I reckon he'll be ousted, impeached or assassinated within 2 years of his term.......the powers that be will not stand for this......
The best possibly outcome for the US is that he says something insanely racist/stupid/basically a Friday and he gets impeached. I believe that the Republican party (and his running mate) have already considered this.
That said, I do wonder how long it will take for someone to make an assassination attempt on him. The US is more divided than the UK at the moment and they own a whole heap of guns.
How bad would it have to be considering some of the things he's already said?The best possibly outcome for the US is that he says something insanely racist/stupid/basically a Friday and he gets impeached. I believe that the Republican party (and his running mate) have already considered this.
with the Republicans gaining seats elsewhere within the government that is going to be easier for him to push things through.
A great victory for democracy. I just love it when all the so-called experts are proved wrong. Hilary Clinton would have been a disaster for the United States. Trump will probably prove to be one of the greatest presidents.
If it wasn't rigged, he'd have won by an even bigger margin. The Clintons spent untold millions on their campaign, Trump spent just a fraction of that.Trump said the election was rigged before being elected. What can he say now ?
Oh my fucking god, they're everywhere.
If it happens you are now a suspect...
How bad would it have to be considering some of the things he's already said?
He's due in court in December to answer an accusation of raping a 13 year old girl isn't he, unless that's all been called off.
Trump spent £4m on just one single tv ad the other day.If it wasn't rigged, he'd have won by an even bigger margin. The Clintons spent untold millions on their campaign, Trump spent just a fraction of that.
Trump spent £4m on just one single tv ad the other day.
Do you think if Sanders had been the Democrat candidate he would have won?
I do wonder if both Sanders and Corbin were 25 years younger and more attractive and suave they would go a lot further.It's an interesting question, isn't it.
Conventional wisdom says don't be daft, but current anti-establishment feeling says... maybe.
Do think in this country, Corbyn's way to power might be to leave the Labour Party himself. Currently his MPs are seen as establishment, even if he isn't...
Oh my fucking god, they're everywhere.
Yeah, all for a kick up the arse, but does it have to come from a leader who is racist, sexist, opposed to gay marriage, is anti abortion and totally for America to become more a wild west shoot out and wants to arm all teachers.I can totally understand people bashing Trump, he is an idiot. However, trying to take the moral high ground by throwing support behind Hillary is just ridiculous.
This really is Brexit #2. Contrary to what the media try and swindle, this is not the far right or the far left that are making up the votes, this is the people in the middle who have made these two decisions. Whilst you can almost class this demographic as the silent majority, these people have voted against the establishment and against the politicians who have forgotten who they are supposed to represent.
Whilst both votes came as a bit of a surprise to many, it's largely down to these people making up the votes not having the PC side of the argument and in many circumstances left scared of speaking out through being branded racist, fascist, bigoted, uneducated etc etc.
Some say this is the end of democracy, I say it is a well needed reforming. Those who are supposed to represent us have been letting the people and themselves down for a long time now, and maybe this year is the kick up the arse they need in order to start doing their jobs properly moving forward.
I can totally understand people bashing Trump, he is an idiot. However, trying to take the moral high ground by throwing support behind Hillary is just ridiculous.
This really is Brexit #2. Contrary to what the media try and swindle, this is not the far right or the far left that are making up the votes, this is the people in the middle who have made these two decisions. Whilst you can almost class this demographic as the silent majority, these people have voted against the establishment and against the politicians who have forgotten who they are supposed to represent.
Whilst both votes came as a bit of a surprise to many, it's largely down to these people making up the votes not having the PC side of the argument and in many circumstances left scared of speaking out through being branded racist, fascist, bigoted, uneducated etc etc.
Some say this is the end of democracy, I say it is a well needed reforming. Those who are supposed to represent us have been letting the people and themselves down for a long time now, and maybe this year is the kick up the arse they need in order to start doing their jobs properly moving forward.
And the French National Front.The KKK endorsement of Trump contradicts that point slightly.
The KKK endorsement of Trump contradicts that point slightly.
Would have been interesting for sure. As with the UK you feel if someone could mobilise the disenfranchised things could really be shaken up.Do you think if Sanders had been the Democrat candidate he would have won?
what's that go to do with it? Hilary wasn't elected so has no relevance to your point.What about the KKK endorsement of Killary?
http://www.infowars.com/kkk-grand-dragon-endorses-hillary-clinton-for-president/
You do realise that he was actually a supporter of Trump whose story about endorsing Clinton and donating fell apart as soon as he was called on it?What about the KKK endorsement of Killary?
I can totally understand people bashing Trump, he is an idiot. However, trying to take the moral high ground by throwing support behind Hillary is just ridiculous.
This really is Brexit #2. Contrary to what the media try and swindle, this is not the far right or the far left that are making up the votes, this is the people in the middle who have made these two decisions. Whilst you can almost class this demographic as the silent majority, these people have voted against the establishment and against the politicians who have forgotten who they are supposed to represent.
Whilst both votes came as a bit of a surprise to many, it's largely down to these people making up the votes not having the PC side of the argument and in many circumstances left scared of speaking out through being branded racist, fascist, bigoted, uneducated etc etc.
Some say this is the end of democracy, I say it is a well needed reforming. Those who are supposed to represent us have been letting the people and themselves down for a long time now, and maybe this year is the kick up the arse they need in order to start doing their jobs properly moving forward.
Think it says a lot that the Ku Klux Klan and Marine Le Pen of the French fascist National Front have both come out and congratulated Donald Trump on winning the presidency.
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Would have been interesting for sure. As with the UK you feel if someone could mobilise the disenfranchised things could really be shaken up.
For example in this election you have:
46.9% didn't vote
25.6% voted Clinton
25.5% voted Trump
The American system is even more bonkers than ours. Everyone is voting for who they want president, which we don't do for PM, yet the person with the most votes doesn't win!It also highlights the quality of the voting system when the smallest of those 3 proportions is the one in the White House.
The American system is even more bonkers than ours. Everyone is voting for who they want president, which we don't do for PM, yet the person with the most votes doesn't win!
I don't know how many of you have even lived and worked in America? I've spent 15 years in the States in business and know the country well. I suffered at having 'illegals' working in my kitchens on false documentation. I've raised my kids through school there and been 'an American'. You have to live there as one of them before you can truly appreciate what being American is with it's heavily protected constitution, the religious diversity, race and history. Most of you here are pretty ignorant that is clear. There were two candidates neither perfect. The Republicans won the house and senate majorities thanks to Trump.
The negative sensationalism on here regarding Trump is not the feeling over there. Both candidates are viewed with equal skepticism. Sure there is division but that is always the case. Change to the long held establishment has been the driving force to Trump's win. This guy is very bright and has played a brilliant election strategy.
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