Yeah, but even that is out of context when you listen to the audio. Trump's backtracking was obviously full of sarcasm. He's doubled down since then too. The GOP doesn't quite know how to handle him.HI54UNI wrote:Report on what was actually said vs. what was reported as being said.
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I haven't listened to the audio because I don't really care. Trump isn't going to be the nominee and I would never vote for him. But I do love the fact that he is making the establishment squirm.kalm wrote:Yeah, but even that is out of context when you listen to the audio. Trump's backtracking was obviously full of sarcasm. He's doubled down since then too. The GOP doesn't quite know how to handle him.HI54UNI wrote:Report on what was actually said vs. what was reported as being said.
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And doing it with their own tactics!HI54UNI wrote:I haven't listened to the audio because I don't really care. Trump isn't going to be the nominee and I would never vote for him. But I do love the fact that he is making the establishment squirm.kalm wrote:
Yeah, but even that is out of context when you listen to the audio. Trump's backtracking was obviously full of sarcasm. He's doubled down since then too. The GOP doesn't quite know how to handle him.
He'll be around for a while; that's all you need to know about the republican hopefuls. I hear the phrase "he's just saying what everybody is thinking" a lot down at Mary Lou's Grill. I think the establishment is going to have to pay him to go away.Wedgebuster wrote:The entire Republican field sucks, and they know it, and the voters know it. "The Donald" is here to stay, no matter what comes out of his mouth.
Looking for the epic battle between the Clintons and The Donald..
The Clinton's better take a look to their left and see if they can find some populist rhetoric to dust off.Wedgebuster wrote:The entire Republican field sucks, and they know it, and the voters know it. "The Donald" is here to stay, no matter what comes out of his mouth.
Looking for the epic battle between the Clintons and The Donald..
Oh yeah, I'm sure you hang out all the time at some conservative establishment....what are there, about TEN conservatives in the entire state of Illinois?houndawg wrote:He'll be around for a while; that's all you need to know about the republican hopefuls. I hear the phrase "he's just saying what everybody is thinking" a lot down at Mary Lou's Grill. I think the establishment is going to have to pay him to go away.Wedgebuster wrote:The entire Republican field sucks, and they know it, and the voters know it. "The Donald" is here to stay, no matter what comes out of his mouth.
Looking for the epic battle between the Clintons and The Donald..
He's leading in the polls right now, so obviously there are plenty of conks out there who agree with him.AZGrizFan wrote:Oh yeah, I'm sure you hang out all the time at some conservative establishment....what are there, about TEN conservatives in the entire state of Illinois?houndawg wrote: He'll be around for a while; that's all you need to know about the republican hopefuls. I hear the phrase "he's just saying what everybody is thinking" a lot down at Mary Lou's Grill. I think the establishment is going to have to pay him to go away.
Half of Kentucky is north of here and you can be in Mississippi in three hours, or halfway to Chicago.Skjellyfetti wrote:Pretty sure he lives in Southern Illinois. It's basically Alabama.
Z's all confused. He's an Idaho grad who roots for Montana. Dude never went to school there.houndawg wrote:Half of Kentucky is north of here and you can be in Mississippi in three hours, or halfway to Chicago.Skjellyfetti wrote:Pretty sure he lives in Southern Illinois. It's basically Alabama.
Hear it all the time 'Z.
He's not confused, why root for the Chicago Cubs of college football?D1B wrote:Z's all confused. He's an Idaho grad who roots for Montana. Dude never went to school there.houndawg wrote:
Half of Kentucky is north of here and you can be in Mississippi in three hours, or halfway to Chicago.
Hear it all the time 'Z.
Worked in Carbondale for a bit. I came to the project from Alabama. Other people I worked with came from Chicago. They were surprised I had driven so far: "all the way from Alabama."houndawg wrote:Half of Kentucky is north of here and you can be in Mississippi in three hours, or halfway to Chicago.Skjellyfetti wrote:Pretty sure he lives in Southern Illinois. It's basically Alabama.
Hear it all the time 'Z.
That's a slam on the Cubs.houndawg wrote:He's not confused, why root for the Chicago Cubs of college football?D1B wrote:
Z's all confused. He's an Idaho grad who roots for Montana. Dude never went to school there.
Skjellyfetti wrote:Worked in Carbondale for a bit. I came to the project from Alabama. Other people I worked with came from Chicago. They were surprised I had driven so far: "all the way from Alabama."houndawg wrote:
Half of Kentucky is north of here and you can be in Mississippi in three hours, or halfway to Chicago.
Hear it all the time 'Z.
My drive from Alabama was shorter than theirs from Chicago.
