Trump just turned 70. I'm not sure he could do two terms.Give him12erm... 8 years and you will see that America won't be recognisable anymore!
Trump just turned 70. I'm not sure he could do two terms.Give him12erm... 8 years and you will see that America won't be recognisable anymore!
Trump just turned 70. I'm not sure he could do two terms.
His personal physician has just announced the Trump is the healthiest man ever to run for President.
A curious statement indeed, in light of the fact that Trump wasn't drafted into the Vietnam War due to bone spurs in his feet. Bone spurs never go away, but apparently Trump's have.
Jackpot!! Hillary can hammer Trump on his draft dodging, especially since her husband heroically ser...I believe Trump avoided the draft due to a bore spur on only one foot, not in both feet. I don't remember which foot it was, and neither does Trump.
Agreed. The result that actually has great potential to shift the country left, ie "move the Overton Window" is a nationwide repudiation of Trump. If all the people who feel "Meh" about Hillary, and the Democratic Bernie supporters, and the Greens and the BernieorBusters all rally behind for Hillary (in terms of votes, not rhetoric) and give Trump landslide losses in all the "battleground" states and nail-bitters in even the supposedly safe red states... that will force the Republicans left for pure political survival.A Trump presidency would not cause the country's politics to shift to the left.
Clinton isn't left-wing at all, and electing her will just keep the country's leadership a right-wing course
Agreed. The result that actually has great potential to shift the country left, ie "move the Overton Window" is a nationwide repudiation of Trump. If all the people who feel "Meh" about Hillary, and the Democratic Bernie supporters, and the Greens and the BernieorBusters all rally behind for Hillary (in terms of votes, not rhetoric) and give Trump landslide losses in all the "battleground" states and nail-bitters in even the supposedly safe red states... that will force the Republicans left for pure political survival.
Here's hoping![]()
The Democrat/Republican scale of left/right is all right-wing all the time, and you can't call a candidate left-wing just because she is running against a fascist
onejayhawk said:It's not like the fascists were ever right-wing. The argument is whether they were leftists in their day or not.
^^There's a reason antifascists who take direct action are all socialists, ie. far-left
Take a history lesson, kid. The fascists were far right, certainly by the standards you're using to define right and left...the Nazis for example governed in a coalition with the DNVP and bitterly (and violently) opposed the SPD and KPD.
Granted. The fascists were more center-left than, say, the communists. They were still fighting for the same voting bloc.There's a reason antifascists who take direct action are all socialists, ie. far-left
Fascists are far-right by definition, ...
Fascism /ˈfæʃɪzəm/ is a form of radical authoritarian nationalism[1][2] that came to prominence in early 20th-century Europe, influenced by national syndicalism. Fascism originated in Italy during World War I and spread to other European countries. Fascism opposes liberalism, Marxism and anarchism and is usually placed on the far-right within the traditional leftright spectrum.[3][4]
That is pure revisionism. If you look at history, you get my point. The Nazi's promoted health care and pensions. They competed for votes with the Communists. On the 1930s political scale, they were left of center. Once they gained power, different tactics came out. Hence the night of the long knives. In Italy and Spain, fascists were also not right wing.