• Security incident: ISF was recently accessed by intruders. Please change your password, and change it anywhere else you used it. Read more

Trump Is Already Conceding The Election

Those tirds seem to actually believe the laws are legitimate and not targeting Democratic voters. The moronocracy is still with us!!!
 
To be fair to Trump, they did call him crazy guy and unloaded their best **** on him the day after he fell into the gold star tarpit. They used the same term, I think unfairly, on Ross Perot. I am guessing, though am not sure, that there is going to be some kind of bounceback and everything will go back into alignment when the proper spin is applied to the whole thing. i.e. give it a week.
 
MinnesotaBrant said:
To be fair to Trump, they did call him crazy guy and unloaded their best **** on him the day after he fell into the gold star tarpit. They used the same term, I think unfairly, on Ross Perot. I am guessing, though am not sure, that there is going to be some kind of bounceback and everything will go back into alignment when the proper spin is applied to the whole thing. i.e. give it a week.
Click to expand...
If he wasn't an insane narcissist, you might be right. But he is, and so he will likely continuing acting in that fashion right up to election day.
 
St. Sean of Hannity will blame other Republicans if Trump loses:

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/sean-hannity-goes-off-paul-ryan-john-mccain

“I have watched these Republicans be more harsh towards Donald Trump than they’ve ever been in standing up to Barack Obama and his radical agenda,” he said. “They did nothing, nothing – all these phony votes to repeal and replace ObamaCare, show votes so they can go back and keep their power and get reelected.”

"Sorry, you created Donald Trump, all of you because of your ineffectiveness, because of your weakness, your spinelessness, your lack of vision, your inability to fight Obama,” Hannity continued. “I’m getting a little sick and tired of all of you. Honestly, I am tempted to just say I don’t support any of you people ever.”
Click to expand...
 
MinnesotaBrant said:
To be fair to Trump, they did call him crazy guy and unloaded their best **** on him the day after he fell into the gold star tarpit. They used the same term, I think unfairly, on Ross Perot. I am guessing, though am not sure, that there is going to be some kind of bounceback and everything will go back into alignment when the proper spin is applied to the whole thing. i.e. give it a week.
Click to expand...

I remember a few people calling Ross Perot crazy. But I never remember anyone actually thinking he was. And I worked on the Clinton campaign. Perot came off a bit manic Like someone who drank way too much coffee. I thought he was smart and had a grasp of the issues.

Trump leaves me with the impression of someone who is fixated on himself to the point of thinking he actually does have a psychological dIsorder. He rambles and makes little sense.

He comes off paranoid talking about the election being rigged.

His inability to move on from petty squabbles when there are far bigger issues for him and his campaign seems bizarre and childish. Instead of turning his opponents into his allies after he won the nomination he sought to strike back over the slightest offenses. A mature well balanced adult doesn't do that.

I'm not a psychologist or a medical professional. Stilll I think this guy may be a little nuts.

Maybe you think his behavior is right for the toughest and most important job in the country. I sure don't get that impression.

Take the time to read this interview and ask yourself. Is this really the person you want as President?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...e9fa68-58eb-11e6-831d-0324760ca856_story.html
 
St Hannity said:
“I have watched these Republicans be more harsh towards Donald Trump than they’ve ever been in standing up to Barack Obama and his radical agenda,” he said. “They did nothing, nothing – all these phony votes to repeal and replace ObamaCare, show votes so they can go back and keep their power and get reelected.”

"Sorry, you created Donald Trump, all of you because of your ineffectiveness, because of your weakness, your spinelessness, your lack of vision, your inability to fight Obama,” Hannity continued. “I’m getting a little sick and tired of all of you. Honestly, I am tempted to just say I don’t support any of you people ever.”
Click to expand...
Amazingly, apart from the "Obama radical agenda" quip, he seems somehow against all odds to have come to his senses. That or he is just realigning himself to get out of the way of the inevitable crash-and-burn that will be the result of the Republican presidential campaign.
 
acbytesla said:
I remember a few people calling Ross Perot crazy. But I never remember anyone actually thinking he was. And I worked on the Clinton campaign. Perot came off a bit manic Like someone who drank way too much coffee. I thought he was smart and had a grasp of the issues.

Trump leaves me with the impression of someone who is fixated on himself to the point of thinking he actually does have a psychological dIsorder. He rambles and makes little sense.

He comes off paranoid talking about the election being rigged.

His inability to move on from petty squabbles when there are far bigger issues for him and his campaign seems bizarre and childish. Instead of turning his opponents into his allies after he won the nomination he sought to strike back over the slightest offenses. A mature well balanced adult doesn't do that.

I'm not a psychologist or a medical professional. Stilll I think this guy may be a little nuts.

Maybe you think his behavior is right for the toughest and most important job in the country. I sure don't get that impression.

Take the time to read this interview and ask yourself. Is this really the person you want as President?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...e9fa68-58eb-11e6-831d-0324760ca856_story.html
Click to expand...

No, his whole campaign tanked after the whole media started bringing up his past and calling him crazy. He had 0 supporters in the media. Thus you get the "Crazy," dance he did with his daughter that was just beautiful.

I don't know, yesterday he just called Clinton nuts so there!
 
Last edited:
MinnesotaBrant said:
No, his whole campaign tanked after the whole media started bringing up his past
Click to expand...

Isn't that one of the prime functions of the press? Wouldn't they have been labeled incompetitant if they had not?

and calling him crazy. He had 0 supporters in the media.
Click to expand...

Ouch! I just hurt my eyes from rolling them so hard.

Clinton's campaign, Trump's campaign, political analysts, foreign press, and third parties all agree that Trump received 400-900 million dollars in free publicity from the networks that constantly interrupted their scheduled programming to take phone calls from Trump or to provide live coverage of his speaking events. Some stations even aired coverage of his plane landing at an airport because Donald Trump traveling somewhere was news.

:rolleyes:

I will ask again. Is crazy too strong a word for someone who sabotages his own campaign for 8 consecutive months? I say yes. If one's behavior is so self-destructive that relatives, friends, and co-workers hold interventions just to stop one from hurting oneself, is to inappropriate to call that behavior crazy? I say no.
 
Last edited:
I don't think Donald Trump is crazy. As my prof said when I took abnormal psych, "being a dick is not a mental illness".
 
MinnesotaBrant said:
No, his whole campaign tanked after the whole media started bringing up his past and calling him crazy. He had 0 supporters in the media. Thus you get the "Crazy," dance he did with his daughter that was just beautiful.

I don't know, yesterday he just called Clinton nuts so there!
Click to expand...

Are you talking about Trump or Perot? I'm assuming you're talking about Trump for this post.

Nobody has received more attention from the media this election than Trump. But go back and read the stories all through the primaries. They were the same stories time and again. What crazy thing will Trump say today? How will he outdo yesterday? And why isn't any of this effecting his lead in the GOP primaries?

Trump went into the General Election with passionate support from the Republican base and tepid support (If that) from traditional Republicans. You can hardly blame the media when 3 out of 4 of the last Presidential nonoinees won't support you. You can hardly blame the media when long time fervent Republican pundits like George Will quits the party because of the nominee choice.

There have been plenty of stories about Trump's erratic behavior for years. That they didn't get much traction is the result of a few things.
1. Republican voters were still voting for him. I think most of them would still support him today if it wasn't so obvious he's going to lose and maybe lead to overturning both the house and Senate.
2. The General election coverage is less chaotic and instead of the media writing stories about a dozen candidates, it's now only two. So instead of writing stories about the forest or even the trees, they are writing about the branches, even the leaves.

At some point you have to quit blaming the media and take responsibility that Trump was the Republican party's choice. That he is the result of years of demonizing Conservative talk radio.
 
Last edited:
Craig4 said:
I don't think Donald Trump is crazy. As my prof said when I took abnormal psych, "being a dick is not a mental illness".
Click to expand...
I think you can get bogged down in psychological technicalities, which are obviously useful for physicians diagnosing and treating patients (and for teaching students, obviously) but are distinctions without differences in everyday life. I'd say that, for the purposes of discussing Donald Trump and his candidacy for the highest political office in one of the largest, most powerful nations in the world, his obvious personality disorders qualify him as "crazy" or "insane" in the common vernacular.
 
Babbylonian said:
I think you can get bogged down in psychological technicalities, which are obviously useful for physicians diagnosing and treating patients (and for teaching students, obviously) but are distinctions without differences in everyday life. I'd say that, for the purposes of discussing Donald Trump and his candidacy for the highest political office in one of the largest, most powerful nations in the world, his obvious personality disorders qualify him as "crazy" or "insane" in the common vernacular.
Click to expand...

Yeah, my crazy uncle probably doesn't need to be institutionalized, but he sure says a lot of things that tells me he doesn't know how to think sanely. We all just humor him and try and divert the conversation away from the latest conspiracy theory. But the football around our house is a different kind of football.
 
He is preparing his followers, his donors, and himself for his eventual defeat.

Maybe he really doesn't want to be President, as he would have to put all of his business aside.

I won't be surprised if he refuses to go to all the debates and maybe even drops out.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Share this page

ISF - Join now!

Every member here is approved by hand. No bots, no spam, just people who care about evidence and honest debate.

Membership is free!

Create your free account

Back
Top Bottom