Leekbrookgull
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Seems to be more coverage in the media everyday and win,lose or draw I can't see much change of direction from "our Donald".
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[News] American mid term elections.
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If Trump's party (Republicans) loses the majority in the House of Representatives there is a much stronger possibility of an impeachment hearing for "the Donald." The most amazing thing going on in Washington for many citizens is that the leadership of the Republicans in the Senate and the House don't do anything to stop Trump when he fires up the trumpsters at the rallies by inciting violence and racism in people that may carry out his spoken evil. Body slams, making fun of the handicapped, lying, shooting up synagogues, sending pipe bombs to Dems and news outlets that expose Trump for what he truly is, etc. are all things Trump has encouraged his faithful to do.
studio150
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No doubt if the results go badly for him he will dig out his voter fraud mantra
Once people like Trump get into power they don't hand it back. Wouldn't surprise me a bit if he attempted to change the constitution to extend a two term leadership.
cheshunt seagull
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Trump’s approach has been to continue to throw fresh meat to his core support which has kept them loyal. His problem is that this has alienated many traditional Republican supporters in urban areas to the point that there is a real danger that the Democrats may gain control of the House in the Mid-Terms. Many of the Republicans who are running next week would like to see a focus on the positive performance of the economy but, instead, Trump’s focus has been all about immigrants. If they do lose the House, some Republicans may start to question his approach. He’ll still be in a strong position but the cracks may start to show.
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Think what you like, but I don't believe he purposely went out to mock a disabled person.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX9reO3QnUA
"I didn't set out to do it- I just kinda did..."
Strewth.
W.C.
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Of course he did you complete cretin.
jasetheace
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Quite big really from a policy perspective. Lose the House and his legislation becomes bogged down. Here's hoping....
cheshunt seagull
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He did it because he knew that the liberal media would be outraged which would entertain his core support. It is all part of the show in which Mexicans, Muslims, the disabled etc. are used to strengthen his position; it probably isn't anything personal as he appears to have no emotions about anyone but himself.
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Whatever, call me what you like. Trump never went out purposely to offend disabled people, it is absolutely ridiculous.
Fignon's Ponytail
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TheJasperCo
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Put 50 p on the GOP retaining a majority in the upper house. At 6/5, I thought it was worth a flutter.
Never underestimate the power of the silent majority when they get to the voting booth.
Never underestimate the power of the silent majority when they get to the voting booth.
The_Viper
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The synagogue shooter didn't like Trump, he outright said it, to blame that on anyone but a deranged scumbag is pretty disgusting, people died.
Any bigspending plans for the potential 10p winnings? Or are you keeping quiet?
Yet we've got a government that had been censured by the UN for its treatment of disabled people and continues with a policy that hounds disabled people to their deaths in the name of austerity yet runs at a net loss to the Exchequer.
Looks like the Dems have been busy smearing Trump with fake synagogue desecration's :-
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/03/nyregion/anti-semitic-hate-crime-vandalism.html
I don’t understand your point. Do you?
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