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?The coup never took place ? the coup was not successful, and based on the fact, and I give great credit to him for being able to turn that around,? Trump told The New York Times during the Republican National Convention on July 20, as he praised the people for going out to the streets and standing against the coup plotters.

?Some people say that it was staged. I don?t think so, but I do give great credit to Erdo?an for turning it around. You know, the first hour, it seemed like it was over. Then all of a sudden, and the amazing thing is the one that won that was the people,? he also said.

Saying that the people weren?t in favor of what the military was doing, Trump noted it was ?impressive? from the standpoint of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government.

?They came out on the streets, and the army types didn?t want to drive over them like they did in Tiananmen Square when they sort of drived them over, and that was the end of that. People said, ?I?m not going to drive over people.? The people came out of their homes, and they were not in favor of what the military was doing. So that was quite impressive from the standpoint of [the] existing government,? he said.

This is your hero?

Trump admires a dictator. That should scare you.

?The coup never took place ? the coup was not successful, and based on the fact, and I give great credit to him for being able to turn that around,? Trump told The New York Times during the Republican National Convention on July 20, as he praised the people for going out to the streets and standing against the coup plotters.

?Some people say that it was staged. I don?t think so, but I do give great credit to Erdo?an for turning it around. You know, the first hour, it seemed like it was over. Then all of a sudden, and the amazing thing is the one that won that was the people,? he also said.

Saying that the people weren?t in favor of what the military was doing, Trump noted it was ?impressive? from the standpoint of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) government.

?They came out on the streets, and the army types didn?t want to drive over them like they did in Tiananmen Square when they sort of drived them over, and that was the end of that. People said, ?I?m not going to drive over people.? The people came out of their homes, and they were not in favor of what the military was doing. So that was quite impressive from the standpoint of [the] existing government,? he said.

135jc wrote:

"Yeah, it totally sucks when the president isn't a bigot. It totally sucks when there are years of job growth and prosperity. It is truly awful when we don't go running into useless wars...

I can't imagine the world you live in. If you're life hasn't improved over the last eight, you are seriously doing something wrong."


Wow! That has to be some of the most moronic left wing spew have heard in a long time.


In case you haven't checked. Good jobs continue to leave this country in droves and O-blame-a has not done a thing to stop it.

WhoElseCouldIBe wrote:
Trumps said Kasich could essentially run the country as Prez if he takes the VP title?

Great, let's vote for a guy who doesn't want want to do the job.

TheBigGuy wrote:
I guess that means he won't be selling guns to Mexican Narco Terrorists during failed DOJ stings like Eric Holder did?


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hero69 wrote:
Yikes, folks talking about Christie as potential attorney general it trump elected. Be afraid

135jc wrote:
How about banking and anufacturing jobs. Without banking Jersey city would cease to exist. These jobs are being moved off shore.

bill wrote:
He kind of convinced me that Hillary will most likely do as President what she did as Secretary of State. Which is to maintain the position but do nothing extra.

it's like at work, there are people who go through the day doing their job competently. But you want those that do that as well as show initiative.

We want to be moving forward, not tread water.

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JCMan8 wrote:
That was one hell of a speech by our future President!

Holy crap it was great. And the liberal panel on CNN is absolutely going ballistic.

What did you like about it?

Great truthful comments about Hillary, got a room full of Republicans to clap for gays, made outreach to Sanders voters, described the problems we face, and most of all, was energizing as hell.

The lying media can go on all day long about how "dark" it was, despite all the applause it received throughout, but voters not in the bag for Hillary know what a winning speech that was.

bill wrote:
He kind of convinced me that Hillary will most likely do as President what she did as Secretary of State. Which is to maintain the position but do nothing extra.

it's like at work, there are people who go through the day doing their job competently. But you want those that do that as well as show initiative.

We want to be moving forward, not tread water.

WhoElseCouldIBe wrote:
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JCMan8 wrote:
That was one hell of a speech by our future President!

Holy crap it was great. And the liberal panel on CNN is absolutely going ballistic.

What did you like about it?

JCMan8 wrote:
That was one hell of a speech by our future President!

Holy crap it was great. And the liberal panel on CNN is absolutely going ballistic.

JCMan8 wrote:
That was one hell of a speech by our future President!

Holy crap it was great. And the liberal panel on CNN is absolutely going ballistic.

135jc wrote:
Liberals are like met fans. More worried about the Yankees (in this case Trump) then tier own team.

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user1111 wrote:
In case you missed it, here is the Trump's faces while Cruz was speaking and no endorsement was in sight LMAO

where is melania in this pictue. was she fired?

user1111 wrote:
In case you missed it, here is the Trump's faces while Cruz was speaking and no endorsement was in sight LMAO

Asif wrote:
Of course he has a shot at winning.....he won the Republican Circus Primary.

Even though Hillary has horrible favorable ratings like Trump. She has several advantages going into the General.

A united Democratic party. A broad coalition of support among many groups. A healthy ground game that is already working in the states. A fundraising advantage. A seasoned and professional staff. She could put the icing on the cake by being bold and going with a progressive....she really shouldn't go with a safe VP pick. She has much more political experience an should be able to better navigate the challenges ahead.

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Asif wrote:
That's nice but if you look at the rank and file Republicans at the convention there are few if any people of color.

I wonder why a majority of African Americans will not vote for the GOP?

I wonder why a majority of Hispanic Americans will not vote for the GOP?

I wonder why a large percentage of Women will not be voting for the GOP?

I wonder why a large percentage of Asians will not be voting for the GOP?

I wonder why a majority of Muslim Americans will not be voting for the GOP?

So far over 300,000 Muslim Americans have newly registered to vote.......African American participation is not expected to drop this election....some analysts believe it might be even higher than elections that got Obama elected. Hispanic Americans are also pushing their communities to register an vote........

Trumps chances of winning....are small.

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I guess Atsushi didn't see the debates-three old, career white politicians vs Latinos, black, female, whites of various backgrounds. Which party had more diverse candidates?

Of course, if crooked Hillary picks Elizabeth Warren she can claim the Cherokee diversity card! You know, high cheekbones and all.

Do you consider a 38% chance small? I don't. Trump is very much in play.

http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/

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In case you haven't checked. Good jobs continue to leave this country in droves and O-blame-a has not done a thing to stop it.

What are those good jobs you are talking about?

Jobs that can be done by uneducated & unskilled white men. The same kind of jobs once protected by the trade unions the GOP vilifies and has largely destroyed. But today's GOP is utterly irony-proof.

SOS wrote:
The only troublemakers so far this week have been INSIDE the convention hall. The cult of Trump turns ugly as the GOP nominee continues to display incredibly poor judgement.

http://mashable.com/2016/07/20/heidi- ... -convention/#QNYksqO2paqr

Heidi Cruz rushed out by security after crowd turns on Ted Cruz


Heidi Cruz, wife of Texas Senator Ted Cruz, was reportedly rushed out of the Republican National Convention on Wednesday night after the crowd turned on her husband at the end of his speech.

Boos rained down on Ted Cruz as he issued a speech calling for people to vote on their "conscience" and declining to officially endorse Donald Trump, despite loud calls for him to do so from the crowd.

hero69 wrote:
Yikes, folks talking about Christie as potential attorney general it trump elected. Be afraid