackey wrote: »

Again people are constantly protesting Americas involvement in other countries...now someone wants to end this and they're being slated for it?
It has to end sometime...let them get on with it.
They can't do right no matter what they do it seems

There a difference between sending the army in and turning a blind eye to everything another country does.

Depp

Grayson wrote: »

I think objectively it's a stupid system. If Hillary had've won I'd be glad that she was in the white house but I'd think it was bad if she got it without the popular vote. The electoral system they have is stupid. I've always thought it. I love the look on a persons face when you explain the electoral system to them. It's always "WTF"

definitely not a perfect system but with a straight popular vote the smaller states completely lose their voice, its essential to understand that at its core america isn't really a country at an organizational level, its a federation of 50 smaller states. to put it in terms we would be familiar with, the usa is the equivalent of the eu with individual states being the equivalent of a country such as Ireland. Its easy to criticize the system as an outsider looking in but it makes a lot more sense when you think of the us in those terms

Akrasia

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

Trump is an avowed isolationist. They tend to get dragged into conflicts against their will as opposed to interventionists who usually end up starting them(sometimes inadvertently).

Trump can't even avoid a twitter war with grieving parents of a dead soldier , how will he react when he is deliberately provoked by someone trying to manipulate him into responding

AllGunsBlazing

20Cent wrote: »

College electorate don't have to follow the people's vote they could still select Clinton and it would be totally constitutional. Don't think they will but the could.

I don't think it's an over exaggeration to say that such an act would most likely precipitate a second American civil war. Especially in a country where so many private citizens own guns.

20Cent

AllGunsBlazing wrote: »

I don't think it's an over exaggeration to say that such an act would most likely precipitate a second American civil war. Especially in a country where so many private citizens own guns.

Agree.
Just pointing out how crazy their system is.

AllGunsBlazing

Akrasia wrote: »

Trump can't even avoid a twitter war with grieving parents of a dead soldier , how will he react when he is deliberately provoked by someone trying to manipulate him into responding

Nuke them with a barrage of expletives over social media.

briany

Doctor Jimbob wrote: »

America wanted a change from the status quo, so they voted a big businessman.

Think about what you just said. For even a few seconds. Please.

Yeah, I don't get the logic either. Instead of voting in a guy who gets lobbied to by big business interests, they just voted the big business interest directly into the office instead. At least you'll get fecked over a bit more directly and efficiently, I suppose.