GOP Debate Threads

[babe]

Lol you're such a troll... K I know who's opinion I can't take seriously...

K, not biting.

 

[Jamezz]

your country is ****ed if one of these morons gets elected.

Dude you have your own problems to deal with in your country, not like it's paradise...

 

[Jamezz]

K, not biting.

K, Same here.

 

[str8line]

Fiorina is the definition of fake. Talks about tough decisions she had to make when she was HP's CEO. Yeah? Like sending jobs overseas miss Fiorina? Instead of protecting American worker's interests? And she has the nerve to act like a Margaret Thatcher wannabe to attract the gullible. Go home Flowerina, you're softer than butter.

Did she send jobs overseas in order to be more competitive? Isn't the duty as CEO to the shareholders not the workers? ******** I know, but seriously.

I'm interested to know if there are other things besides her sending jobs overseas that inform your view of her.

 

[babe]

Fiorina is the definition of fake. Talks about tough decisions she had to make when she was HP's CEO. Yeah? Like sending jobs overseas miss Fiorina? Instead of protecting American worker's interests? And she has the nerve to act like a Margaret Thatcher wannabe to attract the gullible. Go home Flowerina, you're softer than butter.

HP geek speaking here, apparently. Margaret Thatcher was the one who bedazzled the conservatives with smart little quips that seemed to make sense, while actually serving "Er Majesty, the Queen". I did like the one about "The problem with Socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people's money".

Rand Paul trading on his father's reputation as a straight shooter is about the closest thing we have to a real person in politics this election cycle. I prefer Ted Cruz because overall he represents my own views the best. I rank Ted Cruz as certain to take a bullet if elected in our day of vested interests, and I have to credit him as having the guts to stand up and try to re-instate a lot of American values. Why do we need the children of immigrants to do this for us? Because it's only those who have personal or at least second-hand experience with worse governments who can see what we are doing to ourselves in going down to merely unprincipled, corrupt politics like most other countries have been for decades. I know I'm fishing deep for hope, but the best hope this country has is that the wave of immigrants today will make the turn towards propagating the value of opportunity and hard work once again in our country. . . .the worst thing about this wave is that they are coming from some of the most Marxist school systems on the planet, and it might take a while for them to realize they've been sold a crock.

If you like what you see in Europe, or Canada, or Cuba. . . . Hillary will take you there.

 

[DutchJazzer]

I have leaned democrat for most of my life but I've liked certain Republican candidates and policies. I've always voted Democrat for President.

My tune is starting to change on issues like taxes and especially Obamacare...it is simply not working.

We need to help the disadvantaged but the number of people who take advantage of what should be a temporary helping hand is growing and hurting our country. As my own brother has shown me, it is all too easy to become a victim and believe that the government owes you something.

I thought last nights debate was quite substantive. Trump has a huge superiority complex which hilariously showed when he said that he had built up a business worth billions and didn't need to hear anything from Kacich. What an absolute tool and he'll be embarrassed out of the race shortly. The rest of the candidates come across as presidential material though, although something about Carson weirds me out.

I thought Fiorina and Rubio had the best showing. Fiorina especially strikes me as a pragmatic candidate. What do you guys think of her?

welcome to the light!

 

[DutchJazzer]

Clinton is the definition of fake. Talks about tough decisions she had to make when she was secretary of statte. Yeah? Like not sendin extra security to protect the ambasdor in bengazi? And she has the nerve to act like a Royalto to attract the gullible. Go to prison Hillary, you're a criminal.

FIXED like a BOSS!!!!!!!!!





















BURN!

 

[Jamezz]

Did she send jobs overseas in order to be more competitive? Isn't the duty as CEO to the shareholders not the workers? ******** I know, but seriously.

I'm interested to know if there are other things besides her sending jobs overseas that inform your view of her.

Yes, her aggressive interventionist foreign policy, which I think is the biggest problem this country faces. I support our troops as much as any American, does it mean that I support putting their lives at risk so deliberately? Of course not. She's submissive, face it. Submissive to the ones who are really pulling the strings. The more money the US government needs to borrow from the Fed to wage unnecessary avoidable military interventions the bigger this entity gets. Some hidden interests there I tell you.

I also dare you to justify her aggressive outsourcing policy in front of the over 200 former coworkers of mine who were sent home when I was working for HP because the company moved it all to India for cheaper labor. As soon as she opens her mouth it smells of putrid hypocrisy and lies.

 

[DutchJazzer]

HP geek speaking here, apparently. Margaret Thatcher was the one who bedazzled the conservatives with smart little quips that seemed to make sense, while actually serving "Er Majesty, the Queen". I did like the one about "The problem with Socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people's money".

Rand Paul trading on his father's reputation as a straight shooter is about the closest thing we have to a real person in politics this election cycle. I prefer Ted Cruz because overall he represents my own views the best. I rank Ted Cruz as certain to take a bullet if elected in our day of vested interests, and I have to credit him as having the guts to stand up and try to re-instate a lot of American values. Why do we need the children of immigrants to do this for us? Because it's only those who have personal or at least second-hand experience with worse governments who can see what we are doing to ourselves in going down to merely unprincipled, corrupt politics like most other countries have been for decades. I know I'm fishing deep for hope, but the best hope this country has is that the wave of immigrants today will make the turn towards propagating the value of opportunity and hard work once again in our country. . . .the worst thing about this wave is that they are coming from some of the most Marxist school systems on the planet, and it might take a while for them to realize they've been sold a crock.

If you like what you see in Europe, or Canada, or Cuba. . . . Hillary will take you there.

self edited: cus it offended a mod and he had to cry about it to me

 

[Jamezz]

the problem with socalism is it is exaclty like rape!

SOCIALISM is the most selfish philosophy on the planet, because it is based on the essential concept that i am breathing therefore i DESERVE. aka BASED ON FORCE!

Capitalism is in essence forced altruism, because if I don't give you SOMETHING YOU WANT I will starve. AKA based on consent.

socialism is like rape, Capitalism is like consensual sex.
i dont know about you guys but i would never want to rape or be raped.
BUT everybody likes consensual sex


simpel as THAT. rapist enjoy the rape. while the victims are destroyed mentally and physically.
thats wrong!

You're not going to entice anyone to look further into your arguments which such a childish and inappropriate approach. Just saying...

 

[str8line]

Yes, her aggressive interventionist foreign policy, which I think is the biggest problem this country faces. I support our troops as much as any American, does it mean that I support putting their lives at risk so deliberately? Of course not. She's submissive, face it. Submissive to the ones who are really pulling the strings. The more money the US government needs to borrow from the Fed to wage unnecessary avoidable military interventions the bigger this entity gets. Some hidden interests there I tell you.

I also dare you to justify her aggressive outsourcing policy in front of the over 200 former coworkers of mine who were sent home when I was working for HP because the company moved it all to India for cheaper labor. As soon as she opens her mouth it smells of putrid hypocrisy and lies.

Has she promoted an aggressive interventionist policy? She talked tough last night but is she for increasing the use of our military?

Sucks that she clipped U.S. jobs but I get that every large corporation has done that to increase profits or market share or just hold on to market share. Not sure I'm going to hold that against her, since I'm pretty sure any CEO would or has done that.

 

[Jamezz]

Has she promoted an aggressive interventionist policy? She talked tough last night but is she for increasing the use of our military?

Sucks that she clipped U.S. jobs but I get that every large corporation has done that to increase profits or market share or just hold on to market share. Not sure I'm going to hold that against her, since I'm pretty sure any CEO would or has done that.

Establishing a no-fly zone in an area where there are Russian planes in the skies doesn't sound like a very intelligent nor conservative approach in terms of foreign policies. Enlighten me if you think that I'm wrong and that the US Military needs to have a presence in every international conflict that takes place thousands of miles away from our Homeland.