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No it's not, that's a Yankee.

That's fine.

Go away.

Hippy.

Anyway I would shag his wife. And then tell the world

Trump is a man with a vision for America, not a specific vision, a great vision...the best vision...Trump has a plan to make this country great again....What plan??....a great plan...a plan that will work because it's the best plan.....Why???... because Trump knows good people...which people???....the best people....people that are not stupid like other people....people who know how to get deals done...what deals???...great deals...the biggest deals... because I know words... What words???...I have the best words... I get my information from watching TV... I consult with myself because I have a great brain... A great brain???...the best brain...Trump will also build a big wall to keep Mexicans out and he will make Mexico pay for it!...How....??? its all part of the great plan!...ISIS will be gone very, very quickly...How???... I won't tell you.. It's a secret !!!... (This guy is a “one-man circle jerk” and he is only about entertaining the uneducated who love him and his great plan. He's all air - no substance. And he is their “Champion"

In the UK....

How much do you pay for fuel?
On income taxes?
VAT (more taxes)??
In tax surcharges (taxes on taxes!!)??

Why are you SOOOO concerned about a potential US President, who would have no impact whatsoever on the UK if the British Govt., and by extension of that, the British people, did not allow/encourage an ongoing interaction with??

I don't even know who the Brit. PM is off the top of my head (nor do I care)....it has ZERO impact on me.

PS...How's the weather???

PPS...If I move back can I carry a gun with big bullets in it??

Oh......

Winston Churchill...prolly the most famous Brit of the modern age, and arguably the greatest British politician ever....

....was a US Citizen.


LOLZ.

It's the concerns about the world and its safety that uk citizens have about Trump. What he does in the US is no concern of ours but what he does outside is.

duke63 wrote:It's the concerns about the world and its safety that uk citizens have about Trump. What he does in the US is no concern of ours but what he does outside is.

Exactly that.

the gimp will be in charge of one the biggest armies in the world and nuclear weapons,a tad bit concerning

D41 wrote:I.......Why are you SOOOO concerned about a potential US President,

C00kiemonster wrote:....... Not good for someone with the nuclear button....

StMarks wrote:.... Trump however is IMHO potentially a far more credible threat to my future existence than them or superbugs or ISIS....

He frequently states that he will not be interested in foreign affairs any more, and concentrating on looking after America's needs.
However the Americans interest in foreign affairs only extends to their own interests, all their meddling in foreign countries is to serve their own purposes anyway.
With Trump at the top of the chain, the only difference I foresee will be a more gung-ho attitude with a much less hidden agenda.?

The US has got military bases all around the world, he has to have an interest in overseas politics and affairs.

I honestly can't believe we're actually having this conversation! The world's gone f@cking mad!

winning over the mothers' votes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_aud ... s/36962133" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Kwacky wrote:winning over the mothers' votes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/video_and_aud ... s/36962133" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

",,, that's ok....."

Sums Trump's attitude pretty well actually.: Tell them what you want them to hear, then when your ready, tell them what you actually meant.!

Can't watch him, I just want to punch him in his fanny!*


* (British English Fanny)

You know things are bad when the Bush family won't support you.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-us-2016-36962942" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Republicans not voting for Mr Trump
Barbara Bush, former first lady
Jeb Bush, former Florida governor, 2016 presidential candidate
William Cohen, former secretary of defence
Jeff Flake, Arizona senator
Lindsey Graham, South Carolina senator, 2016 presidential candidate
Larry Hogan, Maryland governor
John Kasich, Ohio governor, 2016 presidential candidate
Mark Kirk, Illinois senator
Mitt Romney, former Massachusetts governor, 2012 Republican presidential nominee
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida congresswoman
Ben Sasse, Nebraska senator

Republicans voting for Mrs Clinton
Richard Armitage, former deputy secretary of state
Hank Paulson, former treasury secretary
Brent Scowcroft, former national security adviser
Richard Hanna, New York congressman
Meg Whitman, party donor and fundraiser

Well then who do the Slappers favor....Clinton??

Personally I'd be happy to let Obama stay in for a bonus term....he's done very well in the role. Shame he has to leave.

I don't know much about her policies, I get the impression she's riding on the back of what Obama has done.

I like your suggestion of a 3rd term for Obama. He comes across as being very balanced.