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Date: 2016-03-07 08:38 pm (UTC)и в течение первых 5 лет тупо требовал от Обамы свидетельство о рождении, затем диплома университета...
Семья Клинтонов с Трампом не дружит, общаются дочки...
Трамп совершенно не президентский материал...
Последнее, что он учудил: обрадовался поддержке куклусклана, что стоило ему потери голосов афро-американцев...
О его хамстве, тупости, дебилизме можно писать и писать...
Я себе представляю, на минуточку, встречу хамла с ху%лом...
Как говорил один мой знакомый: ну просто кошмар!
Re: Трамп никогда не был демократом
Date: 2016-03-07 08:39 pm (UTC)Re: "обрадовался поддержке куклусклана"
Date: 2016-03-07 08:41 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2016-03-07 08:44 pm (UTC)Трамп на ТВ как на ладони.
Date: 2016-03-08 03:49 am (UTC)Bill Maher Points Out
Date: 2016-03-07 10:26 pm (UTC)After learning that Donald Trump apparently kept a volume of Adolf Hitler's speeches at his bedside, Bill Maher made a scary comparison between the GOP front-runner at the German dictator on "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday.
Maher aired a clip of Hitler speaking with Trump-sounding quotes as subtitles.
"Thank you, thank you. We're going to make Germany great again, that I can tell you, believe me," the subtitles read in the mock translation. "Germany doesn't win anymore. England, France America -- they're laughing at us."
Maher's clip pointed out the way that Trump has employed racist and xenophobic rhetoric as he appeals to the worst fears of Americans to build support for his presidential bid. That kind of rhetoric has earned Trump support from extremist white supremacist groups.
Editor's note: Donald Trump is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, racist, misogynist,birther and bully who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims -- 1.6 billion members of an entire religion -- from entering the U.S.
Donald Trump Keeps Lying
Date: 2016-03-07 10:29 pm (UTC)WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump continued to lie about seeing “thousands” of Muslim Americans in New Jersey celebrating after the 9/11 terror attacks.
Appearing by telephone on NBC’s "Meet the Press," Trump was challenged by host Chuck Todd to defend his assertion. The billionaire eccentric candidate's story continued to dissemble in his defense. He waffled between whether it was “thousands” or “hundreds” and whether it was in “Paterson” or “Jersey City” in New Jersey before settling on the simple explanation, “Why wouldn't it have taken place?”
Trump’s lie about thousands of Muslim Americans celebrating the 9/11 attacks came as part of an explanation for why the country should target Muslim communities in the United States with discriminatory policies like religion-specific surveillance, the closure of mosques and the creation of a federal database to track Muslim Americans.
At a Nov. 21 rally in Alabama, he told the crowd, “I watched when the World Trade Center came tumbling down. And I watched in Jersey City, New Jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. Thousands of people were cheering. So something’s going on. We’ve got to find out what it is.”
On “Meet the Press,” Trump changed the total number of people he claims to have seen celebrate: “Chuck, I saw it on television. So did many other people. And many --many people. I said hundreds.”
Trump then changed the location for his claim. “I heard Paterson. Excuse me. I've heard Jersey City. I've heard Paterson,” he said. “It was 14 years ago. But I saw it on television.”
To bolster his claim, Trump marshaled the support he’s received over Twitter and by phone calls to his company backing up the fictitious event.
“Hundreds of people have confirmed it. You look at @realdonaldtrump, where I have millions and millions of people on there, between Facebook and Twitter. I have 10 million people between the two of them. You look at that. And I'm getting unbelievable response of people that said they saw it,” Trump said.
As previously reported by Politifact, The Washington Post, The New York Times and FactCheck.org, there is no evidence that Trump’s remembered celebrations took place. The only footage of post-9/11 celebrations was a video of a small group of Palestinian teens seen celebrating in East Jerusalem.
Ultimately, it doesn’t matter whether the celebrations were by hundreds or thousands or in Paterson or Jersey City. Since a celebration was recorded somewhere, as shown in The Associated Press footage from East Jerusalem, Trump simply claims that if it happened there it must have happened here.
“When the Trade Center came down, it was done all around the world,” Trump said. “And you know that because that has been reported very strongly. Why wouldn't it have taken place?”
'Trump' Chant Used To Intimidate Latino
Date: 2016-03-07 10:33 pm (UTC)Why is this not surprising?
It’s going to be especially hard for the Donald Trump presidential campaign to shake the “racist” label now that Trump’s name alone is being used as a racist threat.
High school basketball players at Perry High School in Perry, Iowa -- a school that’s unusually diverse for the area -- were met with chants of “USA” and “Trump, Trump, Trump” from fans of an opposing team during a game on Monday night, local news station WHO-TV reports.
Players told the station that the chants were directed at Latino players, referencing Trump’s numerous offensive remarks about Latinos. The station notes that some people even quoted Trump directly “about what he plans to do with immigrants and their children” -- probably alluding to Trump's vow to deport every undocumented immigrant int he country.
The Perry Blue Jays are turning the racist rants into positive energy, however.
“As soon as I hear something like that, it just triggers me and it makes me strive for more and to do it for my team, coaches and my community,” senior Shammond Ivory told WHO-TV.
Between the people who think maybe Abe Lincoln went too far in freeing the slaves, to the wildly racist responses a Huffington Post reporter received after tweeting about Trump, to this … this week is making us start to think Trump supporters might kinda be a little racist.
Also on HuffPost02/25/2016