Trump voters: do you regret your vote?

Trump voters: do you regret your vote?

  • Yes

    Votes: 9 4.3%
  • No

    Votes: 89 42.8%
  • I didn't voted for Trump

    Votes: 110 52.9%

  • Total voters
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Haha you are funny. You make me laugh. Enjoy the next years of Trump. Haha. Liberals always attempt to insult. You are so funny. It's funny how mad you get over a thread on lpsg. Lighten up it'll be ok. The world hasn't stopped turning yet. The sky isn't falling. It's going to be ok.
 

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Your education must have come from a barely accredited school or else you would know that tolerance doesn't equal acceptance or capitulation. No Trump fan has been able to use any facts to support him. They dismiss any fact or article against him as fake. Why do simple minds think we should simply tolerate someone taking a dump on this country just because he said something to endear himself to a group of rubes?
Just so you know, I am not a fan of Trump's. I voted for him to vote against Clinton. I didn't care for Trump before he decided to run for president still don't. To me he was the lesser of two evils. Just so you understand that. Big difference in voting for someone and being a fan of them. The up side to my vote is that he actually won the election and Hillary Clinton lost. My vote for Donald Trump was a vote against Hillary Clinton. It's that simple. I wouldn't vote for her to be dog catcher.
 

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Just so you know, I am not a fan of Trump's. I voted for him to vote against Clinton. I didn't care for Trump before he decided to run for president still don't. To me he was the lesser of two evils. Just so you understand that. Big difference in voting for someone and being a fan of them. The up side to my vote is that he actually won the election and Hillary Clinton lost. My vote for Donald Trump was a vote against Hillary Clinton. It's that simple. I wouldn't vote for her to be dog catcher.
And yet you plan to vote for him again if you can. I'd have some respect for you if you had said you regretted having to vote for him. That you'd have preferred another Republican option. Your statement makes it clear that you didn't vote based on any intelligent level. Your vote was cast in spite.

I may think that this election was too important to risk voting third party but at least I can respect those that did because their conscience was more important than merely winning.
 

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Why do you think so many people voted for Trump? To keep Hillary Clinton out of the white house. Call it spite call it what you will. I personally am sick of career politicians. If the Congress and Senate were forced into being insured under the affordable care act and under the same laws and rules the rest of us live under there wouldn't be career politicians. Clinton is a career politician that's why I voted against her. To me they are both pure evil. Trump is just the lesser of the two. And yes it was an important election. That's why so many people like myself voted against Clinton. If he runs again I'll vote the same way. I've never voted Democrat and never will. That what is so great about the Republic that we live in. We each have a choice in who we vote for and have the freedom to do it.
 

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Why do you think so many people voted for Trump? To keep Hillary Clinton out of the white house. Call it spite call it what you will. I personally am sick of career politicians. If the Congress and Senate were forced into being insured under the affordable care act and under the same laws and rules the rest of us live under there wouldn't be career politicians. Clinton is a career politician that's why I voted against her. To me they are both pure evil. Trump is just the lesser of the two. And yes it was an important election. That's why so many people like myself voted against Clinton. If he runs again I'll vote the same way. I've never voted Democrat and never will. That what is so great about the Republic that we live in. We each have a choice in who we vote for and have the freedom to do it.
It's too bad you voted with incorrect information; Most Senators, Congresspeople and their staffs get their insurance through ACA D.C health exchange(obamacare).
 

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GJ.....

If you knew ANYTHING you would know that thanks to the "Grassley amendment" to the ACA members of Congress AND THEIR STAFFS are "forced" to by health insurance via an ACA exchange rather than get it via the FEHB which they should be able to because after all at the end of the day they ARE Federal Government employees.

And AGAIN what was it that you were so dead certain that she was GUARANTEED to do that you just could not abide?

If the answer is the stock right winger answer "she would continue the Obama legacy" what was it that he did that was so bad that DIRECTLEY affected YOU ????
 
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Considering how the deck is stacked against him by the totally one-sided media, which basically acts as an arm of the Democrat party, I'd say Trump is doing a fantastic job. The economy is slowly improving, we are respected around the world--yes, I just said that--and we have a man here who clearly loves this country and knows what matters most to MOST Americans.
The fact that he also has many in his own Party who still won't give him any breaks--and some, like the odious McCain, who stand in his way at every turn--shows he has a lot of work to do.
The "Russian Collusion" business is a hoax and anyone who doesn't have his head firmly planted in his a** can plainly see that by now. The real collusion was between the DNC and Hillary (against Bernie) and the DNC /Clinton and foreign agents (Uranium One, etc.)
I do believe his incessant tweeting is over-the top--some of his tweets are indeed cringe-inducing--but I understand why he does it: to go over the heads of the corrupt media and send his message DIRECTLY to his supporters. The media will not say anything good about him. How many Americans even know that he twisted China's arm to get those college basketball players released from jail? It's a shame though that he has to aim low and get into a pissing-contest with the ungrateful parent of one of the boys.
Also, Melania is a beautiful and classy first lady and the fact that the media doesn't fawn over her the way they did Mrs. Obama--where are all the Vogue magazine covers and friendly TV chat show appearances?--is further evidence that the media is not interested in "normalizing' the Trump family.
Finally, Hillary Clinton is an awful person, a terrible politician and a horrible , sore loser. She is proving each and every day why she wasn't elected--and why she didn't deserve to be.
I do not regret voting for Trump and look forward to doing so again in 2020.
 

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It's too bad you voted with incorrect information; Most Senators, Congresspeople and their staffs get their insurance through ACA D.C health exchange(obamacare).
In your dreams. I think it's so funny how you people get so mad at a thread. Very funny indeed
 
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GJ.....

If you knew ANYTHING you would know that thanks to the "Grassley amendment" to the ACA members of Congress AND THEIR STAFFS are "forced" to by health insurance via an ACA exchange rather than get it via the FEHB which they should be able to because after all at the end of the day they ARE Federal Government employees.

And AGAIN what was it that you were so dead certain that she was GUARANTEED to do that you just could not abide?

If the answer is the stock right winger answer "she would continue the Obama legacy" what was it that he did that was so bad that DIRECTLEY affected YOU ????
Give away America that's what.
 

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Why do you think so many people voted for Trump? To keep Hillary Clinton out of the white house. Call it spite call it what you will. I personally am sick of career politicians. If the Congress and Senate were forced into being insured under the affordable care act and under the same laws and rules the rest of us live under there wouldn't be career politicians. Clinton is a career politician that's why I voted against her. To me they are both pure evil. Trump is just the lesser of the two. And yes it was an important election. That's why so many people like myself voted against Clinton. If he runs again I'll vote the same way. I've never voted Democrat and never will. That what is so great about the Republic that we live in. We each have a choice in who we vote for and have the freedom to do it.
Once again you can't accept that the MAJORITY of voters DID vote for her. MORE voted for her than voted for Donnie. He won based on an antiquated method that did not equal one person, one vote.

Only an idiot says he will never vote for the opposition. Here's a hypothetical.....you must vote(no way to exclude yourself or write in another option). The Democrat is Hillary Clinton and the Republican is Bin Ladin. Do you still insist on never voting Democrat? A moron votes for the Party. A thinking person votes on qualifications.
 

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Considering how the deck is stacked against him by the totally one-sided media, which basically acts as an arm of the Democrat party, I'd say Trump is doing a fantastic job. The economy is slowly improving, we are respected around the world--yes, I just said that--and we have a man here who clearly loves this country and knows what matters most to MOST Americans.
The fact that he also has many in his own Party who still won't give him any breaks--and some, like the odious McCain, who stand in his way at every turn--shows he has a lot of work to do.
The "Russian Collusion" business is a hoax and anyone who doesn't have his head firmly planted in his a** can plainly see that by now. The real collusion was between the DNC and Hillary (against Bernie) and the DNC /Clinton and foreign agents (Uranium One, etc.)
I do believe his incessant tweeting is over-the top--some of his tweets are indeed cringe-inducing--but I understand why he does it: to go over the heads of the corrupt media and send his message DIRECTLY to his supporters. The media will not say anything good about him. How many Americans even know that he twisted China's arm to get those college basketball players released from jail? It's a shame though that he has to aim low and get into a pissing-contest with the ungrateful parent of one of the boys.
Also, Melania is a beautiful and classy first lady and the fact that the media doesn't fawn over her the way they did Mrs. Obama--where are all the Vogue magazine covers and friendly TV chat show appearances?--is further evidence that the media is not interested in "normalizing' the Trump family.
Finally, Hillary Clinton is an awful person, a terrible politician and a horrible , sore loser. She is proving each and every day why she wasn't elected--and why she didn't deserve to be.
I do not regret voting for Trump and look forward to doing so again in 2020.
Respected around the world? Thanks for the biggest laugh I've had all day

Now time to go back to your Fox News viewing .

Buh-bye
 
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When you pull out the FOX card, you've already lost.
So long.
Every sentence you wrote was directly attributable to Fox. Show me any neutral source that shows how Trump increased the level of respect for this country? If the same facts about the collusion you call a hoax were leveled during the Obama administration your side would be calling for a full on investigation, an impeachment, a trial, and jail time.

I'll wait for you to find anything positive about Trump(that doesn't come fro Fox, Breitbart, or any of your right wing conspiracy sites).
 

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Too bad Franken wasn't videotaped talking about how he could force himself on a married woman or grab any woman he wanted just because he's a celebrity. If memory serves me that was Trump and your kind was just fine with that.
That's just it. That tape showed a Reality Show Host--who was a known playboy--engaging in a hypothetical discussion in which he posits that if you are a rich and famous person, most women would pretty much let you do what you want. It wasn't an admission of an actual event--as Hillary keeps saying--or a confession of guilt. Remember, Trump has been in the public eye for nearly 40 years and his love life was regularly covered by the New York tabloids. His affairs have been open to the public and if there were ever serious allegations that he engaged in harassment or anything of the sort, it would have been known already--certainly through oppo research by either the Clinton Machine or any of his GOP rivals.Likewise if any hush payments were made. Guess what? There's NOTHING.
As to your point about his supporters being "OK" with it? Guess what, the Right has finally wised up and are not going to let the liberal media and liberal politicians --using the very rules that they designed to take down conservatives (but not liberals)--take them down. Bill Clinton skated and it's long been an open secret that the media will excuse all liberal sex scandals as long as they town the liberal line on abortion and other women's issues.
You are already seeing this in play in the mealy-mouth defense of Al Franken. It's a two way street now and we learned it from the media.
 

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Every sentence you wrote was directly attributable to Fox. Show me any neutral source that shows how Trump increased the level of respect for this country? If the same facts about the collusion you call a hoax were leveled during the Obama administration your side would be calling for a full on investigation, an impeachment, a trial, and jail time.

I'll wait for you to find anything positive about Trump(that doesn't come fro Fox, Breitbart, or any of your right wing conspiracy sites).
I'm not playing along with this.
 

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That's just it. That tape showed a Reality Show Host--who was a known playboy--engaging in a hypothetical discussion in which he posits that if you are a rich and famous person, most women would pretty much let you do what you want. It wasn't an admission of an actual event--as Hillary keeps saying--or a confession of guilt. Remember, Trump has been in the public eye for nearly 40 years and his love life was regularly covered by the New York tabloids. His affairs have been open to the public and if there were ever serious allegations that he engaged in harassment or anything of the sort, it would have been known already--certainly through oppo research by either the Clinton Machine or any of his GOP rivals.Likewise if any hush payments were made. Guess what? There's NOTHING.
As to your point about his supporters being "OK" with it? Guess what, the Right has finally wised up and are not going to let the liberal media and liberal politicians --using the very rules that they designed to take down conservatives (but not liberals)--take them down. Bill Clinton skated and it's long been an open secret that the media will excuse all liberal sex scandals as long as they town the liberal line on abortion and other women's issues.
You are already seeing this in play in the mealy-mouth defense of Al Franken. It's a two way street now and we learned it from the media.
You're defending his actions because at that time he was "just a reality show host"? I guess you just mysteriously forgot about all his accusers that appeared and he threatened?

As to you trying that weak "whataboutism" all I can say is that those who stray on our side pay the penalties. Not so for you guys. Anthony Wiener vs David Vitter? One was ostracized and the other reelected.
 
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