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Trump is leading in Hawaii. I'm sure he'll win. 

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SychosSoChic

I don't have access to CNN in my dorm, people constantly in the TV room watching MTV or something, internet too third world to stream it.

What's Trump's stance on gays and their rights? *braces for the worst*

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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En_Sabah_Nur
1 minute ago, SychosSoChic said:

I don't have access to CNN in my dorm, people constantly in the TV room watching MTV or something, internet too third world to stream it.

What's Trump's stance on gays and their rights? *braces for the worst*

Against gay marriage & promises to undo the recent Supreme Court decision on it! 🙄

Egypt. W
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Goosey
8 minutes ago, SychosSoChic said:

What's Trump's stance on gays and their rights? *braces for the worst*

Donald Trump has been wildly inconsistent when it comes to stating his position on gay marriage — but now, he’s vehemently refusing to clarify his stance at all, insisting that everybody is already clear on what his policy is.

In the last several weeks, Trump told FOX News that he’d “strongly consider” overturning same-sex marriage, and he urged evangelical leaders to “trust” him to protect “traditional marriage.”

On the other hand, he flip-flopped while talking to a lesbian journalist, stating that he’d “move forward on LGBT rights.”

Now, to make matters even more confusing, the Republican frontrunner is apparently refusing to discuss gay marriage at all.

During a Q&A with reporter David Martosko, Mr. Trump insisted he’d made his position clear “150 times.”

Martosko once again insisted that people don’t know what his position is.

Trump’s response? “David, sit down please. You know my position.”

http://www.lgbtqnation.com/2016/03/donald-trump-is-now-refusing-to-answer-questions-about-gay-marriage/

 

#Trump2017 #MakeAmericaGreatAgain

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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Tresor
14 hours ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

But he is getting the most flack online & in the news media for some of the stuff he said the other night.  Like ghetto & whites not being poor, his auto bail out vote & waving his finger & being  condescending to her during the debate!  Not good news to have the day before the MICHIGAN election...  :toofunny: :rip:

P. S. You're cute btw!  :flutter:

look who won Michigan baby! :)

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En_Sabah_Nur
9 hours ago, mattwiththehat said:

look who won Michigan baby! :)

lol - Touché!  ;)

Egypt. W
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PopBitch
On 3/8/2016 at 0:09 AM, En_Sabah_Nur said:

I think the phrase would be here is "What have you done for me lately?"  If all you can say is that I marched for civil rights 60 years ago...  Then...  Well yeah...  lol  :toofunny:

Plus Hillary lost against Obama when she was once expected to win.  Yet she put that bitterness aside and accepted his offer for Secretary of State to support him which nobody could believe, but she became a team player, instead of staying a New York senator.

And when Obama was up for election and was encountering some trouble, Bill Clinton came out for him when it counted during the election process.

The African American community will alway appreciate the Clinton presidency, but also when push came to shove, they showed up for Obama during his presidency and re-election and that won't be forgotten.  It wasn't easy for Bill Clinton to do that, I'm sure.  He harbored a lot of bitterness for a while over Hillary losing, but came to terms with it.

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PopBitch
On 3/8/2016 at 7:21 AM, tomsches said:

Does Clinton still have a chance to win?

Still have a chance?  It's almost a certainty.

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En_Sabah_Nur
59 minutes ago, PopBitch said:

Plus Hillary lost against Obama when she was once expected to win.  Yet she put that bitterness aside and accepted his offer for Secretary of State to support him which nobody could believe, but she became a team player, instead of staying a New York senator.

And when Obama was up for election and was encountering some trouble, Bill Clinton came out for him when it counted during the election process.

The African American community will alway appreciate the Clinton presidency, but also when push came to shove, they showed up for Obama during his presidency and re-election and that won't be forgotten.  It wasn't easy for Bill Clinton to do that, I'm sure.  He harbored a lot of bitterness for a while over Hillary losing, but came to terms with it.

Exactly!  I couldn't agree with you more...  👍🏾👍🏾😊

Egypt. W
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Eighteen

i'm sure that if trump gets the nomination that he will spiral into oblivion in the general election. though people have said if there's a significant terrorist attack before that time then the dumb **** american electorate will probably elect him

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