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ShelC wrote:That is the hope. That maybe some of these younger multimillionaire/billionaires that have some actual life experience being a normal person and earning their fortunes will run for office and try and change things. With Trump, I tend to think a lot of that stuff is an act and he's doing it just to get a reaction. Regardless, it's not actually him that's inspiring but the act of running and not catering to a specific party or special interest group; or, at least, not being forced to.

Did you just say that young billionaires have life experiences of being normal people?

The ones that earned it and created their own empire. Not the ones raised around money who inherited their fortunes.

Mori Chu wrote:The only good thing you can really say about Trump is that maybe his candidacy will help disrupt our shitty governmental system and two-party structure. But I doubt it.

I was thinking the same thing. He is making a mockery of the whole system and I am kind of enjoying it. He doesn't play by anybody's rules and they can't control him. That scares them. The Tea Party was created and soon the GOP lost control over them. Now the Tea Party is Trump's biggest fans. He isn't really a Republican though, but they don't know or don't care. The old guard knows he isn't really a Republican and they are trying to dance around him because he is the leading GOP candidate while simultaneously trying to destroy him. If he was elected I have no idea what he would do and neither does anybody else. That is a scary proposition for all of us. Maybe it's for the best...

As much as I hate to admit this... Trump just made more sense than the rest of the Republicans combined.

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/55caaf56 ... b20bb1c53?

In an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity on Tuesday night, Trump mounted a defense of the women's health provider, noting "they do good things that aren't having to do with abortion."

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Andy (sorry, old habits die hard), did you know you can turn off those annoying ads appended by your phone?

Superbone wrote:Andy (sorry, old habits die hard), did you know you can turn off those annoying ads appended by your phone?

Yeah, but I don't really care much about it right now.

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Superbone wrote:Andy (sorry, old habits die hard), did you know you can turn off those annoying ads appended by your phone?

OK, I fixed it.

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Ghost wrote:

Superbone wrote:Andy (sorry, old habits die hard), did you know you can turn off those annoying ads appended by your phone?

OK, I fixed it.

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Why, you bastard!

- Sent from my fist because I'm going to ram it into your stomach and break your god damn spine!!!!!! (jk)