The Trumpening?

[werewolf]

Is it possible we could get rid of Werewolf by having him drink a Coors. It is the silver bullet. lol

"McCaffrey Dude" aka Matt Gianone and Twinkletoes and many other names.

 

[werewolf]

Another article on electronic voting machines. Bad news any way you look at it. Hopefully there is some serious and intense oversight in Trump's regard:

https://www.wired.com/2016/08/americas-voting-machines-arent-ready-election/

Diebold Co. ran the crooked voting machines in the USSA. They changed their name to Premier Election Solutions after they became too notorious. The British people were able to vote in Brexit because they used paper ballots. They mess with paper ballots too but nowhere near as easily as they do with the very easily hacked Diebold-Premiers.

 

[Don Wassall]

The attacks on Trump of late by the corporate media are the most openly biased I've witnessed in my 31 years of monitoring the media. When I watch the national news it's usually NBC, and they've been airing one all-out attack piece after another on Trump the past week, always by the same two feminist reporters, Hallie Jackson and (((Katy Tur))) (whose father was surgically altered to become female so you can imagine what kind of household she grew up in ideologically), while Hillary gets pass after pass.

Trump is going to need to spend as much money as possible on advertising, including buying 5-minute and 30-minute chunks of national airtime. If he's going to count on his twitter account, interviews, and his rallies like he successfully did during the primaries, he may get buried by the non-stop media barrage of hate as the oligarchy ratchets up its attacks considerably. But he's very shrewd and keeps learning as he goes as a politician and there's still a long way to go between now and the election. The debates will also be very important.

 

[BeyondFedUp]

I was listening to Red Eye radio last night and the fill-in host essentially said the same things you are saying, Don.
Was that you filling in? lol.

 

[werewolf]

Trump warns US presidential election will be ‘rigged’, calls Hillary Clinton ‘the Devil’
Published time: 2 Aug, 2016 07:34


https://www.rt.com/usa/354235-trump-clinton-rigged-election/

 

[Flint]

The attacks on Trump of late by the corporate media are the most openly biased I've witnessed in my 31 years of monitoring the media. When I watch the national news it's usually NBC, and they've been airing one all-out attack piece after another on Trump the past week, always by the same two feminist reporters, Hallie Jackson and (((Katy Tur))) (whose father was surgically altered to become female so you can imagine what kind of household she grew up in ideologically), while Hillary gets pass after pass.

Trump is going to need to spend as much money as possible on advertising, including buying 5-minute and 30-minute chunks of national airtime. If he's going to count on his twitter account, interviews, and his rallies like he successfully did during the primaries, he may get buried by the non-stop media barrage of hate as the oligarchy ratchets up its attacks considerably. But he's very shrewd and keeps learning as he goes as a politician and there's still a long way to go between now and the election. The debates will also be very important.

I think Trump feels that commercials at this point are useless. Few people watch them and virtually no one has their minds changed by them. It's too easy to bypass commericals with DVR's and Netflix. Also many people make up their mind right before the election so what difference does it make right now. I imagine near the election he will pay for a blitz of commercials where they would have their best effect.

You are right, it's all about the debates. I think it's also likely that the drip drip drip of wikileaks is going to take it's toll if really damaging information comes out on Hillary.

 

[Westside]

I think Trump feels that commercials at this point are useless. Few people watch them and virtually no one has their minds changed by them. It's too easy to bypass commericals with DVR's and Netflix. Also many people make up their mind right before the election so what difference does it make right now. I imagine near the election he will pay for a blitz of commercials where they would have their best effect.

You are right, it's all about the debates. I think it's also likely that the drip drip drip of wikileaks is going to take it's toll if really damaging information comes out on Hillary.

Very astute observation Jaxvid and I agree with you. The majority of Americans (mostly dumbed down) are not following the election like we are. But no doubt, I am concerned based on whats happening over the last 5 days. Don't really understand why Trump is messing with small potatoes Sharia law malcontents. It does him no good. Go after the big bitch, non stop. Keep harping on her continuing lying and Obama's policies she approves with and wants to continue with, that is destroying the country. Like Don said, the debates will be pinnacle.

 

[Don Wassall]

Far from being "useless," commercials are very important. I see commercials for Hillary and pro-Hillary commercials bought by various groups all the time. They are effective, because they are short and to the point (by distorting issues and positions but that is how U.S. politics works). They do work and they do change minds -- because few people follow the election closely and are easily swayed by emotion and simplistic appeals. They are especially needed as a counter-measure if a candidate is being attacked and smeared non-stop as Trump is.

The people most likely to vote are middle aged and the old, people who still read newspapers and watch television, including traditional news shows, which air lots of political ads. Trump needs to follow suit or he'll be campaigning with one hand tied behind his back. But I'll be very surprised if he doesn't soon.

 

[BeyondFedUp]

Far from being "useless," commercials are very important. I see commercials for Hillary and pro-Hillary commercials bought by various groups all the time. They are effective, because they are short and to the point (by distorting issues and positions but that is how U.S. politics works). They do work and they do change minds -- because few people follow the election closely and are easily swayed by emotion and simplistic appeals. They are especially needed as a counter-measure if a candidate is being attacked and smeared non-stop as Trump is.

The people most likely to vote are middle aged and the old, people who still read newspapers and watch television, including traditional news shows, which air lots of political ads. Trump needs to follow suit or he'll be campaigning with one hand tied behind his back. But I'll be very surprised if he doesn't soon.

I would say the aged and older are possibly more likely to vote, but unfortunately VAST numbers of young millennials are entrenched in Leftism and it is their religion. They will vote their religion; especially females, who are mindless enough to worship at the alter of "choice" to be able to murder the unborn in their womb after they willingly chose to lie down knowing the possible consequences.

Every time I see that political whore, Killary, with those mindless twits and worldly females behind her holding up signs emblazoned with "Fighting For Us!" I want to puke or slap them. It's a euphemism for pro-abortion and the imaginary withheld rights of women in the ussa. What a joke. To them and their ilk Killary is somehow going to ensure their ability to fornicate with no consequences of being "burdened" with raising a child that comes through conception, 99% of which are conceived outside of rape. It's a false narrative but that is the norm for our soulless masses after decades upon decades of Leftist media indoctrination.

 

[Don Wassall]

On tonight's scripted national news on NBC, again they led off with two vicious attack stories on Trump. Later on there was a report about the Obama administration sending Iran $400 million in "ransom money" apparently to help free some American hostages. The Zionists should have been enraged over this capitulation to Iran, but it was buried and greatly downplayed because it might make Hillary look bad. Shows just how foursquare the PTB are behind their corporate/zionist/communist watergirl, and will continue to do everything possible to shield her.

As far as commercials, I again saw a number of pro-Hillary commercials tonight, some directly bought by her campaign, others by pro-Clinton Super-PAC type groups. They air over and over again and are well-crafted for maximum effect; after all simplistic 30 second paid ads are the heart and soul of the corrupt U.S. political system. If Trump was doing the same, he could instantly switch the slant of the corporate media attacks and shift the focus to what he wants it to be. He needs to get on the ball and engage in tit for tat advertising asap. He's at his best when he's on the offensive, not always trying to explain what the corporate media wants him to explain.

 

[werewolf]

I hope that Trump isn't going to roll over for the hag like Ron Paul did when he was running, or pretending to run as the case may be. Paul also had very enthusiastic nationwide rallies and he collected millions of dollars from people - all regular people and not fat cat bankers and zios - with his incessant "money bombs" - and then he did nothing much with it - where did it go? - like running those quick mindless TV commercials that the hag is running to influence the dumbed down Zogtopians' pea sized brains - and he rolled over for the most blatant vote fraud - just like Pat Buchanan before him. I hate to say it but I fear the same this time, and barring some deus ex machina a hag and Slick Willy and Giorgy Soros-Schwartz presidency will be about the end of us, flooding the country with the third world, black militants and bankers and zios at the white house....

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

What is a Zogtopian? And why is it every time I buy a p-coat it smells like urine?

 

[whiteathlete33]

Now they are saying Trump is going to quit his run for presidency. There are also theories out there that he is purposely acting erratically to hand the election to Clinton. He has come out with by far some of the best things I have heard come out of a politicians mouth in my lifetime. I just don't get why he does some of the things he does. It's worrying me.

 

[werewolf]

Now they are saying Trump is going to quit his run for presidency. There are also theories out there that he is purposely acting erratically to hand the election to Clinton. He has come out with by far some of the best things I have heard come out of a politicians mouth in my lifetime. I just don't get why he does some of the things he does. It's worrying me.

Damn is it happening already? I knew the ruling Vampires want the hag in their white house. Where did you hear that, and how has he been acting erratically?

 

[werewolf]

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

It is funny how the paranoid conspiracy types on this site hate when the other side photo shops but this is pretty hypocritical though I am not defending the left just saying.

 

[werewolf]

It is funny how the paranoid conspiracy types on this site hate when the other side photo shops but this is pretty hypocritical though I am not defending the left just saying.

That picture is NOT photoshopped, Twinkietoes!

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Hillary is ugly but ..... well please!

 

[werewolf]

Didn't I tell u to stop PMg me, Matt Gianone alias Twinkletoes alias MD and a bunch of other names? Don't you have homosexual websites where u can look for new boyfriends? At least if you insist on PMg me send something funny, tho I guess u r too stupid to be funny.

PM he just sent me. Not even funny:

"How many Werewolves does it take to change a light bulb? Answer: None. They are to busy being paranoid idiots.

OK then, how many twinkietoes does it take to change a lightbulb?

Five. One to stand on the stool balanced on his toes on his ballet slippers and the other four to form a ballet quartet dancing around the stool.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Sorry I forgot. I got all swept up in the Trumpening. I actually am a little more receptive to Donald Trump of late. He seems to actually have something to say then in the past where most of his statements were just generalizations or spent his time just attacking other people's ideas. I will try and be funny from here on in. When I get banned I will post under the name Werewolf 2. I don't need to change light bulbs as I live in a box.

 

[werewolf]

"When I get banned I will post under the name Werewolf 2."

Good plan.

 

[McCaffrey Dude]

Thanks buddy. I guess my brain gets silly from a lack of blood with this rope around my neck. But man; this tree is beautiful.

 

[whiteathlete33]

Thanks buddy. I guess my brain gets silly from a lack of blood with this rope around my neck. But man; this tree is beautiful.

Would you please stop trolling? This thread is about Donald Trump, not a thread for your personal arguments with Werewolf? Why do you continue to do this Giannone?

 

[werewolf]

Would you please stop trolling?...

How can it, it's a troll? Actually I like trolls. They are good foils. All they know how to do is call names. None of them can engage in rational point by point debate. I've never encountered one yet who could. Once you get them beyond name calling they're helpless, like Barak Hussein when his teleprompter stops working.

 

[Don Wassall]

Trump has a HUGE ally in Matt Drudge, whose Drudge Report site has supported him strongly and which has been credited by some jealous insiders as a key reason Trump defeated the GOP field and gained the party's nomination. The Drudge Report gets about 30 million unique visitors a day, which is astounding. I know I always check it daily to see what news links are posted there. And he's never modernized his site from its mid-1990s debut. It still is perfectly functional for its purpose; if it ain't broke don't fix it. It's a powerful weapon on Trump's behalf.