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Misty » 05 Sep 2016 2:43 pm » wrote: If you never considered him a black man then why did you say that you agree with Trump that we won't see another black man as president for generations?

Misty » 05 Sep 2016 3:25 pm » wrote:Trump hires one of the 'dirty tricks' men denounced by George H.W. Bush for using filthy campaign tactics against Bill Clinton in 1992.
Poppy Bush even filed an FEC complaint against David Bossie and his partner and called them the lowest form of life.
George W. Bush wrote to 85,000 campaign donors warning them not to give any money to these two men.

David Bossie was one of two men who harassed the parents and friends of a young woman (seven months pregnant) who had killed herself some years before.
The men were trying to confirm that the woman had killed herself after becoming pregnant by her law professor, Bill Clinton, when according to her family there was no basis in fact for that allegation.

They even went so far as to follow the dead woman's mother to an Army hospital in Augusta, Ga., where her husband was being treated for a stroke.
Then they burst into the sick man's room and and began questioning the mother about her daughter's suicide.

The same man was then hired as a chief investigator by crazy Clinton obsessed Congressman Dan Burton, then fired for selectively editing transcripts to make the Clintons look guilty.

Trump describes David Bossie as, "a friend of mine for many years. Solid. Smart. Loves politics, knows how to win."

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Ben Carson says Trump should apologize for his birtherism. But Trump can’t even quit birtherism.

Top Trump backer Ben Carson says Trump should apologize for raising the birther conspiracy theories.

I think that would be a good idea," Carson told CNN's Jake Tapper Tuesday afternoon when asked whether Trump should do so in the name of appealing to African Americans who might have been turned off by it. "Absolutely."

Birtherism hasn't been a big part of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.

But that's largely a matter of emphasis,- not any actual change in his position.

And in fact, if you look at his comments, Trump is basically as much of a birther as he was before, with the exact same point of view framed in more or less the exact same way: He's just a guy who asks questions.

When he led the effort a few years ago to question whether President Obama was actually born in the United States and was eligible to be president, Trump never technically said, "Barack Obama wasn't born in the United States."

He never had to.

He never said otherwise either -- and still hasn't.

To this day, he has never said that those questions have been laid to rest.

Now, he just tries to change the subject instead.

"I don't talk about it, because if I talk about that, your whole thing will be about that," Trump said Monday. "So I don't talk about it."

He doesn't say it's a non-issue.

He says it's an issue he'd rather not talk about.

That's an answer he's been giving for a while now.

Here's Trump in May:

"I don't talk about it anymore, because whenever I talk about it, it becomes a story."

And here's what he told CNN back in June: "I don't talk about it. You know why I don't talk about it?

Because once I talk about it, that's all they want to write about.

So I don't ever talk about it."

Trump added: "And I would love to.

But if I do talk about it, then what happens, is, that takes up -- then we're not talking about the horrible economy.

We're not talking about real unemployment in this country, which is close to 20 percent, when you add all the people that have given up looking for jobs.

We're not talking about ISIS."

Misty » 07 Sep 2016 1:30 pm » wrote:'I don't talk about it anymore' is not a good enough answer when it comes to Trump and his Birtherism.

Misty » 07 Sep 2016 8:53 pm » wrote:Boys will be boys, huh Donald?

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 8:58 pm » wrote:Actually that is a correct statement.

Misty » 07 Sep 2016 8:59 pm » wrote:
What that boys will be boys and they can't control themselves?

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 9:00 pm » wrote: and some willing *** horny chicks with some beers that wake up the next am and scream assault.

Misty » 07 Sep 2016 9:16 pm » wrote: That's right. Blame the victim.

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 9:27 pm » wrote:One problem. Big difference between a real victim and those that claim to be victims. A female human is the only creature on the face of the planet that can claim anything and is believed without a doubt.

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 9:00 pm » wrote:and some willing *** horny chicks with some beers that wake up the next am and scream assault.

Misty » 07 Sep 2016 9:29 pm » wrote: That's not true. Many women are not believed, which is why so many rapes go unreported.

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 9:32 pm » wrote:In this day, what was a fun roll in the hay the night before is now rape.

crimsongulf » 07 Sep 2016 9:32 pm » wrote:I was born at night, but it damned sure wasn't last night.
Seen it in action way too many damned times.
technology is one reason. Before the guy would brag to his buddies now it is all over **** and now the fem has to try and pretend she wasn't a **** slut the night before.