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Title: Here's why Ann Coulter thinks Donald Trump has a real shot at winning it all
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URL Source: http://uk.businessinsider.com/ann-c ... n-immigration-2015-9?r=US&IR=T
Published: Mar 6, 2016
Author: Staff
Post Date: 2016-03-06 13:58:47 by Horse
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Views: 439
Comments: 47
Poster Comment: Video at source. Trump will win because he is the only one for ending immigration. There is the sense in America that this is our last chance to not turn America into another Mexico.
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#1. To: Horse, christine (#0)
didn't you see the report where trump has admitted he will compromise and that the things he says public are likely different than what his actual policy will be? there is much history on this, I think I posted it last week. this is 100% in line with trump's past remarks, where he endorses ''comprehensive immigration reform,'. even pro border activists have written extensively about this and conveyed that he is not really trustworthy on this issue. I understand that what trump is currently saying about immigration is great and its what America wants to hear. and I have no problem with anyone voting for trump, if they believe that voting even matters.' however, I do not believe for one second that trump will build a great wall of china on the border or that he will eject 30 million illegals or their anchor babies, or that he will even change policy in any drastic way. if anyone wants to put a wager on this, give me your offer and I will collect one year from the date of Trump's inauguration. ill put my money where my mouth is. any takers?? if not, WHY NOT? :-)
If I understand your wager, you are saying Trump wins and won't do as he pledged as a candidate? I'll wager $100 that Trump doesn't win; that gives me the field.
haha, but that's not my offer. my offer is only that if trump wins, he is not going to do what he claims on the illegals. But it should be interesting to see if any of these trumpeteers take you up on your offer . after all, if they're so confident he will be the prez, why wouldn't they? who wouldn't like an easy 100 bucks?
Your wager is 8 months premature and not worthy of consideration. Does he get credit if he tries? Like Obama and closing Gitmo.
My bet is different. I think we have a 100% certainty of martial law when the Dollar Dies. We would be better off with Trump than Hillary being a dictator for 2 years or so.
Does this mean our bet should be made in Bitcoin?
Current legal betting odds on Trump. """Trump is leading the GOP field not only in the polls, but on betting tickets. Paddy Power, Ireland’s largest bookmaker, has even-money odds on Trump winning the GOP nomination as of Jan. 28. In other words, bettors could double their money with a bet on the real-estate mogul.""" """"Bets Pouring In Scott added that the 2016 contest “could quite easily end up being the biggest political betting market in history.” Historically, presidential races have been a niche market for bookmakers outside the U.S. But political bets have been gaining popularity over the years, and Paddy Power has seen new customers join the fray.
I looked at Paddy Power also. Odds change. Trump is currently Pubbie favorite. Hitlery (8/15) is presidential favorite with Trump 3/1 second choice. www.paddypower.com/bet/politics/other-politics/us-politics?ev_oc_grp_ids=791149
One thing in Trumps favor, he is NOT a politician. At no time has he pandered to the voters with goodies, no free health care, no free education, no more food stamps, NONE of the usual give away programs. He does say he will stick it to the Chinks, Beaners and Japs, now that does rouse my interest. We do have people here that would vote for the Bitch. Their choice.
I'd cut off my right hand first. Gf works with wimmins of color; they all will vote for Hillarity. (Not gf) Honestly, I don't know a single person who supports Hitlery; but I'm a hermit.
One thing I am confident about is Trump will not bow out at the last minute.
you mean he wont pull a ron paul trifecta on us? I supported paul in 2007, but I was surprised by how many people supported him in 2012 after what he did in 07. at that point, similar to you, I was done with him. it was a joke, a fake campaign, perhaps the whole time. when Ron Paul issued a very stern press release condemning Romney critics, his alleged opponent, that was the nail in the coffin so to speak. I still have that.
Do you mind please telling us what Paul did in 2007 -- specifically -- that led you to that conclusion?
What Paul DIDN'T do was challenge the blatant vote fraud in the primaries!
I am a living eye witness to that ordeal, a boot on the ground and in the office.
A lot of his supporters were disappointed that he didn't challenge the vote fraud. Do you know WHY he didn't? (I don't.)
Ron always started off with us by saying "Who knew freedom was so popular ?" in a playful way but deep down he really got it when he saw the sheer passion and numbers and growth. He never wanted to be in position to see his family torn apart like the Kennedy clan. And he certainly set us up for a guy like Trump. Sheer genius. Ron and Don and Ross are all just Men just as us but their great moments are more than ours combined. But to not understand that people like Perot and Trump and himself all worry about the real threats against them and their immediate family is naïve. I'm not talking about you. maybe you can stare that down and run against the odds. I would hope my faith and those around me is such that we just do the right thing no matter who dies. But you can bet Don will start compromising to save lives or he won't. It's really all up to the Donald and our Lord now imo.
Rand could have really been someone but he was nothing like Ron. Then again King Solomon was no King David but they both had their, um, faults...
Yes, I was really disappointed that Rand turned out to be only slightly better than the average neocon, and then only on a good day. Rand called me out of the blue one day in early 2007 to tell me that his dad was considering running for president, and asked me how much support did I think Ron would get in my Southern state? Well, I said, not many of the Republicans here will vote for him. Well then, he asked, How about the libertarian and constitutionalist type people? I answered, "Oh, I think all eleven of us will vote for Ron."
#46. To: StraitGate (#45)
Ha, so true -- almost hurts to laugh! Did he call you randomly or because of your extra-spicy run for Sinate a few years previous?
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#5. To: Artisan (#1)
if anyone wants to put a wager on this, give me your offer and I will collect one year from the date of Trump's inauguration. ill put my money where my mouth is. any takers??
#9. To: Fred Mertz (#5)
#16. To: Artisan (#9)
but that's not my offer. my offer is only that if trump wins, he is not going to do what he claims on the illegals.
#18. To: Fred Mertz, Artisan, christine, Lod (#16)
#19. To: Horse (#18)
#20. To: Fred Mertz, Artisan, All (#19)
#21. To: Cynicom (#20)
#22. To: Fred Mertz (#21)
#23. To: Cynicom (#22)
We do have people here that would vote for the Bitch.
#25. To: Fred Mertz (#23)
#27. To: Cynicom (#25)
#34. To: Artisan (#27)
I supported paul in 2007, but I was surprised by how many people supported him in 2012 after what he did in 07. at that point, similar to you, I was done with him. it was a joke, a fake campaign, perhaps the whole time.
#35. To: StraitGate (#34)
#36. To: Lod (#35)
#37. To: Rotara (#36)
#41. To: StraitGate (#37)
#42. To: All (#41)
#45. To: Rotara (#42)
Rand could have really been someone but he was nothing like Ron.
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