POTUS Election thread

[Greyblades]

This is what you sound like:

"HE'S A GOOD BOY! HE CAN FIGURE OUT ANYTHING!"

You sound like a father trying to get his NEET son to work at the IT department at his work because "he's good with computers". Trump is a business opportunist. The presidency is nothing more than a business opportunity. He will say anything to the tune of "making things work" to get an election. He has not presented a single comprehensive policy before or during this election cycle that can even be discredited due to the fact that it is retarded, much like everything that came out of Dr. Ben Carson's mouth.

If this is what you believe I am saying I think you need to turn off the internet and take a break.

[CrossLOPER]

If this is what you believe I am saying I think you need to turn off the internet and take a break.

You're right, it's much worse. You are using the tired logic that "Hillary is worse" and "everything will work out" if Trump is elected. Everything regarding Trump with you is an endless string of ifs. None of them will come to pass because the man involved is incapable of accepting criticism, or even disagreement, of any kind.

[HopAlongBunny]

This pretty much sums up my take on Trump ie: I wish I had done this:

[Beskar]

[Hooahguy]

Former CIA director Michael Morell endorsed Clinton with a rather scathing op-ed (for Trump anyways).

Some highlights:

Mrs. Clinton was an early advocate of the raid that brought Bin Laden to justice, in opposition to some of her most important colleagues on the National Security Council. During the early debates about how we should respond to the Syrian civil war, she was a strong proponent of a more aggressive approach, one that might have prevented the Islamic State from gaining a foothold in Syria.


I never saw her bring politics into the Situation Room. In fact, I saw the opposite. When some wanted to delay the Bin Laden raid by one day because the White House Correspondents Dinner might be disrupted, she said, “Screw the White House Correspondents Dinner.”

In sharp contrast to Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Trump has no experience on national security. Even more important, the character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggest he would be a poor, even dangerous, commander in chief.


These traits include his obvious need for self-aggrandizement, his overreaction to perceived slights, his tendency to make decisions based on intuition, his refusal to change his views based on new information, his routine carelessness with the facts, his unwillingness to listen to others and his lack of respect for the rule of law.

Mr. Putin is a great leader, Mr. Trump says, ignoring that he has killed and jailed journalists and political opponents, has invaded two of his neighbors and is driving his economy to ruin. Mr. Trump has also taken policy positions consistent with Russian, not American, interests — endorsing Russian espionage against the United States, supporting Russia’s annexation of Crimea and giving a green light to a possible Russian invasion of the Baltic States.


In the intelligence business, we would say that Mr. Putin had recruited Mr. Trump as an unwitting agent of the Russian Federation.

[Sarmatian]

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What is interesting about this is that he finds US soldiers in Pakistan a positive thing while Russian soldiers in Ukraine are negative.

It is this dissonance with reality that makes all US presidents dangerous.

[Fragony]

I kinda wonder, violence is my trade I have to so be like that sometimes. It's not a real consideration but I hurt people for a living, I work
as a entrance-demon and that can suck