Red_Dragon wrote: 
I think I might need a stiff drink.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
Imagine that.

 R_P wrote: 
is this some kind of partner swapping do? 

 kurtster wrote: 

 R_P wrote: 
So what's left is an establishment socialist, an establishment polymorphic retread under the threat of indictment, the Glenn Beckian one term senator and a total outsider. 

Those are the choices.
 

 Lazy8 wrote: 
They're unlikely to believe it anyway when it's "their guy", while they're more likely to believe it when it's the other guy (especially when he's a Kenyan Muslim Antichrist Manchurian candidate about to confiscate their guns and put them in FEMA camps while they're being exposed to chemtrails). It's cognitive dissonance at work. My guy/product/idea can't be as bad as you're trying to present it.

In addition Trump has poisoned the well sufficiently to pre-empt such attacks."They'll be calling me this and that, but I'm the only one courageous enough to speak my mind."

Trump Has Turned Conservatives Into Social Justice Warriors

http://dailycaller.com/2016/03/04/trump-has-turned-conservatives-into-social-justice-warriors/#ixzz42AQhGhdl

 steeler wrote:
There is a reason all the dire warnings abut Trump are going unheeded: we've heard those dire warnings before, and they were bogus. How is a low-information voter to handle that? Trump has exploited the dilution of hysterical rhetoric masterfully. There's a lesson there, and it isn't just for demagogues.

The Republican Party Is Shattering

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
yer right ..  howze about this instead ?

it is spring ... 

 kurtster wrote: 
You're not a real lamb.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hah !

 steeler wrote: 
Can't we get a lamb in here somewhere too.. or maybe a frog?

 Lazy8 wrote: 
I would think those voting for Trump would deserve  the lion's share of the blame (or credit).

 rotekz wrote: 
Yes, this is a problem. Cry wolf too often and you won't be believed when an actual wolf shows up.

Our media deserves a good bit of the blame for Trump.

 oldviolin wrote: 
    And 2012 showed us we,as a people aren't smart enough to learn from our mistakes.Like I said (not to you) most people choose teams and stop thinking about anything except about how wrong everyone else is,not the possibility that they're wrong..Our Country has chosen a path of crime and dysfunction by majority choice,so it's what we have and will have for the rest of my lifetime I'm sure.It's like being overweight,it's a  conscious choice that puts people into insane denial mode.You can blame other people and say it isn't your fault,or you can get real and put down the donut and get some exercise.
    Anyway,I just posted before because I think any real post has more worth than a C&P lazy troll post.Even a minimally thought out post beats that or some of the subtle hate posts in the private/public messages threads and such.Consider it my turn at taking out the garbage.Nice chat,catch you next time and stay cool.

 bokey wrote: 
We all have bills to pay Bokey. We all have to take a chance sometimes. But, do we all have  lives of someone else in our hands? Maybe we do. What are we going to do in that moment? How are we going to lead? For what will be the motivating factor? Survival? Political greed? Power. Money. Ego strokes? I tell you, there is a price to pay for being lost in the storm with a  captain lost in themselves at the helm. We've seen it. We have it. It goes this way until a greater people rise from those ashes.

 oldviolin wrote: 
He had bills to pay.His decision was based on that.The book isn't a novel.

 bokey wrote: 
That was also apparent in the movie. The ego comes in with the captain. He had choices and made bad decisions with the lives of his crew on the line, knowing what the environment portended. And for what? For Whom? We live in lag time until we decide we've had enough and what?