Merry Christmas from Donald Trump

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Wait a sec. Whitewater did end up with some kind of conviction, right, because Pres. Clinton had to pay Paula Jones and he also had to surrender his law license.

How are those convictions... they are civil sanctions

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There are no REAL Christians who can accept and support Donald Trump.

They may think they are Christians, but for true believer, Donald Trump is the worst kind of sinner.

What we see here is the vast superficiality of Christianity here in the USA.

The true believers, be they Catholic, Protestant, Muslim or Jew could not support Trump. It's not a religion thing. It's a God thing. Unfortunately, a small minority in each of these faiths.

Their hatred towards other faiths and the poor makes them all non believers. The bible, the koran, the torah - none of them make being a greedy selfish bastard a virtue.

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Their hatred towards other faiths and the poor makes them all non believers. The bible, the koran, the torah - none of them make being a greedy selfish bastard a virtue.

Amen.

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Christians? Look at the numbers. More teenage pregnancy, more divorce, more welfare use, infant mortality, and murder; the bible belt isn't as biblical as the bible belters would pretend it is.

Because they won't teach sex ed (they think preaching abstinence will prevent it) and have far less access to health care. Look at what happened when CO made birth control more accessible:

WALSENBURG, Colo. — Over the past six years, Colorado has conducted one of the largest experiments with long-acting birth control. If teenagers and poor women were offered free intrauterine devices and implants that prevent pregnancy for years, state officials asked, would those women choose them?

They did in a big way, and the results were startling. The birthrate among teenagers across the state plunged by 40 percent from 2009 to 2013, while their rate of abortions fell by 42 percent, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. There was a similar decline in births for another group particularly vulnerable to unplanned pregnancies: unmarried women under 25 who have not finished high school. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/06/s...g-success.html


They definitely have higher rates of gun ownership and more lax gun laws. Not always the brightest bulbs either thanks to their lax education systems.

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Thoughts and prayers for Santa Fe.....

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How are those convictions... they are civil sanctions

good info.

Thank you from a Trump supporter who wants only Facts.

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good info.

Thank you from a Trump supporter who wants only Facts.

Don't be daft. Trump supporters wouldn't know a fact if it bit them in the azz.

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Clinton email investigation:
2 years long - 0 indictments - 0 convictions

Benghazi investigation:
4 years long - 0 indictments - 0 convictions

Whitewater investigation:
6 years long - 0 indictments - 0 convictions

Trump/Russia investigation:
1 year long (so far) - 19 indictments - 4 convictions


I'm not a bit disappointed and the game is still going on!

But yet the Republicans say Trump/Russia investigation is going on too long.
It’s only one year and what possibly more could happen? Could it be another 19 indictments are in the pipeline and it’s why they would want it ended?

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Don't be daft. Trump supporters wouldn't know a fact if it bit them in the azz.

They're presented with facts all the time but refuse to acknowledge it. Stupidity is a choice

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But yet the Republicans say Trump/Russia investigation is going on too long.
It’s only one year and what possibly more could happen? Could it be another 19 indictments are in the pipeline and it’s why they would want it ended?

Watergate: Two years break in to resignation. Investigation ran for several years after Nixon resigned. That was just a simple break-in and cover up. This is far more complex with multiple parties, complex financial dealings, international players and governments. The GOP only wants it shut down for one reason - they're afraid. They're very, very afraid.

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Don't be daft. Trump supporters wouldn't know a fact if it bit them in the azz.

Believe it or not I and many of my friends do disagree with some of Trump policies.
The question I ask myself each day and I’m sure many who voted for him too” Would we vote for him again if he did indeed make it to 2020” - My answer would be “I don’t know”.

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Believe it or not I and many of my friends do disagree with some of Trump policies.
The question I ask myself each day and I’m sure many who voted for him too” Would we vote for him again if he did indeed make it to 2020” - My answer would be “I don’t know”.

Why would you vote for him? If you say the economy, you do realize others are capable of improving the economy also? We have had strong economies under Republican and Democratic presidents; conversely as well.

Why wouldn't you vote for him? There, the list gets much longer.

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Why would you vote for him? If you say the economy, you do realize others are capable of improving the economy also? We have had strong economies under Republican and Democratic presidents; conversely as well.

Why wouldn't you vote for him? There, the list gets much longer.

he has done a good job despite all the chatter,investigations and daily slander
the next time i vote for him will be 2020 and also the first time i vote for him

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But yet the Republicans say Trump/Russia investigation is going on too long.
It’s only one year and what possibly more could happen? Could it be another 19 indictments are in the pipeline and it’s why they would want it ended?

investigations can go on however long when the fix is in,it doesn't matter
if they treat trump like clinton he'll stop bitching about it

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he has done a good job despite all the chatter,investigations and daily slander
the next time i vote for him will be 2020 and also the first time i vote for him

How has he done a good job?