What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[Admiral Yi]

That they care about fiscal conservatism.

That doesn't make any sense grammatically.  dps just said he's frustrated with lack of fiscal conservatism in the GOP.  If mongers were to respond to that with "oh, so you love the Republicans because they pretend to be fiscal conservatives???"  would be retarded.

[dps]

Interesting that neither former President Bush voted for Donald Trump.  Not sure if we've ever had a former President publicly not supporting their party's nominee, even if the nominee is an -ino.

That's because it's not their party anymore.  It's not even a post-Constitutional party; it's become an anti-Constitutional party.  People like you that consider yourselves conservatives need to come to that realization now.

What the hell choice do we have but to try to take back the Republican Party?  It had been frustrating enough even before the rise of Trumpism trying to keep the Republicans doing more than paying lip service to fiscal conservatism, but the Democrats won't even pay lip service to it.

So neither party in fact cares about the issue, but one of them is dishonest about it.  So you prefer the dishonest one?

No, I'll stick with the party that supports the idea in theory, but that hasn't had leadership with enough the balls to walk the walk, over the party that outright rejects the notion.

[Grey Fox]

Interesting that neither former President Bush voted for Donald Trump.  Not sure if we've ever had a former President publicly not supporting their party's nominee, even if the nominee is an -ino.

That's because it's not their party anymore.  It's not even a post-Constitutional party; it's become an anti-Constitutional party.  People like you that consider yourselves conservatives need to come to that realization now.

What the hell choice do we have but to try to take back the Republican Party?  It had been frustrating enough even before the rise of Trumpism trying to keep the Republicans doing more than paying lip service to fiscal conservatism, but the Democrats won't even pay lip service to it.

by coming to the realisation that being a fiscal conservative makes you one the bad guys.

[Admiral Yi]

The Greeks are saints.

[Eddie Teach]

Interesting that neither former President Bush voted for Donald Trump.  Not sure if we've ever had a former President publicly not supporting their party's nominee, even if the nominee is an -ino.

That's because it's not their party anymore.  It's not even a post-Constitutional party; it's become an anti-Constitutional party.  People like you that consider yourselves conservatives need to come to that realization now.

What the hell choice do we have but to try to take back the Republican Party?  It had been frustrating enough even before the rise of Trumpism trying to keep the Republicans doing more than paying lip service to fiscal conservatism, but the Democrats won't even pay lip service to it.

by coming to the realisation that being a fiscal conservative makes you one the bad guys.

Nah. The government should be well funded.

[Legbiter]

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/358745-george-w-bush-im-worried-that-i-will-be-the-last-republican

The two former Bush presidents criticize President Trump in a new book to be released this month, with former President George W. Bush admitting that despite Trump's political affiliation, he's worried "that I will be the last Republican president."

Interesting that neither former President Bush voted for Donald Trump.  Not sure if we've ever had a former President publicly not supporting their party's nominee, even if the nominee is an -ino.

Well Trump did methodically savage the Republican field, starting with Jeb! so maybe not so surprising.

[CountDeMoney]

Why are you even back here?  Didn't I ban your Russian cocksucking ass a while ago?

[Grey Fox]

Interesting that neither former President Bush voted for Donald Trump.  Not sure if we've ever had a former President publicly not supporting their party's nominee, even if the nominee is an -ino.

That's because it's not their party anymore.  It's not even a post-Constitutional party; it's become an anti-Constitutional party.  People like you that consider yourselves conservatives need to come to that realization now.

What the hell choice do we have but to try to take back the Republican Party?  It had been frustrating enough even before the rise of Trumpism trying to keep the Republicans doing more than paying lip service to fiscal conservatism, but the Democrats won't even pay lip service to it.

by coming to the realisation that being a fiscal conservative makes you one the bad guys.

Nah. The government should be well funded.

[Eddie Teach]

"Fiscal conservatism" isn't the same as rightwing economics. It just means a policy of spending what you have rather than borrowing.

[Admiral Yi]

Renardo might be confused by the ambiguity attaching to the term these days.  I take it to mean hawkishness on the deficit, but some people use it to mean low taxes regardless of deficits.

[CountDeMoney]

I take it to mean hawkishness on the deficit, but some people use it to mean low taxes regardless of deficits.

There's no difference for you people.

[Admiral Yi]

When's the last time the Seedybot generated a comment in a political thread that had any actual content?  Open question.

[CountDeMoney]

Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel. And wants you to go fuck yourself with a hot curling iron.

[DGuller]

When's the last time the Seedybot generated a comment in a political thread that had any actual content?  Open question.

I'm sure Raz has the exact date and time.

[Admiral Yi]